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Nombre: Martin Alonso Dominguez Dzul Matrícula: S19015710
Nivel: Inglés 2 Módulo: 2 Sección:3 Fecha: 13/octubre/2021
Análisis de necesidades:
¿En esta sección qué área o habilidad, tema o estructura, necesito trabajar para desarrollar mis
competencias lingüísticas en el aprendizaje del idioma inglés? ¿Qué me cuesta trabajo?
Trabajaré en habilidad lectora para poder entender y formar oraciones con indicaciones de direcciones a
lugares públicos, además de poder preguntar cómo llegar a ciertos lugares de interés.
Meta: ¿Qué quiero saber hacer cuando cubra los contenidos de esta sección?
Quiero poder formar y pronunciar oraciones para saber la ubicación de objetos y de lugares públicos. Así
mismo dar indicaciones de estos lugares.
Plan de trabajo
Material de introducción Codificación
Es fácil llegar, no te puedes perder. INTRO 020
Material obligatorio Codificación
Preposiciones de dirección. PPP 2203 a/p
Expresiones con verbos modales para preguntar cómo llegar a un lugar. GRA 2146 a
Material específico ( 1 evidencia de Tema / 1 evidencia de Estructura) Codificación
Lugares públicos WRI 2024 p
There is / There are GRA 2221 a/p
Evaluación Codificación
Autoevaluación Exaintro 20
Compromiso
Tiempo aproximado que me comprometo a emplear para realizar estas actividades: __7_ hrs. a la semana
Bank Money
Bookstore Book
What Where
1. Sarah a swimsuit a department store
2. Mom some cookies the supermarket
3. Dad aspirin the drugstore
4. Mike a newspaper the drugstore
GIVING DIRETIONS
How do I get go Rockefeller center?
Walk up/go up fifth avenue to 49th street.
Turn left at 49th street.
It´s on the right.
EJEMPLOS:
A) under - 4
B) on - 2
C) in front of - 8
D) opposite opposite - 5
E) next to - 3
F) in - 1
G) at - 7
H) behind - 6
Las preposiciones de movimiento se usan para indicar dirección y normalmente van con verbos
de movimiento, por ejemplo: walk, run, jump, go.
TEMA/ESTRUCTURA EXPRESIONES CON VERBOS MODALES PARA
PREGUNTAR CÓMO LLEGAR A UN LUGAR.
TEMA/ESTRUCTURA LUGARES PÚBLICOS
Lugares públicos más comúnes:
1. Park: park (parque)
2. Pool: Pul (piscina)
3. Stores: estors (tiendas)
4. Supermarket: supermarket (supermercado)
5. Bus Stop: bus estop (parada de autobús)
6. Church: church (iglesia)
7. Parking lot: parking lot (estacionamiento)
8. Stadium: estadium (estadio)
9. University: yiuniversiti (universidad)
10. Street: estrit (calle)
11. Library: laibrari (biblioteca)
12. Museum: Musium (museo)
13. Zoo: zuu (zoológico)
TEMA/ESTRUCTURA THERE IS / THERE ARE
We use There is / There are to say that something exists or (doesn’t), for example:
(Usamos There is / There are para decir que algo existe o hay algo, o bien que algo no existe
o no hay algo, por ejemplo:)
There is a video game console in the living room. (Singular form) (Affirmative form)
There are three bottles of milk in the refrigerator. (Plural form) (Affirmative form)
There are not students in the classroom. (Plural form) (Negative form)
Affirmative form Negative form Interrogative form
II. Read the descriptions of some shops and match them with the names of the shops.
1. You can send a postcard here. (C) a. cinema
2. You can buy all types of medicine here. (E) b. restaurant
3. You can buy all types of food here. (F) c. post office
4. You can watch movies here. (A) d. library
5. You can borrow books here and then return them. (D) e. drugstore
6. You can eat here. (B) f. supermarket
III. Write the correct preposition under the picture.
Piccadilly Circus in London was built in 1819 with the objective of connecting Regent Street
and Piccadilly Street, two streets famous for shopping. The name of Piccadilly is from the
1620’s, because Robert Baker was a tailor in the area, famous for making piccadillies, (a type
of elegant collar very popular during the 17th century). The circus (“circus” meaning
“circle”) is an open area located at the junction of these streets.
It is very popular, not only for the shopping, but also for the
cinemas, theatres, bars, and the impressive display of neon
lights and video displays.
The neon signs are an iconic part of Piccadilly Circus. Some major companies and brands use
these effective advertisements. These include Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Panasonic and Sony.
Sony’s sign is the oldest and remains unchanged since its installation in approximately 1988.
There is also a screen with up-to-date Sky News headlines so that visitors are able to read
current news and global events. The neon lights are only turned off in the case of a national
tragedy (such as the death of Princess Diana) or a special event.
3. Two places where you can have fun at Piccadilly: Cinemas and bars
4. Two famous things to see at Piccadilly: London Pavilion and the statue of
Eros
5. Neon signs at Piccadilly are used for: Effective advertisements
6. Place where you can read the news at Piccadilly: On the screen
7. When neon signs are not on: Only turned off in the case of a
national tragedy
LANGUAGE IN USE
I. Read and follow the directions on the map. Then write the correct letter next to the
numbers. You ( ) are at the bus station.
Market
1
2
Oxford Street
Holland Avenue
Belgium Avenue
Restaurant
3 4
London Street
5 6
Car Library
Park Cambridge Street
Bus Station
Telephone
A. Turn left, then turn right on Holland Avenue. Go along Holland Avenue. The
post office is on the right. (4)
B. Turn left, then turn right. Go along Holland Avenue. Turn left. The public toilet
is on the left on London Street. (5)
C. Turn right, then turn on Belgium Avenue. Go along Belgium Avenue. The movie
theateris on the right. (2)
D. Turn right, then turn left. Go along Belgium Avenue. Turn left on London Street
and thepharmacy is on your left. (6)
E. Turn right, then turn left. Go up two blocks on Belgium Avenue. Turn left and
go alongOxford Street. The bookstore is on the right. (1)
F. Turn left, then turn right. Go straight along Holland Avenue. The bank is on the
left. (3)
LISTENING
I. What facilities does the hotel have? Listen to a conversation and check (√ ) the
correct option.
I. Look at the map, you are at the end of Palm Street (You are here). Answer the
following questions giving directions (15 – 25 words):
Reflexión