Conceptos De Ingles

INTRODUCTION
Lesson 1 Greetings
Good morning, Good afternoon, Good evening are formal verbal greetings. H¡ and Helio are less formal verbal or written greetings. We use them at any time of day.Goodbye, See you tomorrow, Good night and Good day are used when we say goodbye. Present /Absent
♦ Present and absent are common responses to the roll cali in the classroom.
♦ Another way to say"present" is: Here!
♦ Another way to say "absent" is: He/she is not here. Dates
♦ In English, we write the day like this: Month + Ordinal Number + Year.
For example: May 13h, 2012.
♦ In some countries,especially in the UK, you can write the date like this: Cardinal Number + Month + Year. For example: 13 May, 2012.
♦ When we speak, we say: Month + The + Ordinal Number (+ Year). For example: May the13" (2012) ("two thousand and twelve" or "twenty twelve").
Lesson 2 Instructions
In English, ee use the imperative form to give instructions (oral and written). Imperative forms don't have asubject (the subject ¡s implicit: you). For example: Run!, Listen, Repeat.
♦ Imperative forms can have an object. For example: Cióse the door. Come in. Read the text. Work in pairs.
Days of the week:stress
Days of the week are always stressed on the first syllable.
SUNday
mONday
TUESday
WEDNESday
THURSday
FRIday
SAturday


Classroom language
Here are some expressions that can help youto communicate in English in the classroom:

Interrupting Asking permission Asking for repetition
Excuse me... Sorry to interrupt. Can 1 borrow...? May 1 come in? May 1 go...? May 1 erase the board?Can you repeat that?
Please, say that again.
Pardon?
Repeat, please.
« One more time, please.
:Aga¡n, please.
Asking for meaning/spelling Asking for translation
What does ... mean7 What'sthe meaning of...? How do you spell...? What is...? Can you spell it? Please, spell it. How do you say ... in English? How do you say ... in
Spanish? What is ... in Spanish? In Spanish, please. In...