ENGLISH WITH INMA

The Alphabet. Spelling. Greetings. Numbers. Asking for and giving personal information. What is your...How old...What do you...Where do you...Who do you work for? The time. What time do you...? Identifying things and people. What is this/ that? Who is this/that? Days of the week. WHAT DO YOU DO OR WHAT ARE YOU DOING?  http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/PresentContinuous1I.html QUESTION WORDS: http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/questions/question_words2.htm REMEMBER HOW TO USE COMPARATIVE  ADJECTIVES? Compare: Dancing to running London to Madrid A bike to a motorbike English to Chinese Use these adjectives: Interesting Fast Easy Expensive Big Healthy Tiring http://es.slideshare.net/mehmetyildirim75/comparative-superlative1?related=4 ONLINE EXERCISES http://www.usingenglish.com/quizzes/45.html

LISTENING 1: INTRODUCTIONS. 1. What is the woman's name? A. Julie B. Jenny C. Jane 2. Where is the woman from originally? A. Argentina B. the United States C. Chile 3. About how old was the man when he returned to the United States? A. 7 years old B. 10 years old C. 17 years old 4. What is the man studying? A. physics B. biology C. psychology 5. What is the woman's job? A. a sales representative B. a computer programmer C. a receptionist LISTENING 2. FREE TIME. Dai: So, Naomi, so you're from Wales and you're six/eleven . So what does an eleven-year-old / a six-year-old girl do for fun in Wales? Naomi: I do/does music. I play the piano and and the violin. Dai: How long have you played the piano for? Naomi: Since I was about eight/four . Dai: Eight/four . And what about the violin? Naomi: About the same? Dai: OK, and what kind of level are you at now, then, at the piano? Naomi: I just passed my grade three/six. Dai...

The Alphabet. Spelling. Greetings. Numbers. Asking for and giving personal information. What is your...How old...What do you...Where do you...Who do you work for? Short answers: Do you...? Yes, I do. The time. What time do you...? Identifying things and people. What is this/ that? Who is this/that? Days of the week. Jobs in IT and Present simple. (Book: English for IT, page 6) Timetables (page 8) Prepositions (page 9) Comparatives (page 13) Superlative adjectives (page 14) Have got (page 15) Present continuous (page 16, 17) Modal verbs (page 18) Types of websites (pages 20 and 21) How much/how many (page 23) Describing steps in a process (page 24) Adejctives to describe websites (page 26) Asking people to do things (page 29) Vocabulary: data storage and backup (page 32) And, so, or, because (page 39)

More photos here Some help Comment on the contrasts. Describe in detail. Invent a story. Describe the people's personalities.  What are they doing? What has happened? What will happen next? I can see/ there is/ there are This person is... ADVANCED TASK: The photograph was taken indoors/ outdoors. If I were this person/if I were in this place I would... MORE TYPICAL QUESTIONS. More  PHOTOS TO DESCRIBE

2-Complete the sentences with the Present Perfect Simple or Continuous form of the verb in brackets. (have lived/ have been living ) 4 points (0,5 each)     1     I HAVE BEEN WORKING since seven o’clock this morning. I need a coffee.       2     How long HAVE YOU BEEN DRIVING (drive)? You look tired.       3     She HASN'T FOUND (find) her cat yet.       4     How much money HAVE you SPENT (spend) today?       5     You can’t speak to Mel. She HAS GONE (go) home.       6     She HAS BEEN TAKING (take) singing lessons for some time now but she still sounds terrible!       7     We HAVE HAD (have) more than one tragedy in our lives.       8     How long HAVE Will and...

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES: https://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/adjectives-adverbs/adjectives/exercises http://www.onestopenglish.com/grammar/grammar-reference/adjectives/comparative-and-superlative-adjectives-article/144846.article  WHAT DO YOU DO OR WHAT ARE YOU DOING? What do you do? I am a shop assistant/ I work as a shop assistant. What are you doing? I am sending an e-mail to a provider. I live in Madrid (permanent) but, now I am living in Berlin (temporary) Practise here: http://www.eclecticenglish.com/grammar/PresentContinuous1I.html MODAL VERBS: CAN/CAN'T We can speak Spanish. We can't speak German. Can you see the mouse?-Yes, I can. MUST/ MUSTN'T You must be silent in the library (it is a rule) He mustn't drink alcohol (the doctor forbids it) PAY ATTENTION TO THIS: Mustn't: prohibition. No obligation: don't have to. HAVE TO/DON'T HAVE TO We have to catch a bus to the city  (there is...