Topic 1: Important dates

Valentine’s Day              Mother’s Day.                 Independence Day.                               Christmas 

Weekdays: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

Remember:  The format for writing the date in English is: Month- Day- Year 

We always use ordinal numbers for the date in spoken English.

Years

The years are normally divided into two parts.

1652: sixteen fifty-two

1941: nineteen forty- one

2017: twenty seventeen 

Exception: For the years from 2000, we normally say: two thousand and + number.

Date forms:                             

3/5/2018

March 5th, 2018.                                 Tuesday, March 5th, 2018

ORDINALS NUMBERS

1ST: first

2nd: second

3rd: third

4th: fourth 

5th: fifth

6th: sixth

7th: seventh

8th: eighth

9th: ninth

10th: tenth

Read the next story about important days in United States.

MY VACATION

Marina works at supermarket in California, and she plans to travel to Mexico for the summer holidays. She plans to speak with her manager to get two weeks of vacation approved. Marina plans to travel on July 4th, which is Independence Day in the United States. Last year her family traveled to Canada from December 24th to January 2nd, which is Christmas week.

Topic 2 : The environment 

butterfly

wolf    

 snake

monkey 

horse

cat      

lion

dog

elephant 

Listen and practice the next dialogue: 

A: Hello, how are you?                                                        

B: Hi, I am pretty well.             

A: Would you like to go the zoo with me?

B: Sure! I would love to go see the monkeys. 

A: Well, I'll pick you up tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. 

B: Thank you for inviting me.             

A: You're welcome.

             You have to know....

What is a zoo? Zoo is a facility that keep wild animals in enclosures for public viewing. 

Daily hobbies

 What is a Hobbie? Is an activity that you enjoy doing in your spare time, usually for relaxation.

Vocabulary practice:

fishing - skiing - travelling -cooking - painting - swimming - singing - caving 

Grammar: In order to tell others about your hobbies in English, you can use one of the grammatical structures below:

1. I like + to do something.

2. I like + (verb + ing) + I enjoy doing something. 

Practice 1.  Listen and repeat 

1. I like to play basketball.

2. I like to travel. 

3. I like watching movies.

4. She likes to work in the garden.

5.He likes to sew.

6. We like to go swimming. 

Remember: Subject Pronouns

     I                WE                 HE         IT

        YOU          THEY        SHE     

Practice 2.  Read and keep in mind.

Practicing hobbies is important because it provides a way to relax, manage stress, learn new skills, boost creativity, build confidence, and can even lead to social connections by engaging in activities you enjoy, allowing you to feel fulfilled and enriched in your free time.

Topic 3: Sweet home

Topic 3: Sweet home

Concepts to know...

Home: Is a place where you live, but it can also refer to a feeling of belonging or comfort.

Belongings: Group of things that belong to a person or place.

Clothing: Is what you wear, like sweaters, shirts, pants, dresses, shoes, and so on.

Season: Each of the four divisions of te year (spring, summer, autumn, and winter)

Practice 1. Read the next dialogue 

Aida: Hey! How are you, Lily?

Lily: I can't complain, I'm doing very well. What about you?

Aida: Oh my God! I'm exhausted its so hot today.

Lily: Yeah, it is hot today, but I love summer even if I have to drink a lot of water. 

Aida: I don't like summer. I prefer winter because I like to wear warm clothes.

Lily: You just have to wait two more months.

Aida: I know, I have to.

search...

cold - hot

snow - rain 

sunny - cloudy 

   Grammar:     Present Tense is a grammatical tense that describes actions or states of being that are happening right now. 

Structure: 

 AFIRMATIVE FORM:   S + AM/ IS/ ARE + PREDICATE.

NEGATIVE FORM:        S + AM/IS/ARE+ NOT + PREDICATE.

QUESTION FORM:        AM/ARE/IS + S + PREDICATE +?

Whenever you speak about the 3°-person singular add S to all verbs at the end. 

Example: She plays in the house.           Juan works every morning.

Don't forget that there are some exceptions and irregular verbs with different spelling.

TOPIC 1: ITEMS AT THE SHOPPING MALL

Clothes shop

A shop selling clothes.

To buy clothes in English, you can ask about sizes, colors, prices, and try on clothes.

Questions about sizes

What sizes do you have?

what size are you?

would you like me to get you a different size?

Questions about colors

Do you have this in blue?

We're got these T-shirt in lots of different colors?

Questions about prices

How much is this?

How much are these?

How much does this coat?

what is the Price of this?

Questions about try on clothes 

Would you like to try this dress on?

conversation

Shop A. Excuse me! Can I help you?

Costumer. Yes, I need a blouse.

Shop A. Which one do you like more?

Costumer. Can I see the pink blouse?

Shop A. of course! What size are you?

Costumer. I'd like a medium size.

Shop A. Here you go, sorry for the delay.

Costumer. Thanks, where is the dressing room?

Shop A. It's to the right

Costumer. You are so kind, thank you. 

A small restaurant where you can buy drinks and simple meals.

Cafe 

CONVERSATION AT THE CAFETERIA.

Costumer. Hi, can I have a coffee, please?

Cashier. Sure, what type of coffee would you like?

Costumer. A cappuccino, please.

Cashier. Would you like any flavors in it?

Costumer. No. just a regular cappuccino.

Cashier. Alright, and what size would you like?

Costumer. I would like a small one.

Cashier. Sure thing. That will be $3.50. Would you like anything else?

Costumer. No, just the cappuccino, please.

Cashier. Alright, here's your cappuccino.

costumer. Thank you.

A happy place where innocent little children go to buy candy

CANDY SHOP

A place where you can buy and eat a meal.

RESTAURANT 

TOPIC 2: OFFERING HELP