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Globalization is the new trend nowadays. Within this new tendency,
English has become the world wide language, so each day more
people are learning it.

Taking this into account, we have developed this new material in

order to help you learn and practice this Language.

This project was based on the educational experience the authors

have had through their lives, as well as their own personal
experience living an English speaking culture.

We welcome you to join us and be part of this new learning

experience.
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-Elephants are very intelligent animals.
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do is to make sure

Have you ever attended any programs like the ones mentioned above?
Receptionist: Good evening Sr. May I help you?
Mr. Stern: Yes, thanks. This is my reservation.
Receptionist: What´s your name?
Mr. Stern: My name is Thomas Stern.
Receptionist: Oh! Yes, Mr. Stern. Room 15. Here´s your key.
Mr. Stern: Thank you!
Bellman: Is this your suitcase?
Mr. Stern: No, it isn´t.
Bellman: Oh! Is that your suitcase over there?
Mr. Stern: Yes, it is!
Susan: Hello!
Agent: Hi!
Susan: Is there an empty apartment in this building?
Agent: Yes, there is. There´s a nice apartment on
Susan: Are there two bedrooms?
Agent: No, there aren´t. There´s a living room, a
small kitchen, and a very small bathroom.
Susan: And the bedroom?
Agent: Oh! There is a very large room.
Susan: Is there a balcony?
Agent: No, there´s no balcony.
Susan: Where´s the kitchen?
Agent: Here it is!
Susan: Oh! It´s very small.
Agent: Yes, but there is a stove, a refrigerator, and
space for a dishwasher. Here are some cabinets,
and there´s a shelf under the sink.
Susan: Are there any windows in the bathroom?
Agent: No, there aren´t, but there are two large ones in
the bedroom.
Susan: Good! It´s a very nice apartment.
Tom: Excuse me! Tom: And the pepper?
Person: Yes? Susan: No, thanks.
Tom: Is there a post near here? Tom: Excuse me! Can I have a
Person: Yes, there is. beer , please?
Tom: Is it far? Waitress: Uh! Are you eighteen?
Person: No, it´s not. Turn right at the Tom: Yes, I am.
light, it´s on the left. Waitress: Ok, here you are.
Tom: Thanks a lot! Tom: Thank you. How much is it?
Person: You´re welcome! Waitress: $1.15
Susan: Could you pass me the salt, please? Susan: Are we ready to leave?
Tom: Sure! Here it is. Tom: Yes honey!
Susan: Thanks! Susan: Ok, let´s go!
IN It´s used for closed areas or as inside.
• In a room, in a neighborhood, in a town.
• In a country, in the planet, in the universe.
USES OF: AT-ON
There are many people at the party.
There is a policeman standing on Melrose AVE.
It´s used to say how long something lasts.
EXERCISE 2: Check the questions and place the right object pronoun
or preposition.

a. Are the boys behind ?

b. Do you want to merry ?

c. Are they vacation?

d. Does she want to dance with ?

e. Is the dog the table?

f. Do we work for ?

g. Are the stores 7th street?

h. Is Charles love with ?

Mrs. Clark: Who´s that? Who´s that?
Tom: It´s me… Tom.
Mrs. Clark: Tom?
Tom: Yes, Tom… your grandson, from California!
Mrs. Clark: Oh! Tom. Come in!
Tom: This is my girlfriend, Susan.
Mrs. Clark: Oh! How do you do?
Tom: And these are our friends, Jimmy and Nancy.
Mrs. Clark: Hello! Jimmy, hello! Nancy. Well,
this is a nice surprise!
Susan: Yes, ma´am, it´s been a long time!
Tom: Yeah! You´re right! I missed you grandma.
Mrs. Clark: I missed you too, guys.
Susan: We must come more often.
Tom: Yeah! That´s for sure.
Mrs. Clark: Thanks for coming to visit me.
Tom: Thank you for having us!
Susan: Bye grandma!
Mrs. Clark: Bye dear. Take care guys!
Tom: You too grandma, love you!
Mrs. Clark: Love you, too dear!
We use Simple Present to talk about daily routines or things that happen often, very commonly.

Verbs in English use the same word for every person, with just the exception of the 3rd person singular,
where you have

to add “S”, “ES”, or “IES” at the end of the verb depending on the situation. This means that the verbs
that take personal pronouns I, YOU, WE, and THEY will not change in any of the verb forms. Use the
auxiliary DOES for the 3rd person negative and interrogative, and use DO for the other personal
pronouns I, YOU, WE, and THEY for negative and interrogative as well.
Monday,
Reverend: Oh! Hello there, Mr. Clark. I never Charles: I am usually busy on Sundays. For example,
see you in church, nowadays. I often wash my car on Sunday morning.
Charles: Oh, well Reverend Wilson, that´s Reverend: I see. Why don´t you wash your car on
true. Saturday next week?
Reverend: I know, but you never come. Charles: Oh, I can´t do that, Reverend!
Charles: Well, I rarely come, but I´m always Reverend: Why not?
here on Christmas and Easter. Charles: It´s my son´s wedding day next Saturday.
Reverend: But, what about Sundays, Mr. Clark? I´m going to church!
a. Fill in the blank spaces: FREQUENCIES

I travel to Europe when I save.

We are in dangerous neighborhoods.

Do they eat out for lunch?

Does she cook for her family?

You available when I need you.

b. Put the sentences in order:

• Irons / hair / her / she / always.

• Usually/by/travel/bus/I.

• Tom/stays up/rarely/2:00 am/until.

c. Answer the following questions:

• How often do you eat tuna

• How usually does your father give you money?

• How frequently does your mother visit the mall?

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