viernes, 11 de septiembre de 2015

GROUPS for the presentation

Group 1:
Yazmin Yanes
Wendy Pino

Group 2:
Valentina Torres
Maria Camila Agudelo

Group 3:
Maria Camila Rodriguez
Valentina Munera

Group 4:
Valentina Parra
Valentina Ruiz

Group 5:
Manuela Bentancur
Valentina Zapata

Group 6:
Maria Zepulveda
Dayana Echavarria

Group 7:
Yeli Uribe
Manuela Calderon

Group 8:
Maria Camila Hernandez
Diana Taborda

Group 9:
Lorena Arias
Alejandra Ruiz

Group 10:
Ana Tejada
Maria de los Angeles Moreno

Group 11:
Luisa Velez
Sara Marin

Group 12:
Yannidys Pino
Leidy Espinosa ?

Group 13:
Sara Marin
Valentina Ocampo

Group 14:
Michel Carmona
Michel Cortez

Group 15:
Marlyn Rivera
Alejandra Zapata

Group 16:
Marianna Parra
Yessica Giomara Cuervo

Group 17:
Liney seguro
Kelly Mejia
Luisa Fernanda Arteaga

4 students are without a Group:

Nafelly Castellanos
Dayana Echavarria
Manuela Loaiza
Marin Sara Londoño



jueves, 20 de agosto de 2015

HOMEWORK

And, but, or, so, because



Hi girls, this is a homework for next class. You have to translated too.


1. Complete the text with and, but, or.

I get up at half past eight in the morning. I´m hungry ...... there isn´t any food in the kitchen. I
want milk, cereals ...... orange juice. Then, I go to the shop ...... when I get there it´s still
closed. I go back home and into the kitchen. There´s some grapefruit juice and brown bread.
...... I don´t like grapefruit juice ...... brown bread! This is not a good morning, so I go back to
bed until the shop opens.

martes, 18 de agosto de 2015

HOMEWORK



Hi girls this is the homework for next class.

TASK 1:  Fill in the gaps with the connectors “but”, “and” , “also”.
1.    
  She doesn`t like vegetables __________ fish

2.      I don`t have any money __________ I will go to the bank.

3.      I saw Maria yesterday and I ________  talked to Juan.

4.      She studies a lot ___________ she never passes the exams.

5.      I need milk, butter ____________ bread.

6.      The day was cloudy, windy and _______ cold.

7.      I like tomatoes, _________ he doesn`t.


8.      He is a writer: He _________ sings very well. 

miércoles, 12 de agosto de 2015

martes, 11 de agosto de 2015

EXAM on Thursday 13th August 2015

Hi Girls! 

Remember to study the new words! We will have an EXAM next lesson!
See you on Thurday! :)

Recuerden la diferencia entre el infinitivo del verbo  y el verbo conjugado!!!!!!

Infinitivo del verbo: to run ( correr)
Verbo conjugado: I run ( yo corro)
                                You run ( tú corres)
                                She runs ( ella corre)
                               


NEW WORDS

A-Un/ uno/ una
An- Un/ uno/ una (Antes de un vocal hay que agregar una “n”)
The- El/ La

Un animal – an animal (la palabra “animal”empieza con una vocal) 
Una mesa – A table
El fuego artificial- The firework
El perro- The dog
Yo tengo un perro lindo – I have a nice dog ( Si hay un adjetivo, el articulo indefinido viene antes del adjetivo (=nice) y no antes del sustantivo (=dog)!)
Tocar un instrumento- to play an instrument ( la palabra “Instrument” empieza con una vocal)
Tocar la guitarra – to play the guitar
Enfermo(a)- ill
Gustar- to like (infinitivo del verbo)
Me gusta- I like
Me gusta jugar tennis – I like to play the guitar
Ella toca la guitarra-  She plays the guitar
Empezar- to start (infinitivo del verbo)
El colegio empieza a las 6 am- School starts at 6 am
Mi- My
Mi Hermana- My sister
Mi hermano- My brother
Vivir- to live (infinitivo del verbo)
Mi amiga vive en Mexico- My friend lives in Mexico
Yo vivo en Colombia- I live in Colombia
Jaqueta- jacket
Lindo(a) – nice
Hermoso(a) – beautiful
Tener- to have ( infinitivo del verbo)
Yo tengo una chaqueta linda- I have a nice jacket

Ella tiene un perro bonito- She has a beautiful dog

miércoles, 29 de julio de 2015

Homework for Thursday 30.07.15!

Hey girls! 
Please print out the Homework and bring it to class, tomorrow.
If you can not print out the worksheet, so please copy it in your notebooks. 
See you tomorrow! 


Order or adjectives

Remember:

1. Opinion 
2. Size
3. Age
4. Color
5. Origen
6. Material
7. Object/ Noun


TASK 1: 

1. St Petersburg is a _________________________________ ( beautiful, old, little) town in France.

2. My sister is wearing a _______________________________ ( long, red, pretty) dress.

3. I bought a _________________________________ ( yellow, German, new ) car. 

4. John has a lot of _______________________________ ( white ,old, plastic ) chairs in his garden.

5. Alejandra Arboleda is a  ______________________________ ( pretty, colombian, young) supermodel. 









jueves, 23 de julio de 2015

EXAM

Hi girls.

Remember you have an exam about ORDER OF ADJECTIVES for next class.

Study hard.

Good luck
Robinson

jueves, 9 de julio de 2015

order of adjectives

. Put the adjectives in order.

 car.
teacher.
 clock.
An  chair.
 dress
Italian / sports / fantastic
French / nice / old
 alarm / red / small
old / rocking / wooden
cotton / pretty / yellow
An  bowl.
 jacket.
 boat.
 grapes.
 chair.
African / interesting / old
black / leather / smart
red / sailing / beautiful
Chilean / delicious / green
plastic / red / strange

VOCABULARY WEATHER ANSWERS

Wind
viento
gust of wind
ráfaga de viento
gale
viento muy fuerte
biting wind
viento muy fuerte
blustery wind
viento muy fuerte
whirlwind
torbellino
hurricane
huracán
tornado
tornado
weather forecast
pronóstico del tiempo
changeable weather
clima cambiante
inclement weather
clima inclemente
mild weather
clima templado, suave
above zero
sobre cero
below zero
bajo cero
the temperature dropped
la temperatura disminuyó
flood
inundación
drought
sequía
climate
clima (ex. tropical climate)
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to be hot
estar caluroso
to be boiling hot
estar muy caluroso
to be warm
estar templado
to be boiling
estar muy caluroso
to be stifling
estar muy caluroso, pesado
to be oppressive
estar demasiado caluroso
to be airless
estar sin aire
to be fair
estar bueno
to be fine
estar bueno
to be muggy
estar templado y húmedo
to be humid
estar húmedo
to be damp
estar húmedo
to be dry
estar seco
to be cold
estar frío
to be freezing
estar muy frío
to be icy
estar muy frío
to be chilly
estar demasiado frío
to be cloudy
estar nublado
to be overcast
estar muy nublado, cubierto
to be rainy
estar lluvioso
to be misty
estar nebuloso
to be foggy
estar brumoso
to be sunny
estar soleado
to be windy
winter           invierno                            
spring         primavera
fall                otoño
summer       verano
          
estar ventoso

martes, 30 de junio de 2015

Weather Vocabulary



You can practice the pronunciation in this link. You will have a pronunciation exam for next class

http://text-to-speech.imtranslator.net/speech.asp

wind
gust of wind
gale
biting wind
blustery wind
whirlwind
hurricane
tornado
weather forecast
changeable weather
inclement weather
mild weather
above zero
below zero
the temperature dropped
flood
drought
climate
http://www.saberingles.com.ar/images/1x1.gif
to be hot
to be boiling hot
to be warm
to be boiling
to be stifling
to be oppressive
to be airless
to be fair
to be fine
to be muggy
to be humid
to be damp
to be dry
to be cold
to be freezing
to be icy
to be chilly
to be cloudy
to be overcast
to be rainy
to be misty
to be foggy
to be sunny
to be windy
winter
spring
fall
summer

VIDEO WHAT´S THE WEATHER LIKE?

video

Real English® 12 Subtitled - What's the weather like? CC Double

miércoles, 20 de mayo de 2015

PHRASAL VERBS

PHRASAL VERBS


Hi girls. You have to print this paper for next class.


  1. Broke down   (to stop functioning)
  2. Calm down     (to relax after being angry)
  3. Cut in             (to interrupt)
  4. Gave up          (to stop trying)
  5. Made up         (to lie,  to invent)
  6. Put off             (to postpone)
  7. Ran away       (to escape)
  8. Broke out       (to escape)
  9. Dropped out   (to quit a class, school)
  10. Filled out        (To fill, to complete) 



Please write the right phrasal verb into the corresponding sentence
Broke down
Put off
Broke out
Dropped out
Gave up
Made up
Cut in
Filled out
Calm down
Ran aw
1-This digital form must be ____________ in capital letters. 

2-My father, Rafael  __________ smoking forty years go, however he has lung sort 

3-Her best friend, as always  _______________ while I was dancing with Marcela

4-Why are you  upset? You need to ___________ before to talk with her.

5-The most dangerous prisoners ______________ of the maximum jail security when the sleepy guards weren't looking.

6-my family  _______________ our trip to Cancun until next December because the bad weather.

7-The kidnapped girl   _______________ from her captors the day before yesterday

8-The new student, Carolina, _____________ a story about why she was late 

9- My young sister  ______________ of engineering career because it was too difficult, and she does not like numbers.

10- her new blue car __________________ at the side of the main highway in the evening rush time. 

jueves, 7 de mayo de 2015

Irregular verbs

LISTA DE VERBOS IRREGULARES

INFINITIVO
PASADO
PARTICIPIO
SIGNIFICADO
arisearosearisenElevarse, surgir, originarse.
awakeawokeawokenDespertar, mover, excitar.
bearborebornSoportar, sostener, tolerar.
beatbeatbeatenBatir,revolver, golpear, vencer.
becomebecamebecomeHacerse,tornarse,convertirse en.
beginbeganbegunEmpezar, iniciar.
bendbentbentDoblar, inclinar, torcer.
betbetbetApostar
bindboundboundAtar, unir, enlazar.
bitebitbittenMorder.
blowblewblownSoplar
breakbrokebrokenQuebrar, partir, romper.
bringbroughtbroughtTraer, llevar, conducir.
buildbuiltbuiltConstruir, edificar.
burnburntburntQuemar, incendiar.
burstburstburstRomper, reventar.
buyboughtboughtComprar
catchcaughtcaughtCoger, asir, atrapar.
choosechosechosenEscoger, elegir.
clingclungclungAsirse, adherirse, pegarse.
comecamecomeVenir
costcostcostCostar
creepcreptcreptArrastrarse,deslizarse, pegarse.
cutcutcutCortar, dividir.
dealdealtdealtTratar, tener que referirse.
digdugdugCavar, ahondar.
dodiddoneHacer, ejecutar.
drawdrewdrawnTirar, arrastrarse, atraer, dibujar.
drinkdrankdrunkBeber
drivedrovedrivenImpulsar, conducir, llevar, inducir.
fallfellfallenCaer, disminuir.
feedfedfedAlimentar, nutrir.
feelfeltfeltSentir, percibir, tocar.
fightfoughtfoughtPelear, combatir.
findfoundfoundEncontrar, descubrir.
find outfound outfound outAveriguar, investigar.
fleefledfledEscapar, huír, evitar.
flyflewflownVolar
forbidforbadeforbiddenProhibir.
foreseeforesawforeseenPrever, prevenir
forgetforgotforgottenOlvidar (se)
forgiveforgaveforgivenPerdonar
freezefrozefrozenCongelar
getgotgot (ten)Lograr, obtener, conseguir.
givegavegivenDar, conceder.
gowentgoneIr (se), funcionar, resultar.
grindgroundgroundMoler, triturar.
growgrewgrownCrecer, cultivar.
hanghunghungColgar, Suspender.
havehadhadTener, haber.
hearheardheardOír, escuchar.
hidehidhid (den)Ocultar, encubrir.
hithithitPegar, golpear, acertar.
holdheldheldSostener,mantener,contener.
hurthurthurtHerir, dañar, lastimar.
keepkeptkeptMantener,guardar,conservar.
knowknewknownConocer, saber.
laylaidlaidPoner, colocar.
leadledledGuiar, llevar, conducir.
leanleantleantInclinar(se), apoyarse.
learnlearntlearntAprender, saber.
leaveleftleftPartir, irse, abandonar.
lendlentlentPrestar
letletletPermitir, conceder.
lielaylainTenderse, descansar, estar, situado.
lightlitlitAlumbrar, iluminar, encender (se).
loselostlostPerder, malgastar.
makemademadeHacer, confeccionar, producir.
meanmeantmeantSignificar,querer decir pretender.
meetmetmetEncontrarse, satisfacer.
meltmeltedmolten (old)Derretir(se), fundir(se).
mistakemistookmistakenEquivocarse, comprender mal, errar
misunderstandmisunderstoodmisunderstoodEntender mal.
overcomeovercameovercomeVencer, superar, sobreponerse.
paypaidpaidPagar, recompensar.
putputputPoner,colocar, exponer.
readreadreadLeer,descifrar, marcar.
rebuildrebuiltrebuiltReconstruir
ridridridLibrarse, zafarse.
rideroderiddenRodar, tener juego, funcionar.
ringrangrungTocar, sonar.
riseroserisenAscender,elevarse,levantarse, surgir.
runranrunCorrer, funcionar.
sawsawedsawnCortar con sierra, aserrar.
saysaidsaidDecir, afirmar.
seesawseenVer, observar.
seeksoughtsoughtBuscar, solicitar.
sellsoldsoldVender
sendsentsentEnviar
setsetsetInstalar, establecer, colocar, fijar.
shakeshookshakenSacudir, lanzar, agitar.
shedshedshedDerramar, esparcir, dejar caer.
shineshoneshoneBrillar, relumbrar, sobresalir.
shootshotshotDisparar, emitir, lanzar.
showshowedshownMostrar, excibir, probar, demostar.
shrinkshrankshrunkEncogerse, disminuir, desaparecer.
shutshutshutCerrar, impedir, excluír.
singsangsungCantar
sinksanksunkHundir, sumergir
sitsatsatSentarse, reunirse.
sleepsleptsleptDormir
slideslidslid(den)Resbalar, deslizarse, escabullirse.
smellsmeltsmeltOler, percibir.
speakspokespokenHablar, decir.
speedspedspedAcelerar, apresurarse.
spendspentspentGastar, consumir, emplear (tiempo).
spillspiltspiltDerramar, verter, divulgar.
spinspunspunTornear, hilar, hacer girar.
splitsplitsplitPartir, dividir, separar, reventar.
spoilspoiltspoiltDeteriorar, dañar, inutilizar.
spreadspreadspreadExtender, esparcir, propagar.
springsprangsprungSaltar, soltar, brotar, surgir.
standstoodstoodPararse, tolerar, estar (de pié).
stealstolestolenRobar, escabullirse.
stickstuckstuckPegar, adherirse, prender, fijar.
stinkstankstunkOler mal, apestar.
strikestruckstruckGolpear, pegar, estallar.
swellswelledswollenHinchar, inflamar, engrosar.
swimswamswumNadar, flotar.
swingswungswungBalancera(se), hacer girar.
taketooktakenTomar, llevar.
teachtaughttaughtEnseñar
teartoretornRomper, despedazar, rasgar.
telltoldtoldDecir, contar, narrar.
thinkthoughtthoughtPensar, creer.
throwthrewthrownLanzar, tirar, impeler, arrojar.
thrustthrustthrustIntroducir con violencia, empujar, impeler
undergounderwentundergoneSufrir, experimentar, pasar por.
understandunderstoodunderstoodComprender.
undertakeundertookundertakenEmprender, comenzar algo.
undoundidundoneDesarmar, deshacer.
wakewokewoke (n)Despertar, excitar.
wearWorewornGastar(se), consumirse, usar.
winWonwonGanar, conquistar.
windWoundwoundEnroscar(se), serpentear, girar.
withdrawWithdrewwithdrawnRetirar, retractarse, quitar.
withstandWithstoodwithstoodResistir, oponerse, soportar.
writeWrotewrittenEscribir.