Prepositions

First, they are used with time words:

•on Monday
•in the 20th century
•at night

Second, they are used to show where something or

someone is:

•The plate is on the table.

•Julie is in the garden.
•The picture is on the wall.

Third, they are used after some adjectives:

•She is good at tennis.

•Scotland is famous for whisky
•I'm worried about my new job.
 Note:

We do NOT say in the weekend

We don’t say all the weekends, we

*Do we say AT the weekend or ON the weekend? say every weekend
What is the difference?
AT the weekend is used in British English
ON the weekend is used in American English
•I play football AT the weekend. – British English
•I play football ON the weekend. – American English
E.G

•I think I’ll visit my parents at the weekend.

•What do you usually do on the weekend?
•I read an entire book on the weekend.
•I have lunch at noon.
•She takes a shower at 10 o`clock.
•A lovely view at sunset.
•I need to take a pill at bed time.
•I go to school in the morning.
•In the 90`s people used to drees like Madona.
•In 1993 Susan got married.
 PREPOSITIONS
OF PLACE

http://enjoyenglish.free.fr/english/primaire/concentration/whe SCREENSHOT
re/where.htm
My pink cupcake is in the box
My pink cupcake is on the box.
It`s below the box.
It`s above the box.
It`s near the box.
It`s far from the box.
It`s behind the box.
It`s in front of the box.
It`s onto the box. *movimiento*
It`s off the box.
It`s into the box. *entrando/metiendo*
It`s out of the box.
It`s around of the yellow cupcakes.
It`s among the yellow cupcakes.
It`s between the yellow cupcakes.
It`s opposite to the yellow cupcake.
 Use FOR in these cases:
Use TO in these cases: a. Benefits
a. Destination ¨Anis is Good for your digestion¨
¨She`s going to Cuzco¨ b. Period of time
b. What time It is? ¨I`ve been living in Lima for 1 month¨
¨It`s ten to 1¨ c. Schedule
¨I got a doctor appointment for March 4¨
c. Distance
¨It`s more than 3 miles from my d. Agree with
house to my University¨ ¨Is She for or against the president¨
d. Comparing e. Doing something to help someone
¨I prefer painting to cleaning¨ ¨Could you pay it for me¨
e. Giving f. Motive / Reason – with noun
¨I gave the book to my brother¨ ¨Let`s go out for a drink¨
f. Motive / Reason – with verb g. Function – with verb ING
¨She came here to see me¨ ¨We got 10 dollar for cleaning the house¨
COMPLETE THE
SENTENCE

ON
1. Choose the correct prepositions: "Let's meet _______ midday _______ Saturday.“
at, at
in, on
at, on
2. Choose the correct prepositions: "The manager isn't here _______ present, but she'll be back _______
half an hour."
at, in
at, at
in, in
3. Which are correct? "You won't be working _______ Saturday nights _______ the future, will you?"
at, in
on, in
on, at
4. Which are correct? "I'm busy _______ moment, but I'll be free ______ evening."
at the, in this
in the, at this
at the, this
 1. Let's meet --------- 6:30.
2. The play is ------- Saturday ----- noon.
3. I was born ------- November 3, 1970.
4. Beverly went to Los Angeles ------- January.
5. Bill arrived in New York --------- February 7.
6. I love to see the flowers ------- the spring.
7. The movie starts 7:30 -------- the evening.
8. We go to bed ------- 11:00 --------- night.
9. Her birthday is -------- October ------- the fall.
10. I saw a witch ------ midnight ----- Saturday ------- October 31 ------- 1998.

in + month or year- In March, In 2003

on + date (with the year or without it) or day of the week- On April 2, On March 3, 1999, On Saturday
at + clock time, midnight, noon- At 3:30 p.m., At 4:01, At noon

in + season- In the summer, In the winter

in + morning, afternoon, evening- In the morning, In the evening
at + night- At night
REMEMBER
GOING TO
FUTURE
"Going to" se usa para hablar de planes para el futuro o para hablar de intenciones.

Por ejemplo:
I am going to visit that museum. / Yo voy a visitar ese museo.

He is going to make pasta for dinner. / Él va a hacer pasta para cenar.

Las negaciones se forman con " not going to + infinitivo".

Por ejemplo: I am NOT going to visit that museum. / Yo no voy a visitar ese museo.

He is NOT going to make pasta for dinner. / Él no va a hacer pasta para cenar.
LISTEN READ

SAY WRITE
 ANSWER
ASK

CIRCLE
COVER CLOSE

OPEN LOOK
 REPEAT
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LISTEN (TO) CIRCLE
SAY COVER
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ASK LOOK (AT)
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 Imperative verbs are verbs
that create a sentence that
gives an order or command.
When reading an imperative
IMPERATIVE sentence, it will always sound
like the speaker is bossing
someone around. Imperative
VERBS verbs don’t leave room for
questions or discussion, even if
the sentence has a polite
tone.
WHAT DID
WE LEARN? TO IDENTIFY THE IMPERATIVE
VERBS

TO CREATE IMPERATIVE SENTENCES

LEARN NEW VOCABULARY

(CLASSROOM INSTRUCTIONS)
 My
Neighborhood
TURN LEFT TURN RIGHT GO STRAIGHT GO PAST CROSS
AHEAD

AT THE CORNER NEXT TO OPPOSITE BETWEEN

OF
 continue, end, excuse, get, left (2x), opposite, right,
second, straight on, thank, turn, welcome

-------- me, how do I --------to the cinema?

Go ---------------.
Turn ------------ at the corner.
Then take the -------road on your ----------.
--------to the --------of the road.
--------- left there.
The cinema is on your -----, ----- the castle.
------- very much.
Your are -------.
continue, end, excuse, get, left (2x), opposite, right,
second, straight on, thank, turn, welcome

• EXCUSE me, how do I GET to the cinema?

• Go STRAIGHT ON
• Turn LEFT at the corner.
• Then take the SECOND road on your RIGHT.
• CONTINUE to the END of the road.
• TURN left there.
• The cinema is on your LEFT , OPPOSITE the castle.
• THANK very much.
• Your are WELCOME.
To ask and give directions.

To learn vocabulary (places

like : Bank, Market,
Pharmacy, etc..)

To talk about places in your

neighborhood.
Let´s talk about
our favorite
famous people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN5Y29roj_s&list=RDRN5Y29roj_s&start_radio=1&t=95
Gian Marco
sings pop
music.
He writes
songs.
He has 3
latin
grammy
awards.
He plays the
guitar, the
piano and the
charango.
He has 3
children.
• GIAN MARCO SINGS POP MUSIC.

• HE WRITES SONGS.

• HE HAS 3 LATIN GRAMMY AWARDS.

• HE PLAYS THE GUITAR, THE PIANO AND THE CHARANGO.

• HE HAS 3 CHILDREN.
Does Gian Marco sing salsa music?
NO,HE DOESN´T .
Does he write
songs?

YES , HE DOES.
Does he have 4
latin grammy
awards?

NO HE
,
DOESN´T.
Does he play
the violin?

HE
NO,
DOESN´T.
Does he have
3 children?

YES HE DOES.
,
Does Gian Marco sing salsa
music?
NO, HE DOESN´T

Does he write songs?

YES, HE DOES

Does he have 4 latin grammy

awards?
NO, HE DOESN´T

Does he play the violin?

NO,HE DOESN´T
Does Gian Marco sing salsa music?
NO, HE DOESN´T

Does he write songs?

YES, HE DOES

Does he have 4 latin grammy awards?

NO, HE DOESN´T

Does he play the violin?

NO,HE DOESN´T

Does he have 3 children?

YES, HE DOES
 WH Questions
This is a term used to refer to questions starting with WH or H
Examples:

What How Which

Who How long Whose
Where How far How much
When How old
Why How many
WHY Does Gian Marco sing ?
He SINGS because is his passion

WHEN Does he write songs?

HE WRITES songs in his free time

HOW MANY latín Grammy DOES he have?

He HAS 4 Latin Grammy.

*No, He DOESN`T have any latín Grammy

*No, He DOESN`T write songs DOES / DO *QUESTIONS

*NEGATIVE ANSWERS

*No, He DOESN`T sing

SENTENCES QUESTIONS
SHE`S MY MOTHER IS SHE MY MOTHER?

HE`S IN THE SCHOOL IS HE IN THE SCHOOL?

THEY`RE FRIENDS ARE THEY FRIENDS?

WH Questions
WHO IS SHE?
WHERE IS HE?
WHAT ARE THEY?
 LET`S PRACTICE

 ___ is your birthday?

 ____ is your favourite singer?
 ____ is the Eiffel Tower?
 ____ is your favourite fruit?
 ____ is the best soccer player in Perù?

Favorite and favourite are different spellings of the same word.

FAVORITE – US
FAVOURITE - BRITISH
ANSWERS

 WHEN is your birthday?

 WHO is your favourite singer? DETAILS
 WHERE is the Eiffel Tower? SPECIFIC
 WHICH is your favourite fruit?
 WHO is the best soccer player in Perù?
 GRAMMAR RULES

 I I LOVE
 YOU YOU LOVE
 HE HE LOVES



SHE
IT
S – ES – IES SHE LOVES
IT LOVES
 WE
WE LOVE
 THEY
THEY LOVE
 YOU
YOU LOVE
 Verbs ending
Verbs ending
In general O, SH, CH, X,
consonant + y
+s SS
+ ies
+es
 VERBS
PRONOUN

I LIKE WATCH FLY PLAY GO

YOU LIKE WATCH FLY PLAY GO

HE LIKES WATCHES FLIES PLAYS GOES

SHE LIKES WATCHES FLIES PLAYS GOES

IT LIKES WATCHES FLIES PLAYS GOES

THEY LIKE WATCH FLY PLAY GO

WE LIKE WATCH FLY PLAY GO

YOU LIKE WATCH FLY PLAY GO

 LULU

ROBERT - Hello Sophia, nice to see you!

SOPHIA - Hey! Robert

WHY is LULU upset?

ROBERT – I`m not sure. Maybe She is hungry.

Is She in your class?

SOPHIA - Yes She is.

She STUDIES law at UAP like me.

ROBERT - I need to go Sophia My class STARTS

SOPHIA – No problem, I go to my classes too

 WHAT DID WE LEARN
TODAY?
HOW DID
WE LEARN WHAT IS IT
IT? USED FOR?
CAN vs CAN`T
 CAN / CAN’T
Can is a modal verb.
Can is used to express ability or to say that something is possible.
Can is the same for all subjects. We don't add an 'S' in the third person (like
other verbs)
The verb that comes after Can is in the infinitive without to:
I can speak Spanish. (= it is possible for me to speak Spanish = I have the
ability to speak Spanish)
He can swim well.
We can see our neighbour in the garden.
They can play the guitar.
EXERCISES

Can you prepare a video

using CAN as a afirmative and
as a negative sentence?

YES, YOU CAN

GOING TO
FUTURE
"Going to" se usa para hablar de planes para el futuro o para hablar de
intenciones.

Por ejemplo:
I am going to visit that museum. / Yo voy a visitar ese museo.

He is going to make pasta for dinner. / Él va a hacer pasta para cenar.

Las negaciones se forman con " not going to + infinitivo".

Por ejemplo: I am NOT going to visit that museum. / Yo no voy a visitar ese museo.

He is NOT going to make pasta for dinner. / Él no va a hacer pasta para cenar.
WHICH IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WILL AND
GOING TO?

Send me a video giving 5 examples of going to

- question
- Answer /possitive
- answer /negative
Possessive Adjective

modify a noun to show a form of possession, a sense of

belonging or ownership to a specific person, animal or
thing.
e.g.

MY BICYCLE
THEIR

MY
 HER

HIS

YOUR
Possessive adjectives + noun
e.g.

MY house is yellow.

YOUR umbrela is broken.

HIS car is in the garage.

HER friends are my colleagues.

ITS pet is cute.

OUR computer is new

THEIR clothes are dirty.

EXERCISES:

1. The boy likes ………….. school.

2. The dog eats ……. food quickly.
3. They never do …………. homework.
4. You always wear ……….. uniform at school.
5. The bird usually sleeps in ……… nest.
6. She goes to school with …….. brother.
7. …….. name is Firulais.
8. ….. Favorite dish is Lasagna.
9. (we)……….. School is very big.
10. (you) ……. English teacher is great.
11. Where is ……….(I) pencilcase?
12. When is ………. (Eduardo) birthday?
13. It often runs with …….. toy.
EXERCISES:

1.
HIS
The boy likes ………….. school.
2. ITS food quickly.
The dog eats …….
3. THEIR homework.
They never do ………….
4. YOUR uniform at school.
You always wear ………..
5. ITS nest.
The bird usually sleeps in ………
6. HER brother.
She goes to school with ……..
7. ITS name is Firulais.
……..
8. MY Favorite dish is Lasagna.
…..
9. OUR School is very big.
(we)………..
10. (you)YOUR
……. English teacher is great.
11. Where is MY
……….(I) pencilcase?
12.
HIS (Eduardo) birthday?
When is ……….
13. ITS toy.
It often runs with ……..
 Carlos and Jennifer are going to visit
___ family tomorrow.
 He usually goes to Puno for ___
holidays.
 Sonia is buying a pet for____ sister.
 We are living in _____ new home.
 This is ______ laptop. (I)
 You received a gift from____ MY MOTHER SAYS
brothers. (you) THAT IS YOUR TURN

 The dog has _____own place here.

 This is _____ telephone. (ROGER)
 Monica and Sheila will call ___
parents.
THEIR

MY
 HER

HIS

YOUR
Demonstrative
Adjectives Objective:
To use Demonstrative Adjectives in sentences
Complete the
sentences using
THAT, THIS,
THOSE or THESE
G

C
 Read the conversation:
Mary: Hello guys!! How are you doing?

Joseph: Hi! Mary I am great! I just got my driver license.

Mary: Oh my god! That is awesome.. I am so happy for you.

Joseph: Thank you very much my dear, but tell me how are you?

Mary :I do not feel good. I did not study for my next exam … for sure I fail.

Joseph: I am sorry to hear..

QUESTIONS
WHY DOESN`T MARY FEEL GOOD?

HOW IS JOSEPH?

WHY DOES JOSEPH FEEL HAPPY?

DID MARY STUDY FOR HER EXAM?

VERB TO BE
PRESENT / PAST
I AM I WAS
YOU ARE YOU WAS
SHE IS SHE WAS
HE IS HE WAS
IT IS IT WAS
WE ARE WE WERE
YOU ARE YOUR WERE
THEY ARE THEY WERE
 VOCABULARY PRESENT / PAST
PRESENT PAST PRESENT
BE WAS , WERE CHOOSE CHOSE
BECOME BECAME COME CAME
BEGIN BEGAN CUT CUT
BLOW BLEW DEAL DEALT
BREAK BROKE DO DID
BRING BROUGHT DRINK DRANK
BUILD BUILT DRIVE DROVE
BUY BOUGHT EAT ATE
CATCH CAUGHT FALL FELL
I AM VERY HAPPY (PRESENT)
I WAS VERY HAPPY(PAST)

SHE IS VERY HAPPY (PRESENT)

SHE WAS VERY HAPPY (PAST)

HE FEELS GREAT BECAUSE HE GOT HIS DRIVER LICENSE.

HE FELT GREAT BECAUSE HE GOT HIS DRIVER LICENSE.

THEY ARE IN THE CATHEDRAL

GO

VISITED

COOKED

HAD

BOUGHT
SENT

INVITED

INVITE

TAKES
I had a great weekend. On Friday afternoon, I finished
work at 5 PM. I went home and took a shower. Then I
went to see a couple of my friends at a bar
downtown.

We had a couple of beers and a nice talk.

Tom told us about his new job, and Jim told us about
his new girlfriend. After a while, we went to a
restaurant and had pizza. I went to bed late that night,
but I was very happy.

On Saturday morning I went running in the park. I ran

5 kilometers, and then came home.