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Basic English Program Class 1

The document provides an overview of the contents and lessons for the first week of a basic English program taught by Leonardo Latuff. The first week covers greetings and farewells, subject pronouns, the verb "to be", introducing yourself and others, possessive adjectives, demonstrative pronouns, and interrogative pronouns. It includes vocabulary, example dialogues, and grammar explanations for these topics.

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Basic English Program Class 1

The document provides an overview of the contents and lessons for the first week of a basic English program taught by Leonardo Latuff. The first week covers greetings and farewells, subject pronouns, the verb "to be", introducing yourself and others, possessive adjectives, demonstrative pronouns, and interrogative pronouns. It includes vocabulary, example dialogues, and grammar explanations for these topics.

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Basic English Program

Module 1
3 Weeks

Teacher:
Leonardo Latuff
Basic English
1st Week

Contents:
• Greetings And Farewells (Saludos y Despedidas)
• Subject Pronouns (Pronombres Personales)
• The Verb “To Be” (El Verbo Ser/Estar)
• Introduce yourself and others (Presentarse y Presentar a Otros)
• Possessive Adjectives (Adjetivos Posesivos)
• Demonstrative Pronouns (Pronombres Demostrativos)
• Interrogative Pronouns (Pronombres Interrogativos)
• The Indefinite and The Definite Article (El Artículo Indeterminado y Determinado)
• The Alphabet (spelling) (El Alfabeto; deletrear)
Greetings And Farewells (Saludos y Despedidas) 1st Week

Greetings in Informal Conversations:

Practice Dialogue 1

Anna: Tom, what's up?


Tom: Hi Anna. Nothing much.
What's up with you?
Anna: It's a good day. I'm fine.
Practice Dialogue 2
Tom: Good!! How is your sister?
Anna: Oh, She’s fine. Maria: Oh, hello Chris. How are you doing?
Tom: Well, I have to go. Nice Chris: I'm well. Thanks for asking. How
are you?
seeing you! Maria: I can't complain.
Anna: See you later! Chris: That's good to hear.
Maria: Good to see you again.
Chris: Yeah, nice seeing you.
Maria: See you later.
1st Week
Greetings And Farewells (Saludos y Despedidas)

Greetings in Formal Conversations:

Practice Dialogue 1

John: Good morning.


Alan: Good morning. How are you?
John: I'm very well thank you. And you?
Alan: I'm fine. Thank you for asking.
John: Well, I have to go. It was a pleasure seeing you.
Alan: Nice to see you, too. Good bye.

Practice Dialogue 2

David: Good morning, teacher.


Teacher: Good morning, David. How are you?
David: I'm very well thank you. And you?
Teacher: I'm great. Thank you for asking.
David: Yeah…uh…, , I have to go. It was a pleasure
seeing you.
Teacher: I’m glad to see you, too. Good bye.
Greetings And Farewells (Saludos y Despedidas) 1st Week

Saying Hello:Vocabulary How are you? (¿cómo estás?)


Posibles respuestas:
Expresiones más comunes para saludar:
→ I'm fine, and you? (estoy bien)
Hello, How are you? .
→ Fine, thanks, and you? (bien,
1. Éstas son variantes formales de hello
gracias, y tú?)
(hola).
→ I'm very well, thank you. (estoy
 Good morning; Good afternoon; Good
muy bien, gracias)
evening.
→ Very well (muy bien)
 ”Good night” cuando nos vamos a casa o a
→ Not bad (nada mal)
dormir.
Variantes de How are you? (informal) Otras posibles respuestas (coloquiales):
How is it going? (¿Qué tal?, ¿cómo te va?, → so-so (regular)
→ it’s going well (Todo bien) → I can’t complain (no me quejo)
How are you doing? (¿qué tal?, ¿cómo te va?,) → Great / fantastic (genial)
→ I’m doing well fine, and you? (Estoy bien, y → Good (bien)
tú). → Pretty good (bastante bien)
/ What about you? / How about you? (y tú ? ) Good to see you, too
How is everything? (¿cómo va todo?)
Greetings And Farewells (Saludos y Despedidas) 1st Week

Saying Goodbye
 Goodbye / bye (adiós)
 Have a nice day (que tengas un buen día)
 Have a good weekend / …. (que tengas un buen fin de
semana…)
 Have a good trip (que tengas un buen viaje)
 Till tomorrow (hasta mañana)
 Until next …. (hasta la / el ….. que viene)
 Until next week/month (hasta la semana/el mes que viene)
 See you! (nos vemos) / see you later! (nos vemos luego)
 See you on Friday (nos vemos el viernes)
 Talk to you later / soon (hablamos luego / pronto)
 It was nice meeting you (ha sido un placer conocerte)
 Nice seeing you again (fue un placer verte de nuevo)
 Good to see you / Nice to see you
1st Week
Introduce yourself and others
Practice Dialogues

Fred: Hi, Karla, How is it


Teacher: Good morning, class. I’m your English going?
teacher. My name is Leonardo Latuff. Karla: Hey, Fred. I’m great,
Student A: Good morning teacher. I’m Carlos and you?
García. Fred: Not bad. Karla, this is
Teacher: Nice to meet you Carlos. my friend José.
Student B: Hi, teacher. My name’s Joanna. José: Nice to meet you, Karla.
Teacher: Pleased to meet you Joanna. Karla: Nice to meet you, too.
Well, guys, I have to
go.
Fred: Bye, good to see you!
José: bye, It was nice meeting
you!
Module 1. Grammar Checking
The verb “To Be”. Present Conjugation
Singular Contraction Meaning
1. Subject Pronouns (Pronombres
Personales) I am I’m Yo soy/estoy
* Se utilizan en sustitución de los
nombres. * Cumplen la función del You are You’re Tú
sujeto de la frase, * No se pueden eres/estás
omitir. He is He’s Él es/está
(Example of 3rd singular person) She is She’s Ella es/está
o She is a teacher.
It is It’s es/está
o He is a student.
o It is a cat.
Plural Contraction Meaning
We are We’re Nosotros
somos/estamos
You are You’re Uds. son/están
They are They’re Ellos/as
son/están
Module 1. Grammar Checking 1st Week

The verb “To Be”. Present Conjugation

Negative Form: Interrogative Form


Subject + am / are / is + not am / are / is + Subject

Examples: Examples:
1. I am not (I’m not) your 1. Am I your English teacher?
Spanish Teacher. I am your -- yes, you are
English teacher.
2. Is she a new student?
2. She is not (She isn’t) -- Yes, she is
Isabella. She is Carmen
3. Are you Henry?
3. They are not (They are’nt) -- No. I am not. I’m José
my friends
4. Is this your dictionary?
4. It is not (It isn’t) her phone. -- No, It isn’t.
Module 1. Grammar Checking 1st Week

Demonstrative Pronouns
Demonstrative adjectives
“This vs. that”
The singular demonstrative pronouns The demonstrative adjectives are
are this and that. placed before a noun:
This is used to point out something
near to the speaker: * This house is my grandmother’s.
* This car looks great!
* This is Janet, my new friend.
* Is this your classroom? * That book is excellent!
* Is that car white or blue?
That” indicates something more
distant: * These computers are new.
* Is that your memory stick? * Are these books big?

These and those: plural forms of This * Those students are ok!
and That. * Are those girls your friends?

* These are my students.


* Those are excellent examples..

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