DESCRIBING PEOPLE WORKSHEET

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ORAL INTERROGATION 4 MB

PAGE 136 - ACTIVITY 9 (November 21)


Interviewer: Can you tell me what your name is?
Applicant:Well, my name is (b.) _____________ and I’m (c.) _____________ years old.
Interviewer: I can't remember if you sent your application form?
Applicant: Yes, I sent my application form by e-mail last Wednesday.
Interviewer: I am afraid I can't find it.
Applicant: I’m sorry that you cannot find it but I have another copy with me.
Interviewer: I wonder if you have any work experience?
Applicant: Yes, I have some experience. I worked as a(n) (g.) ____________ for (h.) ____________.
Interviewer: I'd like to ask you why you are applying for this job?
Applicant: I’m applying for the job because (j.) _____________________________________.
Interviewer: I would like to know when you are able to start working?
Applicant: I could start work next (l.) ______________________________________ if necessary.

ROBIN HOOD


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DIALOGO 1 MEDIOS (PAG. 127, 12)
1MA 19 OCTUBRE
1MB 07 OCTUBRE

A: If you could choose a place, where would you be now?
B: I would be on a tropical island.
A: If you could go to that island, how would you get there?
B: I would travel by plane.
A: If you could go with someone, who would you invite?
B: I would invite my best friend to go with me.
A: If you could take only one thing with you, what would you take?
B: I would take my favorite book.
A: If you could decide, how long would you stay there?
B: Beth: I would stay at least a month!

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EVALUACIÓN 4 MEDIO A: 13 DE OCTUBRE
EVALUACIÓN 4 MEDIO B: 10 DE OCTUBRE

ORAL PRACTICE


Tourist: Excuse me; I wonder if you could give me some information.
Guide: Of course, what would you like to know?
Tourist: I’d like to know what time museums generally close.
Guide: At half past five.
Tourist: Then do you happen to know where I can buy a map?
Guide: You can get one at the Tourist Information Centre on
the corner.
Tourist: Great. And could you tell me how I can get to a
handicrafts centre from here?
Guide: Walk along this street and turn right at the corner.
There is a small handicrafts market very near the big
building you can see there.
Tourist: Do you have any idea who designed that magnificent
building?
Guide: Yes. It was designed by Juan José de Goycolea y Zañartu.

DIALOGO 2 MA

TRANSCRIPT - ORAL PRACTICE 

A: Have you made up your mind yet? 
B: Yes, we’re going to organise a picnic. 
A: Good idea. How about the food? 
B: We’re going to buy some simple finger food: sandwiches, veggie sticks and soft drinks. 
A: And the guest list? 
B: We’re going to invite the whole class and a few teachers. 
A: The only problem is transport.
B: Greg’s mother has a minibus and she’s going to take us all. 
A: Well, everything’s solved then! 
B: Oh, no! Look at the clouds, Jack! It looks as if it’s going to rain!


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Libros Ingles Media 2011

Libro 1 Medio:
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Libro 2 Medio:
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Word Order in English

Verb + Object

The most common order of words in sentences is as follows:

Subject + Verb + Object

Examples:

• Sally speaks English.
• John reads the newspaper.

Place & Time

In English, the place is usually mentioned before the time.

Examples:

• I go to the supermarket every Saturday.
  (NOT: I go every Saturday to the supermarket)
• Bill has lived in London for 10 years.
  (NOT: Bill has lived for 10 years in London)

Adverbs of Frequency

Adverbs of frequency such as always, never, sometimes, often, rarely, etc. generally go before the verb.

Examples:

• Susan often goes shopping.
• I never gamble.
• They always sleep early.

However, with the verb to be, they go after the verb.

Examples:

• She is rarely late.
• He is never home before dark.

They can also go between two verbs.

Examples:

• I will always remember my brother.
• I have never been to Japan.

Parts of speech in English

English sentences are made up of words. Each word, in turn, is a part of speech. Here’s a quick review of the main parts of speech.

Category	Definition	Examples
Noun	A person, place, thing, quality or act	student, park, chair, kindness
Verb	An action or existence word	go, run, be, drink, study, feel
Adjective	A word that describes a noun	a happy person a sunny day
Adverb	A word that describes a verb, adjective, or adverb	He drives carefully. She speaks English well.
Conjuction	A word that joins words, phrases, or clauses	John and Mary tea or coffee I like you but I cannot go out with you.
Preposition	A word that describes a relationship between a noun and a noun, verb, or adverb	in, on, at, into, beside, above, below, with
Interjection	A word that describes a sudden utterance	Oh! Ah!
Pronoun	A word that replaces a noun or noun phrase	I admire Lili. She is an intelligent woman. Where is John? He is at the clinic.