Esteban David Alvear Vargas

 

 

  Non / Count Nouns: Expressing Quantities We can make many non-count nouns countable: a slice of bread, a loaf of bread, three pieces of bread, two kinds of bread The following phrases are used with non-count nouns in order to make them countable: liquids: a glass of, two cups of, a liter of, six gallons of, a bottle of, a can of solids: a cup of, a piece of, three slices of, a kilo of, a spoonful of SOME AND ANY Use some and any to describe an indefinite number or amount. There are some apples in the fridge. (Indefinite number: we don't know how many.) Are there any oranges? (Indefinite number: no specific number being asked about) They are bringing us some coffee. (Indefinite amount we don't know how much) Use some with non-count nouns and with plural count nouns in affirmative statements. - non-count noun plural count noun -We need some milk and somNon / Count Nouns: Expressing Quantitiese bananas.  Use any with non-count nouns and plural count nouns in negative statements...

Food and Restaurants     Appetizers Fried Prosciutto Tortellini Orange-Glazed Meatballs Hot Spinach Artichoke Dip  Grilled Tomato-Peach Pizza Salads Italian Pasta Salad Tomato Cucumber Avocado Salad Chicken Garden Salad with Ranch Dressing Mediterranean Orzo Pasta Salad Entrées grilled chicken grilled meat  Desserts Coconut yoghurt cake Chocolate mousse with cherry ripe truffles Poached pear vacherin (meringue) Beverages   List of Fruits Apple Watermelon Orange Pear Cherry Strawberry Nectarine Grape Mango Blueberry Pomegranate Plum Banana Raspberry Mandarin Jackfruit Papaya Kiwi Pineapple Lime Lemon Apricot Grapefruit Melon Coconut Avocado Peach Vegetable List Corn Mushroom Broccoli Cucumber Red pepper/red bell pepper Pineapple Tomato Carrot Brussels sprout Pumpkin Cabbage Potato Eggplant Sweet potato Turnip Green chilli Onion Lettuce Radish Pea Asparagus Celery Green pepper French beans Spinach List of Meats Red meat Pork Beef Mutton and lamb Goat Venison White...

The simple present tense Exercises 1. Where does his sister in law work? - She works at bank on Smith Street. 2. What does your brother in law don? - He's an engineer. 3. Who has a twin brother? - Pail does. 4. Where does her brother study English? - He studies English at a school on Main Street. 5. Who speaks five languages? - My grandfather does. The simple present tense   A: How many aunts and uncles do you have B: I have three aunts and two uncles.  A: When do you do   your homework? B: Me? I do my homework after dinner. A: Where do your in-laws live B: My in-laws? They live down the street. A: What does Nina's stepsister do at the park every morning?  B: Nina's stepsister? She goes running.  A: Who does Stacey call every day? B: Stacey? She calls her twin sister, Sarah. A: How often do you visit your half-brother? B: I visit him twice a month.  A: Who cooks dinner for your grandmother? B: My mother does. She cooks dinner for her every day. Affirmative ...

 Negative statements Use does not or do not before the base form of the verb She does not take off her shoes. Some people do not enjoy  sushi. Negative : I / We / You / They / +  do not + main verb - They do not drink milk.  She / He / It / + does not + main verb - It does not  drink milk. -She does not drink milk. Do and does = helping verbs  - She does not drink milk. 3rd person singular  →  no s on main  verb I do n´t  drink milk.   They do n´t go to the lake. He  does n´t drink milk. Jack  does n´t like dogs. contractions do not  = do not´t does not = does n´t  Exercises  We  don´t like   snakes.   → Like not Magda doesn´t  speak  Dutch. Sometimes i don ´t feed my cat.  My husband feeds  her. She doesn´t    run  fast at the gym.  She gets tired. They are good cooks.  They don´t   need  help. Examples: 1. Sheila like to eat...

 VOCABULARY  1.parents: Mothers and father   1. She´s my mother 2. He´s my father - But nowadays it is used more: Mom, mommy - Dad daddy 2. husband and wife 1.My mom and my dad  are husbands - when they got marrie. 3. Siblings: Sister / Brother My sister and brother  are siblings.  - is the plural of brothers 4. Baby: Chil / Children my sister has a baby my mother has a child my aunt has children  -Child is singular and Children is plural 5. Son / Daughter 7. Boy / Girl 8. Aunt / Uncle 9. Counsins 10. Niece and Nephew 11. Grandparents: Grandmother and Grandfather 12. Great- Grandparents  13. Grandchildren 14. To be single 15. To be married Grandmother – Abuela         Grandfather – Abuelo         Grandson – Nieto         Granddaughter – Nieta         Grandchildren – Nietos     ...