Cc.1119464577

TRABAJO DE INGLES

POR:
JESSICA CARRILLO

ESCUELA DE EDUCACION PARA EL DESARROLLO DE COLOMBIA
SECRETARIADO IV SEMESTRE
INGLES I
TAME-ARAUCA
2012
TRABAJO DE INGLES

POR:
JESSICA CARRILLO

PRESENTADO A:
Lic.: JOSE CASTAÑEDA

ESCUELA DE EDUCACION PARA EL DESARROLLO DE COLOMBIA
SECRETARIADO IV SEMESTRE
INGLES I
TAME-ARAUCA
2012
INTRODUCTION

This work highlights theimportance that English has in our lives as it is dominated language after Spanish in Colombia.

In this paper we find the verb to be in all its forms and times. We also found the divisions of verbs, correct use of plural, possessive adjectives, and demonstrative, reflexive pronouns, countable and uncountable, question words.

CONTENT

Page

INTRODUCTION 3

1. Verb to be inall its forms and time. 5

2. Items. 6
* Article THE and examples. 6
* Section A - AN and examples. 6

3. Text with THERE IS - THERE ARE. 7

4. Adjectives 8
* Possessive adjectives and examples. 8
* Demonstrative adjectives and examples. 8
* Reflexive pronouns and examples. 8

5.Question words and sentences. 9
* Frequency adverbs and sentences. 9
* Quantifiers. 10
* Countable and prayers. 10
* Uncountable nouns and sentences. 10
* Comparative and prayers. 11
* Superlatives and prayers. 11

6. Personal presentation. 11

7. Rules to form. 12

8. Conversation. 139. Verbs 14
* Regular verbs in present, past, past participle
and progressive. 14
* Irregular verbs in present, past, past participle
and progressive. 14

10. My biography. 15

11. Conclusions. 17

12. Bibliography. 18
1. VERB TO BE IN ALL ITS FORMS AND TIME.

TO BE PRESENT

• I am a cashier
I am not an ATM. Iam a pilot.
Am I a cashier? Yes, I am / No, I'm not.

• You are a cook
You are not a cook. You are a waitress
Are you a cook? Yes, you are / No, you are not.

• We are musicians.
We are not musicians. We are singers.
Are we musicians? Yes, we are / No, we are not.

TO BE SIMPLE PAST

• He was a receptionist.
He was not a receptionist.
Was he a receptionist?

• Youwere judges.
You were not judges.
You were judges?

• She was a nurse.
She was not a nurse.
Was she a nurse?

TO BE FUTURE

• I will be a waiter
I will not be a waiter
Will I be a waiter?

• They will be lawyers.
They are not lawyers.
Will they be lawyers?

• This will be a ring.
This will not be a ring.
Will this ring?
2. ARTICLES

The articles are: THE,A, AN

* Article THE

The definite article in English is THE and is used to refer to something or someone specific. It is used in both singular and plural and corresponds to articles (el, la, los, and las) in Spanish.

Examples:

• The women
• The vowels
• The expressions
• The chickens
• The child
• The club
• The strawberry
• The conversation
• The class
• The glasses

*The articles A - AN
 
The indefinite articles in English are A - AN and corresponds to articles (Un, Uno, unas) in Spanish. Section A is used before words used with consonants or vowels pronounced (j) or (w). AN article comes before words beginning with a vowel or (h) moves.

Examples:

AN

* An abbreviation
* An egg
* An account
* An accountant
* An onions* An earphone
* An umbrella
* An iron
* An ice cream
* An uncle
A

* A beer
* A shower
* A dog
* A cat
* A chair
* A bear
* A trees
* A pens
* A rulers
* A book

3. Text with THERE IS - THERE ARE

My house.

This is my home. This is small, but very beautiful. This has three bedrooms, a bathroom, a patio and a kitchen.

Each room...