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    Unit 1 - Supporting Material

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    Carmen and Paulo meet each other and introduce themselves. Carmen is from Spain and is an accountant, while Paulo is from Brazil and is a pilot. They have a pleasant conversation where they ask each other basic questions about their names, occupations, and where they are from.

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    Carmen and Paulo meet each other and introduce themselves. Carmen is from Spain and is an accountant, while Paulo is from Brazil and is a pilot. They have a pleasant conversation where they ask each other basic questions about their names, occupations, and where they are from.

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    Carmen and Paulo meet each other and introduce themselves. Carmen is from Spain and is an accountant, while Paulo is from Brazil and is a pilot. They have a pleasant conversation where they ask each other basic questions about their names, occupations, and where they are from.

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    Unit 1 - Supporting Material

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    Tomas Monge
    Carmen and Paulo meet each other and introduce themselves. Carmen is from Spain and is an accountant, while Paulo is from Brazil and is a pilot. They have a pleasant conversation where they ask each other basic questions about their names, occupations, and where they are from.

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    UNIT 1

    NICE TO MEET YOU!

    A – Hi! My name is Carmen. What is your name?

    B – I am Paulo.

    A – Where are you from?

    B – I'm from Brazil, I am Brazilian. And you?

    A – I'm from Spain, I am Spanish.

    B – Nice! What do you do?

    A – I am an accountant. How about you?

    B – I am a pilot.

    A – Interesting! Nice to meet you, Paulo. Have a great day.

    B – Nice to meet you too. You as well.

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    THE VERB TO BE (SER O ESTAR)

    PERSONAL VERB TO BE

    PRONOUNS

    I am

    You are

    He is

    She is

    It is

    We are

    They are

    PERSONAL VERB TO BE NEGATIVE CONTRACTION

    PRONOUNS

    I am I am not I’m not

    You are You are not You’re not

    You aren’t

    He is He is not He’s not

    He isn’t

    She is She is not She’s not

    She isn’t

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    It is It is not It’s not

    It isn’t

    We are We are not We’re not

    We aren’t

    They are They are not They’re not

    They aren’t

    My brother and I are from Honduras

    We are worried for our sister.

    We are concerned for our sister.

    The city is quite dangerous.

    The city is very dangerous.

    The city is so dangerous.

    The city is really dangerous.

    The dogs are quiet.

    The dogs are silent.

    That problem is not so big.

    That problem isn’t so big.

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    My brothers are not disappointed with the movie.

    My brothers aren’t disappointed with the movie.

    The cellphone isn’t on the table.

    NOTAS:

    - Las contracciones son informales y se usan más en expresión oral.


    - Soy ama de casa  I am a housewife
    - Estoy desempleado  I am unemployed
    - Estoy jubilado  I am retired
    - En español, casi siempre omitimos el pronombre, o el sujeto.

    Estoy triste, mi papá está desempleado. En mi familia, todos estamos


    preocupados, mi mamá es positiva siempre y está feliz de que
    estemos juntos y sanos.

    I am sad. My father is unemployed. In my family, everyone is


    worried. My mom is always positive and she is happy that we are
    together and healthy.

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    Intelligent - Learning

    Smart – Problem solving

    Clever – Takes advantage

    THE VOWELS

    A–E–I–O-U
    FACE MAP

    TAKE CAP

    FEEL GET

    GREEN SPEND

    FIND HIT

    TIME WILL

    PHONE MOP FOOD DOOR BLOOD

    GO COP GOOD FLOOR

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    FUNERAL RUN

    PUKE FUN

    THROW UP

    VOMIT

    A–B–C–D–E–F–G–H–
    I–J–K–L–M–N–O–P–
    Q–R–S–T–U–V–W–X–
    Y–Z

    G (Gee) J (Jei) Y (Why)

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    B V
    Boat Vote
    Boys Voice
    Berry Very

    J Y
    Jell-O Yellow
    Jew You
    Jess Yes

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    L
    Call
    Fall
    Crawl (crowd)

    P T
    Pilot Time
    Person Teenager
    People Take
    Pepsi (Name) Tag

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    What’s your last name?
    My last name is Monge.

    How do you spell that?


    M-O-N-G-E
    J-O-S-H

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge


    HOW DO YOU SPELL YOUR
    FIRST NAME?
    H-O-L-M-A-N

    HOW DO YOU SPELL YOUR


    LAST NAME?
    M as in “MONKEY”
    P as in “PARROT”
    M-O-R-A-Z-A-N
    D-I-A-N-A
    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge
    M-I-R-I-A-M
    C-R-I-S-T-I-N-A
    L-Ó-P-E-Z
    CAFÉ
    TOMÁS
    C-E-C-I-L-I-A

    UPNFM, Inglés General – Mr. Tomás Monge

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