Copy of 2.1 Grammar

Greetings

El saludo es una especie de declaración para iniciar una conversación. Los saludos son expresiones especiales que se utilizan cuando se conoce a alguien por primera vez.

Los saludos dependen de la situación y se pueden dividir en formal e informal.

Good evening (buenas noches) se utiliza a menudo después de las 6 de la tarde o en general después de la puesta de sol.

Good night (buenas noches) no es un saludo, se utiliza cuando uno se va de un lugar o se despide de un grupo de personas. 

Nice to meet you (encantado(a) de conocerle / mucho gusto en conocerle).

Don’t mention it es otra forma de decir you’re welcome (de nada).

La expresión you are welcome es más formal.

Sin embargo, las respuestas como don’t mention it/no problem/happy to help (de nada/sin ningún problema/a la orden) son maneras informales de responder cuando le den las gracias.

Leave taking or Goodbye

Son expresiones para decir adiós, o salir o marcharse. Por ejemplo, cuando se despide de un grupo de personas y sale de una habitación.

Introducing yourself

Es brindar información personal a alguien que haya conocido recientemente, lo que digas dependerá del contexto o la situación. A continuación, te brindamos algunas de las preguntas más usuales y la forma de responder a cada una.

Exercise 1: Choose the correct answer /Ejercicio 1: Elige la respuesta correcta

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   Exercise 2:  Drag the correct translation in English next to the word / Ejercicio 2:  Arrastra la traducción correcta en ingles al lado de la palabra

   Selecciona el elemento y suéltalo en el cuadro según corresponda. IMPORTANTE: PARA SELECCIONAR LA PARTE BAJA DE LA TABLA UTILIZA LAS TECLAS DE FLECHA ARRIBA/ABAJO PARA DESPLAZARTE

   Sort elements

   • Hello
   • Bye
   • Good morning
   • Good afternoon
   • Welcome

   • Hola

   • Adios

   • Buenos días

   • Buenas tardes

   • Bienvenido

   Correct

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   Exercise 3:  Drag the correct translation in English next to the word / Ejercicio 3:  Arrastra la traducción correcta en ingles al lado de la palabra

   Selecciona el elemento y suéltalo en el cuadro según corresponda. IMPORTANTE: PARA SELECCIONAR LA PARTE BAJA DE LA TABLA UTILIZA LAS TECLAS DE FLECHA ARRIBA/ABAJO PARA DESPLAZARTE

   Sort elements

   • Adios
   • Bienvenido
   • Yo
   • Buenas tardes
   • Mi nombre es
   • Soy de
   • Gracias

   • Bye

   • Welcome

   • I

   • Good Afternoon

   • My name is

   • I am from

   • Thank you

   Correct

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End of Lesson / Fin de Lección

Welcome to your A1 Test

This exercise contains pictures with their names missing some letters. Fill in the missing letters.

Apl

Banaa

Chcoate

Draon

Egle

Fla

Girafe

Hose

Igoo

Jr

Ke

Lmon

Mon

Noe

Otops

Penuin

Qeen

Rig

Spon

Telphoe

Umbrlla

Vegeables

Wold

Xay

Yelow

Zera

 

Match the expressions correctly.

1.- Hello 

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

2. Good morning, Sir

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

3. Good afternoon, Brian

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

4. Good evening, Dad

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

5. Good night, son

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

6. How are you?

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

7. Nice to meet you

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

8. Glad to see you

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

9. Bye

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

10. See you tomorrow

Please select your answer I am great Nice to meet you too Glad to see you too Goodbye Good afternoon, Ma’am Good evening, dear Good night, Dad See you too Hello Good morning, Kate

Mr, Mrs, Ms, or Miss…? Read the description and select the correct title for each person.

Stevens	Mr. Mrs Ms. Miss.
She is married. Her husband is Tom Samuel. She is Samuel.	Mr. Mrs Ms. Miss.
She is not married. She is Emma Murray.	Mr. Mrs. Miss.

Watch the following video with people telling their numbers and choose the correct answer for each of them.

	What's your telephone number? a.- 415 221 2114 b.- 411 221 2115 c.- 415 221 2141 Answer:
	What's your telephone number? a.- 415 221 2114 b.- 411 221 2115 c.- 415 221 2141 Answer:
	What's your telephone number? a.- 415 221 2114 b.- 411 221 2115 c.- 415 221 2141 Answer:
	What's your telephone number? a.- 415 221 2114 b.- 411 221 2115 c.- 415 221 2141 Answer:
	What's your telephone number? a.- 415 221 2114 b.- 411 221 2115 c.- 415 221 2141 Answer:

Write the correct form of the possessives into the gaps (apostrophe 's).

1.- This is book. (Peter)

2.- Let's go to the . (Smiths)

3.- The  room is upstairs. (children)

4.- sister is twelve years old. (John)

5.- and  school is old. (Susan – Steve)

6.- shoes are on the second floor. (men)

7.- My car was not expensive. (parents)

8.- CD player is new. (Charles)

9.- This is the  bike. (boy)

10.- These are the  pencils. (boys)

Look at the following image and write the words correctly.

Read the text given below and write the prepositions. There are 10 of them

On a very hot and sunny day, a thirsty crow was flying in search of water. Due to the hot weather, most of the ponds had dried up. Suddenly, he saw a vessel on the ground. When he flew towards it, he saw there was very little water at the bottom of the vessel. While thinking about how he could drink that water, he saw little pebbles lying around. He started dropping them one by one into the vessel. After some time, the water level rose. The thirsty crow quenched its thirst and flew away happily

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2.-

3.-

4.-

5.-

6.-

7.-

8.-

9.-

10.-

Look at the pictures and choose the correct prepositions of place. Write the matching number and letter below. Ex: 1A, 2B, etc.

1 .- The cat is under the box.	A
2.-  The cat is in the box.	B
3.-  The cat is on the pillow.	C
4.-  The dog and the cat are under the table.	D
5.-  The dog is in the box.	E

Fill in the blanks with the correct country or nationality.

1.- I live in France, I'm .

2.- I live in . I'm English.

3.- I live in America. I'm .

4.- I live in . I'm Irish.

5.- I live in Italy. I'm .

6.- I live in . I'm Spanish.

7.- I live in Germany. I'm .

8.- I live in . I'm Japanese.

9.- I live in Scotland. I'm .

10. I live in Great Britain, I'm .

Fill in the sentences with an adjective from the box.

happy

sad

boring

tired

tall

1.- Today is my birthday. I am very

2.- I want to sleep. I am so

3.- His height is 2 meters. He is very

4.- I failed the test. I am so

5.- I don't like this book. It is

Write the following people’s ages in words.

Follow the example: 

He is 44 years old – He is forty-four years old. Hint: For 2-digit numbers between 21-99 use a Hyphen (-)

1.- My brother is 33 years old

2. His aunt is 62 years old

3. Our grandmother is 99 years old

4. My son is 17 years old

5. Your grandfather is 80 years old

6. His sister is 27 years old

7. Their French teacher is 51 years old

8. The president is 73 years old

9. Mr. Isaac is 100 years old

10. Little Sussie is 14 years old.

Name the following shapes and colors.

Follow the example.

A red circle

A

A

A

A

A

 

Indicate what each of these girls is wearing. Describe at least two pieces of clothing and its colors.

Example: a black sweater, an orange blouse, white sandals, etc.

Match the images with the weather. Write below the answers with the correct number and letter

1.- Sunny	a
2.- Hot	b
3.- Snowing	c
4.- Foggy	d
5.- Raining	e
6.- Cloudy	f
7.- Warm	g
8.- Windy	h
9.- Cold	i

Look at the pictures and choose the correct hour.

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Please select your answer two o’clock quarter to five half past nine quarter past seven quarter to seven half past three ten o’clock quarter past one

Watch and listen to the following video and then answer the questions.

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1.- Who walks to work?

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

2. Who rides a scooter to work?

 

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

3. Who takes a bus or coach to buy food and visit friends?

 

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

4. Who cycles to college?

 

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

5. Who uses the subway to buy food?

 

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

6. Who hires a car to visit other cities?

 

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

7. Who takes the train when he goes out at night?

 

Lena

Paul

Holly

None

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