CLASS MATERIALS 2013

[Ernesto Sanhueza]

[Ernesto Sanhueza]

Dear students,

Here I'm attaching the matyerials from our first class.

> Language Analysis: Correct the mistakes (word doc attached)

> Video: What did I do yesterday? http://www.elllo.org/english/Mixer101/T117-Yesterday.htm

> Write a short text describing your yesterday

Did you.........?

- work a lot?

- have meetings?

- have lunch in the office?

- get to work early or late?

- leave the office early or late?

- do something in the evening/after work?

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phonetic chart

http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/activities/phonemic-chart

minimal pairs list

http://www.tinyteflteacher.co.uk/teacher/pronunciation/minimal-pairs-list.html

cambridge english online phonetics

http://cambridgeenglishonline.com/Phonetics_Focus/

tongue twisters

http://www.learnenglish.de/pronunciation/tonguetwisters.html

http://www.englishwithjennifer.com/tongue_twisters.php

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hQmaiuF6ZA

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1. Questions > Simple Past (did) 

http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/simple_past.htm

 

2. Simple Present (with verb to be / other verbs:do-does)

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1898

 

http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/simple_present.htm

http://www.learnenglish-online.com/grammar/tests/whquestions.html

 

 

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Speaking Board > Say 2 Things (attachment)

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Situiations:

1. On a plane

2. In the street

3. Describing a person

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1.- fill in gaps past tense: 

http://www.esolcourses.com/content/exercises/grammar/pastsimple/page5.html

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=4053

2.- daily conversation - matching activity

3. prepositions in questions

We often put a preposition (with, at, for etc.) at the end of a question with Who...? or What...?,
especially in spoke English.

Examples:

a.   Who did you go with? (More natural than With whom did you go?)
b.   Who is that letter for?
c.   What are you looking at?
d.   What's she talking about?

We also ask questions with Where ... from? and Where ... to?

a.   Where do you come from? (Or Where are you from?)
b.   Where shall I send the letter to?

In conversation, we often ask short questions with Who/What/Where + preposition.

Examples:

a.   'I'm going camping.' 'Who with?'
b.   'Peter wants to talk to you.' 'What about?'

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A. listening

1.Mike's daily Routine

http://www.elllo.org/english/0351/388-Mike-Routine.htm

2. Business Trips

http://www.elllo.org/english/0651/T700-Lisa-Travel.htm

B. Reading Practice

1. gap - fill activity

http://www.usingenglish.com/comprehension/18.html

2. intelligence pills (comprehension)

http://www.usingenglish.com/comprehension/21.html

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1. Spot the mistakes (attached)

2. Possessive Pronouns (attached)

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Connectors > Activities and Use

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=232

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1954

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=1792

Word Document attached

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Please find attached:

> Postcard Activity

> How do you feel? Activity

> Grammar Review

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Dear All,

Attached, you will find the emails we wrote today in classes.

Regards

[manuel angulo]

HI Ernesto!,

Finally... Begin to sending the answers to the activities and tasks.

2013/4/3 Ernesto Sanhueza <esanhue...@gmail.com>

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All Right Sir!

I'll be waiting for more :)

Cheers

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Universidad de Chile

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Dear all,

Find attached: What's Chicago like? Exercise + listening track

Regards

[Eduardo Baeza]

You   What´s the weather like?

Todd  Well, Chicago´s called "the windy city," and it really can br windy!

You   What're the people like?

Tood  They're very interesting, You meet people from all over the world.

You What're the building like?

A lot of them are very, very tall, The Sears Tower is 110 stories high.

You   What're the restorant like?

Tood  They're very good, You can find food from every country in the world.

You   What's _________________ like?

Tood  Oh, it's wonderful. There's lots to do in Chicago

La última no pude entender lo que decía You

Regards

Eduardo Baeza O.

2013/9/3 Ernesto Sanhueza <esanhue...@gmail.com>

Dear all,

Find attached: What's Chicago like? Exercise + listening track

Regards

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Reading: Atacama Desert + Grammar Activity (questions)

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Dear All,

Today's class materials..

Regards

[Ernesto Sanhueza]

DEar students,

I'm attaching the materials from today's class.

Regards

[Ernesto Sanhueza]

Dear all,

The materials of the19 of November.

Regards

[Ernesto Sanhueza]

In classes, we worked on exercises 1 to 9.

Regards

[Eduardo Baeza]

Hello, Ernesto

get + adjective

4 = get divorced

1 = get angry

5 = get in shape

3 = get married

2 = get lost

get + comparative

8 = get older

7 = get worse

6 = get + better

get + buy / obtain

11 = get a job

10 = get a ticket

12 = get an apartment

9 = get a newspaper

get + preposition (pharsal verbs)

13 = get along (well) with

16 = get on (opposite off)

15 = get into (oppsite out of)

14 = get up

get + arraive

18 = get to work

17 = get home 

19 = get to school

get + recieve

23 = get a paycheck

20 = get a letter

22 = get a present

21 = get an e-mail

7A

a Write a, an or some + a food / drink word

1 some creal

2 an orange

3 a cookie

4 a pea

5 some hice

6 some cake

7 some caffee

8 some cheese

9 some chips

10 a pineapple

b Complete the dialogue with, a, an, some or any

A.- I invited my sister for dinner, Is that OK?

B.- No, it isn't. we don't have any food!

A.- There are some eggs and some cheese.

     I can make an omelette.

B.- There aren't any eggs, I had the last two

A.- We can make some paste, Are there any tomatoes?

B.- Yes. And there's an onion. What about drink? Is there any wine?

A.- Yes, there's a bottle of red wine. And there's a coke too.

7B

a Complete with How much / How many. How much fuit do you est?

1.- How much people were there at the party?

2.- How much milk does she drink?

3.- How much coffee did you drink yesterday?

4.- How many eggs are there in the fridge?

5.- How many cents are there in a euro?

6.- How much money do you have with you?

7.- How many hours does your baby usually sleep?

8.- How much free time do you have during the week?

b Croos out the wrong words

     I don't eat many apples

1.- I eat a lot of fruit

2.- Do you drink much water?

3.- We don't buy many vegetables

4.A- How much meat do you eat?

   B- None, I'm a vegetarian

5.-I eat quite a lot of fish

6.A- How much excercise do you do?

   B-Not much 

7C

a Write sentence about Susan's holiday plans

     She's going to go to Rome. (go)

1.- She's speaking Italian.

2.- She's staying in a hotel

3.- She's taking photos

4.- She's eating spahetti

5.- She's seeing Colosseum

b Complete the sentences with (be) going to + a verb.

          buy - cook - do - not have - study - not fly

     Our car is ten years ols. We're going to buy a new one.

1.- My mother's at work so my father's going to cook the lunch

2.- I going to study tonight. I have an exam tomorrow.

3.- are you going to buy a present for Bill?

4.- We're going to not fly to Edinburg. It's too expensive.

5.- What do your brother going to study after school?

6.- It's her birthday next week, but she going to not have a party

7D

a Write predictions for the pictures.

1.- It's going to rain

2.- She's going to have baby

3.- He's going to have accident

4.- They're going to play tennis

b Complete the predictions with (be) going to and a verb

        be - break - have - not pass - wake up - win

     It's my dream holiday! I know I'm going to have a good time

1.- They're playing very well. I think they're going to win the match

2.- She's a very bad student. She's going to not pass the exam.

3.- Look at the blue sky. It's going to be a beautiful day

4.- You're driving very fast! We're going to have an accident!

5.- Be careful with that glass! You're going to break it!

6.- The baby's very tired. I don't think she's going to wake up tonight

Saludos

Eduardo Baeza O.

2013/11/12 Ernesto Sanhueza <esanhue...@gmail.com>

DEar students,

I'm attaching the materials from today's class.

Regards

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received!