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WENDY GALICIA 325B

ENGLISH III

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Syllables in english

If there is a vowel sound there is a syllable

Unit 1

Long and short vowel sounds

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Spanish- 5 vowel sounds English- 12 vowel sounds

Comparative adjetives

A than B

1 syllable adjetives + er

more + 2 or more syllables

2 syllable adjetives ending- y 1. y i + er 2. more + adjetive

Diphthongs represent a long vowel sound

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Superlatives (BY FAR) por mucho la/el/los/las MÁS.... ONE OF uno de los/las MÁS..

Adjetives Superlatives

1 syllable adjetives by far + the + adjetive + es one of + the + adjetive + es 2 or more syllables by far one of 2 syllable adjetives ending y by far one of

One option 1 Syllable Adjetives 2 or more syllables The + adjetive est the most + adjetive 2 syllable adjetives 2 or more syllables ending- y changes "i" + est the most + adjetive and add the

the most + adjetive

the + adjetive changes y-i + est

Adjetives that end ING

Describe the characteristics of a person a thing or a situation

Adjetives that end ED

Describe a feeling or an emotion

Double consonant

Comparative (much, a lot, far)

big - bigger flat - flat ter thin - thinner slim - slimmer hot - hot ter wet - wet ter fat - fat ter sad - sadder red - redder glad - gladder

Much/ A lot/ Far

A+ Much/ A lot/ Far + comparative adjetive+ than B

Less (Less...than) Menos que

Irregular

A + verb less + adjetive + than B

The rule of "more" and "er" no longer followed

good - better bad - worse far - further/ farther

As..As (Tan...como)

A + As + adjetive + As + B

The rule of "more" and "er" no longer followed

UNIT 2. PAST DESCRIPTIONS

Detailed descriptions there was/ there were

Some/ any and much/ many

Afirmative sentences: The verb "be"-----there was (había o hubo) a-an----------singular Negative sentences: There wasn´t--------singular There weren´t---plural Questions: was there...?/ were there...?

Some (algo, algunos, algunas)

Any (nada, ninguno, ninguna)

There was There were

There wasn´t There weren´t was there...? were there..?

Much

Many

Uncountable

Countable

Affirmative sentences

Unit 3

Subject + Principal verb + Complement

Describing past events

Its important to know how to conjugate the verb well in the past

In English there are two groups of irregular and regular verbs

Negative Sentences

Irregular

They do not follow the same pattern

Subject + Auxiliary verb + Not + Principal verb + Complement

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Time expression past

+Yesterday +Last week +Last month +Last year +A little while ago +An hour ago + This morning + In the past

Adding "ed" becomes past tense

Regular

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Can: past simple (affirmative & negative)

Interrogative sentences

Auxilary + Subject + Principal verb + Complement

take photos hear the music play the guitar

I/You/He/She/We/ They

Could Couldn´t

Did we buy the dinner?

Can: past simple ( questions & short answers)

1. (Yes/ No quest) Did + Subject + Base form? 2. (Wh quest) WH word + did + Subject + Base Form

Yes, i/ you/ he/ she/ we / they could

I/you/he/ she/we/they

Could

NARRATIVE WRITING AND NARRATIVE SPEECH

Link audios

Escuchar

Escuchar

Screenshots

LONG AND SHORT VOWEL SOUNDS

COMPARATIVE ADJETIVES

SILLABLES IN ENGLISH

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COMPARATIVES (MUCH, A LOT, FAR)

Adjetives superlatives

Listening

Listening

1. Tokyo is the biggest city in Japon True 2. The nile is the longest river in the word. False. The Amazon is the longest river in the word 3. Antartica is the coldest place in the word. False. Oymyakon is the coldest place in the word 4. Saudi Arabia is the one of the richest countries in the word. True 5. The largest land animal in the word is the elephant. True

1. Attractive 2. The fastest 3. The largest 4. better 5.------- 6.New 7.------ 8. By far the most competitive 9.-------- 10. The safest

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ED and ING

Detailed descriptions

Describing past events

Some or any--- much or many

Affirmative and Negative sentences

Corrections

My personal brand

Challenge voice actor

Ver

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Escuchar

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Theater Performer

Promoting Nicaragua

Escuchar

1. 6.New 2. 7.the highest 3. 8. 4. 9.Ideal destination 5.Prefential 10.

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Make me sing

Museum

Escuchar

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Enlace

Short films stories

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Enlace

Album

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Enlace

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Self-assessment

Unit 2 In this unit i carried out general and detailed past descriptions, using structures such as was/wasn´t were/weren´t , there was/there wasn´t there were/there weren´t, adjetives with "ing" and "ed" endings as well as any, some, many, much. In this unit i had mistakes on how to use some of these structures, i consider that it is something i need to keep reviewing.

Unit 1 In this unit i learned the different vowel sounds, long and short, as well as the separation of words into syllables. I managed to give and ask opinions about different opics giving my point of view. I struggled a bit whith the pronunciation of some vowels but with practice i was able to carry out the activities correctly.

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Unit 4

Unit 3

During these four units i gained a lot of learning firt to give my opinion starning whit knowing the sound and syllables of long and short vowels in english, comparatives and superlatives, then giving past descriptions, regular and irregular verbs as well as pronunciation, then past descriptions of past events using negative, positive and interrogative sentences, finally i knew the different connectors for narrative writing and speaking. The topic that was more complicated for me was the unit two because of the use of structures. in general everything was fine.

In this unit learned to describe past events using regular and irregular verbs, i need to improve on some grammatical errors i had as well as identify when to use /was/were or did.

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Vocabulary

Opinion/ Agreement and disagreement phrases

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