Curso de Inglés Instrucciones

LESSON	VOCABULARY	READING/WRITING	EXPRESSIONS	PRONUNCIATION	GRAMMAR
1. Meeting Manoli	computer hamburger football, car dog, camera sandwich, phone television, book Numbers(1-10)		Hello/Hi. I’m… My name’s…. What’s your name? This is…. How are you? Very well / fine thanks	/aI/ linking	To Be is/are/am I, you, he, she, it, we, they my/your It’s… / It is…
2. Where’s Manoli from?	Countries and places Numbers(11-20) house, photograph married, actress	Melanie and Antonio	Where are you/they from? Where is he/she from? I’m/he’s/she’s from….. What’s her/his name? His/her name’s…	Word stress	To Be - is/are/am his/her he/she/they their simple question forms/word order
3. What’s your job?	teacher, barman bus driver, doctor secretary, dentist student, nurse shop assistant businessman housewife, address country, age, job, phone number computer technician, famous, now, and Numbers(20-30)	Luis	What’s your/his/her job? I’m a/an…… How old are you/is he? What’s your address/phone number? Are you married? Is he married? No, she/he isn’t No, I’m not/Yes, I am	Jazz businessman	To Be is/are/am negatives, questions, short answers
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4. Manoli’s family	family , husband wife, son daughter, sister, brother, student , mother, father, parents, children , big, good job the city, new, rooms have The alphabet	Manoli’s family Craig’s family Stephanie	How do you spell…? Where is…? How old is…?	letters of the alphabet	Possessive adjectives questions and answers has/have Possessive ’s our
5. Do you speak Spanish?	Nationalities speak, like, work, live, eat, drink, want, study paella, tea, wine, beer, ice cream, swimming, chocolate, rap/pop/rock /classical music, water, chips, pizza, pasta, , skiing, tango, rugby, coke, tennis, coffee, fruit a little, but, flat, definitely, really, disgusting, sports communication technology, hour, apple, accountant Numbers(1-100). Prices	Rubén	Do you speak/like…..? Yes, I do/No, I don’t. I’m sorry, I don’t speak English. I like, don’t like They’re from…. I/we/they speak…	/j/ linking (consonante-vocal)	Present simple (I/we/you/they) Articles ‘a’ and ‘an’
6. Luis’s Day	listen, go, get home, get up after, usually, late, bus Days of the week	Luis	He lives…/works… Good morning/aftrnoon/evening Goodbye What time do you… Thank you for… You’re welcome. See you next week.	1.Monophthongs revision 2.Intro 4 diphthongs	Present simple (he/she/it) Prepositions – at/in/on
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7. Meeting Angeles	Verb/noun collocations. read (a book) play (on the computer) drive (to work) listen (to the radio) go shopping/swimming Adjectives:hot/cold expensive/cheap late/early old/new in bed, magazine never, sometimes, usually. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, newspaper, August, visit, very, people	Angeles	What time do you …? How old are you? Where do you live? What’s this in English? Who’s your…? How many… do you have? When do you …?		Present simple (he / she / it) Questions and negatives (long answers) Question words (how / what / who / where / why / when / how many)
8. Manoli's House	dining room, toilet kitchen, office bedroom, balcony living room, chair, pictures, plant bathroom, bottle bed, cooker, fridge, armchair, table, chair, picture sofa, shower, bath, lamp fish tank, walls, pet bird, week, rug, train, pay, send return ticket, next, ice, email, T-shirt, pounds, credit card, free, a minute, change,with/without fridge, bank, near here colours		Excuse me… Can I pay/send/have….? Here you are. Excuse me… How much is it….? I’ll take it. We don’t have any…… please Thanks very much		There is/are There isn’t/there aren’t Are there any….?/Is there a ….? Some/any Can (requests/offers)
9. When was Manoli born?	good/bad; single; lovely/horrible; small singer, politician nun, actor, writer naturalist, today, yesterday, always, single, food, more cake, present, person, garden, every year. coat, form, surname, first name, date of birth, signature, postcode, bread, cheese, ham sugar, biscuits change money tourist office stamps map, post office, plates	Filling in a form	I was born… When were you/they born? Who was he/she? “lovely!” I’d like… Would you like…?	Sentence stress	To Be - was/were wasn’t /weren’t Like/would like
10. Manoli goes shopping	sleep, finish, hate, watch, sit, love, buy, do, look at , jogging/swimming eggs, salad, cups, chicken, soup, vegetables sausages, beans butter, jam, fish, dessert, roast, prawn, every day takeaway, weather weekends , rice orange juice, cigarettes, bicycle happy, wonderful, a lot of, street, un/healthy	Email Reading a menu/ordering Craig/Angeles ‘healthy living’	I’m sorry? I’m sorry, I don’t understand. Please speak slowly. What would you like? I’d like…. Excuse me. ….anything else? See you soon!	3rd person forms	Present simple Questions and negatives
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