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Basic English One

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CEUPS de Contabilidad -
FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS CONTABLES • Essential Grammar in Use by Raymond
TEMARIO - 2017 Murphy.
Basic English - I • New English File. Beginners.

June 1
Phonetics. Classroom language.
June 2 Suggested Websites
Introductions . This/ these, a/an. Nouns. Singular
and plural. • OM personal.com
June 8 • JW. Org
The verb to be. Affirmative sentences. Possessive • Wordreference.com
adjectives . • Google translator
June 9
Countries. Word Order. Sentence Stress.
June 15
The verb to be. Negative sentences.. Contractions of
the verb to be.
June 16
Numbers. Basic math operations. The alphabet .
June 22
The verb to be – Yes/No questions. WH- questions.
June 23
Countries and Nationalities. Telling time.
Docente : Lic. Rosario Flores Gonzales.
e-mail : rosarioflores789@gmail.com
Phone : 425-8577
• Why do we use this and these?
• We use this (singular) and these (plural) as
pronouns:
• - to talk about people or things near us:

• This is a nice cup of tea.

• Whose shoes are these?

• - to introduce people:

• This is Janet.
• These are my friends, John and Michael.
WARNING:
We don’t say These are John and Michael.
We say: This is John and this is Michael.

This is John and Michael.

• These are my friends, John and Michael.
• I'm John and these are my children Molly and
Jake.
• - to introduce ourselves to begin a conversation on the
phone:

• Hello, this is David, Can I speak to Sally?

• Why do we use that and those?

• We use that (singular) and those (plural):

• - to talk about things that are not near us:

• What’s that?
• This is our house, and that’s Rebecca’s house over there.
• Those are very expensive shoes.
• We also use that to refer back to something
someone said or did:
A: - Shall we go to the cinema?
B: - Yes, that’s a good idea.

A: - I’ve got a new job.

B:- That’s great.

A: - I’m very tired.

B:- Why is that?
A:- I’ve working all day long.
• This, these, that, those with nouns
• We also use this, these, that and those with
nouns to show proximity
• We use this and these for people
or things near us:
• We have lived in this house for twenty years.
Have you read all of these books?
• … and that and those for people or things that
are not near us:
• Who lives in that house?
• Who are those people?
• 2 two , • tuː ,
• 3 three , • θriː ,
• 4 four, • fɔː,
• 5 five, • faɪv,
• 6 six, • sɪks,
• 7 seven. • ˈsɛvn.
• 8 eight. • eɪt.
• 9 nine. • naɪn.
• 10 ten . • tɛn .
• 20 twenty, • twnty,
• 30 thirty, • ˈθɜːti,
• 40 forty, • ˈfɔːti
• 50 fifty, • ˈfɪfti,
• 60 sixty, • ˈsɪksti,
• 70 seventy • ˈsɛvnti
• 80 eighty. • ˈeɪti.
• 90 ninety, • ˈnaɪnti,
100 one hundred • wʌn ˈhʌndrəd
• https://eslglobal.education/eslglobal/lessons
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE9XU5Y
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• Learn English - English in Three Minutes -
Asking About Names
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQBuiyp
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• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiGvfKm
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• https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/engl
ish-grammar/pronouns/that-these-and-those