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COMUNICACIÓN ORAL
2022
Descripción breve
El presente es un material de apoyo complementario para las sesiones
de aprendizaje
27.How do you say_____in english? /jau du yu sei ____in inglish/ ¿Cómo se dice___en inglés?
35.See you the next class /sii yu da next clas/ hasta la proxima clase
38. Can I take a pic? /kan ai teik a pik?/ ¿Puedo tomar una foto?
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TENSE POSITIVE NEGATIVE QUESTION USE
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He’s (is) from
Verb to-be He isn’t 20 years old. Are you crazy? people, objects,
Mexico.
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Present
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Continuous He's (is) working They aren't (are not) What are you
happening at the
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at the moment. coming this evening. doing?
present moment.
Past I was watching He wasn't (was not) What were you Interrupted past
Continuous TV when you working when she doing when I action, action
called. arrived. called? happening at a
“was,were” specific moment
in time in the
past.
English Teacher Mg. Yenny Geyddy Gutierrez Machaca 2022-I
He's (is) going to
Future with They're (are) not going Where are you Future intent or
fly to Boston
Going to to invite the Browns. going to stay? planned action
next week.
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Good afternoon
12:01 – 5:00 p.m
Good night
Good evening 10-12:59 pm
5:01-12:59pm
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a) 14 : ___________________________________________________________
b) 16 : ___________________________________________________________
c) 89 : ___________________________________________________________
d) 67 : ___________________________________________________________
e) 6845 : ___________________________________________________________
f) 10,380:
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g) HOW MUCH MONEY WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN?
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1. Units of time
second /séknd/ segundo month /mán/ mes
Nota: En Inglés, los días de la semana y los meses del año siempre se escriben con mayúsculas.
PRACTICE: Match
EX:
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PRACTICE: Look at the clocks and match. (Observa los relojes y relaciona)
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TITLES:
EXERCISE: Look at the model and then follow the example (Observa el
modelo y luego continua el ejemplo)
CAN / CAN´T
c) Work: : ______________________________
d) Go out : ________________________
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VERB TO-BE
CONCEPT: El verbo 'To be' tiene una importancia especial en inglés. Significa : " ser" y "estar".
Dependiendo del sentido de la frase deduciremos de cuál de los dos significados se trata.
También para hablar sobre el tiempo atmosférico. En este caso se traduce por 'hacer'
STRUCTURES:
1. AFFIRMATIVE FORM
Example:
Sophi is a student
She is intelligent
Develop:
a. She / an architect
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b. Buildings / big
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2. NEGATIVE FORM
Example:
Sophi isn’t a student
She isn’t intelligent
Develop:
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3. INTERROGATIVE FORM
Example:
Is Sophi a student?
Is She intelligent?
Develop:
a. They / easy exercises.
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b. She / an efficient secretary.
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2) FILL IN THE BLANKS using “AM, IS, ARE, AM NOT, ISN’T, AREN’T”:
1. It …. an onion. (+)
2. Jasmine ……….. a student. (-)
3. We … …….friends. (+)
4. I ………. hungry. (-)
5. Mark ............. 20 years old. (+)
6. A bee ……….. a big insect. (-)
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Example:
(Chris, 9, student, short, not Chinese)
Chris is nine years old. He is a student. He is short. He isn’t Chinese….. .
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2. (Patty and Brian, 12, not electrician, short, not Colombian children)
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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CONCEPT: El presente continuo se utiliza para hablar sobre algo que está sucediendo en el momento
en el que hablamos.
Ejemplos:
Para formar el presente continuo se utiliza el verbo auxiliar "to be" y el gerundio (infinitivo + "-ing") del
verbo.
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Read Reading
Stand …………..…….… a.) Agrega –ing a la forma base
del verbo.
Jump …………..…….…
Leave Leaving
b.) Si un verbo termina en una
Take …..…………………
silenciosa –e, borra la -e y agrega –
Receive …..………………… ing.
See …..…………………
*Si termina en doble –ee, solo
Agree …..………………… agregar -ing
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He´s playing with a friend. Peter is listening to the radio and reading.
AFFIRMATIVE FORM:
Example:
a) __________________________________________________
b) __________________________________________________
INTERROGATIVE FORM:
Example:
a) __________________________________________________
b) __________________________________________________
NEGATIVE FORM:
Example:
a) __________________________________________________
b) __________________________________________________
Este cuadro solo usarlo cuando hacemos oraciones en su forma afirmativa y cuando
tenemos como sujeto a SHE, HE, IT (3ra pesona)
EXERCISE 1. Use the verb in parentheses to fill in the blanks with the correct form.
1. ___________________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________________
4. ___________________________________________________________________
5. ___________________________________________________________________
STRUCTURE
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INT: DO/DOES + S + V + C + ? (El verbo YA NO CAMBIA)
Do Does
Do you study in this institute? Does she study in this institute?
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Do we study in this institute? Does he study in this institute?
You She
Do they study in this institute? Does it rain?
We He
They It
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Don´t Doesn’t
You don’t study in this institute She doesn’t study in this institute
I
We don’t study in this institute He doesn’t study in this institute
You She
They don’t study in this institute It doesn’t rain
We He
They It
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TRANSLATE:
late, it is 6.30 and he is still in bed. He usually goes to work by train but today he is driving to
work. He arrives at work at 6.30 every morning but it is 7.30 now and he is still driving.
It’s 12.00 o’clock now. He always has his lunch at 12.00 but today he isn’t having lunch at
12.00, he is looking after his sick patients. It is half past seven now, Brian is watching TV. He
usually watches TV at half past seven because his favorite programme starts at half past seven.
Brian has his dinner at 8.30 everyday and he is having dinner now.
SIMPLE PAST
Este cuadro solo usarlo cuando hacemos oraciones en su forma afirmativa y con todos los
SUJETOS
En (b) last es usado con night, con periodos largos de tiempo (week, month, years, con
estaciones (summer, spring, …)
En (c) ago para periodos especificos de tiempo ( two minutes, five years, two weeks…)
Bob was here ... (b) Bob was here ……. (c) Bob was here…
Last summer
Last fall
Last winter
Last Monday
Last Tuesday
Last Wednesday
Last Thursday
etc
STRUCTURE
AFF: S + Vpast +C
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She
He
It
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Don´t
You didn’t study in this institute She didn’t study in this institute
You
We didn’t study in this institute He didn’t study in this institute
We
They didn’t study in this institute It didn’t rain
They
She
He
It
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REGULAR VERBS
Change the following sentences into the Simple Past Tense. Remember that you have to
use the word
LAST instead of EVERY in the expressions of time
1. Peter comes here every week. Peter came here last week
2. I buy the newspaper every Sunday.
3. They go to Europe every year.
4. Mary visits her parents every month.
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5. I write to Mary every week-end.
Ask questions using question words like What, Where, When, How, How often, How much,
etc. In each case, the underlined part must be the answer of the question asked.
1. Where did you go last Saturday evening? I went to a party last Saturday.
2. When did you begin to study English? I began to study English last year.
3. How long did it take you to get here today? I took 30 minutes.
4. What did the teacher tell you to do? She told us the next class there will be a test
5. What did you eat for dinner last night?. I ate dinner tea with bread/ I didn’t eat dinner
CONCEPT: El pasado del verbo “to-be” es usado para hablar de acciones que sucedieron en
tiempo pasado y su forma en el tiempo pasado es “was” para el to-be am, is y “were” para el
verbo to-be “are”; de la siguiente manera:
EXAMPLES:
Present
Past
She was a student 10 years ago. Ella era una estudiante hace 3 años
Last Monday
Last Tuesday
Last Wednesday
Last Thursday
etc
EXERCISE 01: Complete with “yesterday” and “last”. (Completa con yesterday y last)
EXERCISE 03: Complete the sentences using am, is, are, (present) and was, were (past).
Completa las oraciones usando am, is, are, (presente) and was, were (pasado)
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STRUCTURES
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
SHORT ANSWERS
1. Were you in a jail? 4. Was it cold yesterday?
Yes, I was___________________ ____________________________
No, I wasn’t__________________ 5. Was she working yesterday
morning?
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2. Were you in The United States?
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PRESENT PERFECT
Se utiliza el pasado simple para acciones que han terminado en el pasado, incluso si han ocurrido
en un pasado reciente. Con el presente perfecto la acción pasada está relacionada con el
presente.
Ejemplos:
El pasado simple:
El presente perfecto:
Present Perfect
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Simple Past
SIMPLE PAST MEANING SIMPLE PAST MEANING
REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS
• Para describir una acción que acaba de suceder. Es frecuente aquí el uso de la palabra JUST /dllást/
antes del pasado participio.
The train has just arrived. /e tréin haz dllást arráivd/ El tren acaba de llegar
They´ve just left. /éiv dllást léft/ Ellos acaban de
retirarse/irse
• Para referirse a una acción que ha ocurrido antes (BEFORE /bifó:r/) o últimamente (LATELY /léitli/),
sin especificar cuándo exactamente ella ocurrió.
I am sure that I´ve seen that film before. /áim shó:r at áiv sí:n t fílm bifó:r/
Estoy seguro de que he visto esa película antes
She ´s been here lately. /shiz bí:n híar léitli/ Ella ha estado aquí últimamente
• Para indicar que la acción expresada por el verbo ha sido realizada varias veces a la fecha de hoy. Las
expresiones de tiempo más usadas en este caso son: once /wáns/, twice /twáis/, several times /sévral
támiz/, many times /méni támiz/, three or four times /rí: or fó:r támiz/, etc.
I´ve seen that documentary twice. /áiv sí:n at dokiuméntri twáis/
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Yo he visto ese documental dos veces
We´ve been in New York several times. /wí:v bí:n in niú: ió:rk sévral tamiz/
Nosotros hemos estado en Nueva York varias veces
• Para referirse a una acción que comenzó en el pasado y ha continuado hasta el día de hoy, hasta
este momento. Las expresiones de tiempo más usadas en este caso son SINCE /síns/ (desde) y FOR /for/
(por, durante). Mientras since va seguido de una fecha u hora, la palabra for va seguida de un período.
Tom has worked here since 1992. /tóm haz wé:rkt híar sins náintin náinti tú:/
Tom ha trabajado aquí desde 1992
We have lived here for several years. /wí: hav lívd híar for sévral yíarz/
Hemos vivido aqui por varios años
• Son frecuentes, tambien, las preguntas que comienzan con HAVE YOU EVER...? /hav iú éver.../ Ha Ud...
alguna vez...?
A: Have you ever drunk tequila? /hav iú: éver dræk tekíla/
A: Have they ever visited you in the winter? /háv éi éver vízitid iú: in e wínter/
• También se debe usar el Presente Perfecto con las expresiones ALREADY / olrédi / (ya) y YET / yét / (aún).
Already siempre se usa en oraciones afirmativas; en las negaciones de debe usar yet. En las interrogaciones
se puede usar indistintamente already o yet.
I´ve already seen that movie. /áiv olrédi sí:n æt mú:vi/ Yo ya he visto esa película.
We haven´t had breakfast yet. /wí: hævent hæd brékfast yet/ No hemos tomado desayuno aún.
Has the train arrived already/yet? /haz e tréin arráivd olrédi/ yet/¿Ha llegado ya el tren?
How many times have they seen that documentary? /háu méni táimz hav éi sí:n æt dokiuméntri/
Mary has sold her car. /méri haz sóuld he:r ká:r/ Mary ha vendido su auto.
Mary hasn´t sold her car. /méri hæznt sóuld he:r ká:r/
Has Mary sold her car? /haz méri sóuld he:r ká:r/
Why has Mary sold her car? /wái haz méri sóuld he:r ká:r/
AFFIRMATIVE:
Pronoun + have/has + verb past participle + complement.
Ex: They have seen that documentary. /éi hav sí:n t dokiuméntri/ Ellos han visto ese documental
NEGATIVE:
Pronoun + haven’t/hasn’t + verb past participle + complement
Ex: They haven´t seen that documentary. /éi hævent sí:n æt dokiuméntri/
INTERROGATIVE:
Have/has + Pronoun + verb past participle + complement + ?
Ex: Have they seen that documentary? /hav éi sí:n t dokiuméntri/
What have you done? /wót hav iú: dán/ ¿Qué ha hecho Ud.?
STRUCTURES
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
a) ________________________________________________________
b) ________________________________________________________
c) ________________________________________________________
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
a) ________________________________________________________
b) ________________________________________________________
c) ________________________________________________________
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
a) ________________________________________________________
b) ________________________________________________________
c) ________________________________________________________
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ENGLISH FOR ORAL COMMUNICATION
GENERAL GRAMMAR
Present I've (have) She hasn't (has How long have 1)To express an action that
seen Mick three not) been to you worked at was begun in the past and
Perfect times this New York. Smith's? continues into the present.
week. 2) To express an action that
happened in the unspecified
past. 3) To express a recent