Ingles B1 Ssce03.140
Ingles B1 Ssce03.140
Ingles B1 Ssce03.140
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Soluciones.......................................................................... 243
Anexo................................................................................. 249
Presentación
1. Comprensión oral:
2. Expresión oral:
3. Comprensión escrita:
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4. Expresión escrita:
7. Competencia lingüística:
7.2. Utilizar los conocimientos sobre la lengua y las normas de uso lin-
güístico para hablar y escribir de forma sencilla, pero coherente y
correcta, para comprender textos, orales y escritos, y reflexionar
sobre el funcionamiento de la lengua extranjera en situaciones de
comunicación.
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Objectives
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Glossary
Although: aunque.
Expressions
Hello! My name’s María, I’m in my late twenties and I’m from a small town in
the centre of Spain. I am currently unemployed and I am really desperate
to find a job. I’ve got a degree in Business Studies and I’ve also got a cer-
tificate in English because I think nowadays knowing at least one foreign
language is essential to get a good job.
–– General truths:
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The THIRD PERSON SINGULAR (He, She, It) carries an “S”. We must pay at-
tention to the spelling when forming the third person singular:
–– The ending is –es when the word ends in –s, -ss, -sh, - ch, -x, -o:
–– When the verb ends in consonant + y, we change the y for an –i and then,
we add the –es:
He studies, he cries…
He plays, he stays…
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
Auxiliar verbs Common verbs
SUBJECT + VERB... SUBJECT + VERB...
Those handicrafts are very original They create original handicrafts
This park has got many benches Ann wakes up early every morning
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
Auxiliar verbs Common verbs
SUBJECT + VERB + NOT SUBJECT + DO NOT (DON’T) + VERB
Those handicrafts aren’t very original They don’t create original handicrafts
SUBJECT + DOES NOT (DOESN’T) +
This park hasn’t got many benches VERB
Ann doesn’t wake up early every morning
INTERROGATIVE SENTENCES
Auxiliar verbs Common verbs
VERB + SUBJECT ... ? DO + SUBJECT + VERB?
Are those handicrafts very original? Do they create original handicrafts?
DOES + SUBJECT + VERB?
Has this park got many benches?
Does Ann wake up early every morning?
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FREQUENCY ADVERBS are often used with the Present Simple. The most
common are:
Always Usually Often Sometimes Occasionally Seldom Rarely Hardly ever Never
Examples:
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–– General adjectives
∙∙ Attractive: atractivo/a.
∙∙ Ugly: feo/a.
∙∙ Old: viejo/a.
∙∙ Young: joven.
∙∙ Tall: alto/a.
∙∙ Short: bajo/a.
∙∙ Chubby: regordete/a.
∙∙ Fat: gordo/a.
∙∙ Thin: delgado/a.
∙∙ Skinny: flacucho/a.
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–– Hair
∙∙ Chestnut: castaño.
∙∙ Curly: rizado.
∙∙ Dark: moreno.
∙∙ Grey: canoso.
∙∙ Mousy: castaño.
∙∙ Straight: liso.
∙∙ Wavy: ondulado.
Sociable, extro-
Outgoing Bossy Autoritario/a Patient Paciente
vertido
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–– Gradable adjectives
∙∙ Cold: frío.
∙∙ Hot: caliente.
∙∙ Frightened: asustado.
∙∙ Married: casado.
∙∙ Wooden: de madera.
∙∙ Terrifying: aterrador.
∙∙ Freezing: congelado.
∙∙ Amazing: asombroso.
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