family members

father
mother
brother
sister
father-in-law
mother-in-law
brother-in-law
sister-in-law
husband
wife
grandfather



DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES FOR PEOPLE.


MY MOTHER.
my mother is short, blue eyes, long hair, white skin, thin. It is very beautiful.

MY BROTHER.
my brother is tall and thin, short hair, blue eyes,sharp nose, a little drunk.

MY FATHER.
my father is tall and thin, big eyes, white skin, big mouth, serius.

MY GRANDMOTHER.
my grandmother is short, light eyes, long white hair, big nose, very beautiful and old lady.

MY NIECE.
my niece is girl, small, blue eyes, long hair, white skin, long eyelashes, very pretty.


Sentences.

My mother sleeps in his bedroom.
We clean our house at night.
Mr. Sanchez teaches english.
The men go to the hospital.
The mechanic fixes my plane

Sentences.

i wrote a letter yesterday

he ran at the park yesterday.

she drinked wine last week.

we swimmed at the pool last month.

She saw you kissing her boyfriend yesterday.

You asked for help?.

She drove your car last week.

He flew on plano last month.

They saw you in the movies an hour ago.

She screamed last week.

Sentences. afirmatve & negative.

Afirmatives
-Im very nice
-Im paying atention
-She has a dog
-He does his homework
-Im in love
-I can jump
-She can climb
-Is fun!
-She love her short

Negatives
-Im not stupid
-She didnt do it
-i dont dance
-I cant fly
-Dont fell down
-I dont like it
-She doesnt like to go to the shopping


Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Storm.

 Storm.
 tsunami
 fog.

Present Continuous Tense.



Action: Now
Aux. Verb: am, is, are
Verb: present participle (+ing)

Aff. structure
subject+ aux. verb+ verb (+ing)+ complement +.

Neg. structure
subject+ aux. verb+ not+ verb (ing)+ complement+.

Interrogative structure
if question
am, is, are+ subject+ verb (ing)+ complement+?

wh question
wh+ am, is, are+subject+ verb(ing)+ complement+?.

SIMPLE PRESENT TENS



when do we use the simple present tense?
when the action is repeated
what auxiliary verb do we do? do/does
negative: do not/ does not
don´t doesn´t
what happens to the verb? we-add
s or es to he/she/it in the affirmative structure.
affirmative structure: subject + verb + complement + .
( s/es to he/she,it) the 3rd person singular
rule: when a verb ends in s,sh,ch,o,x,z
add, es to the 3rd person singular
rule: when a verb ends in "y" and the previous letter is a consonant change the "y" to "i" and add "es"
example:
study
studies
fly-flies
rule: when a verb ends in "y" and the previous letter is a vowel, add "s" to the 3rd person singular
example:
play-plays

Social Contract



-Respectful.
-Punctual.
-Quiet.
-No Noisy.
-Safe.
-No fooling around.
*No eat, drink, smooking. (1 fruit).
-Only English.
-Celebrate Birthday.
-Cleanliness.
-No cell phones.
-Honest.
-Just.
-Things not studied.


Academic Contract
-Practice Speaking
-Practice 4 skills (listen, read, writing, speak).
*Participate in class.
*Do Homework.
*Listen (Music, Movies, Videos).
-Read (articles, stories, newspaper).
*Blog.
*Pay Attention.
*Do Lab exercises.

Expectations (80 hrs)
Learn:
*Speak
*Read comprenhension, pronunciation, use punctuation, vocabulary.
*Writing correctly.
*Listening comprenhension.

DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES FOR PEOPLE.

*MY BROTHER. my brother is tall and slim, short hair, brown eyes,big , a little drunk.
*MY MOTHER. my mother is short, blue eyes,curly hair, old. It is very nice and intelligent. 
*MY GRANDMOTHER. my grandmother is tall and slim,  eyes, white hair, very  happy and old. 
*MY FATHER. my father is tall and fat, black eyes, brown skin, big nose and angry.

Monday, February 20, 2012

Interview :)

  • This interview was done to Eduardo Alatorre, where we will learn.