Evidencia de Inglés E1

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English Evidence S1

Unit 1 and 2

Valeria Abigail Elizondo Santa Anna 2190108

Unit 2, lesson 2: Blind Date

Unit 2, lesson 3: Going to the movie

Unit 1, lesson 3: Game Night

Unit 1, lesson 5: The book or the movie

Unit 1, lesson 4: TV Choices

VOCABULARY

ACTION VERBS

Verbs that describes someone or something doing an action, moving or changing.

EXAMPLE: HE IS PLAYING SOCCER.

STATIVE VERBS

Not describe an action, movement or change. They are often used in the simple present

EXAMPLE: I WANT A NEW CAR

VERBS WITH BOTH USES

Some verbs can be both action verbs and stative verbs

EXAMPLE: HE HAS A UMBRELLA (STATIVE)HE´S HAVING FUN (ACTION)

GRAMMAR

Unit 1 Lesson 3: Game Night

Would rather... than has the same meaning as prefer... to.I´d rather play basketball than eatch it on TV. = I prefer playing basketball to watching it on TV.

If we know what is being compared just use would rather: She doesn´t want to watch a reality show. She would rather watch a sitcom.The short form of would:I´d rather play basketball.She´d rather watch a sitcom.

Simpler forms

Compare two actions: I would rather play basketball than watch it on TV. In questions, you can use or to compare two option: Would he rather go out or stay home?

Would rather + verb phrase + than + verb phrase

Brief note

Gramar

Unit 1, lesson 4: TV Choices

Vocabulary

He prefers walking in the park to exercising at home.

Compare with Gerunds:

The movie si not as good as the book

Not as + adjective + as

A- Would you like some coffe?B- Thanks, But I would prefer tea.

Would Prefer: Choice that you're making now

She prefers to shop online.

I prefer to walk rather than drive.

PREFER TO + VERB (+ RATHER THAN + VERB)

She prefers English to Spanish.

Compare two nouns:

prefer + noun + to + noun

Grammar:

Unit 1 Lesson 5: The Book or the Movie

Vocabulary

Making predictions: You can make prediction using either will or be going to.It'll rain tomorrow It's going to rain tomorrow

Grammar:

Unit 2 lesson 2:Blind Date

VOCABULARY

going to the movies

modals of possibility:modals say how sure you are about something

unit 2 lesson 3

Vocabulary

• Screen
• Performance
• Novel
• Fiction
• Comedies
• Reviews
• Comics book
• Non-fiction

• Be yourself
• Be stressed out
• Get to know
• Go on a blind date
• Cancel
• Shy
• Duble date
• Worry
• Hobby
• Perfect

VOCABULARY

1. Guess2. Minutes3. Explain4. Points5. Complicated6. Remember7. Simple8. Think9. Teammate10. Understand

1.-animated:telling a history throught moving pictures drawn by artists2.-violent:showing people getting hurt3.-scary:causing fear 4.-hilarious:extremely funny

• romantic comedy
• fantasy
• horror movie
• action movie