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 my name  is deicy camargo triviño i  am  eightten yearsds-old my favorite   animal  is  el  dog


A(ei) B(bi) C(ci) D(di) E(i) F(ef)G(yi) H(eich) I(ai) J(yei) K(key)L(el) M(em) N(en) O(ou) P(pi)Q(kiu) R(ar) S(es) T(ti) U(iu)V(vi) W(dabliu) X(ex) Y(uai)Z(zi)

Número	INGLÉS	Se lee
1	One	/ uán /
2	Two	/ tú /
3	Three	/ zrii /
4	Four	/ foa* /
5	Five	/ faiv /
6	Six	/ six /
7	Seven	/ sevn /
8	Eight	/ éit /
9	Nine	/ náin /
10	Ten	/ ten

Número	INGLÉS	Se lee
11	Eleven	/ ilevn /
12	Twelve	/ tuelv /
13	Thirteen	/ zertín /
14	Fourteen	/ fortín /
15	Fifteen	/ fiftiin /
16	Sixteen	/ sixtiin /
17	Seventeen	/ sevntiin /
18	Eighteen	/ eitiin /
19	Nineteen	/ naintiin /
20	Twenty	/ tuenti /

snake

elephant

fish

                                                                            cat

 lion

 pig

 tiger

 cow

 dog

 penguin

chick

Present indicative (Verb Tobe)

Modo Afirmativo                  Modo Interrogativo              Modo Negativo

I am                                        Am I                                       I am not

You are                                 are you                                  you are not

He is                                      is he                                      he is not

She Is                                    Is she                                    she is not

It is                                         is it                                         it is not

We are                                  are we                                   we are not

You are                                 are you                                  you are not

They are                               are they                                 they are not

ADJETIVES

• From Of Adjetives

       Rules

 1. Adjectives are invariable:

    They do not change their form depending on the gender or number of the noun.

Ejem: A hot potato

Some hot potatoes

 2. To emphasise or strengthen the meaning of an adjective use 'very' or 'really':

Ejem:  A very hot potato

Some really hot potatoes

•  

Position Of Adjectives

        a) Usually in front of a noun: A beautiful girl.

        b) After verbs like "to be", "to seem" , "to look", "to taste":

        Examples

·          

·         The girl is beautiful

·         You look tired

·         This meat tastes funny.

         

          c) After the noun: in some fixed expressions:   

         Examples

·          

·         The Princess Royal

·         The President elect

·         a court martial

           

           d) After the noun with the adjectives involved, present, concerned:

            Examples

1.   I want to see the people involved/concerned (= the people who have something to do with the matter)

1.   Here is a list of the people present (= the people who were in the building or at the meeting)

      Be careful! When these adjectives are used before the noun they have a different meaning:

·         An involved discussion = detailed, complex

·         A concerned father = worried, anxious

·         The present situation = current, happening now

• Function of Adjetives
• Adjectives can:

Describe feelings or qualities:

           

             Examples

•              

    He is a lonely man

•                  

They are honest people

            Give nationality or origin:

            

            Examples

   

•                  Pierre is 

French

•                  

This clock is German

•                  

Our house is Victorian

             Tell more about a thing's characteristics:

              Examples

    

•               A 

wooden table.

• ·             

The knife is sharp.

•                Tell us about 

age:

               Examples

        

                    He's young man

                    My coat is very old 

• Tell us about 

size and measurement:

                

               Examples

         

                John tall man.

                  This is a very long film.

•  Tell us about 

colour:

            

             Examples

        

                Paul wore a red shirt.

                The sunset was crimson and gold.

•  Tell us about 

material/what something is made of:

            Examples

        

                 It was a wooden table

                 She wore a cotton dress

•  Tell us about 

shape:

              

             Examples

        

                  A rectangular box

                  A square envelope

• Express a 

judgement or a value:          

             Examples

·         

          

                A fantastic film

·               Grammar is boring.

              

      ADVERBS

            FUNTION 

•  Adverbs modify, or tell us more about other words, usually verbs:

         

             Examples

·          

·         The bus moved

 slowly.

·         The bears ate greedily.

      

• Sometimes they tell us more about adjectives:

         Examples

·          

·         You look absolutely fabulous!

• They can also modify other adverbs:

Examples

              She played the violin extremely well.

            You're speaking too quietly.

DETERMINERS

       FUNCTION AND CLASSES OF DETERMINERS

       Function

Determiners are words placed in front of a noun to make it clear what the noun refers to.

The word 'people' by itself is a general reference to some group of human beings. If        someone says 'these people', we know which group they are talking about, and if they say 'a lot ofpeople' we know how big the group is.

'These' and 'a lot of' are determiners in these sentences.

   

     Classes of Determiners

  

There are several classes of determiners:

Definite and Indefinite articles

the, a, an

Demonstratives

this, that, these, those

Possessives

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

Quantifiers

a few, a little, much, many, a lot of, most, some, any, enough, etc.

Numbers

one, ten, thirty, etc.

Distributives

all, both, half, either, neither, each, every

Difference words

other, another

Question words

Which, what, whose

Defining words

which, whose

The following words are pre-determiners. They go before determiners, such as articles: such and what, half, rather, quite

my family

my grandfather  is  pablo  camargo

my grandmother  is   ana ramirez

my  father  is   laureano   camargo  and  father  of my brother  hugo  camargo

 my uncre rafael  camrgo  is  father of  cousin  natalia   camargo

my aunt tulia  camargo  is  mother  of cousin  diana  and jorge

my aunt graciela  camrgo  mother  of cousin  of viviana and  johana

 my  grandmother is ana  tulia   pinzon

my mother  is   rosa  triviño 

 my  uncre  gerardo  is father  of   cousinjuan  carlos

  my uncre  ricardo  triviño   is  fatrhe  of  cousin   tatiana and   brayan

my  aunt blanca mother of  cousin  pilar

A, An or The?

When do we say "the dog" and when do we say "a dog"? (On this page we talk only about singular, countable nouns.)

The and a/an are called "articles". We divide them into "definite" and "indefinite" like this:

Articles
Definite	Indefinite
the	a, an

We use "definite" to mean sure, certain. "Definite" is particular.

We use "indefinite" to mean not sure, not certain. "Indefinite" is general.

When we are talking about one thing in particular, we use the. When we are talking about one thing in general, we use a or an.

Think of the sky at night. In the sky we see 1 moon and millions of stars. So normally we would say:

• I saw the moon last night.
• I saw a star last night.

Look at these examples:

the	a, an
The capital of France is Paris. I have found the book that I lost. Have you cleaned the car? There are six eggs in the fridge. Please switch off the TV when you finish.	I was born in a town. John had an omelette for lunch. James Bond ordered a drink. We want to buy an umbrella. Have you got a pen?

Of course, often we can use the or a/an for the same word. It depends on the situation, not the word. Look at these examples:

• We want to buy an umbrella. (Any umbrella, not a particular umbrella.)
• Where is the umbrella? (We already have an umbrella. We are looking for our umbrella, a particular umbrella.)

routine

my name is Deicy and this is my daily routine I get up at half past four I tend bath bed breakfast I go to speak to study until noon then I go home to my lunch break a while sometimes I go out I start spinning or doing homework after I go to sleep, how different weekdays and weekends is that working weekends 10:00 to 17:00 and sometimes I go to party or stay at home this is my routine daily

occupations

1. pharmacist – farmaceuta
2. mechanic – mecánico
3. barber – peluquero
4. travel agent – agente de viajes
5. repairperson – técnico de reparaciones
6. tailor – costurero/sastre
7. greengrocer – verdulera
8. baker – panadero
9. optician – oculista/óptico
10. hairdresser – estilista
11. florist – florista
12. jeweller – joyero(a)

13. butcher – carnicero