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2. PRESENTACIÓN
Estimado Aprendiz ¿sabía usted que al Reconocer el uso de los sustantivos contables e incontables
podrá hacer y responder preguntas relacionadas con alimentos y sus cantidades?
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3. FORMULACIÓN DE LAS ACTIVIDADES DE APRENDIZAJE
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● En su libro, Peter Menzel se cuestionaba cuantos alimentos realmente podían
comprar las familias alrededor del mundo. Si pudieras contestarle a Menzel
cuantos alimentos pueden comprar cada familia de las anteriores fotos, ¿cómo le
explicarías las cantidades de cada alimento en inglés? ¿crees que tienes el
vocabulario suficiente para explicarle cuales y cuantos alimentos aparecen en cada
imagen?. Reflexiona y socializa tu respuesta con tu instructora y tus compañeros.
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3.2 Actividades de contextualización e identificación de conocimientos previos:
In these precious family portraits there are notable differences in their spending
capacity that are not always translated into a higher nutritional quality: processed
foods are spreading to all corners of the planet along with the most western and
more “modern” forms. of consumption. Following them will appear an increase in
cases of diabetes or obesity. It is the price of progress ?. At the same time in these
photographs you can also appreciate the survival of many local traditions when it
comes to eating.
● Observa el video : “Some things you can count, some things you can't”
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=yZByZs0U8vI&ab_channel=CambridgeEnglishOnline).
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7. Ice- cream 8. Juice 9. Water
● Identifica las palabras que no se pueden contar según la canción y has una lista. Si
no sabes el significado de esas palabras, puedes buscarlo en el diccionario.
1. Sweet: Dulce 8. Cheese: Queso
2. Pizza: Pizza 9. Fruit: Fruta
3. Ice-cream: Helado 10. Rice: Arroz
4. Water: Agua 11. Cola: Gaseosa
5. Juice: Jugo 12. Pasta: Pasta
6. Milk: Leche 13. Cake: Pastel
7. Yoghurt: Yogurt 14. Soup: Sopa
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15. Coffee: Café 19. Jam: Mermelada
16. Cereal: Cereal 20. Meat: Carne
17. Orange juice: Zumo de naranja 21. Maple syrup: Miel de maple
18. Butter: Manteca
SUB ACTIVIDADES
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● De acuerdo a la explicación anterior, desarrolle el siguiente ejercicio:
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COUNTABLE (Singular) COUNTABLE (Plural) UNCOUNTABLE
Chicken Water
Biscuits
Tomato Cheese
Carrots
Fish Cereal
Cherries
Apple Juice
Eggs
Salad Rice
Lemons
Potato Soup
Chips
Toast Meat
Strawberries
Sandwich Butter
Crisps
Money Chocolate
Peaches
People Cake
Apples
Vegetable Snow
Legs
Mice Fruit
Vegetables
Music
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Child
Flower
Information
Food
Cup
Shirt
Bus
Pear
Bread
Homework
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● En grupos, comparen sus respuestas y socialicen con su instructora.
⮚ SUBACTIVIDAD 2. Cuantificadores
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● Desarrolle de manera individual los siguientes ejercicios teniendo en cuenta las
explicaciones dadas por su instructora.
1. Much 1. any
2. Many 2. some
3. Much 3. any
4. Much 4. some
5. Many 5. some
6. Much 6. some
7. Many 7. some
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1. Little 6. Little
2. Few 7. Few
3. Little 8. Little
4. Few 9. Few
5. Little 10. Few
Monica is an accountant. She works at the Central Bank of Sydney. Today is a weird day for
Monica, it seems like her regular daily routine has changed dramatically.
She usually walks to work but today she is driving because she overslept. Most of the times she
wears a red blouse and a black skirt for work, but today she is wearing jeans and t-shirt because
the washing machine got damaged yesterday.
Although her husband takes the kids to school every day, today Monica is taking them to school
because her husband went to a party last night and got home really late. She regularly listens to
classical music on her way to work, but today she and her children are listening to reggaeton; they V01
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say that classical music is not as interesting and cool as reggaeton.
Some people may think Monica is not enjoying her day; on the contrary, she loves doing new
things so she is happy about this weird day.
Present simple
Present continuous
Monica is an accountant. She works at the Central Bank of Sydney. Today is a weird day
for Monica, it seems like her regular daily routine has changed dramatically.
She usually walks to work but today she is driving because she overslept. Most of the
times she wears a red blouse and a black skirt for work, but today she is wearing jeans
and a t-shirt because the washing machine got damaged yesterday.
Although her husband takes the kids to school every day, today Monica is taking them to
school because her husband went to a party last night and got home really late. She
regularly listens to classical music on her way to work, but today she and her children are
listening to reggaeton; they say that classical music is not as interesting and cool as
reggaeton.
Some people may think Monica is not enjoying her day; on the contrary, she loves doing
new things so she is happy about this weird day.
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● A partir de la explicación, desarrolle los ejercicios propuestos por la instructora. (Ver
anexo)
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1. on monday 8. in two months 14. on 15th may
2. in July 9. onfriday afternoon 15. on may birthday
3. in the evening 10. on christmas day 16. in the future
4. at lunch time 11. at the age of five 17. at the same time
5. in 2007 12. on 1st september 18. at present
6. in 28th century 1994 19. in winter
7. at the weekend 13. at easter 20. on sunday
segundo punto
1. on, at, at. 7. at 13. on
2. in, on, on. 8. --- 14. on, in
3. at 9. at 15. in
4. in 10. on 16. on
5. at 11. at 17. at
6. in 12. in, in, in, at
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● Describa de forma oral y escrita la siguiente imagen, teniendo en cuenta el uso de
contables y no contables, uso del presente simple y el presente continuo. Úselos de forma
adecuada según el tiempo gramatical y conectores. (En la siguiente actividad usted puede
trabajar en equipo)
The weekend was so beautiful that people wanted to go out and enjoy themselves in their local
park. Anita and her friend are reading a book under the tree. Pedro the boy is watching a snail
going up the river. While Alicia smells the flowers, her cousin Isabel eats her snack with two bowls,
three plates and a pot. On the other side we find Pedro and Martha watching their
granddaughters; The Ramirez family is having a picnic where we can see food such as an apple, a
pear, two bananas, grapes, a soda, a sandwich, a liter of water and two glasses, they are smiling
and eating a sandwich. Ramiro is throwing away a package while his friends are playing soccer
with a ball. Jackson and his brother are riding a bike while their mother takes a short tour of the
park. There are lots of flowers and lots of animals.
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Materiales Físicos Requeridos: Televisor, computador, tablero, hojas papel, video,
diapositivas.
4. ACTIVIDADES DE EVALUACIÓN
● Estructura adecuadamente
una opinión sobre un tema
conocido de su especialidad.
5. GLOSARIO DE TÉRMINOS
- Noun
- Countable
- Uncountable
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- A dozen
- A couple
- Half
- Containers
- Quantifiers
6. REFERENTES BILBIOGRÁFICOS
http://www.eslprintables.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLxJj1vyEmc
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/
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