Introducing myself and others
What will you learn about present simple and common vocabulary
Introducing Myself
Roleplay: Introducing Others
Quiz: Introducing myself and others
Simple Present Tense
Simple present: verb to be
Actividades semanales de English Academy
Simple Present: Other verbs
Reading and writing exercise: describing people!
My daily routine
Roleplay: Whats your daily routine?
Quiz: Simple Present Tense
Questions in Simple Present
Prepositions of place
WH Questions in Simple Present
Listening exercise: Where are they?
Quiz: Questions in Simple Present
Useful vocabulary to use in the present
Have vs. has
Writing exercise: Simple Present
Irregular plural nouns
Verbs in imperative form
And vs. but
A vs. An
Quiz: Useful vocabulary to use in the present
Consolidation
Roleplay: I like / You dont like
Grammar consolidation exercise
Quiz: Consolidation
Conclusion
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Se usa “a” antes de las palabras que tienen un sonido consonante. Se usa “an” antes de las palabras que comienza con un sonido vocal:
Importante. Es el sonido de la palabra que le sigue la que determina si se usa A o An. No se trata de que la palabra inicie en vocal o no.
Por ejemplo.
A university. En este caso, aunque University comienza en vocal su sonido es similar a “yours”
An hour. En este caso, la “h” es muda, por tal motivo se usa “an” en lugar de “a”.
Los usos principales de a y an son:
1. Identificar que se trata de una sola cantidad de algo (singular):
2. Delante de las profesiones:
Contribución creada con aportes de: Avilio Muñoz Vilchez
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Preguntas 38
A honest or an honest person…chaN chan chan
ANSWER: a HONEST
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
There is a black marker on the table.
Usas “a” antes de las palabras que comienzan con un sonido consonante
Usas “an” antes de las palabras que comienzan con un sonido de vocal.
● a computer
● an orange
Excepciones:
Usamos “an” antes de un “h” silencioso o sin sonido.
● An honest person
● An hour
Usamos “a” cuando la U hace el sonido de Y (por ejemplo, USTED).
● A Unicorn
● A University
Note: there are some other minor exceptions but these are the most common
-There is a black marker on the table.
Exercise =>
There is a black marker on the table
She´s reading an old book
She is a pilot
See you in an hour
I don’t have time for a movie toninght
Rachel works at a hospital
AN Vs A
There is a black marker on the table.
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Homework:
Complete the following sentences:
There is a black marker on the table.
Other words to be careful with: Unicorn, Uniform, Honor
My Practice:
PAULA:
“SHE IS A SOFTWARE ENGINEER”
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There is a black market on the table
She’s reading an old book
She is a Pilot
See you in an hour
I don’t have time for a movie tonight
Raechels works at a hospital
There is ___a__black marker on the table.
This class is great.
EXCERCISE:
EXAMPLES WITH A
-Mery saw a movie
-The Smiths have a cold
-Alex was a professional Scuba diver
-Susan is doctor
-I am writing autobiography
-I have a pencil
EXAMPLES WITH AN
-I have an orange pencil
-He is an honorary doctor
-Jhon is an American citizen
-The horse is an animal
-Nancy is an honest seller
-Sara has an umbrella
A mechanic
An apple
A doctor
An economist
She is a Doctor
He is an artist
He is a Chef
She is an engineer
ok
good
thank you
There is _Ablack marker on the table
She’s reading AN old book
She is a A pilot.
See you in AN hour.
I don’t have time for A movie tonight.
Rachel works at A hospital.
A/An wiyh jobs
he is an artist
He is a chef
Exercise =>
There is a black marker on the table
She´s reading an old book
She is a pilot
See you in an hour
I don’t have time for a movie toninght
Rachel works at a hospital
When we use “a”, the next word starts with a consonant sound.
A vs An
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”
We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
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A vs An
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
Hello
A vs. An
-There is a black marker on the table.
-She´s reading an old book.
-She is a pilot.
-See you in an hour.
-Rachel works at a hospital.
She is a doctor.
He is a police officer.
Great class
A vs An
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”
We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
Practice:
Exercise:
Exercise:
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”
We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
She is a doctor
He is a cheff
He is an artist
She is a Enginner
Thanks
A vs an
a child
an apple
_**A honest or an honest person…chaN chan chan
ANSWER: a HONEST__**_
There is a black marker on the table.
She’s reading an old book.
She is a a pilot.
See you in an hour.
I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at an hospital.
A AND AN
Practice every day
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There is a black marker on the table
She´s reading an old book
She is a pilot
See you in an hour
I don’t have time for a movie toninght
Rachel works at a hospital
There is a black marker on the table.
She´s reading an old book.
She is a pilot.
See you an hour.
I don´t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at a hospital.
A vs An
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”
We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
Answers:
,
1-. There is a black marker on the table
2-. She’s reading an old book
3-. She is a pilot
4-. See you in an hour
5-. I don’t have time for a movie tonight
6-. Rachel works at a hospital
Answers:
1-. There is a black marker on the table
2-. She’s reading an old book
3-. She is a pilot
4-. See you in an hour
5-. I don’t have time for a movie tonight
6-. Rachel works at a hospital
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A vs An
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”
We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
example:
-an easy job
-an interesting film
-an old man
-an umbrella
Rachel works at a hospital.
I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
See you in an hour.
She is a pilot.
She’s reading an old book.
There is a black marker on the table.
Excellent class!
There is a black marker on the table.
She´s reading an old book.
She is a pilot.
See you in an hour.
I don´t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at a hospital.
There is a black marker on the table
She is reading a old book
She is a pilot
See you in an hour
I don´t have time for a movie tonight
Rachel works at a hospital
An apple
An Egg
An elephant
A laptop
A bicycle
A child
-There is a black marker on the table.
-She’s reading an old book.
-She is a pilot.
-See you in an hour.
-I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
-Rachel works in a hospital.
-There is a black marker on the table.
She’s reading an old book.
She is a pilot.
See you in an hour.
I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at a hospital.
A=UN
AN=UNA
Exercise: Complete the following sentences:
There is a black marker on the table.
It’s a wide door.
It’s an open door. (
A girl walks to school.
I have a pencil. …
I have an orange pencil. …
Do you want an apple?
I would like a green apple. …
He buys a computer.
There is a black marker on the table.
She’s reading an old book.
She is a pilot.
See you in an hour.
I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at a hospital.
There is a black marker on the table.
She’s reading an old book.
She is a a pilot.
See you in an hour.
I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at an hospital.
A vs An
We use A and An when we want to talk about something general or that it’s not particular or very specific.
An: When the next word starts with a vowel.
A: When the next word starts with a consonant sound.
It’s the sound and not the letter, because we have some exceptions
We say a University, because the “u” sounds like “your”
We say an Hour, because the “h” is silent.
There is a black marker on the table.
There is a black marker on the table.
She’s reading an old book.
She is a a pilot.
See you in an hour.
I don’t have time for a movie tonight.
Rachel works at an hospital.
Exercise: Complete the following sentences:
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There is ___an__black marker on the table.
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