Clase 18 de 26 • Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Descripción de Eventos y Preferencias
Contenido del curso
Franco Chalacan
Carlos Eduardo Rivera Uscategui
Cesar Eduardo Cordero Caicedo
JOSE PABLO MARISCAL RAMOS
Ivania Verenice Méndez Vargas
Gheraldine Mancilla
Ivania Verenice Méndez Vargas
Luis Antonio Martínez Cárcamo
Eduardo Vázquez Zavala
Ericson Olaya Castillo
Christian Pedraza
Erick Icaza
Luisa Fernanda Morales
Erick Icaza
Maria Alejandra Liscano
Cesar Eduardo Cordero Caicedo
Yatziri Anayetzin Reynoso Cuevas
Oscar Arrieta
Widmark Yesid Parra Navas
Sandra Carolina Espinal Marroquín
Caroline Fieldhouse
Cristobal Nyram
Juan Manuel Goñi
Javier Ramos
Cristian Gallego
Luis Miguel Rodríguez
Guillermo Rodas Gómez
Esteban Krauwezuk
Juan Pablo Serrano Echeverría
David Rodríguez
Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno
Amilcar Estrada Molina
Amilcar Estrada Molina
Diego Alejandro Gomez Copete
Emmanuel Chávez Mera
Carlos Guevara
Carlos Eduardo Céspedes Angulo
Irving Juárez
Libardo Arturo Arroyave Bustos
I didn't catch that last part of changing verbs, but I guess it kind of the depends of the context and the verb gets a value of change.
Its the same situation for me.
Hi Franco! Yes, there are some verbs in English that naturally imply change in their meaning. When we think of verbs like paint, make or break, we can assume the object receiving the action has changed somehow.
My english level is getting better
good
In this moment, the entire world are seeing war in Ucrania.
good job
Oh surprise, the war continue yet
In my city, the bars are closing at 2:00 am, because the mayor executed a new rule about the nightclubs. This was made for the security to the rest of the people.
In Colombia, potato prices are so high that anybody can buy them today
October 2024 : Currently the situation is the same
In my country, the people are being vaccinated against COVID
I haven't been vaccinated yet, what about you?
I have the first dose of sinovac and I will receive the second dose the first week of August.
I didn't catch the changing verbs. Can anyone explain me?
Hi Alejandra! There are some verbs in English that naturally imply change in their meaning. When we think of verbs like paint, make or break, we can assume the object receiving the action has changed somehow.
A. I painted my house. B. Really? What color?
A. I made the app better. B. What did you do to make it better?
Covid 19 made our lives more difficult
Wow your name is quite difficult to pronounce. It's awesome.
I am yatsiry
I'm getting better day by day In my neighborhood, we are leaving earlier to work and study every day. In my country the weather it's getting colder.
People are becoming more aware of taking care of the planet.
How “getting” works or how can I use "getting"?
Still I don’t understand all…
😦
El verbo get es algo ambiguo. Por ejemplo: -Do you get it? (¿Lo entiendes?) -Get out of here! (¡Sal de aquí!) -You need to get a job (necesitas conseguir un empleo).
La mejor manera de entenderlo es exponerte repetidamente a contenido en inglés. De a poquito y quizás sin darte cuenta vas a ir absorbiendo los significados
(link) Acá podés ver las maneras de conjugarlo
Me too
The world is getting hotest every day.
Covid changed the usually education and work ways.
That´s true my friend, but hotest is spelled hottest hehe!
Some forests in Paraguay are burning in flames, this occurs due to the high temperatures registered these days. The firefighters are doing their best to control the fire. The government has not yet commented on this issue.
We have this problem every year in Paraguay, because summers are becoming warmer 😥
After a few day of cold, the whether is getting warmer. There is no longer need for cover the car, neither wearing big sweaters and gloves.
Nowadays is getting hard to achieve the residence permanent in Canada.
My daughter is getting taller every single day!
When you get older the mindset is pretty different
My speaking skill is growiing up everyday!
My son moved his first teeth
I dont't finish to get the word "open" in the example "the robbers broke the lock open" :S
i'm in the same situation.
I did not understand the last topic, for me is not clear the goal but I understood the meaning of the example.
Hi, Carlos! Do you mean this sentence "Sandra made everything better"? Or the challenge the teacher leaves us at the end of the lesson? :)
It's just like the verbs that represent a change in the state of something/someone. That is in fact almost any verb
Module 6 Summary: Changing States, Suggestions, and Listening Skills
Welcome to the detailed summary of Module 6! This module covers three essential areas for English learners: describing changes in states and situations, making suggestions and offers, and improving listening skills. Below, you’ll find an organized breakdown of the key topics discussed, complete with examples and practice suggestions.
Changing States and Situations
In this section, the focus is on how to express changes happening around us using English structures.
Present Continuous for Expressing Change
The present continuous tense is a powerful tool to show that something is undergoing a change.
Examples Provided:
Hypothetical Examples:
Verbs of State Change
Some verbs naturally indicate a transformation or change in state without requiring present continuous tense.
Examples Provided:
Hypothetical Examples:
Making Suggestions and Offers
(Note: Though introduced in the module, detailed explanations for this topic are likely covered in the next lesson. However, here’s a brief overview based on the module introduction.)
When making suggestions or offers in English:
Example Suggestions:
Example Offers:
Listening Skills
Listening is a vital part of mastering English. This module includes an exercise specifically aimed at improving your ability to understand spoken English.
Key Listening Improvement Tips:
Practice Exercise Idea:
Practice Challenge
To reinforce the lesson:
Example Responses:
You are encouraged to share your sentences for feedback and discussion!
Conclusion
Module 6 introduces important structures to describe changing states and situations effectively, while also setting the foundation for making suggestions and improving listening skills. Mastering the present continuous and understanding verbs of state change are crucial for expressing transformation in English. Don't forget to participate in the practice challenge to solidify your learning and prepare for the next class!
Would you also like me to format this summary into a ready-to-use template for your notes or a class handout? 🌟
