English 1A CSG Eighth

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UNIT 3 - LESSON 1 - LIFESTYLE
Talking About Likes and Dislikes
Simple Present: affirmative and negative

We use it to talk about daily routines and habitual actions.
Examples:
Affirmative Negative
I love your house. I do not go to swim.
You have chickens. She doesn´t love me.
I like octopus and rice. They don´t cook potatoes.

VOCABULARY
banana carrots cheese
chocolate cucumber octopus
eggs fish
French fries garlic
ice cream mushrooms
pizza tomatoes

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UNIT 2 - LESSON 4
Integrated Skills
Learner Independence: Making Requests

You can use these expressions when making some requests from someone.

Excuse me, can I...
Ask a question,
Open a window
Close the door,
Borrow your book, please
Leave the room,
Get a drink of water,
Go to the bathroom,
Go home,

VOCABULARY

clock gigs - concerts
drums horse
friends jacket
members song
website bag
bicycle calculator
dictionary cell phone
pen umbrella
watch

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

Never mind!
Any questions?
See? Lucky you!
Yes, sure you can
There´s something wrong
Don´t worry
Thanks a lot
No problem
It´s really cool.

UNIT 2 - LESSON 3
Giving Instructions
Imperatives
Definite Article

Imperatives: Imperatives are used to give orders, encouraging people to do things, making suggestions and follow instructions.
Example:
To give orders: Give me the chocolate.
To give instructions: Open the window.
To give commands: Stand up, turn on the light.

Definite Article ( THE): It is the same for all genders in singular and in plural.
Example:
The ball, the airplane, the animals, the citizens.

VOCABULARY
code hair
computer menu
dial microphone
number select
swim webcam

UNIT 2 - LESSON 2
Talking About Abilities
CAN (Affirmative)- CAN´T (Negative)

If you say that you can do something, you mean you have the ability to do it, or you have the knowledge or skill to do it.

Example:
I can buy a car in the city.
I can´t play soccer in the park.

Linking words: and, but, or
These words help you to join, make a complement, establish a difference of something for some action.

Example:
I can play the guitar and the piano.
I can speak French, but I can´t speak German.
Your name is Anthony or Charles...