Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
INTERLINE
ALUMNO
MATRÍCULA
7481
GRUPO
INGLÉS I CER
MATERIA
LENGUA EXTRANJERA 1
DOCENTE
PROYECTO 1
CREACIÓN DE BLOG
CIUDAD Y FECHA
LENGUA EXTRANJERA 1
Objetivo:
Lograr que el alumno ponga en práctica lo aprendido en clase, así como también
practique la redacción y escritura en el idioma inglés.
Tipo de actividad:
Proyecto
Criterios de evaluación:
Conclusiones 10%
Bibliografía 10%
Total 100%
Instrucciones:
Crear un blog donde integres tu información personal, gustos, familia y amigos, describir un
día común en tu vida y un país que te gustaría visitar.
Se deberá entregar un archivo por alumno usando el FORMATO DE ENTREGA DE
ACTIVIDADES, datos del alumno, con el contenido completo y responder las preguntas
incluidas en las conclusiones, agregar bibliografía en formato APA, la extensión es libre.
Deberá tener dominio de conceptos, uso de ejemplos o imágenes para mostrar lo aprendido
(Si aplica), presentación del documento (ortografía, formato, orden y coherencia de
argumentos), letra Arial en tamaño 12, interlineados 1.5 y texto justificado, en el nombre de
archivo debe indicar sus iniciales y nombre de la materia (Ejemplo:
LPHM_MATEMÁTICAS1).
Temas:
Presentación y Saludos
países y nacionalidades
Números del 0 al 100
Profesiones
Adjetivos
Colores
Familia y amigos
Comida y bebidas
Rutina diaria
Días y partes del día
Uso de letras mayúsculas y signos de
puntuación, interrogación, etc
Investigación:
El alumno investigara sobre:
INVESTIGACIÓN
1. Prepare your presentation: Before presenting in English, it's a good idea to prepare a
short speech about who you are, what you do, and what you like. You can practice
your presentation with someone who speaks English to make sure you are
pronouncing the words correctly and using proper grammar.
2. Use plain language: Try to use plain language and avoid using overly complicated
words or techniques that your audience may not understand.
3. Be positive: Show a positive and enthusiastic attitude when introducing yourself. You
can start with a phrase like "I'm excited to be here today" or "It's a pleasure to be with
all of you."
4. Use a clear and audible tone of voice: Make sure you speak clearly and loudly so
your audience can easily understand you.
5. Don't forget about etiquette: Remember to maintain eye contact with your audience
and smile during your presentation. Also, avoid speaking too quickly and maintain
proper posture and gestures.
6. Conclude your presentation effectively: At the end of your presentation, you may end
with a phrase like "Thank you for allowing me to introduce myself" or "I hope to have
the opportunity to talk more with you later."
7. Greeting: Start your presentation with a polite and friendly greeting. You can use
phrases like "Hello," "Hi," "Good morning/afternoon/evening," or "Nice to meet you."
8. Introduction: Then, introduce yourself briefly. You can start by saying "My name is" or
"I'm [your name]." You may also provide additional information such as your
background, profession, interests, etc.
9. Purpose of the presentation: After you introduce yourself, explain why you are doing
this presentation. For example, if you're in a work meeting, you can say something
like, "I'm here to present our team's new plans for the next quarter."
10. Additional information: You can then provide additional information about yourself
that may be relevant to your audience. For example, if you are giving a presentation
at a conference, you can mention your experience in the conference field.
11. Conclusion: Finally, conclude your presentation by thanking your audience for their
time and attention. You can say something like, "Thank you for your attention today"
or "I hope to have a chance to talk to all of you later."
12. Practice your presentation before doing it in public to feel more comfortable and
confident.
13. Use simple, clear language so your audience can easily understand you.
15. If you don't understand a question, don't be afraid to ask for it repeated or clarify.
PAÍSES Y NACIONALIDADES
Argentina: Argentine
Brazil: Brazilian
Canada: Canadian
Chile: Chilean
China: Chinese
Colombia: Colombian
Cuba: Cuban
Denmark: Danish
Ecuador: Ecuadorean
Egypt: Egyptian
Spain: English
Francia: French
Greece: Greek
Guatemala: Guatemalan
Honduras: Dog
India: Indian
Italy: Italian
Japan: Japanese
Mexico: Mexican
Nicaragua: Nicaragua
Panama: Panaman
Peru: Peruvian
Portugal: Portuguese
Russia: Russian
Suecia: English
Switzerland: Swiss
Uruguay: Uruguayan
Venezuela: Venezuelan
0 - Zero
1 - One
2 - Two
3 - Three
4 - Four
5 - Five
6 - Six
7 - Seven
8 - Eight
9 - Nine
10 - Ten
11 - Eleven
12 - Twelve
13 - Thirteen
14 - Fourteen
15 - Fifteen
16 - Sixteen
17 - Seventeen
18 - Eighteen
19 - Nineteen
20 - Twenty
21 - Twenty-one
22 - Twenty-two
23 - Twenty-three
24 - Twenty-four
25 - Twenty-five
26 - Twenty-six
27 - Twenty-seven
28 - Twenty-eight
29 - Twenty-nine
30 - Thirty
40 - Forty
50 - Fifty
60 - Sixty
70 - Seventy
80 - Eighty
90 - Ninety
PROFESIONES
PROFESSIONS
Accountant (Contador/a)
Actor/Actress (Actor/Actriz)
Architect (Arquitecto)
Artist (Artista)
Attorney/Lawyer (Abogado/a)
Chef/Cook (Chef/Cocinero)
Engineer (Ingeniero/a)
Entrepreneur (Emprendedor/a)
Journalist (Periodista)
Musician (Músico)
Nurse (Enfermero/a)
Pilot (Piloto)
Programmer (Programador)
Scientist (Científico/a)
Teacher (Maestro/a)
Writer (Escritor)
ADJETIVOS
ADJECTIVES
Happy (Feliz)
Sad (Triste)
Angry (Hambriento)
Tired (Agotado)
Excited (Emocionado/a)
Nervous (Nervioso)
Confused (Confundido)
Surprised (Sorprendido)
Proud (Orgulloso)
Embarrassed (Avergonzado/a)
Brave (Valiente)
Scared (Asustado)
Kind (Amable)
Generous (Generoso/a)
Selfish (Egoísta)
Smart (Inteligente)
Stupid (Tonto/a)
Beautiful (Hermoso)
Ugly (Feo/a)
Strong (Fuerte)
Weak (Débil)
COLORES
Red (Rojo)
Blue (Azul)
Green (Verde)
Yellow (Amarillo)
Orange (Naranja)
Purple (Morado)
Pink (Rosa)
Brown (Café)
Black (Negro)
White (Blanco)
Gray/Grey (Gris)
FAMILIA Y AMIGOS
Family (Familia)
Mother (Madre)
Father (Padre)
Sister (Hermana)
Brother (Hermano)
Son (Hijo)
Daughter (Hija)
Grandmother (Abuela)
Grandfather (Abuelo)
Aunt (Tía)
Uncle (Tío)
Cousin (Primo/a)
Friend (Amigo/a)
Acquaintance (Conocido)
Boyfriend (Novio)
Girlfriend (Novia)
Fiancé (Prometido)
Fiancée (Prometida)
COMIDA Y BEBIDAS
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner (Cena)
Snack
Appetizer (Entrada)
Dessert
Salad
Soup (Sopa)
Sandwich
Pizza (Pizza)
Pasta (Pasta)
Chicken (Pollo)
Beef (Beef)
Fish (Pescado)
Vegetables
Fruit
Bread (Pan)
Cheese (Queso)
Milk (The
Juice
Water (Agua)
Coffee (Cafe
Tea (Té)
Soda (Soft Drink)
RUTINA DIARIA
DAILY ROUTINE
Wake up (Levantarse)
Get up
Brush teeth
Take a shower
Have breakfast
Attend classes
Do homework
Have lunch
Take a nap
Exercise
Cook dinner
Clean up (Limpiar)
Días de la semana:
Monday (Lunes)
Tuesday (Martes)
Wednesday (Miércoles)
Thursday (Jueves)
Friday (Viernes)
Saturday (Sábado)
Sunday (Domingo)
Morning (Mañana)
Afternoon (Tarde)
Evening (Noche)
Night (Noche)
1. Al inicio de una oración: Todas las oraciones deben comenzar con una letra
mayúscula.
2. Nombres propios: Los nombres propios, como nombres de personas, ciudades,
países, etc., deben comenzar con una letra mayúscula.
3. Títulos de libros, películas, obras de arte, etc.: Los títulos de libros, películas, obras
de arte, etc., deben comenzar con una letra mayúscula.
4. Acuerdos, leyes y organizaciones: Los nombres de acuerdos, leyes y organizaciones
importantes deben comenzar con una letra mayúscula.
5. Títulos y encabezados: En los títulos y encabezados, la mayoría de las palabras
deben comenzar con una letra mayúscula.
6. Palabras enfatizadas: En algunos casos, se pueden utilizar letras mayúsculas para
enfatizar una palabra o frase en particular.
SIGNOS DE PUNTUACIÓN
INTERROGACIÓN
DESARROLLO
DAILY ACTIVITIES:
Get up early
Some
Take a shower
Dress
And
Work
Lunch
Continue working/studying
Return home
Exercise
Prepare
Relaj
And
Leisure activities:
Read a book
Watch a movie or
Listen to music
Practice some
Get out
Visiting friends or family
Go to a concert or event
Do a hobby or hobby
Activities of
As
Perform school/college assignments and assignments
East
Research on topics of interest
Participate
Read books or articles related to the area of study
Assist
Carry out professional internships
Numbers:
0: zero
1: one
2: two
3: three
4: four
5: five
6: six
7: seven
8: eight
9: nine
10: ten
11: eleven
12: twelve
13: thirteen
14: fourteen
15: fifteen
16: sixteen
17: seventeen
18: eighteen
19: nineteen
20: twenty
21: twenty-one
30: thirty
40: forty
50: fifty
60: sixty
70: seventy
80: eighty
90: ninety
100: one hundred
Food:
Rice: arroz
Chicken: pollo
Beef: beef
Fish: pescado
Salad: salad
Pizza: pizza
Pasta: pasta
Vegetables: vegetables
Fruit: fruit
Sandwich: sandwich
Soup: sopa
Tacos: tacos
Burritos: burritos
Sushi: sushi
Beverages:
Water: agua
Soda: soft drink
Juice: juice
Milk: leche
Coffee: café
Tea: té
Beer: cerveza
Wine: vino
Cocktail: cocktail
MY BLOG
My name is Maria de los Angeles Ayala I am Mexican and I was born in Acapulco;
Guerrero in November 35 years ago. I like to eat chocolate desserts but above all I
would like to try Swiss chocolates, I like coffee, coca cola, in general any food that
contains seafood especially shrimp, the yellow corn that I met from my partner who is
from Venezuela as well as arepas. I love the plantain food in general and the tacos. I
also like to go for beers with my friends and with a good meal a good wine. I would
like to know London mainly, although the culture of various countries in their seasons
of the year where their landscapes are more colorful before turning 40. I studied
chemical engineering at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, however I did not
graduate, later I studied Data Science for Business which I concluded in March of
this year and I am currently starting the study program with revalidations in Chemical
Engineering to be able to finish it.
I regularly like to be in a hammock on the beach to relax, put together puzzles, play
basketball, ride my bike, but I would like to try playing guitar and playing video
games. I am currently unemployed since I had to cut personnel in the chemical plant
for which I worked in the reactors, my former boss was Spanish and a demanding
person, but with a lot of knowledge. I lasted 6 years in this company. As a distraction
to not stop receiving income, I sometimes go out to distribute food in the DIDI or
RAPPI app. My favorite color is Blue as the sea and sky which are infinite, so my
favorite number is 8 since inverted looks like infinity. I am happy to be able to
manage my time and I will take 3 months to be able to return to ordinary life with a
working day again.
CONCLUSIONES
En este proyecto se pudieron observar las diferentes traducciones del día a día que
vivimos y como se hace un blog, aunque se me hizo un poco difícil ya que se tiene
que hablar de uno mismo y pensar como hacer una redacción.
BIBLIOGRAFÍA
Traductor de Google
Austen, H. (2014, enero 28). Frases útiles para describir tu rutina diaria en
inglés. EF English Town Spain.
https://englishlive.ef.com/es-es/blog/vocabulario-ingles/frases-utiles-para-
describir-tu-rutina-diaria/