ONLINE NOTEBOOK OR LEARNING LOG (ROOM 2 14h00-16H00) by Monica De Lourdes Ontaneda Rea

Leisure Activities

2020-11-04 21:07:16 UTC

Name: Melany C. Maldonado A.
Date: 04/11/2020

Vocabulary
- Go to the Cinema
- Listen to the radio
- Watch Live Music
- Go out with friends
- Use the internet
- Play Computer Games
- Listen to Music
- Play a musical Instrument
- Go to the Gym
- Go to evening classes
- Play Sport
- Watch TV

Example:

I listen to music in my free time

Leisure Activities

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-04 21:13:32 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacís

go to the cinema
listen to music
go out with friends
play sport
use the internet
watch tv
go to the gym
play a musical
listen to the radio

Ex: I travel to malacatos every weekend with my family

Unit 1> Leisure Actvities

2020-11-04 21:14:37 UTC

Name> Stive Cajas
1. Go to the cinema
2. Go out with friends
3. Listen to music
4. Play computer games
5. Play musical instrument
6. Play sports
7. Use the internet
8. listen to radio
9. Watch live music
Example
- I play pin pon every day
- I often go to the Crossfit

Unit 1. Leisure activities

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-04 21:15:25 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date: 04/11/2020
- go to cinema
- listen to music
- listen to de radio
- use the internet
- play sport
- play computer games
- watch TV
Ex. I listen to music everyday

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-04 21:16:08 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 04/11/2020
1. watch Tv
2. go to the cinema
3. go out with friends
4. listen to music
5. go to evening classes
6. listen to the radio
7. use the internet
8. play a musical instrument
9. play sport
10. watch live music
11. play computer games
12. go to the gym
Example:
I go out with friends every weekend

Name: María Tapia

mariaatapia — 2020-11-04 21:16:23 UTC

DATE: 04-11-2020
Leisure Activities

play basketball
play the guitar
go to the cinema
read a book
listen to radio
watch live music
go to out with friends
use internet
play computer games
listen to music
play a musical instrument
go to the gym
go to evening class
play sport
watch TV

EXAMPLES:
I watch tv every friday night after my evening class
I go to the gym every monday
I use internet every day

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-04 21:18:45 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Nov. 4th, 2020
Group: B
1. go to the cinema
2. listen to the radio
3. watch live music
4. go out with friends
5. use the internet
6. play computer games
7. listen to music
8. play a musical instrument
9. go to the gym
10. go to evening classes
11. play sport
12. watch TV
Example:
- I watch tv with my friends

-I go to the gym every Saturday

UNIT 1: LEISURE ACTIVITIES

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-04 21:19:46 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines

-go to the cinema
-listen to the radio
-watch live music
-go out with friends
-use the internet
-play computer games
-listen to music
-go to the gym
-go to evening classes
-play sport
-watch TV
EX:
- I like go to the walk
- I love watch romantic movies

2020-11-04 21:22:02 UTC

NAME : Katherine Vega
DATE: 04/11/2020
VOCABULARY
go to the cinema
listen to the radio
watch live music
go out with friends
use the internet
play computer gamer
listen to music
play a musical instrument
go to the gym
watch tv
Example:
I visit my grandparets on Friday

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-04 21:27:59 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO MIGUEL GRANDA VEGA
DATE: November 4th, 2020
GROUP: B
- go to the cinema
- listen to the radio
- watch live music
- go out with friends
- use the internet
- play computer games
- listen to music
- play a musical instrument
- go to the gym
- go to evening classes
- play sport
- watch TV
EXAMPLES:
- go to the park
- play mobile games
- go to the movies
- read
- spend time with the family

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-04 21:51:25 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Jimenez Jimenez
Date: 04/11/2020
Unit: 1
1. watch Tv
2. go to the cinema
3. go out with friends
4. listen to music
5. go to evening classes
6. listen to the radio
7. use the internet
8. play a musical instrument
9. play sport
10. watch live music
11. play computer games
12. go to the gym
EXAMPLE:
I play the basquetball everyday
I listen to music everyday

Question Words

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-05 21:17:34 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: November, 5th, 2020
Group: B

Which: To ask the rearson for doing something
Whose: To ask about Possession
What kind: The type of thing
Who: To ask about a person
Where: To ask about a place
Why: To ask about a thing
When: To ask about a time
How: To ask the way you do something
What: To ask about a thing
What time: To ask about a time
How much: To ask the cost of something
How many: To ask the number of people or things
How long: To ask about a period of time
How often: To ask about the number of times you do something
EXAMPLE:
Question words: Question Word+auxiliary/modal verb+subject+verb+complement+?
Why do they travel only for one week?
Question with modal/auxiliary__modal verbs auxiliary/modal verb+subject+verb+complement+?
Do you study at the university?

Question Words

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-05 21:25:33 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: Nov. 5th, 2020

WHO? = A person
WHERE = A place
WHAT - WICH? = A thing
WHEN? = a time
WHY? = the reason for doing something
HOW? = The way you doing something
HOW LONG? = A period of time
HOW OFTEN? = The number of times you do something
WHAT KIND? = The type of thing
HOW MANY? = The number of people or things
HOW MUCH? = The cost of something
EXAMPLE:
How often does he go to school? From Monday to Friday.

STRUCTURE
QUESTION WORD

QUESTION WORD + AUXILIARY/MODAL VERB +SUBJECT + VERB + COMPLEMENT + ?

EX: When is your birthday?

QUESTION WITH MODAL/AUXILIARY MODAL VERBS

AUX./MODAL VERB. + SUB.+VERB + COMPLE.+?

EX: Can she buy me a cellphone?

Unit 1Questions Words

stivecajas — 2020-11-05 21:30:50 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 05/11/2020
Questions Words
+What: To ask about think
+Where: To ask about place
+When: To ask about the time
+Which: To ask the reason for doing something
+Why: To ask about think
+How: To ask the way you do something
+Whose: To ask about possession
+Who: To ask about person
+How long: To ask about a period of time
+How often: To ask about the number of times you do something
+What kind: To ask about the type of thing
+How many: To ask about the number of people or things
+How much: To ask about the cost of something
Example:
+Who will come to your house?
+Where is everyone?
Structure
Question word + Auxiliary + Subject + Main verb + Predicate

WH QUESTIONS

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-05 21:31:53 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 05/11/2020
Who’s = a person

Where = a place

What’s and Which = a thing

When´s = a time

Why = the reason for doing something

How = the way you do something

How long = a period of time

How often = the number of times you do something

What Kind = the type of thing

How many = the number of people or things

How much = the cost of something

Wh Question + verb + subject + complement?

EX:

- When is your birthday? My Birthday is 27^th of December

- Where do you live? I live in Quito

QUESTION WORDS

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-05 21:36:24 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE: 5th, Nov, 2020

QUESTION WORDS
"Who" to ask about a person

"Where" to ask about a place

"What" and "Which" to ask about a thing

"When" to ask about a time

"Why" to ask about the reason for doing something

"How" to ask about the way you do something

"How long" to ask about a period of time

"How often" to ask about the number of times you do something

"What kind" to ask about the type of thing

"How many" to ask about the number of people or things

"How much" to ask about the cost of something

STRUCTURE QUESTION WORDS

Question word+Aux/modal verb+subject+verb+complement +?

EXAMPLE QUESTION WORDS

How do you go to university everyday?

STRUCTURE QUESTION WITH AUX/MODAL VERBS

Aux/modalverb+subject+verb+complement +?

EXAMPLE QUESTION WITH AUX/MODAL VERBS

Can you drive a car?

QUESTION WORDS

mariaatapia — 2020-11-05 21:44:03 UTC

NAME: María Tapia
DATE: Nov. 5th, 2020
Who…? To ask about a person

Where…? To ask about a place

What…? (Many possible answers) To ask about a thing

Which …? (A few possible answers) To ask about a thing

When…? To ask about a time

Why…? To ask about the reason for doing something

How…? To ask about the way you do something

How long…? To ask about a period of time

How often…? To ask about the number of times you do something

What kind…? To ask about the type of thing

How many…? To ask about the number of people or things

How much…? To ask about the cost of something

Question words
Question Word+auxiliary/modal verb+subject+verb+complement+?
Example:
Where do you live?

Questions with modal/auxiliary
Modal verbs

Auxiliary/modalverb+subject+verb+complement+?
Example:
Do you speak English?

2020-11-05 21:53:21 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 05/11/2020
WH QUESTIONS
Who/ to ask about a person
Where / to ask about a place
What and Which /to ask about a thing
When /to ask about a time
Why /to ask about the reason for doing something
How /to ask about the way you do something
How long / to ask about a period of time
How often /to ask about the number of times you do something
What kind /to ask about the type of thing
How many / to ask about the number of people or things
How much /to ask about the cost of something
QUESTION WORDS
(Wh questions+verb+subject+complement)
Example:
WHEN is your graduation?
My gratuation is friday
QUESTIONS WITH MODAL/AUXILIARY MODAL VERBS)
(Aux/modal verb+subject+ verb+ complement)
Example:
DOES she dancing in the park ?
Yes, she does

UNIT 1 LEISURE ACTIVITIES

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-05 22:48:25 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 05/11/2020
QUESTIONS WORDS
- Who: To ask about person
- Where: To ask about place
- What/ Which: To ask about thing
- When: To ask about the time
- Why: To ask about the reason for doing something
- How: To ask about the way you do something
- How long: To ask about a period of time
- What Kind: To ask about the type of thing
- How many: To ask about the number of person or things
- How much: To ask about the cost of something
Example:
Which pet do you prefer: cat or dog?
I prefer a dog
Structure of Questions Words:
Wh + Aux/ Modal Verbs + S + V + C + ?
Structure of sentences with Auxiliary or Modal Verbs:
Auxiliary/ modal verbs + S + V + C
Example: Can you hear me?

QUESTIONS WORDS

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-05 22:50:12 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda
Date: November 5th, 2020
Group: B

Who’s – to ask about a person
Where – to ask about a place
What’s – to ask about a thing
Which – to ask about a thing
When – to ask about a time
Why – to ask about the reason for doing something

How – the way you do something

How long – a period of time

How often – the number of times you do something

What Kind – the type of thing

How many – the number of people or things

How much – the cost of something

Question Words + (modal verb or auxiliar) + subject + complement+?

Which colour do you prefer?

(Auxiliar or modal verb) + subject + verb+ complement+?

Do they play basketball?

Sports and Game

stivecajas — 2020-11-10 21:08:37 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 10/11/2020
Group 2B
Complete the questions below with one word and answer.
1. What's the name of the world's best-selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennies?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on you games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
Is more than 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are more than 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries.
5. Who is John Farnworth?
Was the world's first Freestyle champion in 2011.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran in 12 hours 15 minutes, keeping a ball in the air all the way.

SPORTS AND GAME

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-10 21:11:55 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE: 10/11/2020
GROUP B
Complete the questions below with one word and answer.
1. What's the name of the world's best-selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennies?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on you games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
Is more than 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are more than 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries.
5. Who is John Farnworth?
Was the world's first Freestyle champion in 2011.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran in 12 hours 15 minutes, keeping a ball in the air all the way.

SPORTS AND GAME

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-10 21:25:42 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 10/11/2020
3a. Answer the next questions
1. What's 's the name of the word 's best selling computer games?
Nintendo's Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
The game of Golf is more than 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are more than 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He was the world's first Freestyle champion.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran the London Marathon 42 km in 12 hours 15 minutes.

NAME: KATHERINE VEGA

katherinevega1 — 2020-11-10 21:28:03 UTC

DATE: 10/11/2020
SPORTS AND GAME
Complete the questions below with one word and answer.
1. What's the name of the world's best-selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennies?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on you games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
Is more than 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are more than 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries.
5. Who is John Farnworth?
Was the world's first Freestyle champion in 2011.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran in 12 hours 15 minutes, keeping a ball in the air all the way.

SPORTS AND GAMES

genesisvaca — 2020-11-10 21:28:41 UTC

NAME: Gensis Vaca
DATE: 10/11/2020
1) what's the name of the world's best-selling computer game?
Nitendo's wii sports
2) how do you hit the ball when you play wii-tennis?
you do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console
3) how old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4) how many Disc Golf course are there in the world?
there are more than 1.000 disc golf
5) who is jhon farnworth?
he's a freestyle football champions
6) how long did it take john farnworth to run the London Marathon?
in 12 hours 15 minutes.

Name: Jonathan Jimémez

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-10 21:32:22 UTC

Date: Nov. 10th, 2020
Group: B
SPORTS AND GAME
Complete the questions below with one word an answer them

1. What's the name of the world's best elling computer game?

The name of the world's best-selling computer game is Nintendo´s wii sports
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on you games console
3. How old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He’s a freestyle football champion
6. How long did it take John farnworth to run the London Marathon?
12 hours 15 minutes

SPORTS AND GAMES

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-10 21:51:53 UTC

NAME: Jhoanna Jimenez Jimenez
DATE: 10/11/2020
Complete the questions below with one word an answer them
1. What's the name of the world's best selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii sports
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis
By your moving your arm and pressing a button
3. How old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses in 40 countries.
5. Who is John farnworth?
He’s a freestyle football champion
6. How long did it take John farnworth to run the London Marathon?
12 hours 15 minutes,keeping a ball in the air all the way

SPORTS AND GAMES

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-10 22:26:46 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda
Date: November 11, 2020
Complete
1.What´s the name of the world's best selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii sports
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
By moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
Is more than 250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are more than 1000 disc golf courses
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He was the wordl's freestyle champion
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran in 12 hours 15 minutes.

SPORT AND GAMES

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-10 23:21:05 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 10/11/2020

Complete the question below with one word.
1. What´s the name of the world´s best selling computer game?
Nintendo´s will sport
2. How do you hit the ball whn you play wii-tennis?
By your moving your anm and pressing button.
3. How old is the game of gold?
250 yeard old
4.How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses in 40 countries.
5.Who is John Farnworth?
He´s a freestyle football champio
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the Loondon Marathon?
12 hours 15 minutes

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines Date: 10 - 11- 2020 Group A

luisapaladines — 2020-11-10 23:52:35 UTC

SPORT AND GAMES
3a Complete the question below with one word
1. What's the name of the world's best selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii sports
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
By your moving your arm and pressing a button
3. How old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses in 40 countries.
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He is a freestyle football champion.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
12 hours 15 minutes, keeping a ball in the air all the way

Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia

2020-11-11 01:26:28 UTC

Date: 10-11-2020
Complete the following questions with one word and answer.
1. What´s the name of the world´s best selling computer game?
Nintendo´s Wii Sport
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?

By moving your arm and pressing a button
3.How old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4.How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses in 40 countries.
5.Who is John Farnworth?

He is a freestyle football champion
6.How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
12 hours 15 minutes

TOPYC: SPORTS AND GAME

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-11 06:47:35 UTC

Name: Sara Medina
Date: 10/11/2020
Complete the questions below with one word and answer.
1. What`s the name of the world`s best-selling computer game?
Nintendo`s Wii Sport.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
You are moving your arm and pressing a button on your game`s console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
It`s 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
in the world, there are more than 1000 disc golf courses.
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He is freestyle football champion.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
in 12 hours 15 minutes.

Name: Jamil Alexander Avila Armijos

jamilavila — 2020-11-11 20:31:03 UTC

Date: 11/11/2020
Present simple
1. A habit
-He goes to work every day in the morning.
2. Something tat is always true
- Quito is the capital of Ecuador

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-11 20:31:55 UTC

Date: 11/11/2020
PRESENT SIMPLE
Which of the following examples describes:
A habit:

She wakes up at seven o clock every day.
Does she wake up at seven o clock?

-Yes, she does
Something that is always true:

She takes notes in her class
Does she take notes in her class?

-Yes, she does

Function of the Present Simple

kattycordova — 2020-11-11 20:39:33 UTC

Name: Katty Paulina Córdova Calderón
Date: 11/11/2020
GROUP: A

A habit

I listen to music for three hours every night.
Do you listen to music for two hours every night?.
No, I don´t.

Something that is always true. (General True)

I live in Puyango.
Do you live in Puyango?.
Yes, I do.

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2020-11-11 20:52:31 UTC

Group: 2 A
Whichof the following examples describes:
A habits

He woke up every day at 5 in the morning.

she always has lunch at 2 in the afternoon?
yes/no

Somethings that is always true:

she is either bad good in notes

they play basketball well or badly

yes/no

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo

anahicastillo1 — 2020-11-11 20:54:39 UTC

Date: 11/11/2020
Group: A
Topic: Present simple
A habit
1. I do exercise for one to two hours every day.
Q: Do you do exercise for two to three hours every day?
A: No, I don't
Something that's always true
2. I have three mildsiblings, their names are Alejandra, Karina and George.
Q: Do you have two mildsisters?
A: Yes, I do.

Present simple

vikyarmijos — 2020-11-11 21:01:34 UTC

Name: Viky Armijos
Date: 11/11/2020
Group: "A"
A habit

I get up at seven in the morning every day.

* Do you get up at five in the morning every day?

No, I don't.

Something that is always true.

I study at the National University of Loja.

* Do you study at the National University of Loja?

Yes, I do.

present simple

2020-11-11 21:24:25 UTC

Name: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA
Date: 11-11-2020
habit
I have classes every day,
do I shopping every Sunday
yes,I do
something that´s always true
I have two daughters,
I have four brothers
YES , I do

PRESENT SIMPLE

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-11 21:26:42 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 2020-11-11

A HABIT:

He washes the car every Sunday.
Does he wash the car every sunday?
Yes, he does

GENERAL TRUE

I like to listen to music.
Do you like listening to music?
Yes, i do

PRESENT SIMPLE

2020-11-11 21:30:00 UTC

Name: Jhonatan Loaiza Cabrera
Date: 11/11/2020
Group: B
A Habit
I run in the park every day
Do you run in the park every day?
No, I don´t
Something that is always true( General True)
I travel to the Loja city
Do you travel to he Loja city?
Yes, I do

PRESENT SIMPLE

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-11 21:31:32 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 11/11/2020
A habit:
I get up at 7 o'clock every day
Always true:
I study psychopedagogy at the National University of Loja
Questions:
- Do you get up at 7 o'clock every day?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.
- Do you study psychopedagogy at the National University of Loja?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.

Sports and Games

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-11 21:35:42 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date: 10/11/2020
Complete the question below with one word and answer
1. What´s the name of the world´s best-selling computer game?
The name is Nintendo´s Wii sports..
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
By your moving your arm and pressing a button
3. How old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses in 40 countries.
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He is a freestyle football champion.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon ?
12 hours 15 minutes

PRESENT SIMPLE

2020-11-11 21:36:09 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 11/11/2020
Group B
A) a habit
> I listen to music everyday
> Do you listen to music everyday?
R= Yes, i do
B) General true
>I study at the National University of Loja
>Do you study at the National University of Loja?
R= Yes, i do

PRESENT SIMPLE

genesisvaca — 2020-11-11 21:40:51 UTC

NAME: Genesis Vaca Lopez
DATE: 11/11/2020
GROUP "B"
1) A HABIT?

I GO FOR A WALK EVERY AFTERNOON
Do you walk every afternoon?

- Yes, I do
2) GENERAL TRUE

I live in Ecuador
Do you live in Ecuador?

- Yes, I do

Present Simple

stivecajas — 2020-11-11 21:42:33 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 11/11/2020
Group B
-HABIT
I wake up at 06:00 every day
Do you wake up at 06:00 every day?
Yes, I do
Something that is always true
I wash the dishes every nigth
Do yo wash the dishes every nigth?
Yes, I do

PRESENT SIMPLE

ximenaprado — 2020-11-11 21:44:29 UTC

Name: Ximena Prado
Date: 11 - 11 - 2020

- A habit
> I go to the gym every week.
> Do you go to the gym every week?
A: Yes, I do.

- Something that is always true.
> I live in Loja city.
> Do you live in Loja city?
A: Yes, I do.

PRESENT SIMPLE

jennyespinoza — 2020-11-11 21:45:41 UTC

NAME: JENNY MELANIA ESPINOZA ARMIJOS
DATE:11/11/2020
GROUP: A
1. A HABIT
I play soccer on the weekend.
Dou you play soccer on the weekend?
yes, I do.
2. SOMETHING THAT ALWAYS TRUE.
I travel to cuenca city.
Do you travel to cuenca city?
yes, I do

PRESENT SIMPLE

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-11 21:54:56 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE: 11/11/2020
A Habit
I play basketball in the coliseum weekend.
Do you play in the coliseum weekend?.
Yes, I do
Something that is always true
I drink juice every morning
Do you drink juice every morning
Yes, I do

FUNCTION OF THE PRESENT SIMPLE.

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-11 21:56:18 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango
Date: 11/11/2020
Group: A
Topic: Present simple
A habit

1. She wakes up at six o clock every day.

Q:Does she wake up at seven o clock?

A:Yes, she does
Something that's always true
1. I study at the National University of Loja
Q:Do you study at the National University of Loja?
A: Yes, i do

PRESENT SIMPLE

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-11 22:03:18 UTC

NAME: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: 11/11/2020
Group: B
Which of the following examples describes:
A habit:

Preparing for morning classes.
Preparing for classes in the morning?

-Yes, he does.
Something that is always true:

He presents all the facts
Do you have all the rights?

-Yes, he does.

Present simple

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-11 22:04:41 UTC

Name : Jessica Rosales
Date: 11/11/2020

A habit

I swim in the river everyday.
Do you swim in the river everyday?
Yes, I do.
No , I don´t.

Something that is always true

I have four sister.
Do you have four sister?
Yes, I do.
No , I don´t.

PRESENT SIMPLE

fernandoarias1 — 2020-11-11 22:20:30 UTC

Name: Fernando José Arias Quizhpe
Date: 11/11/2020
GROUP A
1. A HABIT
I go to the gym every day
- Do you go to the gym every day?
Yes, i do
2. GENERAL TRUE
I hate cold days
- Do you hate cold days?
No, i don´t

Present Simple

jhordygranda — 2020-11-11 23:03:26 UTC

Name: Jhordy Vicente Granda Guerrero
Date: 11-11-2020
Group A
1. A Habit

He sleeps 8 hours every day.
Does he sleep 8 hours every day? Yes, he does.

2. General True

She native language is Spanish.
Does she native language is Spanish? Yes, she does.

Present Simple

jackgomez3 — 2020-11-11 23:18:33 UTC

Name: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
Date: 11-11-2020
GROUP A

1. HABITS
- I wake up at 6 o´clock every days.
Q: Do you wake up at 6 o´clock?
A: Yes, I do.
2. GENERAL TRUE
- I study in the morning
Q: Do you study in the night?
A: No, I don´t.

Present Simple

2020-11-11 23:25:22 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez
Date:11-11-020
1. A HABIT

-Every Saturday I go shopping

-Do you shop every Saturday?

yes I do
2. GENERAL TRUE
-I like to feed the street dogs
-Do you like feeding street dogs?
Yes. I do

PRESENT SIMPLE

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-11 23:37:27 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO GRANDA
DATE: NOVEMBER 11th, 2020
GROUP: B
The present simple is used to talk about facts or general truths that constitute habits, schedules or programs, customs and routines of daily life
EXAMPLES:
HABITS
I play football every friday with my Friends
Do you play football every friday with my Friends?
A: Yes, I do

B: Not, I don't
GENERAL TRUTHS
I have two pets

Do you have two pets?

A: Yes, I do

B: Nor, I don’t

PRESENT SIMPLE

marloncastillo — 2020-11-11 23:57:31 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: 11-11-2020
Group: A
A habit
I go to the gym every week.
Do you go to the gym every week?
A: Yes, I do.
Something that's always true
1. I study at the National University of Loja
Q:Do you study at the National University of Loja?
A: Yes, I study at the University of Loja.

PRESENT SIMPLE

jordyapolo — 2020-11-12 00:49:10 UTC

Name: Jordy Apolo
Date: 11/11/2020
Group: "A"
A HABIT
I go to the gym everyday
¿ Do you go to the gym everyday?
Yes, Ido
GENERAL TRUE
I study in the morning
¿ Do you study in the morning?
Yes, I do

PRESEN SIMPLE

alonsodelgado — 2020-11-12 00:49:38 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 11/11/2020
Group A
A habit
* I go out for a run every day.
*Do you go for a run every day?
- Yes , I do.
GENERAL TRUE
* I like the cars.
*Do you like the cars?
- Yes, I do.

Name: Nadia Calderón

2020-11-12 03:05:06 UTC

The presente simple use: Habits and General true
Habits
I wake up at six o'clock every day
Dou you wake up at six o'clock every day?
Yes, I do
No, I don't
General True
I like studying mining a lot
Do you like studying mining a lot?
Yes, I do
No, I don't

PRESENT SIMPLE

victoralejandro1 — 2020-11-12 13:21:16 UTC

Name: Victor Alejandro

Date: 11/11/2020

Group A

A HABIT

I read every day.
Do you read every day?

Yes , I do.

I visit my family every Saturday.
do you visit your family on Saturdays?

Yes , I do.

GENERAL TRUE

I like the adrenaline.
do you like the adrenaline?

Yes, I do.

I live in the province of Loja.
do you live in the province of loja?

Yes, I do.

PRESENT SIMPLE

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-12 14:39:55 UTC

Name: Sara Medina
Date: 11/11/20
Group: B
Wich of the following examples describes:
1. Habits
I wake up at 8 o`clock every day.
Do you wake up at 8 o`clock every day?
Yes, I do // No, I don`t
2. General true
I study in National University of Loja.
Do you study in National University of Loja?^
- Yes I do // No, I don`t

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-11-12 15:59:42 UTC

Date: 12 - 11 - 2020
Group A
HABITS
I play soccer every weekend
Do you play soccer every weekend?
Yes, I do
GENERAL TRUE
I eat soup in the lunch
Do you eat soup in the lunch?
Yes, I do

GROUP "A"

anaquituizaca — 2020-11-12 16:13:03 UTC

Date: 12-11-20
HABITS

I walk in the park every friday

Do you walk in the park every friday?

Yes, i do
GENERAL TRUE
I do homework and projects

Do you do homework and projects?

Yes, i do

GROUP A

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-11-12 17:18:01 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo Torres
Habits
I like to smoke 3 times a day
Every day I drink coffee in the morning
Ex:
Do you smoke all the time?
Yes, i smoke 3 times a day
General True
The sky will always be bright in summer
In the Andes mountain range it is very cold
Ex:
Does in the Andes Mountain range it is very cold?
Yes, in the Andes Mountain very cold

Function of the Present Simple

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-11-12 18:05:16 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 11th, 2020
Group: A

1. Habits:
I cook the lunch every day for my family.
Do you cook the lunch every day for your family?
Yes, I do.
2. General True:
I live in Saraguro, Loja.
Do you live in Saraguro, Loja?
Yes, I do.

Function of the Present Simple

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-12 18:26:50 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: Nov. 11th, 2020
Group: A

1. Habits
Ex:
- I play basketball everyday
- Do you play basketball everyday?
- Yes, I do

2. General true
Ex
- I am from Ecuador
- Are you from, Ecuador?
- Yes, I am Ecuadorian

PRESENT SIMPLE

2020-11-12 18:40:43 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 11/11/2020
HABIT

I play golf every Monday.

o No, Idon´t

She gets up at 8:00 every day.

o Yes, of course every day

TRUE

I often catch the late bus home

I play basketball on Saturdays

I live in Loja

Do you live in Loja?

Yes, I do

PRESENT SIMPLE

2020-11-12 22:04:34 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.
Date: 11/11/2020
Habits
I play on my cell phone every night

Do I play on my cell phone every night?

Yes, I do.
General true
I live in Huaquillas
Do I live in Huaquillas?
Yes, I do.

Name: Sandra Karina Abad Camacho

sandraabad — 2020-11-13 15:56:20 UTC

Date: 11-11-2020
habits
--I like play soccer every day
-Doy you like play soccer every day?
-yes, I do
General True
I live in Loja
Where do you live?
I live in Loja

Name : Fernando Israel Pacheco Cabrera.

fernandoipacheco — 2020-11-15 01:05:49 UTC

1. Habits

I read every day

Do you read every day?

Yes, i do

2. General true

I live in Loja

Where do you live?

I live in Loja.

nellyabad — 2020-11-16 21:10:21 UTC

Name: Nelly Katherine Abad Meneses
Date: 16-11-2020
Group: A

Wich for the following examples describes
1. Habitats

I wake up at 8 o‘clock every day. Do you wake up at 8 o‘clock.?

Yes, I do

2. General true
I work on the weekends. Do you work on the weekends?
Yes, I do

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

marloncastillo — 2020-11-16 21:22:20 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA

GROUP “A”

Frequency Adverb of frequency

100% always

90% usually

80% normally/ generally

70% often/ frequently

50% sometimes

30% ocasionally

10% seldom

5% hardly ever/ rarely

0% never never

Example

· I normally go to the gym

· I seldom read the newspaper

· We occasionally take batteries out

Adverbs of frequency and Frequency

2020-11-16 21:23:52 UTC

name; marlon steeven chuni
date: 16/11/2020
adverbs of frequency
100%= always
90%= usually
80%= normally / generally
70%= often / frequently
50%= sometimes
30%= occasionally
10%= seldom
5%= hardly ever / rarely
0%= never
He cooks pasta Fridays

I play soccer twice a month

She watches TV every day

Adverb of frequency

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-11-16 21:24:59 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 16th, 2020
Group: A
Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% Always
90% Usually
80% Normally/generally
70% Often*/frequenty
50% Sometimes
30% Occasionally
10% Seldom
5% Hardly evere/rarely
0% Never
Examples of Frequently phrases:
1 I go to the park once a week
2 My mom makes breakfast every morning
3 I use my computer every day

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

kattycordova — 2020-11-16 21:36:32 UTC

Name: Katty Paulina Córdova Calderón.
Date: 16/11/2020
Group: A

Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally / generally
70% often / frequently
50% sometimes
30% ocassionally
10% seldom
5% hardly ever / rarely
0% never

Example sentence:
1. I always have coffee with my familly.
2. I sometimes read books
3. I seldom buy very expensive things.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

2020-11-16 21:42:07 UTC

Name: Jhonatan Geovanny Loaiza Cabrera
Date: 16/ 11/2020
Group: B
Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally/generally
70% often/frequently
50% sometimes
30% occasionally
10% seldom
5% Hardly ever/rarely
o% never
Exemples of frequently phrases:
1.- I study at home every day
2.- I play video games on my computer once a week
3.- I run in the park twice a week

Name: Jonathan Jiménez

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-16 21:49:30 UTC

Date: Nov. 16th, 2020
Group: B
Adverb of frequency
Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally / generally
70% often / frequently
50% sometimes
30% ocassionally
10% seldom
5% hardly ever / rarely
0% never
Examples of Frequently phrases:

I play video games twice a year
I listen to music every Tuesday
HE watches TV every day

ADVERB OF FRECUENCY

jackgomez3 — 2020-11-16 21:58:23 UTC

Name: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
Group: A
Date: 16/11/2020

Adverb of frecuency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/generally 80%
Often/frequently 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldom 10%
Hardly ever/rarely 5%
Never 0%

EX:
I go out with my friend once a week.
I watch tv twice a week.
I listen music everyday.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

stivecajas — 2020-11-16 22:00:13 UTC

Name: Stive Israel Cajas Pérez
Date: 16/ 11/2020
Group: B
Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally/generally
70% often/frequently
50% sometimes
30% occasionally
10% seldom
5% Hardly ever/rarely
0% never
Exemples of frequently phrases:
1. I train crossfit every day
2. She wash the dishes twice a week
3. I study

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

vikyarmijos — 2020-11-16 22:00:33 UTC

IName: Viky Silvana Armijos Rivas
Date: 16/11/2020
Grupo: A
Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally / generally
70% often / frequently
50% sometimes
30% ocassionally
10% seldom
5% hardly ever / rarely
0% never

Example sentence:
1.- I usually watch TV in the night.
2.- He sometimes plays basketball in the park.
3.- They often go to the cinema.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

jennyespinoza — 2020-11-16 22:04:56 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE: 16/11/2020
GROUP A
Frecuency Adverb of frecuency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally/generally
70% often/frecuently
50% sometimes
30% occasionally
10% seldom
5% hardly ever/ rarely
0% never
EXAMPLE
1. I USUALLY WACHT TV IN THE ROOM AT NINGTH
2. I ALWAYS PLAY SOCCER ON THE WEEKEND
3. I NEVER PLAY VIDEO GAMES.

Name: Jamil Avila

jamilavila — 2020-11-16 22:05:29 UTC

Date: 16/11/2020
100% Always
90% Usually
80% Normally/ generally
70% Often/frequently
50% Sometimes
30% Ocasionally
10% Seldom
0% Never
Ex:
He work in the company of my parents every day.
I play guitar once a year in christmas.
I watch TV once week.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-16 22:08:10 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango
Date: 16/11/2020

Adverb of frequency

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-16 22:14:30 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Jimenez Jimenez
Date : 16 / 11 /2020
Group: B
Adverb of frequency
Always = 100%
Usually = 90%
Normally / generally = 80%
Often / frequently = 70%
Sometimes = 50%
Occasionally = 30%
Seldom = 10%
Hargly ever / rarely = 5%
Never = 0%
Examples:
1. I listen to the music every day
2. I usually play basquetball
3. I never play video games

Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia

2020-11-16 22:34:27 UTC

Date: 16-11-2020
Frequency Adverb frequency

100% Always

90% Usually

80% Normally/ generally

70% Often/frequently

50% Sometimes

30% Ocasionally

10% Seldom

0% Never
Example:
-I go to the movies once a week
-I make breakfast every day
-I do sports twice a week

Adverb of Frequency

jhordygranda — 2020-11-16 22:53:08 UTC

Name: Jhordy Granda
Date: Nov. 16th, 2020
Group A

Frecuency Adverbs Frequency
100% Always
90% Usually
80% Normally / Generally
70% Often / Frequently
50% Sometimes
30% Occasonally
10% Seldon
5% Hardly ever / Rarely
0% Never

Examples:

I watch movies in Netflix trhee times a week.
I play Basketball in the park once a week.
I go to English classes four times a week.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

anaquituizaca — 2020-11-16 23:09:12 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 16-11-2020
ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
Always (100%)
Usually (90%)
Normally / Generally (80%)
Often / Frequently (70%)
Sometimes (50%)
Occasionally (30%)
Seldom (10%)
Hargly ever / Rarely (5%)

Never (0%)

EXAMPLES:

I go to the gym every day
I eat pizza once a month
I watch movies every night

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-11-16 23:09:12 UTC

Date: 16 - 11 - 2020
ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
Always (100%)
Usually (90%)
Normally / Generally (80%)
Often / Frequently (70%)
Sometimes (50%)
Occasionally (30%)
Seldom (10%)
Hargly ever / Rarely (5%)
Never (0%)
EXAMPLES:

I watch tv in my room every day
I play soccer twice a week
I take medication once a day

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

ximenaprado — 2020-11-16 23:19:06 UTC

Name: Ximena Prado
Date: 16 - 11 - 2020

Adverbs Frequency
Always 100% Usually 90%
Normaly - Generally 80%
Often - Frequently 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldom 10%
Hargly ever - Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
1. I never go to the gym.
2. I watch series two times a week.
3. I read a book every week.

MARÍA JANINA DÍAZ SARANGO

2020-11-16 23:24:34 UTC

Frequency Adverb o Frequeney Example sentence
100% Always I always come to work on time
90% Usually I usually wake up at 7am
80% normally/generally I normally go to the gym
70% Often/frequently It's often cloudy
50% Sometimes Sometimes I'm alone
30% Occasionally We occasionally take batteries out
10% Seldom I seldom read the newspaper
5% Hardly ever/ rarely I hardly ever drink alcohol
0% Never We never take hazardous waste out
Example
Francisco goes to work every day
Katy takes a bath once a week
My family goes for a walk every weekend

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

christianguayanay — 2020-11-16 23:47:03 UTC

Name: Christian Jefferson Guayanay

Date: 16/11/2020
Adverbs frequency

Always 100%

Usually 90%

Normaly- generally 80%

Often-frequently 70%

Sometimes 50%

Occasionally 30%

Seldom 10%

Hargly ever /rarely 5%

Never 0%
EXAMPLES
1. Maria watches television twice a day.

2. I listen to music everyday.

3. My friends play soccer everyday.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

victoralejandro1 — 2020-11-17 02:04:19 UTC

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

NAME: VICTOR ALFONSO ALEJANDRO PACHECO

DATE: 16/11/2020

100%----------ALWAYS

90%-----------USUALLY

80%------------NORMALL/ GENERALLY

70%------------OFTEN/ FREQUENTLY

50%------------SOMETIMES

30%------------OCCASIONALLY

10%------------SELDOM

5%--------------HARDLY EVER/ RARELY

0%--------------NEVER

Example

My family goes swimming on the weekends

My parents go to church every Sunday

Juan drinks caffe every morning

I connect to classes every morning

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-11-17 02:11:35 UTC

Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally/ generaly
70% often/ frequently
50% sometimes
30% occasionally
10% seldom
5% haldly ever/ rarely
0% never
Examples of frequently phrases
1. He watcher TV tiwce a week
2. I see a movie every nigth
3. I eat fish once a week.

Adverb of frequency

kattyjcastillo — 2020-11-17 02:13:00 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo

Adeverds Frequency

Always 100%

Usually 90%

Normaly- Generally 80%

Often-frequently 70%

Sometimes 50%

Occasionally 30%

Seldom 10%

Harglyever/ rarely 5%

Never 0%

EXAMPLES

1. My nephew plays the piano on weekends

2. My father walks every day

3. Veronica reads all week

Adverb of frequency

anahicastillo1 — 2020-11-17 02:30:17 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo
Date: 11/16/2020
Group: A
Adverbs Frequency

Always -------------------->100%

Usually --------------------> 90%

Normaly- Generally ----> 80%

Often/frequently -----> 70%

Sometimes ----------------> 50%

Occasionally --------------> 30%

Seldom ----------------------->10%

Hardly ever/ rarely -------> 5%

Never -------------------------> 0%
Examples:
- I do exercise every weekend.
- I wake up at 7 a.m every morning.
- I go out with my friends twice a month.

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-17 02:50:58 UTC

Date: 16/11/2020
Adverbs --------------- frecuency
Always -----------------------> 100%
Usually -----------------------> 90%
Normally/ Generally ---> 80%
Often/Frequently --------> 70%
Sometimes ----------------> 50%
Occasionally --------------> 30%
Seldom -----------------------> 10%
Hardly ever/ Rarely ----> 5%
Never -------------------------> 0%
Examples:

I visit my grandparent´s every day.
My sister go to the pool twice a year.
I cook the dinner two times a week.

Adverb of frequency

fernandoipacheco — 2020-11-17 03:20:38 UTC

Name: Fernando Israel Pacheco Cabrera
Adverbs - Frequency
always - 100%
usually - 90%
normally/generally - 80%
often/frequently - 70%
sometimes - 50%
occasionally - 30%
seldom - 10%
hardly ever/rarely - 5%
never - 0%

Examples
- I drink coffe every day
- I do homework every day
- I walk through the park every weekend

Adverb of frecuency

fernandoarias1 — 2020-11-17 03:26:52 UTC

Name: Fernando Arias
Date: 16/11/2020
Adverb - frecuency
Aways - 100%
Usually - 90%
Normally/generally - 80%
Often/frequently - 70%
Sometimes - 50%
Occasionally - 30%
Seldom - 10%
Hardly ever/rarely - 5%
Never - 0%
Examples:
1. I play the guitar twice a week
2. I wash the dishes every day
3. I get a haircut every tuesday

Adverb of Frequency

carlosadiaz — 2020-11-17 04:22:47 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date 16/11/2020
Frequency Adverb of Frequency
100% Always
90% Usually
80% Normally/Generally
70% Often*/Frequently
50% Sometimes
30% Occasionally
10% Seldom
5% Hardly ever/Rarely
0% Never
Examples
I eat pizza with my friends every month
I play the guitar every weekend
I visit my family every year

Adverb of frequency

nellyabad — 2020-11-17 04:37:21 UTC

Name: Nelly Katherine Abad Meneses Date: 16/11/2020 Always-100% Usually-90% Normally/generally-80% Often*/frequently-70% Sometimes-50% Occacionally-30% Seldom-10% Hardly ever/rarely-5% Never-0% Examples: *I play soccer on the weekends *I do homework every day * I wake up at 8 a.m every morning

FRECUENCY ADVERBS

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-17 04:40:35 UTC

Name: Sara Gabriela Medina
Date: 16/11/20
Group: B

100% --> always
90% --> usually
80% --> normally/generally
70% --> often/frequently
50% --> sometimes
30% --> ocasionally
10% --> seldon
5% --> hardly ever/ rarely
0% --> never

Activity 2
I do exorcise twice in the week.
I go out with my friends every weekends.
I eat chocolate three times a week.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

kerlydjimenez — 2020-11-17 13:53:05 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 16/11/2020
Adverbs Frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally / Generally 80%
Sometimes 50%
Ocacasonally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever / Rarely 5%
Never 0%

Examples:
** Sometimes my mom runs around the park
** I never play tennis in the morning
** They usually draws pippies using a template

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

franklinbravo — 2020-11-17 15:02:25 UTC

Name: Franklin BRAVO
Date: 16 - 11 - 2020
Adverbs of frequency
100% Always
90% Usually
80% Normally/ generally
70% Often* / frequency
50% Sometimes
30% Occasional
10% Seldom
5% Hardly ever/ rarely
0% Never
Frequency phrase
• I read a book of mystery every day
• He plays basketball in the coliseum once a week
• She rides a motorcycle every morning

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2020-11-17 15:08:47 UTC

Date: 16/11/2020
Adverb of frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
I study in my house every day
I play basquetball from Monday to Friday
I listen to music every day

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

2020-11-17 15:09:49 UTC

Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez Paredes
Date: 16, November, 2020

Adverbs Frequency

Always 100%

Usually 90%

Normally/ Generally 80%

Often/ Frequently 70%

Sometimes 50%

Occasionally 30%

Seldom 10%

Hardly ever / Rarely 5%

Example:

I wacht TV in the room once a week.
I read the newspaper every month.
I exercise in the gym on Saturdays.

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Alban

2020-11-17 15:15:28 UTC

Date: 16/11/2020
ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
I study in my house every day
I play basquetball from Monday to Friday
I listen to music every day

Adverb frequency

2020-11-17 15:26:50 UTC

Name: Daniela Alejandra Carrión Carrión
Date:16/11/2020
Adverb frequency

Always 100%

Usually 90%

Normally/ generally 80%

Often/frequency 70%

Sometimes 50%

Occasionally 30%

Seldom 10%

Hardly ever/ Rarely 5%

Example:

· She never comes to my house for dinner.

· They rarely go to the cinema.

· He always spends the summer in Canada.

Adverb frequency

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-17 15:30:55 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 16/11/2020
ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%

Examples:
- He never bathes on mondays
- She always wears black socks
- I sometimes go to play in the park.

Adverbs of frequency

marjoriebustamante — 2020-11-17 16:40:47 UTC

Name: Marjorie Bustamante
Date: 16/11/2020.

Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally / generally 80%
Often / frequently 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldom 10%
Hargly ever / rarely 5%
Never 0%

Examples:
1. I take a shower avery day.
2. My brother sings three times a week.
3. Juan plays futbol every weekend.

ADVERB OF FRECUENCY

mariaatapia — 2020-11-17 18:10:47 UTC

NAME: Maria Tapia.
DATE: Nov. 16th, 2020
Adverb of frequency frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/generally 80%
Often/ frequently 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldom 10%
Hardly ever/rarely 5%
Never 0%
FREQUENCY PHRASES
I listen to music every day
I watch TV three times a week
I go to the cinema every weekend

Alexis Collaguazo

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-11-17 19:14:37 UTC

Adverbs of frequency
Always>100%
Usually >90%
Normally> 80%
Often / frequently>70%
Sometimes>50%
Occasionally>30%
Seldom>10%
Hargly ever / rarely>5%
Never > 0%
General True
Ex
I paint monsters every day
Do you run in the park every day?
Yes, of course, i run every day

I read comics three times a day.
Do you take a shower on the weekends?
Yeah, i take a shower on the weekends.

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

isabelamedina — 2020-11-17 21:13:51 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina.
Date: 17/11/20
/d/ = watch, opened, asked, travelled, lived, closed, ariived

/t/ = worked, stopped, walked, laughed

/id/= invented, started, wanted, ended, lasted.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-17 21:14:49 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO GRANDA
DATE: NOVEMBER 17th, 2020
/d/ = watch, opened, asked, travelled, lived, closed, ariived

/t/ = worked, stopped, walked, laughed

/id/= invented, started, wanted

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

jennyespinoza — 2020-11-17 21:16:24 UTC

NAME: Jenny Espinoza
DATE: 17/11/2020
GROUP A
a. (d) could, appeared, arrived, lived
b. (t) looked, walked, worked, asked, stoped, laugthed
c. (Id) ended, lasted, invented, opened

Name: Nathaly Jelena Apolo Romero.

2020-11-17 21:21:25 UTC

Date: 17th November, 2020.
/d/= called, apepeared, asked, opened, watch, trevelled, lived, closed, arrived.
/t/= looked, worked, laughed, walked.
/id/= ended, lasted, invented,started, wanted.

2020-11-17 21:22:18 UTC

Name Thalia Macas
Date 16 11 2020
Adverbial Frequency
100% Always
90% Usually
80% Normally/ generally
70% Often/ frequently
50% Sometimes
30% Occasionally
10% Seldom
5% Hardly ever/ rarely
0% Never

ADVERBIAL PHRASES: EXAMPLES.
- María checks her phone a Sometimes
-My mom travel occasionally last weekend
-my sister practices sports sometimes.

Name: Jamil Alexander Avila Armijos

jamilavila — 2020-11-17 21:22:22 UTC

Date: 17/11/2020
(d) : coulded, appeared, opened, travelled, lived, rided.
(t) : looked, worked, asked, closed, stoped, watched, laughed.
(id) : started, invented, ended, lasted.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

2020-11-17 21:29:19 UTC

Name: Jhonatan Geovanny Loaiza Cabrera
Date:17/ 11/2020
Group: B
/d/ = called/ appeared/ travelled, arrived/ opened/ lived/ closed
/t/= looked/ worked/ stopped/laughed/ walked
/id/= ended/ lasted/invented/ wanted

2020-11-17 21:29:30 UTC

Name Thalia Macas
Date 17 11 2020
d/ = opened, watch,asked, travelled, lived, closed, ariived

/t/ = stopped, worked, walked, laughed

/id/= started, wanted, ended, invented.

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-17 21:29:42 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacis
Date: 17/11/2020
Group B
[d]: called, opened, watch, asked, travelled, lived, closed, arrived.
[t]: stopped, worked, walked, laughed.
[id]: started, wanted, ended, invented, lasted.

REGULAR VERBS

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-17 21:30:56 UTC

Name: Josselyn Pamela Paladines
Date: 17/11/2020
/d/ = lived, watch,ariived , asked, travelled, closed, , opened

/t/ = worked, walked, laughed, stopped

/id/= started, wanted, invented

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

pupilojaramillo — 2020-11-17 21:31:13 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 17/11/2020
(D).- closed, opened, watch, asked, travelled, lived.
(T).- stopped, laughed, worked, walked.
(ID).- lasted, ended, started, invented.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-17 21:32:35 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango
Date: 17-11-2020
/d/ = opened, asked, travelled, lived, closed, arrived,watch, appeared

/t/ = walked, laughed, stopped,
worked,

/id/= started, wanted, invented, ended

REGULAR VERBS

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-17 21:33:25 UTC

NAME: Melany Maldonado
DATE: 17/11/2020
/d/=arrived, lived, closed, travelled, called, apepeared, asked, called, opened, watched.
/t/= worked, looked, laughed, walked
/id/=enden, lasted, wanted, invented

Regular verbs pronunciation

2020-11-17 21:34:34 UTC

name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona
date: 17-11-20
GROUP A
d : called, apepeared, asked opened, watch, trevelled, lived, closed, arrived,
t: stopped, walked, worked, laughed.
id; started, wanted,ended, lasted, invented

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

mariaatapia — 2020-11-17 21:36:24 UTC

NAME: María Tapia
DATE: Nov. 17th,2020

/d/
Called, appeared, Watched, Opened Asked, Travelled, Lived, Closed, Arrived
/t/
Looked, Worked, Stopped, Walked, Laughed
/id/
Ended, Lasted, Invented, Started, Wanted

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-11-17 21:38:37 UTC

Date: 17/11/2020
REGULAR VERBS
PRONUNCIATION
/d/= watch, asked, closed, lived, travelled, arrived, opened,

/t/ = worked, walked, laughed, stopped

/id/= started, wanted, invented

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-17 21:40:52 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 17/11/2020
d: called, arrived, opened, lived, closed, appeared, asked.
t: worked, stopped, walked, watched.
id: invented, loved, ended, started

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-17 21:42:01 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez
Date:17/ 11/2020
Group: B
/d/ = called/ lived/appeared/ travelled, arrived/ opened/ closed
/t/= /worked/ stopped/laughed/ walked/asked/
/id/= ended/ lasted/invented/ wanted/started

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

stivecajas — 2020-11-17 21:42:32 UTC

Name< Stive Cajas
Date> 17/11/2020
-d
Called, appeared, Watched, Opened Asked, Travelled, Lived, Closed, Arrived
-t
Looked, Worked, Stopped, Walked, Laughed
-id
Ended, Lasted, Invented, Started, Wanted

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

2020-11-17 21:43:26 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 17/11/2020
/d/= arrived-travelled-asked-closed-opened.
/t/= looked-worked-walked-stopped-laughed-watched.
/id/= invented-started.

Regular verbs pronunciation

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-17 21:46:11 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date: 17/11/2020
d = called, opened , lived , arrived
t = worked , walked, laughed
id = started , wanted, invented.

Regular verbs pronunciation

elianjaramillo — 2020-11-17 21:46:38 UTC

Name: Elian Franco Jaramillo Rivas
Date:17-11-2020
Group: B
/d/
Called
Lived
Appeared
Travelled
Arrived
Opened
Asked
Closed
/t/
Worked
Stopped
Laughed
Walked
/id/
Ended
Lasted
Invented
Wanted
Started

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

bettyencarnacion — 2020-11-17 22:02:34 UTC

Name: Betty Encarnacion
Date: 17 November, 2020
Group B
d: called, lived, appeared, arrived, closed, asked, travelled, opened, asked, closed, watched.
t: worked, walked, looked, stopped, laughed.
id: wanted, ended, invented, lasted.

Name: Erika Stefania Tandazo

erikatandazo — 2020-11-17 22:03:59 UTC

Date: November 17th, 2020

Regular Verbs Pronunciantion

d) = watched, lived, called, appeared, travelled, opened, arrived, asked, closed, asked

(t) = worked, stopped, laughed, walked, looked

(id) = ended, started, lasted, invented, wanted, started

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

jodiepadilla — 2020-11-17 22:12:03 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: Nov. 17th,2020

(d)= Called, appeared, Watched, Opened Asked, Travelled, Lived, Closed, Arrived
(t)= Looked, Worked, Stopped, Walked, Laughed
(id)= Ended, Lasted, Invented, Started, Wanted

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-17 22:12:57 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Nov, 17th. 2020
Group: B
/d/:

called
appeared
opened
asked
travelled
lived
closed
arrived
watched

/t/ =

walked
laughed
stopped
worked
looked

/id/ :

ended
lasted
started
wanted
invented

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

kattyjcastillo — 2020-11-17 22:27:10 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo

(d) = called appeared

Opened, asked, travelled, livend, closed, arrivied whatched.

(t)= looked worked

walked, laughed, stopped, worked.

(id)= ended lasted

started, wanted, invented.

regular verbs pronunciation

2020-11-17 22:38:15 UTC

name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
a. (d) could, appeared, arrived, lived
b. (t) looked, walked, worked, asked, stoped, laugthed
c. (Id) ended, lasted, invented, opened

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

alonsodelgado — 2020-11-17 23:04:02 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado.
Date: 17/11/2020
d= called, apepeared, asked, opened, travelled, lived, closed, arrivied, whatched.
t= looked, worked, walked, laughed, stopped, worked.
Id= ended, lasted, started, wanted, invented.

REGULAR VERB PRONUNCIATION

jackgomez3 — 2020-11-18 00:01:56 UTC

Name: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
Group. A
Date: 17/11/2020

Regular verb pronunciation

(d) called, apeared, opened, stoped, lived, arrived.
(t) looked, worked, laughed, walked.
(id) ended, invented, started, wanted.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

marloncastillo — 2020-11-18 00:12:43 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA

Date: 17-11-2020
(d)

· coulded

· appeared

· opened

· travelled

· lived

· rided

(t)

ü looked

ü worked

ü asked

ü closed

ü stoped

ü watched

ü laughed

(id)

§ started

§ invented

§ ended

§ lasted

Regular verbs pronunciation

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-11-18 00:26:50 UTC

Nombre: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 17/11/2020
1. /d/ --> asked, closed, arrived, travelled, opened, watched, lived and called.
2. /t/ --> laughed, stopped, walked, worked and looked.
3. /id/ --> invented, wanted, ended, started and lasted.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNTATION

jhordygranda — 2020-11-18 00:31:57 UTC

Name. Jhordy Granda
Date: 17th. Nov, 2020
Group A

/d/

Called
Appeared
Lived
Arrived
Opened

/t/

Looked
Worked
Watched
Laughed
Asked

/id/

Ended
Lasted
Started
Invented
Wanted

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

fernandoarias1 — 2020-11-18 00:38:57 UTC

Name: Fernando José Arias Quizhpe
Date: 17/11/2020
/d/
called, opened, lived, arrived
/t/
looked, walked, watched, asked.
/id/
ended, started, invented, wanted.

Regular verbs pronunciation

mariacsalazar — 2020-11-18 00:42:45 UTC

Name: Maria Cristina Salazar Jimenez
Date: 17/11/2020
1./d/ closed, arrived, called, cleaned, cried, danced.
2./t/ talked, asked, cooked.
3./id/ visited, waited, wanted.

Name: Sandra Karina Abad Camacho

sandraabad — 2020-11-18 00:58:05 UTC

Date: 17-11-2020

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION
D: called, appeared, opened, asked, travelled, livid, stoped
T: looked, worked, laughed, walked
ID: ended, invented, started, wanted

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

2020-11-18 01:13:40 UTC

Nombre: Omar de Jesús Parra Briceño
Date: 17-11-2020

Group: B
1. /d/ Asked-Closed-Arrived-Travelled-Watched-Lived and called-Opened
2. /t/ Laughed-Stopped-Walked-Worked and looked.
3. /id/ Invented-Wanted-Ended-Started and lasted.

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

kattycordova — 2020-11-18 01:25:20 UTC

Name: Katty Paulina Córdova Calderón
Date: 17/11/2020
Group: A

d) =
watched
lived
called
appeared
travelled
opened
arrived
asked
closed
asked

(t) =
worked
stopped
laughed
walked
looked

(id) =
ended
started
lasted
invented
wanted
started

Name: Nadia Calderon

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-11-18 01:26:20 UTC

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION
D/ Asked-Closed-arrved-travelled- watched
t/ laughed- stopped- walked- worked- looket
id/ invented- wnatedd- ended- starded- lasted

Name: Christian Jefferson Guayanay.

christianguayanay — 2020-11-18 01:29:24 UTC

Date: 17/11/2020
Regular Verbs Pronunciation

d: asked, closed, called, arrived, travelled, lived, arrived.

t: stopped, walked, worked, laughed

id: invented, started, lasted, ended, wanted.

REGULAR VERB PRONUNCIATION

nellyabad — 2020-11-18 01:36:05 UTC

Name: Nelly Katherine Abad Meneses
Date: 17/11/2020
Group A

(d)
Moved, returned, stayed, studied, married, widowed, raised, engaged, traveled
(t)
Worked, dropped, finished, divorced, stopped, laughed, coughed, watched
(id)
started , graduated, visited, separated, dated, attended

Name: Julia García

juliamgarcia2 — 2020-11-18 02:11:58 UTC

Date:17/11/2020
adverbs of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally / generally
70% often / frequently
50% sometimes
30% occasionally
10% seldom
5% hardly ever / rarely
0% never
ADVERBIAL PHRASES: EXAMPLE
My daughter showers every day.
My dog goes out to the park every sunday.
I go for a walk every year.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

victoralejandro1 — 2020-11-18 02:17:55 UTC

Name: Victor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 17/11/2020

Group: A
REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION
d: Closed, Arrivied, Whatched, Travelled, Lived, Called,
Asked, Opened.

t: Laughed, Walked,
Stopped, Looked.
Id: Lasted, Started,
Wanted, Invented.

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

juliamgarcia2 — 2020-11-18 02:27:21 UTC

Name: Julia García
Date:17/11/2020
Group :A
d: called, opened,watch,asked,travelled,lived, closed, arrived.
t: stopped,worked, walked,laughed
id: started,wanted,ended, invented, lasted.

Regular e Verbs Pronunciation

marjoriebustamante — 2020-11-18 03:09:00 UTC

Name: Marjorie Bustamante
Date: 17/11/2020.

Watched, called, appeared, Arrived, opened, asked, travelled, lived, closed,

Looked, stopped, worked, laughed, walked.

Ended, invented, lasted, started, wanted

Regular verbs pronunciation

2020-11-18 03:15:15 UTC

Nombre: Ana Cristina Poma Tene
D
closed, arrivied, whatched, travelled, lived, called, asked, opened.
T
laughed, walked, stoppend, looked.
ID
lasted, started, wanted, inventend.

Regular Vebs Pronunciation

2020-11-18 04:09:10 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 17-11-2020
/d/
Arrived

Called

Closed

Asked
Appeared
Travelled
Lived

/t/
Looked

Worked

walked
Stopped
Laughed
/id/
Started

worked
Lasted
Wanted

Invented

Ended

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

2020-11-18 04:39:45 UTC

Name: Daniela Alejandra Carrión Carrión
Date:17/11/2020
D

Travelled,Opened,Closed, Arrivied, Whatched, , Lived, Called, Asked.

T
Stopped,Walked, Looked,Laughed

Lasted, Started, Wanted, Invented

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNTATION

2020-11-18 04:42:04 UTC

NAME: KATHERINE VEGA
DATE: 17/11/2020
d = called/ appeared/ travelled, arrived/ opened/ lived/ closed
t= looked/ worked/ stopped/laughed/ walked
id= ended/ lasted/invented/ wanted

Name: Kerly Tamara González

kerlygonzalez — 2020-11-18 05:50:29 UTC

Date:16/11/2020
Adverbs of frequency
100% ALWAYS
90%USUALLY
80%GENERALLY
70%OFTEN
50%SOMETIMES
30%OCASSIONALLY
10%SELDOM
5%RARELY
0%NEVER
Examples:
I never take the bus
I always go to the gym
I brush my hair every morning
I walk every day

Name: Kerly Tamara González

kerlygonzalez — 2020-11-18 05:56:08 UTC

Date:17/11/2020
B
-watched
-called
-appeared
-arrived
-opened
-asked
-travelled
-lived
-closed
T
-walked
-looked
-laughed
-stopped
-worked
ID
-ended
-invited
-wanted
-lasted
-started

Regular verbs pronunciation

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-11-18 13:07:30 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 17th, 2020
Group: A
/d/ /t/ /id/
called looked ended
appeared walked lasted
opened worked invented
travelled watched started
lived asked wanted
closed stoped
arrived laughed

Regualr verbs pronuntation

vikyarmijos — 2020-11-18 13:07:34 UTC

Name: Viky Silvana Armijos Rivas
Date: 17/11/2020
Group: A

(d) =

watched
lived
called
appeared
travelled
opened
arrived
asked
closed
asked

(t) =

worked
stopped
laughed
walked
looked

(id) =

ended
started
lasted
invented
wanted
started

Regular verbs pronunciation

franklinbravo — 2020-11-18 13:18:15 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 17 – 11 - 2020

/d/
• called
• Appeared
• Watched
• Opened
• Asked
• Travelled
• lived
• Closed
• Arrived
/t/
• Looked
• Worked
• Stopped
• Walked
• Laughed
/Id/
• Ended
• lasted
• invented
• Started
• Wanted

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNTATION

2020-11-18 14:51:09 UTC

NAME: Byron Gallegos
DATE: 17-11-2020
D: Closed, Called, Travelled, Arrivied, Opened, Asked, Whatched, Lived.

T: Looked, Walked, Stopped, Laughed

ID: Started, Lasted, Invented, Wanted,

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNTATION

ximenaprado — 2020-11-18 15:36:15 UTC

Name: Ximena Prado
Date: 17 - 11 - 2020

d: closed, called, travelled, arrivied, opened, asked, watched, lived.

t: looked, walked, stopped, laughed, worked

id: lasted, invented, wanted, started, ended.

Regular verbs- Pronuntation.

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-18 16:09:21 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 17/11/2020
/d/
-Closed
-Appeared
-Called
-Travelled
-Arrived
-Opened
-Lived
-Loved
/t/
-Looked
-walked
-Asked
-stopped
-Laughed
-Worked
/ed/
-Ended
-Losted
-Invented
-Wanted
-Started

Regular verbs pronuntation

fernandoipacheco — 2020-11-18 18:05:12 UTC

Name:Fernando Israel Pacheco Cabrera
Date: 18 - 11 -2020
D
Closed, called, travelled, arrived, opened, asked, watched, lived.
T
Lokeed, walked, stopped, laughed, worked.
ID
Lasted, invented,wanted,started, ended.

REGULA VERBS PRONUNTIATION

kerlydjimenez — 2020-11-18 18:30:26 UTC

Name: Kerly del Rocio Jimenez Salazar
Date: 17/11/2020
d
closed, called, travelled, arrived, opened, asked, watched, lived.
t
lokeed, walde, stopped, laughed, worked
id
lasted, invented, wanted, started, enden.

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

anahicastillo1 — 2020-11-18 18:45:13 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: 17/11/2020
/d/
-Appeared/ Called/ Traveled/ Arrived/ Opened/ Lived/ Loved
/t/
-Looked/ Walked/ Asked/ Stopped/ Laughed/ Worked/ Watched/ Cloused
/id/
-Ended/ Losted/ Invented/ Wanted/ Started

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-11-18 19:19:41 UTC

Date: 17 - 11 - 2020
(d)
Opened – Called – Traveled – Arrived – Lived – Loved - Appeared
(t)
Worked - Looked – Stopped – Laughed – Watched – Cloused – Walked - Asked
(id)
Ended – Wanted – Started – Losted - Invented

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATON

anaquituizaca — 2020-11-18 19:21:14 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 17-11-20120
/D/

Opened
Called
Traveled
Arrived
Lived
Loved
Appeared

/T/

Worked
Looked
Stopped
Laughed
Watched
Cloused
Walked
Asked

/ID/

Ended
Wanted
Started
Losted
Invented

Regular Verbs

jordyapolo — 2020-11-18 19:31:14 UTC

Name: Jordy Apolo Rios
Date: 18/11/2020
Grupo “A”

/d/

Moved, stayed, called, asked, lived, appeared, travelled.

/t/

Worked, looked, walked, asked, laughed.

/id/

Invented, started, wanted, invited.

REGULAR VERBS

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-18 19:54:59 UTC

Name: Sara Gabriela Medina
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B

/d/

Opened, traveled, lived, arrived, lived, appeared, called.

/t/

watched, asked, walked, laughed, cloused.

/id/

Ended, started, invented, wanted.

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

isabelamedina — 2020-11-18 21:23:52 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B
FUTURE
Tomorrow (one day after today).
Next week
Next Month
PRESENT
Today
This Week
This Month
PAST
Yesterday
Last week
Last Month
We can combine these
-In + months / years.
-Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon.
-Last + night / month / week / year.
-Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO.
-WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child.

EXAMPLES:

When: she was a teenager.
Last: ninght.
In: the 1080s
On: 8 agust.
Yerterday: afternoom.
A decade: ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-18 21:24:18 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO GRANDA
DATE: November 18th, 2020
Group: B
· In 2004 / on April 1 2004

· Yesterday

· Last month / in March

· 5 years ago

· When she was 1

- In + months / years

- Yesterday / yesterday morning / yesterday evening

- Last + night / week / month / year

- Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + ago
- When + I was 10 / I started school / she was a child

· When she was a teenager.

· Last night

· in the 1080s

· on 8 august

· yesterday afternoon

· a decade ago

Name: Erika Stefania Tandazo Nuñez

erikatandazo — 2020-11-18 21:33:33 UTC

Date: 18th - November - 2020
Times Expressions
IN + months / years

YESTERDAY / yesterday morning / yesterday evening / yesterday afternoon
LAST + nigth / week / month /year
two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / she was a child

Examples:
Mi friends organized a party last nigth
she wasn´t studying english yesterday afternoon

NAME: JAMIL ALEXANDER AVILA ARMIJOS

jamilavila — 2020-11-18 22:02:50 UTC

DATE: 18/11/2020
TOPIC: TIMES EXPRESSIONS
In : year/ month
Yesterday
Yesterday evening
Yesterday mornig
Yesterday afternoon
Last month
Last week
Last year
last night
1. when : she was a teenager
2. last: night
3. in: the 1080s
4. on: 8 Agust
5. yesterday : afternoon
6. a decade: ago

Name: Jhonatan Geovanny Loaiza Cabrera

jhonatanloaiza — 2020-11-18 22:08:36 UTC

Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B
Topic: TIMES EXPRESSIONS
1.- IN+months / years
2.- yesterday/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
3.- last+night/week/month/year
4.-two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years+AGO
5.- When+ I was 10/ I started school/she was a child

1)When ___ she was a teenager
2)last____ ninght
3)in ____ the 1080s
4)on ____8 august
5)yesterday _____afternoon
6)a decade_____ ago

Times Expressions

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-18 22:09:21 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 18/11/2020
- Yesterday
- Last month
- 5 years ago
- Yesterday/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
- Last + nigth/ week/ month/ year
- Two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO

NAME: JENNY MELANIA ESPINOZA ARMIJOS

jennyespinoza — 2020-11-18 22:11:15 UTC

DATE:18/11/2020
GROUP: A
TIMES EXPRESSION
- In 2004/ on april12004
- yesterday
- last month/in March
- 5 years ago
- when she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE
- In + mosths/years
- YESTERDAy/ yesterday morning/yesterday evening
- LAST+ nigth/week/month/year
- two minutes/three days/two weeks/five years+ AGO
- WHEN+ I was/ I started school/she was a child.

THESE PHRASES

- WHEN SHE WAS A TEENAGER
- LAST NIGTH
- IN THE 1080s
- ON 8 AUGUST
- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
- A DECADE AGO.

Times Expressions

pupilojaramillo — 2020-11-18 22:16:28 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 18 / 11/ 2020

in + months / years
yesterday / yesterday morning / yesterday evening.
last + night / week / month / year
two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + ago
when + i was 10 / i started school / she was a child
Ejample:
When .... she was a teenager
last.. night
in... the 1080s
on.... 8 August
yesterday....... afternoon
a decade ... ago

Times Expressions

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-18 22:18:05 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 18/11/2020

In + months/ years
Yesterday / yesterday morning /yesterday evening
Last + nigth / month /week / year
two minutes / three days / two weeks / five yeras + AGO
When + I was 10/ I started school + she was a child

1. When she was a teenager
2. last night
3.in the 1080s
4. on 8 August
5. Yesterday afternoon
6. A decade AGO

NAME: JULIA MARIA GARCIA ABARCA

juliamgarcia2 — 2020-11-18 22:19:09 UTC

Date: 18/11/2020
Group: A
TIMES EXPRESSION
-In 2004 / on april 2004
-yesterday
-last month / in march
-5 years ago
when she was

-in + months /years
- yesterday /yesterday morning/
yesterday evening
-last + ninght / week / month / year
- Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years +ago
- when +I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child.

-when was a teenager
- last night
- in the 1080s
- on 8august
- yesterday afternoon
- a decade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

anaquituizaca — 2020-11-18 22:29:29 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 18-11-2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

In + months / years
Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
Last + night / month / week / year
Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child

LET’S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When ---> she was a teenager

Last ---> night

In ---> the 1080s

On ---> 8 August

Yesterday ---> afternoon

A decade ---> ago

Name: Luis Andrès Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-11-18 22:29:30 UTC

Date: 18 - 11 - 2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In + months / years

-Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
-Last + night / month / week / year
-two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
- WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child
LET’S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
1. When: She was a teenager
2. Last: Night
3. In: The 1080s
4. On: 8 August
5. Yesterday: Afternoon
6. A decade: Ago

Name: Nathaly Jelena Apolo Romero.

2020-11-18 22:31:03 UTC

Date: 18 noviembre, 2020.

TOPIC: TIMES EXPRESSIONS.

In: year/ months, yesterday, yesterday evening, yesterday afthernoom, yesterday morning.
last, week, last month, last ningt.
1: When: she was a teenager.
2: Last: ninght.
3: In: the 1080s
4: on: 8 agust.
5: Yerterday: afternoom.
6: a decade: ago.

Name: Maria Cristina Salazar Jiménez

2020-11-18 22:38:39 UTC

Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B
Times Expressions
In 2009
On September
Last month/ Last weeek/ Last day/ Last nigth
4 eyes ago
When+ I star

2020-11-18 22:42:20 UTC

Name Thalia Macas
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B
Topic: TIMES EXPRESSIONS
1.- IN+months / years
2.- yesterday/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
3.- last+night/week/month/year
4.-two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years+AGO
5.- When+ I was 10/ I started school/she was a child

1)When ___ she was a teenager
2)last____ ninght
3)in ____ the 1080s
4)on ____8 august
5)yesterday _____afternoon
6)a decade_____ ago

name: MARIA BELGICA GAONAGAONA

2020-11-18 22:46:11 UTC

DATE: 18-11-20
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
in+months/years
- yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
- last +night/week/month/year
- two minutes/three days /two weeks/five years+ago
-when+I 10/I started school/she was a child
LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
- When she was a teenager
- last night
-in the 1080s
- on 8 august
-yesterday afternoon
- a decade ago

2020-11-18 22:47:42 UTC

María Janina Díaz Sarango
In+months / years
*Yesterday / Yesterday evening/ Yesterday mornig/ Yesterday affernoon
* Last+ night/month/week/year.
* Two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years +AGO.
* When + I was 10/ I started school/ She was a child
LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When She was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday Afternoon
A decade Ago

Times expressions

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-18 22:51:45 UTC

Name : Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez
date: 18 -11-2020
group: B
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

We can combine these
n: year/ months, yesterday, yesterday evening, yesterday afthernoom, yesterday morning.
last, week, last month, last ningt.
EXAMPLES:
1: When: she was a teenager.
2: Last: ninght.
3: In: the 1080s
4: on: 8 agust.
5: Yerterday: afternoom.
6: a decade: ago

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-11-18 22:54:07 UTC

Date: 18/11/2020
TIMES ESPRESSIONS

- In + months / years

- Yesterday / Yesterday morning / Yesterday evening

- Last + night / week / month / year

- Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + ago

- When + i was 10 / i started school / she was a child

Examples

- When --- she was a teenager

- Last----- night

- In ------ the 1080s

- On----- 8 august

- Yesterday-----afternoon

- A decade------ ago

Name: Karen Patrica Barba Barba

2020-11-18 22:59:40 UTC

Date:18/11/2020
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
in+months/years
-yesterday/yesterday
morning/yesterday evening
-last+night/week/month/year
-Two minutes/ three days/ two
weeks/ five years+ ago
-When + i was 10/ i started
school/se was a child
Examples
-When--she was a teenager
-Last--night
-On----8 august
-Yesterday---afternoon
-A decade---ago

Time Expressions

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-18 23:01:21 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Nov, 18th, 2020
Group: B
Let¨s see if you can mach these pharases

When: She was a teenager
On: 8 August
Yesterday: Afternoon
A decade: Ago
Last: Night
In: The 1080s

Look at the Examples:

In 2004 / on April 1 2004
5 years ago
When she was
Yesterday
Las month / in March

We can combine thense
In + months / years

Yesterday / yesterday morning / yesterday evening
Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + ago
When + I was 10 / I started school / she was a child
Last + night / week / month / year

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

kattycordova — 2020-11-18 23:04:34 UTC

Name: Katty Paulina Córdova Calderón
Date: 18 - 11 - 2020
Group: A
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In + months / years

-Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
-Last + night / month / week / year
-two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
- WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child
LET’S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
1. When she was a teenager
2. Last night
3. In the 1080s
4. On 8 August
5. Yesterday afternoon
6. A decade ago

TIME EXPRESSION

fernandoarias1 — 2020-11-18 23:23:06 UTC

Name: Fernando José Arias Quizhpe
Date: 18/11/2020
Look at the examples

Yesterday /morning, evening, afternoon
Last month / in March
5 years ago
When she was 1
in 2004 / on April 1 2004

We can combine these

In + months/years
Yesterday/yesterdar morning/ yesterday evening
Last + night/week/month/year
two minutes/three days/two weeks/fiveyears + Ago
When + i was 10/I started school/she was a child

Let´s see if you can match these phrases

When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
Adecade ago

Times expressions

elianjaramillo — 2020-11-18 23:26:51 UTC

Name: Elian Jaramillo
Date: 18 -11-2020
Group: B
Examples

In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

We can combine these
-In + months / years.
-Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon.
-Last + night / month / week / year.
-Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO.
-WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child.

EXAMPLES:

When: she was a teenager.
Last: ninght.
In: the 1080s
On: 8 agust.
Yerterday: afternoom.
A decade: ago

TIME EXPRESSION

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-18 23:28:52 UTC

NAME: JOSSELYN PAMELA PALADINES
DATE: 18/11/2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
-In 2004 / on April 1 2004
-Yesterday
-Las month / in March
-5 years ago
-When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In+months/years
- yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
- last +night/week/month/year
- two minutes/three days /two weeks/five years+ago
-when+I 10/I started school/she was a child
EXAMPLES:
1: When: she was a teenager.
2: Last: ninght.
3: In: the 1080s
4: on: 8 agust.
5: Yerterday: afternoom.
6: a decade: ago

time expression

2020-11-18 23:53:09 UTC

name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
Yesterday, Yesterday evening, Yesterday mornig ,Yesterday afternoon

Last month, Last week, Last year, last night

1. when : she was a teenager 2. last: night 3. in: the 1080s 4. on: 8 Agust 5. yesterday : afternoon 6. a decade: ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

jackgomez3 — 2020-11-18 23:53:26 UTC

NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
Group A
DATE: 18/11/2020

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

IN + month/years
YESTERDAY + morning/evening
LAST + night/week/month/year
Two minutes/three days/five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/she was a child

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When: she was teenager
Last: night
In: the 1080s
On: 8 August
Yesterday: Afternoon
A decade: ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

vikyarmijos — 2020-11-19 00:33:04 UTC

Name: Viky Silvana Armijos Rivas
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: A
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 / on April 1 2004

Yesterday

Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In + months / years

-Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
-Last + night / month / week / year
-two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
- WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child
LET’S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
1. When she was a teenager
2. Last night
3. In the 1080s
4. On 8 August
5. Yesterday afternoon
6. A decade ago

TIME EXPRESSION

alejandrobravo3 — 2020-11-19 00:54:30 UTC

NAME: ALEJANDRO BRAVO
DATE: 18/11/2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
*In 2004/in march
*yesterday
*las month/in march
*5 years ago
*when she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In+months/years
-yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
-last+night/week/month/year
-two minutes/threedays/two weeks/five years+ago
EXAMPLES
-When: she was a teenager
-Last: ninght
-In: in 1080s
-On: 8 agust
-Yesterday: afternoom
-A decade: ago

Time Expression

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-19 00:58:19 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacis
Date: 18/11/2020
Look at the examples.

In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

We can combine these

In + months / years
Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
Last + night / month / week / year
two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child

Let´s see if you can match these phrases.

When-She was a teenager
Last-Night
In-The 1080s
On-8 August
Yesterday-Afternoon
A decade-Ago

TIME EXPRESSION

jodiepadilla — 2020-11-19 00:58:26 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 18-11-2020
Group: B
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

TIME EXPRESSION

kerlygonzalez — 2020-11-19 01:00:17 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamara González
Date: 18/11/2020
Grupo: A
EXAMPLES
- In 2004/ on April 1 2004
-Yesterday
-Last month/in March
-5 years ago
-When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In + months/years
-Yestarday/yestarday morning/yesterday evening.
-Last + nigth/week/month/year
-two minutes/three days/two weeks/fiveyears + ago
-When + i was 10/ i started school/she was a child
LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
-When she was a teenager
-Last nigth
-In the 1080s
-On 8 August
-Yesterday afternoon
-Adecade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

franklinbravo — 2020-11-19 01:06:24 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 18-11-2020

Look at the examples
• In 2004
• On April 1 2004
• Yesterday
• Last month
• In March
• 5 years ago
• When she was 1
We can combine these
• In + months/ years
• Yesterday/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
• Last + night/week/month/year
• Two minutes/three days/ two weeks/ five years + ago
• When + 1 was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
Let’s see if you can match these phrases
1. When she was a teenager
2. Last night
3. In the 1080s
4. On 8 August
5. Yesterday afternoon
6. A decade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

2020-11-19 01:18:48 UTC

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene
In: year/ months/ yesterday/ yesterday evening/ yesterday afthernoom/ yesterday morning.
last , week, last month, last ningh.
* When: she was a teenager
* Last: ninght
* In: the 1080s
* on: 8 agust
* yesterday: afternoom
* a decade: ago

TIMES EXPRESSION

2020-11-19 01:25:04 UTC

NAME: Byron Gallegos
DATE: 18-11-2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
- In 2004/on April 1 2004
- Yesterday
- last month/in March
- 5 years ago
- When she was 1
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
- In + months/years
- Yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday afternoon/yesterday evening
- Last + night/week/month/year
- two minutes/three days/two weeks/five years+ago
-WHEN + Iwas 10/I started school/she was a child
LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
- When/she was a teenager
- Last/night
- In/the 1080S
- On/8 August
-Yesterday/afternoon
- A decade/ago

TIMES EXPRESSION

alonsodelgado — 2020-11-19 01:27:37 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 18/11/2020
group: A
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

-Yesterday /morning, evening, afternoon.
-Last month / in March.
-5 years ago.
-When she was 1.
-in 2004 / on April 1 2004.

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

-In + months/years.
-Yesterday/yesterday morning/ yesterday evening.
-Last + night/week/month/year.
-two minutes/three days/two weeks/five years + Ago.
-When + i was 10/I started school/she was a child.

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

-When she was a teenager.
-Last night.
-In the 1080s.

-On 8 August.
- Yesterday afternoon.

- A decade ago.

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

stivecajas — 2020-11-19 01:28:25 UTC

Name: Stive Israel Cajas Pérez
Date: 18/11/2020
GROUP B
Look at the examples.
In 2004 / on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was
We can combine these
In + months / years
Yesterday / Yesterday evening / Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
Last + night / month / week / year
two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child
Let´s see if you can match these phrases.
When-She was a teenager
Last-Night
In-The 1080s
On-8 August
Yesterday-Afternoon
A decade-Ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

marloncastillo — 2020-11-19 01:31:11 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA

GROUP "A"
Date: 18-11-2020

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 - on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month - in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

In + months -years
Yesterday - Yesterday evening - Yesterday mornig -Yesterday afternoon
Last + night - month - week - year
Two minutes -three days - two weeks - five years + AGO
When + I was 10 - I started school - She was a child

LET’S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When -- she was a teenager

Last -- night

In -- the 1080s

On -- 8 August

Yesterday -- afternoon

A decade -- ago

Name: Betty Encarnacion

bettyencarnacion — 2020-11-19 01:46:07 UTC

Date: 18 November, 2020
GROUP B
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

· 5 years ago

· When she was 1

· Last month / in March

· In 2004 / on April 1 2004

· Yesterday /morning, evening, afternoon

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

· In + months/years

· Yesterday/yesterday morning/ yesterday evening

· Last + night/week/month/year

· two minutes/three days/two weeks/five years + Ago

· When + I was 10/I started school/she was a child

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

· When she was a teenager

· Last night

· In the 1080s

· On 8 August

· Yesterday afternoon

· A decade ago

Times Expressions

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-11-19 01:57:33 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 18/11/2020
Look at the examples
- in 2004/ on April 2004
- Yesterday
- last month/ in March
- 5 years ago
- when she was 1
We can combine these
- IN + months/ years
- YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
- LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
- two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO

- WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child.
Let´s see if you can match these phrases
1. When she was a teenager

2. Last night

3. In the 1080s

4. On 8 August

5. Yesterday afternoon

6. A decade ago

Times Expressions

jhordygranda — 2020-11-19 02:16:40 UTC

Name: Jhordy Vicente Granda Guerrero
Date: Nov. 18th, 2020
Group 2
Times Expressions For The Past

IN + months / years
YESTERDAY / yesterday morning / yesterday evening
LAST + night / week / month / year
Two minutes / Three days/ Two weeks / Five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / She was a child

TIME EXPRESSION

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-19 02:40:43 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date:18-11-2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004/ on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month/in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

In+months/years
yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
last +night/week/month/year
two minutes/three days /two weeks/five years+ago
when + I 10/I started school/she was a child

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Times Expressions

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-11-19 02:48:41 UTC

Name: Nadia Elizabeth Calderón Jaramillo
Date: 18/11/2020
Time Expressions for the past
In use por the years/ months
On use por full complete date
Last+ nigth/week/month/year
Ten minutos/ four days/ five weeks
When+ I was a child
Yesterday+ nigth/ afternoon/ morning

TIMES ESPRESSIONS

victoralejandro1 — 2020-11-19 02:53:40 UTC

Name: Victor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco

Date: 18/11/2020

Group: A
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

in 2004/ on April 2004
Yesterday/ morning, evening, afternoon.
last month/ in March.
5 years ago.
when she was 1

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

IN + months/ years.
YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening.
LAST + night/ week/ month/ year.
two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO.
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child.

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
1. When she was a teenager

2. Last night

3. In the 1080s

4. On 8 August

5. Yesterday afternoon

6. A decade ago

Name: Sandra Karina Abad Camacho

sandraabad — 2020-11-19 03:36:21 UTC

Date: 18-11-2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
-In 2004/ on April 2004
-yesterday
-last month/in March
-5 years ago
-When she was 1
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
-In /months/years
-Yesterday/ yesterday morning/yesterday evening.
-Last/ night/ week/month/year
-When/ I was 10/Istarted school/ she was a child
LETS SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
-When she was a teenager
-last night
-In the 1080s
-On 8 August
-Yesterday Afternoon
-A decade ago

Time expressions

marjoriebustamante — 2020-11-19 04:06:36 UTC

Name: Marjorie Bustamante
Date: 18/11/2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

-Yesterday /morning, evening, afternoon.
-Last month / in March.
-5 years ago.
-When she was 1.
-in 2004 / on April 1 2004.

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

-When she was a teenager.
-Last night.
-In the 1080s.

-On 8 August.
- Yesterday afternoon.

- A decade ago.

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-19 04:46:26 UTC

Date: 18/11/2020
TIME EXPRESSIONS

REGULA VERBS PRONUNTIATION

jeanestrada1 — 2020-11-19 05:28:56 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

Date 17/11/2020

closed, called, travelled, arrived, opened, asked, watched, lived.

lokeed, walde stopped, laughed, worked.

Lasted, invented, wanted, started, enden.

Time Expressions

jeanestrada1 — 2020-11-19 05:37:00 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

Date 19/11/2020

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 /on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

In + months / years
Yesterday / Yesterday evening
Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
Last + night / month / week / year
two minutes / three days / two
Weeks / five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / 1 started
School / She was a child

LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

2020-11-19 13:48:22 UTC

Name: Maria Mercedes Zaquinaula
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B
1. Examples:
-In 2004/ on April 1 2004
-Yesterday
-Last month / in March
- 5 years ago
-When she was
2. We can combine these
- In + months / years
-Yesterday / Yersterday evening/ yersterday mornig/ yersterday afternoon.
- Last + night/month/year/week
- Two minutes/ two weeks/five years/three days+AGO
- When + I was 10/I started school/She was a child.
3. Examples.
- When : She was a teenager
- Last: Ninght
- In: The 1080s
- On: 8 august
- Yesterday: Afternoon
- A decade: Ago

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

2020-11-19 14:41:58 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 18/11/2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 /on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month /in March
5 years ogo
When she was

WEN CAN COMBINE THESE

In+months/ years
Yesterday/ yesteday
Morning / yesterday evening
Last+ night/week/month/year
Two minutes/ three days/two
Weeks/fie years+ago
When+ I10/ I started
School/ she was a child

LET`S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-19 14:45:17 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño.
Date: 17/11/2020
Group: A

D
closed, called, travelled, arrived, opened, asked, watched, lived.
T
lokeed, walde stopped, laughed, worked.
ID
Lasted, invented, wanted, started, enden.

Times Expressions

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-19 14:47:11 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: A
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
In 2004 /on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE
In + months / years
Yesterday / Yesterday evening
Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
Last + night / month / week / year
two minutes / three days / two
Weeks / five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10 / 1 started
School / She was a child

LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Times expresion

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-19 16:06:18 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date: 18/11/20
Look at the example
* in 2004/ on April 1 2004
* yesterday
* last month / in March
* when she was I
We can combine these
- in + months /year
- YESTERDAY / yesterday morning /yesterday evening
- LAST + night /week / month /year
- two minutes /three days/two weeks/five years + AGO
- WHEN + I was 10/ I started school /she was a child
Let´s see if you can match
These phrase
- When she was a teenager
-Last night
- On 8 August
- Yesterday afternoon
- A decade ago

Times Expressions

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-11-19 16:45:32 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo
Date: 18-11-2020
Group A
Look at the examples

In 2004 /on April 1 2004
Yesterday
Las month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

We can combine these
In + months / years
Yesterday / Yesterday evening
Yesterday mornig / Yesterday afternoon
Last + night / month / week / year
two minutes / three days / two
Weeks / five years + Ago
When + I was 10 / 1 started
School / She was a child

Let's see if you can match these phrases
When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

christianguayanay — 2020-11-19 17:20:18 UTC

Name: Christian Guayanay
Date: 18/11/2020
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES.

In 2004 / on April 1 2004

Yesterday

Las month / in March

5 years ago

When she was
WEN CAN COMBINE THESE

In + months / year

YESTERDAY / yesterday morning / yesterday evening

LAST + nignht / week / month / year / two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + AGO.

WHEN + I was 10 / I started school / she was a child.
LET’S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES.

When she was a teenager

Last night

In the 1080s

On 8 August

Yesterday afternoon

A decade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

2020-11-19 17:27:03 UTC

Name: JORGE WLADIMIR GRANDA ALBAN.
Date:18/11/20
LOK AT THE EXAMPLES.
In 2004 / on april 2004
Yesteday
Las month / in march
5 years age
When she was
WEN CAN COMBINE THESE
In+month / year
YESTERDAY
Yesterday morning/ yesterday evening.
Last + night /week/ month/ year/ two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years +Ago.
WHEN+ I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET'S SEE IN YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES.
When she was a teenager.
Last night.
In the 1080s.
On 8 August.
Yesterday afternoon.
A decade ago.

Times expressions

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-11-19 17:34:50 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 18th, 2020
Group: A
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES:

In 2004/ on April 1, 2004
Yesterday
Last month/ in March
5 years ago
When she was 1

WE CAN COMBINE THESE:

IN + months/ years
YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:
1) When she was a teenager
2) Last night
3) In the 1080s
4) On 8 August
5) Yesterday afternoon
6) A decade ago

Regular Verbs Pronunciation

2020-11-19 17:44:58 UTC

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Alban.
Date:17/11/2020.
/d/
-Appeared/ Called/ Traveled/ Arrived/ Opened/ Lived/ Loved
/t/
-Looked/ Walked/ Asked/ Stopped/ Laughed/ Worked/ Watched/ Cloused
/id/
-Ended/ Losted/ Invented/ Wanted/ Started

Times Expressions

kattyjcastillo — 2020-11-19 18:49:52 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo

Look at the Example

In 2004/on April 1,2004

Yesterday

Last/ month/in March

5 years ago

When she was 1

We can combine these

IN + months/ year

YESTEDAY /yesterday morning/ yesterday evening

LAST +Ning/ week/month/ year

Two minutes/ three days /two weeks / five years ÁGO

WHEN + Iwas 10/ Israrted school/ she was a child

Let´s see if you can match these pharases:

1. When she was a teenager

2. Last night

3. In the 1080s

4. On 8 Agous

5. Yesterday afternoon

6. A decade ago

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

jhulissabermeo — 2020-11-19 19:07:11 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Date:18/11/20
LOK AT THE EXAMPLES.
In 2004 / on april 2004
Yesteday
Las month / in march
5 years age
When she was
WEN CAN COMBINE THESE
In+month / year
YESTERDAY
Yesterday morning/ yesterday evening.
Last + night /week/ month/ year/ two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years +Ago.
WHEN+ I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET'S SEE IN YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES.
When she was a teenager.
Last night.
In the 1080s.
On 8 August.
Yesterday afternoon.
A decade ago.

jhulissabermeo — 2020-11-19 19:09:36 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Date: 16/11/2020
Adverb of frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
I study in my house every day
I play basquetball from Monday to Friday
I listen to music every day

FUNCTION OF THE PRESENT SIMPLE

jhulissabermeo — 2020-11-19 19:12:26 UTC

Date: 12-11-20
HABITS

I walk in the park every friday

Do you walk in the park every friday?

Yes, i do
GENERAL TRUE
I do homework and projects

Do you do homework and projects?

Yes, i do

Times Expressions

2020-11-19 19:48:55 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Díaz G
Date: 18/11/20
EXAMPLES.
- In 2004 / on april 2004
- Yesteday
- Las month / in march
- 5 years ago
- When she was
WEN CAN COMBINE THESE
- In+month / year
YESTERDAY
- Yesterday morning/
- yesterday evening.
Last + night /week/ month/ year/ two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years +Ago.
WHEN+ I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET'S SEE IN YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES.
- When she was a teenager.
- Last night.
- In the 1080s.
- On 8 August.
- Yesterday afternoon.
- A decade ago.

Times Espressions

2020-11-19 20:11:32 UTC

Name: Jessica P. Gómez Tapia
Date:18-11-2020
1Examples
-In 2004/ on April 1, 2004

-Yesterday

-Last month/ in March

-5 years ago

-When she was
2WE CAN COMBINE THESE:

-In + months/ years

-YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening/yersterday afternoon.

-LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
-Two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO

-WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child.
3LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:

1) When she was a teenager

2) Last night

3) In the 1080s

4) On 8 August

5) Yesterday afternoon

6) A decade ago

TIME EXPRESSIONS

jordyapolo — 2020-11-19 20:35:30 UTC

Name: Jordy Apolo
Date:18/11/20
LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES.
In 2004 / On april 2004
Yesteday
Las month -- in march
5 years age
When she was
WEN CAN COMBINE THESE
In+month / year
YESTERDAY
Yesterday morning-yesterday evening.
Last + night -week- month-year-two minutes- three days-two weeks- five years +Ago.
WHEN+ I was -I started school- she was a child
LET'S SEE IN YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES.
- When she was a teenager.
- Last night.
- In the 1080s.
- On 8 August.
- Yesterday afternoon.
- A decade ago.

Times expresion

nellyabad — 2020-11-20 02:43:30 UTC

Name: Nelly Katherine Abad Meneses
Date: 19/11/20

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
In 2004/on April 2004
Yesteday
Last month/in March
5 years ago
When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE
IN+months/years
Yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
Last+ night/week/month/year
Two minute/three days/two weeks/five years+ago
When +Í was 10/ I started school/she was a child
LET‘S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When she was teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Times expresion

fernandoipacheco — 2020-11-20 04:17:10 UTC

Name: Fernando Israel Pacheco Cabrera.

Look at the examples
In 2004/on April 2004
Yesteday
Last month/in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE
IN+months/years
Yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
Last+ night/week/month/year
Two minute/three days/two weeks/five years+ago
When +Í was 10/ I started school/she was a child

LET‘S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When she was teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Times Expressions

mariaatapia — 2020-11-20 20:43:16 UTC

NAME: Maria Tapia
DATE: Nov. 18, 2020
Look at the examples
- in 2004/ on April 2004
- Yesterday
- last month/ in March
- 5 years ago
- when she was 1
We can combine these
- IN + months/ years
- YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
- LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
- two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO

- WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child.
Let´s see if you can match these phrases
1. When she was a teenager

2. Last night

3. In the 1080s

4. On 8 August

5. Yesterday afternoon

6. A decade ago

katherinevega1 — 2020-11-21 18:10:30 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 18/11/20
EXAMPLES.
- In 2004 / on april 2004
- Yesteday
- Last month / in march
- 5 years ago
- When she was
WEN CAN COMBINE THESE
- In+month / year
YESTERDAY
- Yesterday morning/
- yesterday evening.
Last + night /week/ month/ year/ two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years +Ago.
WHEN+ I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET'S SEE IN YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES.
- When she was a teenager.
- Last night.
- In the 1080s.
- On 8 August.
- Yesterday afternoon.
- A decade ago.

Times expresion

kerlydjimenez — 2020-11-22 02:10:55 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 18/11/2020
1. LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
* In 2004/ on April 2004
* Yesterday
* Last month / in March
* 5 years ago
* When she was
2. WE CAN COMBINE THESE:
* In + months/years
* Yesterday/yesterday morning / yestesday evening/yesterday afternoon
* Last + ninght/week/month/year
* Two minutes/three days/ two weeks/five years +Ago
* When + I was 10/ I started scholl/she was a child
3. LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:
* When she was a teenager
* Last night
* In the 1080s
*On 8 August
* Yesterday afternoon
* A decade ago

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo.

2020-11-22 16:59:46 UTC

Group: A
Look at the examples
In 2004/on April 2004
Yesteday
Last month/in March
5 years ago
When she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE
IN+months/years
Yesterday/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
Last+ night/week/month/year
Two minute/three days/two weeks/five years+ago
When +Í was 10/ I started school/she was a child

LET‘S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
When she was teenager
Last night
In the 1080s
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Regular verbs

2020-11-22 17:00:43 UTC

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo
Group: A
d
closed, called, travelled, arrived, opened, asked, watched, lived.
t
lokeed, walde, stopped, laughed, worked
id
lasted, invented, wanted, started, enden

Time Expressions

anahicastillo1 — 2020-11-23 04:19:45 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo
Date: Nov. 18th, 2020
Group: A

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES:
- In 2004/ on April 1, 2004
- Yesterday
- Last month/ in March
- 5 years ago
- When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE:
IN + months/ years
YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:
1) When she was a teenager
2) Last night
3) In the 1080s
4) On 8 August
5) Yesterday afternoon
6) A decade ago

TIME EXPRESSIONS

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-23 04:54:05 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Look at the example

in 2004/ on April 1 2004
yesterday
last month / in March
when she was I

We can combine these

in + months /year
YESTERDAY / yesterday morning /yesterday evening
LAST + night /week / month /year
two minutes /three days/two weeks/five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school /she was a child

Let´s see if you can match
These phrase

When she was a teenager
Last night
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

jennyespinoza — 2020-11-24 20:32:40 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE:24/11/2020
GROUP: A
VOCABULARY
(FOR EYES) colour brown
1. facial hair between the mounth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin bear
3.(FOR SKIN) ligth- coloured pale
4. (FOR HAIR) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
6. FOR HAIR) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make up for the mouth lipstick
8.(INTHE EARS,NOSE,ETC) WITH A HOLE FOR JEWERELLY PIERCINGS
9.good-looking atractive
10. (FOR PERSON) ore than average heigth tall
11. thin in an atractive way slim.

adjetive- comparative- superlative
1. young-younger-the youngest
2. happy-happier-the happiest
3 more-more serious-the most serious
4. bad-worse-the worst

Vocabulary

carlosadiaz — 2020-11-24 21:06:25 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G
Date: 24/11/2020
(for eyes) colour brown
1. facial hair between the mosth and nose moustache
2 facial hair on the chin
3 (for skin) ligth-coloured pale
4 (for hair) opposite of long short
5 a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
6 (for hair) change from the natural colour dyed
7 make-up for the mouth lipstick
8 (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercingd
9 good-looking attractive
10 (for a person) more than average height tall
11 thin in an attractive way slim

1 syllabus
young (adjetive),
younger (Comparative) ,
the youngest (superlative)
2 syllables
happy (Adjective)
Happier (Comparative)
the happiest (Superlative)
2/3 syllables
serious (Adjetive)
more serious (Comparative)
the most (Superlative)

Irregular forms

Good (Adjetive)
Better(Comparative)
The Best (Superlative)

Bad ( Adjetive)
Worse (Comparative)
The wordst (Superlative)

Physical appearance vocabulary

mariaatapia — 2020-11-24 21:06:37 UTC

NAME: María Tapia
DATE: Nov. 24th, 2020
Vocabulary 1

(for eyes) colour brown
facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
facial hair on the chin beard
(for skin) light-colored pale
(for hair) oppositive of long short
a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
make-up for the mouth lipstick
(in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
good-looking attractive
(for a person) more than average height tall
thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary 2

Which of these words does not describe skin?

blonde

Which of these words does not describe hair?

square

Which of these words does not describe facial hair?

bald

Table of comparison
Adjective Comparative Superlative
young younger the youngest

happy happier the happiest serious more serious most serious
good better the best
bad worse the worst

PHYSICALLY APPEARANCE

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-24 21:07:38 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda
Date: November 24th, 2020
Group: B
Vocabulary physically appearance

Find words in the texts which mean:

1 facial hair between the mouth and nose = moustache

2 facial hair on the chin = beard

3 (for skin) light-coloured, = pale

4 (for hair) opposite of long = short

5 a permanent mark on the skin made with ink = tatto

6 (for hair) changed from the natural colour = dyed

7 make-up for the mouth = lipstick

8 (in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery = piercings

9 good-looking = attractive

10 (for a person) more than average height = tall

11 thin in an attractive way = slim

Comparative or superlative forms

Adjective- comparative-superlative

1 syllable = Young- younger- the youngest

2 syllables ending in - y = Happy – happier – the happiest

2/3 syllables = Serious – more serious – the most serious

Irregular forms Good – better – the best

Bad – worse – the worst

1 she older than me

2 the best in the world

3 It’s the same as me

4 It’s similar to the other one

5 they’re different from the others

6 she looks like me

VOCABULARY FOR PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-24 21:07:55 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 24/11/20
1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2. facial hair on the chin beard.
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale.
4. (for hair) opposite of long short.
5. a permanent mark on the skin meda with ink tatto.
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick.
8. (in the ears, nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercing.
9. good-looking attractive.
10. (for a person) more than average height tall.
11. thin in an attractive way slim.

TABLE OF COMPARASING
Adjective Comparative Superlative

young younger the youngest

happy happier the happiest serious more serious most serious
good better the best
bad worse the worst

Vocabulary words (Physical appearance)

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-11-24 21:09:43 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 24th, 2020
Group: A
VOCABULARY 1:
(for eyes) colour brown
1 facial hair between the mouth and nose: moustache
2 facial hair on the chin: beard
3 (for skin) light-coloured: pale
4 (for hair) opposite of long: short
5 a permanent mark on the skin made with ink: tattoo
6 (for hair) changed from the natural colour: dyed
7 make-up for the mouth: lipstick
8 (in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery: piercings
9 good-looking: attractive
10 (for a person) more than average height: tall
11 thin in an attractive way: slim
VOCABULARY 2:
1 Which of these words does not describe skin: pale, fair, ~~blonde~~, dark?
2 Which of these words does not describe hair: straight, ~~square~~, wavy, curly?
3 Which of these words does not describe facial hair: beard, moustache, clean-shaven, ~~bald~~?

TABLE OF COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

1 syllable:
Adjective: young
Comparative: younger
Superlative: the youngest

2 syllables ending in -y:
Adjective: happy
Comparative: happier
Superlative: the happiest

2/3 syllables:
Adjective: serious
Comparative: more serious
Superlative: the most serious

Irregular forms:
Adjective: good/bad
Comparative: better/worse
Superlative: the best/the worst

1 She´s older - c than me
2 The best - f in the world
3 It´s the same - b as mine
4 It´s similar - d to the other one
5 They´re different - a from the others
6 She looks - e like me

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-24 21:11:45 UTC

Name: Josselyn Pamela Paladines

Date: 24/11/2020

Group: B

VOCABULARY

(for eyes) colour brown

1.Facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache

2. Facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light-coloured pale

4. (for hair) opposite of long short

5.A permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

6.(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7.Make-up for the mouth lipstick

8.(in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery piercings

9. Good-looking attractive

10.(for a person) more than average height tall

11. Thin in an attractive way slim

TABLE

Adjetive :

Young

Happy

Serious

Good

Bad
Compative:

Younger

Happier

More serious

Better

Worse
Superlative:

the youngest

the happiest

most serious

the best

the worse

katherinevega1 — 2020-11-24 21:11:55 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 24/11/2020
Physical appearance
Vocabulary
. Brow
1. Moustache
2.beard
3.pale
4.short
5.tattoo
6.dyed
7.lipstick
8.piercings
9.attractive
10.tall
11.slim
TABLE OF COMPARASING
Adjective Comparative Superlative
young younger the youngest
happy happier the happiest
serious more serious most serious

VOCABULARY

2020-11-24 21:12:48 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 24/11/2020
Part 1
1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made whith ink tattoo
6. (for hair) changed from the natrual colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (inthe ears, nose, etc.)with a hole for jewellery piercings
9. good-looking attractive
10.(for a person)more than average height tall
11.thin in an attractive way slim
b)
1. Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde
2. Which of these words does not describe hair: square
3. Which of these words does not desribe facial hair: bald
Part 2
a)
Adjetive/Comparative/Superlative
-syllable
young/younger/the youngest
-2 syllables ending in-y
happy/happier/the happiest
-2/3 syllables
serious/more serious/the most serious
-irregular forms
good/better/the best
bad/worse/the worst

Name: Nathaly Jelena Apolo Romero.

2020-11-24 21:12:58 UTC

Date: 24/11/2020.
Vocabulary words (Physical appearance)
1. facial hair between the mount and nose mou stache.
2. Facial hair on the chin beard.
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short.
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo.
6. (for hair)changed from the natural colour dyed.
7. make-up for the mounth lipstick.
8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercingd.
9. good-looking attractive.
10 (for a person) more than average height tall.
11. thin in an attractive way slim.

Physical appearance

2020-11-24 21:13:46 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 24/11/2020
Vocabulary.-
(for eyes) colour brown
1. facial hair between the mouth and nouse moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
6. (for hair) changed for the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. ( in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for ajewellerry piercings
9. god-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim
-Work in pairs and answer the questions
1. Which of these wors does not describe the skin; pail, fair, blonde dark?
2. Which of these wors does not describe the hair; straight, square, wavy, curly?
3. Which of these wors does not describe the facial hair; beard moustache; clean-shaved, bald?

Psysical Appearance

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-24 21:15:32 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 24/11/2020
Vocabulary N°1
- brown
- moustache
- beard
- pale
- short
- tatto
- dyed
- lipstick
- piercings
- attractive
- tall
- slim
Vocabulary N°2
- blonde
- square
- bald
Table of comparatives and superlatives
Adjetives/ Comparative /Superlative
young / younger / the youngest happy / happier / the happiest serious/more serious/most serious
good/ better/ the best
bad / worse/ the wost

Physical Appearance

mariacsalazar — 2020-11-24 21:16:59 UTC

Vocabulary 1:
- Brown
- Moustache
- Beard
- Pale
- Short
- Tattoo
- Dyed
- Lipstick
- Piercings
- Attractive
- Tall
- Slim
Vocabulary 2:
- Blonde
- Square
- Bald
Vocabulary 3:
young/younger/the youngest
happy/happier/the happiest
serious/more serious/most serious
good/ better/ the best
bad/worse/ the wost

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo

anahicastillo1 — 2020-11-24 21:21:04 UTC

Date: 24/11/2020
Physical appearance vocabulary
(For eyes) colour brown
1. Facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. Facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short
5. A permanent mark on skin made with ink tatto
6.(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc.) With a hole for jewellery piercings
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. Thin in an attractive way slim
Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives
Adjectives/Comparative/Superlative
Young / Younger / The youngest
Happy / happier / The happiest
Serious/More serious/The most serious
Good / Better / Best
Bad / Worst / The worst

Physical appearance vocabulary

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-24 21:21:36 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date: 24/11/2020
Vocabulary
(for eyes) colour brown
1.facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mounth lipstick
8. (in the ears,nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercing
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average heigh tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim
Vocabulary 2
1. Which of these words does not describe skin:
blonde
2. Which of these words does not describe facial hair:
square
3. Which of these words does not describe facial hair:
bald
Table of comparative or superlative adjectives
1 syllable : adjective young
comparative :younger
superlative: youngest
2 syllables: adjective: happy
comparative : happier
superlative: the happiest
2/3 syllables: adjective: more
comparative : more serious
superlative: the most serious
irregular: adjective: good
comparative : better
superlative: best
forms : adjective: bad
comparative : worse
superlative: the worst

NAME : MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA

2020-11-24 21:22:39 UTC

DATE: 24-11-2020
VOCABULARY ·
1 facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2 facial hair on the chin beard.
3 (for skin) linght- coloured pale.
4 ( for hair ) opposit of long short
5 a permanent mark on the skin meda with ink tatto.
6(for hair) changed from the natural colours dyed.
7 make - up for the mouth lipstick.
8 (in the ears , nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercing.

table of comparasing
adjetive comparative superlative
young younger the yourgest
happy happier the happiest
serious more serious most serious
good better the best
bad worse the worst

name Thalia Macas

2020-11-24 21:26:02 UTC

date: 24-11-2020
VOCABULARY
1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2. facial hair on the chin beard.
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale.
4. (for hair) opposite of long short.
5. a permanent mark on the skin meda with ink tatto.
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick.
8. (in the ears, nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercing.
9. good-looking attractive.
10. (for a person) more than average height tall.
11. thin in an attractive way slim

Physical appearance vocabulary

2020-11-24 21:27:52 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: Nov. 24th, 2020
VOCABULARY
1- "for eyes" colour brown
2- facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
3- facial hair on the chin beard
4- "for hair" oppositive of long short
5- "for skin" linght-colored pale
6- a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
7- "for hair" changed from the natural colour dyed
8- make.up for the mouth lipstick
9- "in the ears, nose, etc" with a hole for jewellery piercings
10- good-looking attrative
11- thin in atractive way slim
12- "for a person" more than average height tall
TABLE OF COMPARISON
1- adjetive
2- Comparative
3- Superlatives

1-"adjective" young
2- "comparative" younger
3- "superlative" the youngest

1- " adjective" happy
2- " comparative" happier
3. " superlative" the happiest

1- " adjective" serious
2- "comparative" more serious
3- " superlative" the most serious

1- " adjective" good
2-"comparative" better
3-" superlative" the best

1- " adjective"bad
2-"comparative"worse
3- " superlative" the wors

VOCABULARY

jackgomez3 — 2020-11-24 21:29:37 UTC

NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
Group A
DATE: 24/11/2020

PART 1. For physical apparency
1. Facial hair between the mouth and nose: moustache
2. Facial hair on the chin: beard
3. (for skin) light-colored: pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long: short
5. A permanent mark on thee skin made winth ink. Tattoo
6. (for har) changed from the natural colour: dyed
7. Make-up for the mouth: limpstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery: piercing
9. Good-looking: attractive
10. (for a person) more than averge height: tall
11. Thin in an attractive way: slim
.
1. Which of these words does not describe skin: pale, fair, blonde, dark? BLONDE
2. Which of these words does not describe hair: straight, square, wavy, curly? SQUARE
3. Which of these words does not describe facial hair: beard, moustache, clean-shaven, bald?
BALD

PART 2. GRAMMAR
Adjective/Comparative/Superlative
1 syllable
young younger the youngest
2 syllables ending in -y
happy happier the happiest
2/3 syllables
serious /more serious/the most serious
irregular forms
good better the best
bad worse the worst

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

jeffersonmaza — 2020-11-24 21:33:07 UTC

Name: Jefferson Maza
Date: 24/11/2020
1. Moustache
2.beard
3.pale
4.short
5.tattoo
6.dyed
7.lipstick
8.piercings
9.attractive
10.tall
11.slim
TABLE OF COMPARASING
Adjective Comparative Superlative
young younger the youngest
happy happier the happiest
serious more serious most serious

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE VOCABULARY

victoralejandro1 — 2020-11-24 21:36:56 UTC

Name: Víctor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 24/11/20

Group: A
Vocabulary1

1. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

2. facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light-colored pale

4. (for hair) oppositive of long short

5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. make-up for the mouth lipstick

8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

9. good-looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary2
1. blonde
2. square
3. bald

Table of comparison
Adjective /comparative/ superative

Young / Younger / The Youngest

Happy / Happier / The happier

Good / Better / The best

Bad / Worse / The worst

Serious/More serious/ Most serious

Physical Appearance

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-11-24 21:44:17 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 24/11/2020
Vocabulary
A.
1. Facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache

2. Facial hair on the chin beard

3. (For skin) light-coloured pale

4. (For hair) opposite of long short

5. A permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto

6. (For hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. Make-up for the mouth lipstick

8. (In the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery piercings

9. Good-looking attractive

10. (For a person) more than average height tall

11. Thin in an attractive way slim

B.
1. Which of these words does not describe skin?

blonde

2. Which of these words does not describe hair?

square
3. Which of these words does not describe facial hair?
bald
Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives
Adjectives-Comparative-Superlative
- Young - Younger - The youngest
- Happy - happier - The happiest
- Serious-More serious-The most serious
- Good - Better - Best
- Bad - Worst - The worst

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE VOCABULARY

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-24 21:52:18 UTC

GROUP : B
Name:Jhoanna Jimenez Jimenez
Date: 24/11/2020

Vocabulary 1

(for eyes) colour brown
1.facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mounth lipstick
8. (in the ears,nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercing
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average heigh tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary 2

1. Which of these words does not describe skin:
blonde
2. Which of these words does not describe facial hair:
square
3. Which of these words does not describe facial hair:
bald
Table of comparative or superlative adjectives
1 syllable : adjective :

VOCAVULARY

elianjaramillo — 2020-11-24 21:54:22 UTC

Name: Elian Jaramillo
Date: 24-11-2020
GROUP B
VOCABULARY

For eyes-colour brown
Moustache
Beard
Pale
Short
Tattoo
Dyed
Lipstick
Piercings
Attractive
Tall
Slim

b) Work in pairs and answer the questions:
1.which of these words does not describe skin?
Blonde
2. which of these words does not describe hair?
Suare
3.which of these words does not describe facial hair?
Bald

3.
More modern
The most
Better
The biggest
Happier
The busiest
The worst

COMPLETE THE TABLE WITH THE COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE
young----younger---the youngest
happy----happier----the happiest
more serious----the most serious
good----better----the best
bad---worse-----the worst

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE VOCABULARY

juliamgarcia2 — 2020-11-24 21:55:39 UTC

NAME: JULIA GARCIA
DATE: 24/11/2020
GROUP A
( for eyes ) colour brown
1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin ) light- coloured pale
4. (for hair )apposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. in the ears, nose, ect.) with a hole for jewellery piercings
9.good- looking attractive
10. ( for a person ) more than average height tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim
table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives

adjectives
young
happy
serious
good
bad
comparative
younger
happier
more serious
better
worst
superlative
the youngest
the happiest
the most
serious
best
the worst

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE VOCABULARY

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-24 22:00:34 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date:24-11-2020
(for eyes) colour brown
1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4. (for hair) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery piercings
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim
VOCABULARY 2:

Which of these words does not describe skin: pale, fair, ~~blonde~~, dark?
Which of these words does not describe hair: straight, ~~square~~, wavy, curly?
Which of these words does not describe facial hair: beard, moustache, clean-shaven, ~~bald~~?

TABLE OF COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
1.syllable:
Adjective: young
Comparative: younger
Superlative: the youngest
2. syllables ending in -y:
Adjective: happy
Comparative: happier
Superlative: the happiest
2-3.syllables:
Adjective: serious
Comparative: more serious
Superlative: the most serious
Irregular forms:
Adjective: good/bad
Comparative: better/worse
Superlative: the best/the worst

Vocabulary and Physical apperance

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-24 22:01:56 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacís.
Date: 24/11/2020.
Group B
Vocabulary 1

(for eyes) colour brown
facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
facial hair on the chin beard
(for skin) light-colored pale
(for hair) oppositive of long short
a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
make-up for the mouth lipstick
(in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
good-looking attractive
(for a person) more than average height tall
thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary 2

Which of these words does not describe skin?

Blonde

Which of these words does not describe hair?

Square

Which of these words does not describe facial hair?

Bald

Table of comparatives.

Adjectives/Comparative/Superlative

Young / Younger / The youngest
Happy / happier / The happiest
Serious/More serious/The most serious
Good / Better / Best
Bad / Worst / The worst

Physical appearance vocabulary

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-24 22:03:41 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 24/11/2020
GROUP B
Vocabulary 1

1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2. facial hair on the chin beard.
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale.
4.(for hair) apposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the sink made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings.
9. good-looking attrative.
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. Thin in an atractive way slim

Vocabulary 2

1. Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde
2. Which of these words does not describe hair: square
3. Which of these words does not describe facial hair: bald

Table of Comparative or superlative adjectives

young - younger - the youngest
happy - happier - the happiest
serious - more serious - the most serious
good/bad - better/worse - the best/the worst.

1. She´s older than me
2. The best in the world
3. It´s the same as mine
4. It´s similar to the other one.
5. They´re different from the others
6. She looks like me

physical appearance vocavulary

marlonchuni — 2020-11-24 22:06:25 UTC

name: marlon chuni lapo
- brown

- moustache

- beard

- pale

- short

- tatto

- dyed

- lipstick

- piercings

- Attractive

- tall

-Slim

Vocabulary N°2

-blonde

-square

- bald

Table of comparatives and superlatives

Adjetives/ Comparative /Superlative

young / younger / the youngest

happy / happier / the happiest

serious/more serious/most serious

good/ better/ the best

bad / worse/ the wost

Physical appearance vocabulary

anaquituizaca — 2020-11-24 22:20:22 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 24-11-2020
VOCABULARY 1

1. facial hair between mouth and nose moustache

2. facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light-colored pale

4. (for hair) oppositive of long short

5. a permanent mark on the skin made with inktattoo

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. make-up for the mouthlipstick

8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

9. good-looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. thin in an attractive way slim

VOCABULARY 2

blonde
square
bald

VOCABULARY 3
Adjective – Comparative - Superative

Young – Younger - The Youngest

Happy - Happier - The happier

Serious/More serious/ Most serious

Good – Bette - The best

Bad – Worse - The worst

Name: Luis ANdrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-11-24 22:21:43 UTC

Date: 24 - 11 - 2020
Physical appearance vocabulary
1. facial hair between mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-colored pale
4. (for hair) oppositive of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim
VOCABULARU
1. blonde
2. square
3. bald

Adjective – Comparative - Superative
Young – Younger - The Youngest
Happy - Happier - The happier
Serious/More serious/ Most serious
Good – Bette - The best
Bad – Worse - The worst

kattyjcastillo — 2020-11-24 22:26:59 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo
VOCABULARY FOR PHYSICAL APPEARANCE.

(for eyes) colour brown

Facial hair between the mount and nose moustache

Facial hair on the chin breard

(for skin) light coloured pale

(for hair) opposite of long short

a permanente mark on the skin made with ink tatto

(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

Make – up for the mouth lispstick

(in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

Good – looking attracctive

(for a person) more than average height all

Thin in an attractive Slim

Table of Comparative Superlatives Adjetives
Adjetive /Comparative /Superlative

Young / younger / the youngest

Happy / happier / the happiest

Serious / more serious / the most

Good / better / the best

Bad / worse / the worst

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-11-24 22:29:24 UTC

Date: 24/11/2020
Vocabulary

(for eyes) colour Brown

1. Facial hair between the mounth and nose moustache

2. Facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) ling – coloured pale

4. (for hair) opposite of long short

5. A permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. Make- up for the mounth lipstick

8. (in the ears, nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

9. Good- looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. Thin in an attractive way Slim

TABLE OF COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

Adjectice / comparative / superlative

Young / younger / the youngest

Happy / happier
/ the happiest
Serious / more serious / most serious

Good / better / the best
Bad / worse / the worst

Physical appearance vocabulary

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-24 22:30:12 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Nov, 24 th, 2020.
Group: B
Vocabulary 1
Find words in the texta which mean:
(for eyes) colour brown

facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
facial hair on the chin beard
(for skin) light-colored pale
(for hair) oppositive of long short
a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
make-up for the mouth lipstick
(in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
good-looking attractive
(for a person) more than average height tall
thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary 2
Work in pairs and answer the questions.

Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde?
Which of these words does not describe hair: square?
Which of these words does not describe facial hair: bald?

Table of Comparative or superlative adjectives

Young - younger - the youngest
Happy - happier - the happiest
Serious - more serious - the most serious
Good/bad - better/worse - the best/the worst.

Name: Nadia Calderon

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-11-24 23:29:38 UTC

VOCABULARY FOR PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
(For eyes) colour brown
1. facial haair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale
4.(for hair) opposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up fot the mounth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercing
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average heigth tall
11. Thin in an attractive way slim
Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives
Adjectives-Comparative- Superlative
Young- Younger- the youngest
Happy- happeir- the happiest
Serious- More serious- the most serious
Good- Better- Best
Bad- Worse- The worst

Name: Erika Stefania Tandazo Nuñez

erikatandazo — 2020-11-25 00:14:24 UTC

Date: November 24th, 2020
VOCABULARY
1. Brown
2. moustache
3. beard
4. pale
5. short
6. tatto
7. dyed
8. lipstick
9. piercings
10. attractive
11. tall
12. slim
Comparative or Superlative
Adjective-Comparative-Superlative
young - younger - the youngest
happy - happier - the happiest
serious-more serious-most serious
good - better - the best
bad - worse - the worst

Name: Marjorie Bustamante

2020-11-25 00:31:51 UTC

Date: 24/11/2020

VOCABULARY FOR PHYSICAL APPEARANCE.

(for eyes) colour brown

Facial hair between the mount and nose moustache

Facial hair on the chin breard

(for skin) light coloured pale

(for hair) opposite of long short

a permanente mark on the skin made with ink tatto

(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

Make – up for the mouth lispstick

(in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

Good – looking attracctive

(for a person) more than average height all

Thin in an attractive Slim

Table of Comparative Superlatives Adjetives
Adjetive /Comparative /Superlative

Young - younger - the youngest

Happy - happier - the happiest

Serious - more serious - the most

Good - better - the best

Name: Jessica Gómez

2020-11-25 00:51:30 UTC

Date:24-11-2020
Vocabulary

1. (for eyes) colour brown
2. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

3. facial hair on the chin beard

4. (for skin) light-colored pale

5. (for hair) oppositive of long short

6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

7. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

8.make-up for the mouth lipstick

9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

10.good-looking attractive
11(for a person) more than average height tall

12.thin in an attractive way Slim
Table of comparatives.
Adjectives/Comparative/Superlative

-Young / Younger / The youngest

-Happy / happier / The happiest

-Serious/More serious/The most serious

-Good / Better / Best

-Bad / Worst / The worst

NAME: Alejandro Sebastian Bravo Merizalde

alejandrobravo3 — 2020-11-25 01:59:38 UTC

DATE: 24/11/2020
VOCABULARY FOR PHYSICAL APPEARANCE
1. Brown
2. Moustache
3. Beard
4. Pale
5. Short
6. Tatto
7. Dyed
8. Lipstick
9. Piercings
10. Attractive
11. Tall
12. Slim
Comparative or Superlative
Adjetive-Comparative-Superlative
Young - younger - the youngest
Happy - happier - the happiest
Serious-more serious-mostserious
Good - better - the best
Bad - worse - the worst

Name: Fernando Israel Pacheco Cabrera

fernandoipacheco — 2020-11-25 02:25:19 UTC

Vocabulary

(fo reyes) colour brown

1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache

2. facial air on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light – colores pale

4. (for air) opposite of long short

5. A permanente mark on the skin made with ink tatto

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. make-up for the mouth lipstick

8. (in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery piercings

9. Goog-looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. Thin in an attractive way slim

Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives

Adjetives – Comparative – Superlative

Young – younger – the youngest

Happy – happier – the happiest

Serious – more serious – the most serious

Good – better – best

Bad – worst – the worst

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE VOCABULARY

stivecajas — 2020-11-25 02:31:01 UTC

Name> Stive Cajas
Date> 24/11/2020
Vocabulary 1
1. (for eyes) color brown
2. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
3. facial hair on the chin beard
4. (for skin) light-colored pale
5. (for hair) oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
7. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
8. make-up for the mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
10. good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12. thin in an attractive way slim
Vocabulary 2
• Which of these words does not describe skin?
Blonde
• Which of these words does not describe hair?
Square
• Which of these words does not describe facial hair?
Bald
Table of comparatives.
Adjectives/Comparative/Superlative
Young / Younger / The youngest
Happy / happier / The happiest
Serious/More serious/The most serious
Good / Better / Best
Bad / Worst / The worst

UNIT 1: PHYSICAL APPERANCE VOCABULARY

isabelamedina — 2020-11-25 02:48:53 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 24/11/2020
Vocabulary 1:

1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2. facial hair on the chin beard.
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale.
4.(for hair) apposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the sink made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings.
9. good-looking attrative.
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. Thin in an atractive way slim

VOCABULARY 2

Young - younger - the youngest
Happy - happier - the happiest
Serious - more serious - the most serious
Good/bad - better/worse - the best/the worst.

Physical appearance vocabulary

nellyabad — 2020-11-25 03:05:52 UTC

Name: Nelly Katherine Abad Meneses
Date: 24/11/20
Vocabulary
(fo reyes) colour brown
1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache
2. facial air on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light – colores pale
4. (for air) opposite of long short
5. A permanente mark on the skin made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc.) with a hole for jewellery piercings
9. Goog-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. Thin in an attractive way slim
Vocabulary 2
Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives
Adjetives – Comparative – Superlative
Young – younger – the youngest
Happy – happier – the happiest
Serious – more serious – the most serious
Good – better – best
Bad – worst – the worst

Physical appearance vocabolury

kerlygonzalez — 2020-11-25 03:53:37 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamra Gonzalez
Date:24/11/20
Vocabulary
1. Facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2.Facial air on the chin beard
3. (for skin) ligth - colores pale.
4. (for air) opposite of long short.
5. A permanet mark on the skin made.
6. (for hair) changed from the natural color dyed.
7. make up for the mouth lipstick
8. in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
9.Goog-looking attractive
10. for a person) more than average heigth tall.
11. Thin in an atractive way slim
Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives.
Adjetives- Comparatives- superlative
Young-younger-the yungest
Happy-happier-the happiest
Serious-more serious-The most serious.
Good-better-best
Bad-worst-the worst

Name: Fernando Arias

fernandoarias1 — 2020-11-25 04:12:04 UTC

Date: 24/11/2020
VOCABULARY
1. Facial hair between the mounth and nose moustache
2. Facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale pale
4. (for hair) oppsite of long short
5. A permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim
Table of comparatives and superlatives adjetives
1. young-younger-the youngest
2. happy-happier-the happiest
3. serious-more serious-the most serious
4. good/bad- better/worse-the best/the worst

Physical Appearance Vocabulary

jhordygranda — 2020-11-25 04:12:50 UTC

Name: Jhordy Vicente Granda Guerrero
Date: Nov. 24th, 2020
Group A

Find words in the texts which mean:

(for eyes) colour brown
facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
facial hair on the chin beard.
(for skin) light-coloured pale.
(for hair) apposite of long short
a permanent mark on the sink made with ink tatto
(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
make-up for the mouth lipstick
(in the ears, nosegetc) with a hole for jewellery piercings.
good-looking attrative.
for a person) more than average height tall
Thin in an attractive way slim

Table of comparative or superlative adjectives
Young - younger - the youngest
Happy - happier - the happiest
Serious - more serious - the most serious
Good/bad - better / worse - the best / the worst.

VOCABULARY

2020-11-25 13:09:31 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 24-11-2020
Group B
VOCABULARY

For eyes-colour brown.
Moustache.
Beard.
Pale.
Short.
Tattoo.
Dyed.
Lipstick.
Piercings.
Attractive.
Tall.
Slim.

b) Work in pairs and answer the questions:
1.which of these words does not describe skin?
Blonde.
2. which of these words does not describe hair?
Suare.
3.which of these words does not describe facial hair?
Bald.
More modern.
The most.
Better.
The biggest.
Happier.
The busiest.
The worst.
COMPLETE THE TABLE WITH THE COMPARATIVE OR SUPERLATIVE
young/younger/the youngest
happy/happier/the happiest
more serious/the most serious
good/better/the best
bad/worse/the worst.

VOCABULARY

jordyapolo — 2020-11-25 13:53:34 UTC

Name: Jordy Apolo

Date:24-11-2020

1. (for eyes) colour brown
2. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

3. facial hair on the chinbeard

4. (for skin) light-colored pale

5. (for hair) oppositive of long short

6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

7. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

8.make-up for the mouth lipstick

9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

10.good-looking attractive
11(for a person) more than average height tall

12.thin in an attractive way Slim
Table of comparatives.
Adjectives/Comparative/Superlative

· Young / Younger / The youngest

· Happy / happier / The happiest

· Serious/More serious/The most serious

· Good / Better / Best

· Bad / Worst / The worst

VOCABULARY

alonsodelgado — 2020-11-25 14:10:44 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado

Date:24-11-2020
Group: A

1. (for eyes) colour brown
2. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

3. facial hair on the chinbeard

4. (for skin) light-colored pale

5. (for hair) oppositive of long short

6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

7. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

8.make-up for the mouth lipstick

9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

10.good-looking attractive
11(for a person) more than average height tall

12.thin in an attractive way Slim
Table of comparatives.
Adjectives/Comparative/Superlate

· Young / Younger / The youngest

· Happy / happier / The happiest

· Serious/More serious/The most serious

· Good / Better / Best

· Bad / Worst / The worst

Vocabulary

kerlydjimenez — 2020-11-25 14:52:23 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 24/11/2020
1. (for eyes) colour browm
2. facial hair between mounth and nose mustache.
3. facil hair on the chibeard
4. (for skin) light-colored pale
5. (for hair) oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
7. (for hair) changed fron the natural colour dyed.
8. make-ip for the mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etch) with a hole for jewellery piercings)
10. good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12. thin in an attractive way Slim.

Table of comparatives
Adjectives/comparative/superlative.
**young-younger-the youngest
**happy-happier-the happiest
** serious.more serious- the most serious.
** good- better-best
** bad-worst-the worst

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2020-11-25 15:35:59 UTC

VOCABULARY
1. (for eyes) colour brown
2. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

3. facial hair on the chinbeard

4. (for skin) light-colored pale

5. (for hair) oppositive of long short

6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

7. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

8.make-up for the mouth lipstick

9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings

10.good-looking attractive
11(for a person) more than average height tall

12.thin in an attractive way Slim

Comparative or Superlative
young - younger - the youngest
happy - happier - the happiest
serious-more serious-most serious
good - better - the best
bad - worse - the worst

Name: Christian Guayanay

christianguayanay — 2020-11-25 16:10:11 UTC

Date: 25/11/2020.

VOCABULARY
1. (for eyes) colour browm
2. facial hair
between mounth and nose mustache.
3. facil hair on
the chibeard
4. (for skin)
light-colored pale
5. (for hair)
oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark
on the skin made with ink tatto
7. (for hair)
changed fron the natural colour dyed.
8. make-ip for the
mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears,
nose, etch) with a hole for jewellery piercings)
10. good-looking
attractive
11. (for a person)
more than average height tall
12. thin in an
attractive way Slim.

1. table of comparatives

Adjetive/ superlative/superlate

1.Young - younger - the youngest

2. Happy - happier - the happiest

3. Serious - more serious - the most serious

4.Good/bad - better/worse - the best/the worst.

VOCABULARY

2020-11-25 16:16:15 UTC

Name: Daniela Carriòn
Date: 24-11-2020
Activities:

(For eyes) color Brown

Facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

Facial hair on the chinbeard

(For skin) light-colored pale

(for hair) oppositive of long short

a permanet mark on the skin made with ink tattoo

(for hair) changed from the natural color dyed

make-up for the mouth lipstick

(in the ears, nose ) with a hole for jewellery piercings

good-looking attractive

(for a person) more tan average height tall

thin in an attractive way Slim Table of comparatives.

Adjectives Comparative-Superlative 

Young- Younger -the youngest

Happy- happier -the happpiest

Serious- more serious- the most serious

Physical appearance vocabulary

franklinbravo — 2020-11-25 16:42:44 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 25-11-2020

Vocabulary for physical appearance

(For eyes) colour brown
1. Facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
2. Facial hair on the chin beard
3. (For skin) light – coloured pale
4. (For hair) opposite of long short
5. A permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
6. (For hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. Make up for the mouth lipstick
8. (In the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewerelly piercings
9. Good – looking attractive
10. (For person) ore than average height tall
11. Thin in a attractive way slim

Vocabulary II

1. Which of these words does not describe skin:
Pale, fair, blonde, dark?
2. Which of these words does not describe hair:
Straight, square, wavy, curly?
3. Which of these words does not describe facial hair:
Beard, moustache, clean-shave, bald?

Table of comparison
Adjective / comparative / superlative
Young / younger / the youngest

Happy / happier / the happiest

Serious / more serious / the most serious

Good / better / the best

Bad / worse / the worst

Physical appearance vocabulary

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-11-25 16:50:50 UTC

Vocabulary 1

1 facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

2. facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light-colored pale

4. (for hair) oppositive of long short

5. a permanent mark on the skin made with inktattoo

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. make-up for the mouthlipstick

8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellerypiercings

9. good-looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary2
Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde
Which of these words does not describe hair: square
Which of these words does not describe facial hair: bald

Table of comparison
Adjective /comparative/ superative

Young | Younger | The Youngest

Happy | Happier | The happier

Good | Better | The best

Bad | Worse | The worst

Serious | More serious | Most serious

Physical appearance

2020-11-25 17:16:43 UTC

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Alban
VOCABULARY
1. (for eyes) colour browm
2. facial hair between mounth and nose mustache.
3. facil hair on the chibeard
4. (for skin) light-colored pale
5. (for hair) oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
7. (for hair)
changed fron the natural colour dyed.
8. make-ip for the
mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etch) with a hole for jewellery piercings)
10. good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12. thin in an attractive way Slim.
Table of comparatives

Adjetive/ superlative/superlate

1.Young - younger - the youngest

2. Happy - happier - the happiest

3. Serious - more serious - the most serious

4.Good/bad - better/worse - the best/the worst.

Tiem espressions

jhaaa06091996 — 2020-11-25 17:34:16 UTC

Name: Jhael Alejandra Aguirre Abril
Date:18/11/2020
Group: A
Look at the examples
-in 2004/on April , 2004
-yesterday
-last month/in March
-when she was I

We can combine these
-in+month/year
-yesterday/YESTERDAY
-morning/yesterday evening
-LAST+night/week/month/year
-two minutes/three days/two weeks/five years +AGO
-WHEN+I was 10/I started school/she was a child

Let´s see if you can match
These phrase
-When she was a teenager
-Last night
-on 8 August
-A decade ago

Physical Appearance

jhaaa06091996 — 2020-11-25 17:57:29 UTC

NAme: Jhael Alejandra Aguirre Abril
DAte: 24/11/2020

Vocabulary
1. (for eyes) colour browm
2.facial hair between mounth and nose mustache
3.facial hair on the chibeard
4.(for skin) light colored pale
5.(for hair) oppositive of long short
6. apermanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
7.(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
8.make up for the mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etch) with a hole for jewellery piercings)
10.good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12.thin in an attractive way Slim

TAble of comparatives
Adjetive/comparative/superlatives
1.young-younger-the youngest
2.happy-happier-the happiest
3. serious-more serious-the most serious
4.good/bad-better/worse-the best/the worst.

R

jhaaa06091996 — 2020-11-25 18:10:12 UTC

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2020-11-25 19:01:22 UTC

Date: 24/11/2020

Vocabulary
1. (for eyes) colour browm
2.facial hair between mounth and nose mustache
3.facial hair on the chibeard
4.(for skin) light colored pale
5.(for hair) oppositive of long short
6. apermanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
7.(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
8.make up for the mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etch) with a hole for jewellery piercings)
10.good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12.thin in an attractive way Slim

Table of comparatives
Adjetive/comparative/superlatives
1.young-younger-the youngest
2.happy-happier-the happiest
3. serious-more serious-the most serious
4.good/bad-better/worse-the best/the worst.

jhulissabermeo — 2020-11-25 19:18:30 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Vocabulary 1

1 facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

2. facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light-colored pale

4. (for hair) oppositive of long short

5. a permanent mark on the skin made with inktattoo

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. make-up for the mouthlipstick

8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellerypiercings

9. good-looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary2
Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde
Which of these words does not describe hair: square
Which of these words does not describe facial hair: bald

Table of comparison
Adjective /comparative/ superative

Young | Younger | The Youngest

Happy | Happier | The happier

Good | Better | The best

Bad | Worse | The worst

Serious | More serious | Most serious

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-25 19:28:31 UTC

Name: Sara Gabriela Medina
Date: 18/11/2020
Group: B
1. LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

In 2004 / on April 2004
Yesterday
Last month / in March
5 years ago
When she was

2. WE CAN COMBINE THESE:

In + months /years
Yesterday/yesterday morning/ yestesday evening/yesterday afternoon
Last + ninght/week/month/year
Two minutes/three days/ two weeks/five years +Ago.
When + I was 10/ I started scholl/she was a child.

3. LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:

When she was a teenager
Last night
In the 1080
On 8 August
Yesterday afternoon
A decade ago

Times Expressions

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-25 19:34:16 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: Nov. 18th, 2020
Group: A

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES:
- In 2004/ on April 1, 2004
- Yesterday
- Last month/ in March
- 5 years ago
- When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE:
IN + months/ years
YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:
1) When she was a teenager
2) Last night
3) In the 1080s
4) On 8 August
5) Yesterday afternoon
6) A decade ago

Physical appearance vocabulary Part 1 and 2

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-25 19:36:39 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 24/11/2020
Group: A
Vocabulary 1
1 facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
2. facial hair on the chin beard
3. (for skin) light-colored pale
4. (for hair) oppositive of long short
5. a permanent mark on the skin made with inktattoo
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
7. make-up for the mouthlipstick
8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellerypiercings
9. good-looking attractive
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary2
Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde
Which of these words does not describe hair: square
Which of these words does not describe facial hair: bald
Table of comparison
Adjective /comparative/ superative
Young | Younger | The Youngest
Happy | Happier | The happier
Good | Better | The best
Bad | Worse | The worst
Serious | More serious | Most serious

Physical Appearance Vocabulary

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-25 19:47:37 UTC

Name: Sara Gabriela Medina
Date: 24/11/2020
Group: B
3a Find wprds in the texts which mean:
1. Moustache
2. Beard
3. Pale
4. Short
5. Tatto
6. dyed
7. lipstick
8. piercings
9. attractive
10. tall
11. slim
3b. Work in pairs and answers the questions.
1. blonde
2. square
3. curly
GRAMMAR
1. Complete the table with the comparative or superlatiive form of the adjetives.

Adjective-Comparative-Superlative
Young-Younger-the youngest
Serious-more serious- the most serious.
good-better-the best
bad-worse-the worst

Physical appearance questions

anahicastillo1 — 2020-11-25 21:15:22 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: 25/11/2020
a. What does she look like?
b. What's she like?
c. What colour are her eyes?
d. What is her hair like?
e. How tall is she?
f. How old is she?
g. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has she got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

angelicalarmijos — 2020-11-25 21:15:33 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 25/11/2020
Questions:
1. What does she look like?
2. What´s she like?
3. What colour are her eyes?
4. What is her hair like?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a scar or a tatto?
8. Has she got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE QUESTIONS

2020-11-25 21:16:10 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: 25/11/2020
1- What does she look like?
2- What´s she like?
3- What colour are her eyes?
4- What is her hair like?
5- How tall is she?
6- How old is she?
7- Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
8- Has she got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

jennyespinoza — 2020-11-25 21:16:15 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE:22/11/2020
1. What does he look like?
2. What´s he like?
3. What colour are his eyes?
4. What is his hair like?
5. How tall is he?
6. How old is he?
7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
8. Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence questions

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-25 21:16:29 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 25/11/2020
a. What does he look like?
b. What's he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he?
f. How old is he?
g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?
h. Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPERENCE QUESTIONS

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-25 21:20:56 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date: 25-11-2020
a. What does he look like?
b. What's he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he?
f. How old is he?
g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?
h. Has he got a beard?

Physical Apperence Questions

jhordygranda — 2020-11-25 21:22:28 UTC

Name: Jhordy Vicente Granda Guerrero
Date: Nov. 25th, 2020
Group A

What does he look like?
What's he like?
What color are his eyes?
What is this hair like ?
How tall is he?
How old is he?
Has he got a scar our a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

name Thalia Macas

2020-11-25 21:23:02 UTC

Date 25 11 2020
a. What does she look like?
b. What's she like?
c. What colour are her eyes?
d. What is her hair like?
e. How tall is she?
f. How old is she?
g. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has she got a beard?

PHYSICALLY APPEARANCE

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-25 21:25:05 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO GRANDA
DATE: November 25th, 2020
Group: B
A. What does he look like?

B. What he Like?

C. What colour are his eyes?

D. What is his hair like?

E. How tall is he?

F. How old is he?

G. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

H. Has he got a beard?

Physical Appearance Questions

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-11-25 21:30:51 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: Nov. 25th, 2020
1. What does he look like?
2. What´s he like?
3. What colour are his eyes?
4. What is his hair like?
5. How tall is he?
6. How old is he?
7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
8. Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence questions

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-25 21:34:24 UTC

Name : Jessica Rosales
Date: 25/11/202
a.What does he look like ?
b.What´s he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he ?
f. How old is he ?
g. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h.Has he got a beard ?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTIONS

genesisvaca — 2020-11-25 21:34:42 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date: 25/11/2020
GROUP "B"
A. What does he look like?

B. What he Like?

C. What colour are his eyes?

D. What is his hair like?

E. How tall is he?

F. How old is he?

G. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

H. Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

stivecajas — 2020-11-25 21:42:09 UTC

Nombre: Stive Israel Cajas
Date: 25/11/2020
a. What does she look like?
b. What's she like?
c. What colour are her eyes?
d. What is her hair like?
e. How tall is she?
f. How old is she?
g. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has she got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-25 21:44:38 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE: 25/11/2020.
a. What does she look like?
b. What's she like?
c. What colour are her eyes?
d. What is her hair like?
e. How tall is she?
f. How old is she?
g. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has she got a beard?

Physical appearance vocabulary

pupilojaramillo — 2020-11-25 21:51:36 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 25/11/2020
Vocabulary 1
1. (for eyes) color brown
2. facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
3. facial hair on the chin beard
4. (for skin) light-colored pale
5. (for hair) oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
7. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed
8. make-up for the mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
10. good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12. thin in an attractive way slim
Vocabulary 2
• Which of these words does not describe skin?
Blonde .
• Which of these words does not describe hair?
Square.
• Which of these words does not describe facial hair?
Bald
Table of comparatives.
Adjectives/Comparative/Superlative
>Young / Younger / The youngest
>Happy / happier / The happiest
>Serious/More serious/The most serious
>Good / Better / Best
>Bad / Worst / The worst

Physical Apperence Questions

jhonatanloaiza — 2020-11-25 21:53:25 UTC

Name: Jhonatan Geovanny Loaiza Cabrera.
Date: 25/11/2020
Group: B
1.- What does he look like?
2.- What`s he like?
3.- What color are his eyes?
4.- What is this hair like?
5.- How tall is he?
6.- How old is he?
7.- Has he got a scar our a tattoo?
8.- Has he got a beard?

Physical apperence Questions

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-25 21:53:50 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez
Date: 25/11/2020
Group: B
a. What does she look like?
b. What's she like?
c. What colour are her eyes?
d. What is her hair like?
e. How tall is she?
f. How old is she?
g. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has she got a beard?

Physical Apperence Questions

mariacsalazar — 2020-11-25 22:01:55 UTC

Name: Maria Cristina Salazar Jimenez
Date: Nov. 25th, 2020
1. Whath does he look like?
2. Whst´s he like?
3. What colour are this eyes?
4. Whath is his hair like?
5. How tall is it?
6. How old is he?
7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
8. Has he got a beard?

Name: Betty Encarnacion

bettyencarnacion — 2020-11-25 22:09:33 UTC

Date: 25 November, 2020

Group B

a) What does he look like?

b) What`s he like?

c) What colour are his eyes?

d) What is this hair like?

e) How tall is he?

f) How old is he?

g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

h) Has he got a beard?

jhulissabermeo — 2020-11-25 22:11:55 UTC

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Date: 25/11/2020
Questions:
1. What does she look like?
2. What´s she like?
3. What colour are her eyes?
4. What is her hair like?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a scar or a tatto?
8. Has she got a beard?

NAME: MARIA BELGICA AGAONA GAONA

2020-11-25 22:13:26 UTC

DATE: 25-11-2020
GROUP.A
- WHAT DOES HE LOOK LIKE?
- WHAT'S HE LIKE?
- WHAT COLOUR ARE HIS EYES?
- WHAT IS HIS HAIR LIKE?
- HOW TALL IS HE ?
- HOW OLD IS HE?
- HAS HE GOT A SCAR OR A TATTOO
- HAS HE GOT A BEARD?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

juliamgarcia2 — 2020-11-25 22:38:08 UTC

Name: Julia Garcia
Date: 25/11/2020
a. What does she look like?
b. Whats she like?
c. What colour are her eyes?
d. What is her hair like?
e. How tall is she?
f. How old is she?
g. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has she got a beard?

Physical appearence

jodiepadilla — 2020-11-25 22:56:42 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 25 November, 2020

Group B

a) What does he look like?

b) What`s he like?

c) What colour are his eyes?

d) What is this hair like?

e) How tall is he?

f) How old is he?

g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

h) Has he got a beard?

Name: Nathaly Jelena Apolo Romero.

2020-11-25 22:57:36 UTC

Date: 25/11/2020.
a) Ehat does he look like?
b) What´s he like?
c) What colour are his eyes?
d) What is this hair like?
e) How tall is he?
f) How old is he?
g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h) Has he got a beard?

Physical appearance questions

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-11-25 23:01:51 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 25th, 2020
Group: A
Questions:
1 What does he look like?
2 What´s he like?
3 What colour are his eyes?
4 What is his hair like?
5 How tall is he?
6 How old is he?
7 Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
8 Has he got a beard?

Physical appearance questions

anaquituizaca — 2020-11-25 23:05:10 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 25-11-2020

What does he look like?
What’s he like?
What colour are his eyes?
What is his hair like?
How tall is he?
How old is he?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-11-25 23:09:09 UTC

Date: 25 - 11 - 2020
GROUP A

What does he look like?
What’s he like?
What colour are his eyes?
What is his hair like?
How tall is he?
How old is he?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence questions

katherinevega1 — 2020-11-25 23:14:01 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 25/11/2020
1.- What does he look like?
2.- What`s he like?
3.- What color are his eyes?
4.- What is this hair like?
5.- How tall is he?
6.- How old is he?
7.- Has he got a scar our a tattoo?
8.- Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence questions

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-11-25 23:19:20 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Nov, 25 th, 2020
Group: B
a. What does he look like?
b. What's he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he?
f. How old is he?
g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?
h. Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-26 00:09:38 UTC

Name: Josselyn Pamela Paladines
Date: 25/11/2020
Group: B
QUESTIONS

What does he look like?
What’s he like?
What colour are his eyes?
What is his hair like?
How tall is he?
How old is he?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-11-26 00:40:59 UTC

Date: 25 / 11 /2020
Group B
Physical appearence Questions

a. What does he look like?

b. What`s he like?

c. What colour are his eyes?

d. What is his hair like?

e. How tall is he?

f. How old is he?

g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?

h. Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence questions

2020-11-26 01:10:03 UTC

Name: Maria Mercedes Zaquinaula
Date: 25/11/2020
Group B
a) What does he look like?

b) What`s he like?

c) What colour are his eyes?

d) What is this hair like?

e) How tall is he?

f) How old is he?

g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

h) Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE QUESTIONS

jordyapolo — 2020-11-26 01:39:41 UTC

Name: Jordy Apolo
Date: 25 / 11 /2020
Group A
Physical appearence questions

a. What does he look like?

b. What`s he like?

c. What colour are his eyes?

d. What is his hair like?

e. How tall is he?

f. How old is he?

g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?

h. Has he got a beard?

Physical appearance vocabulary

jhonatanloaiza — 2020-11-26 01:57:09 UTC

Name: Jhonatan Geovanny Loaiza Cabrera
Group: B
Vocabulary 1
1. ( for eyes) colour brown
2. facial hair betweeen mouth and nose mustache.
3. facial hair on the chin beard.
4. ( for skin) light-colored pale
5.( for hair) oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tattoo
7. ( for hair ) changed from the natural colour dyed
8. make-up for the mounth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
10. good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12. thin in an attractive way slim
Vocabulary 2
Which of these words does not ds
escribe skin?
Blone
Which of these words does not describe hair?
Square
Which of these words does not describe facial hair?
Bald

Table of comparatives.
Adjetives/Comparative/Superlative
Young / Younger / The youngest
Happy / happier / The happiest
Serious / More serious / The most serious
Good / Better / Best
Bad / Worst / The worst

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTIONS

alonsodelgado — 2020-11-26 02:03:40 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 25/11/2020
Group A

1) What does he look like?

2) What`s he like?

3) What colour are his eyes?

4) What is his hair like?

5) How tall is he?

6) How old is he?

7) Has he got a scar of a tatto?

8) Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTIONS

victoralejandro1 — 2020-11-26 02:09:18 UTC

Name: Víctor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco

Date:25/11/2020

2ª. Listen again and number the questions in the order you hear them.

1. What does he look like?

2. What´s he like?

3. What colour are his eyes?

4. What is his hair like?

5. How tall is he?

6. How old is he?

7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

8. Has he got a beard?

Physical Appearence Questions

2020-11-26 02:53:44 UTC

Name: Fernando Arias
Date: 25/11/2020
1. What does he look like?
2. What`s he like?
3. What colour are his eyes?
4. What is his hair like?
5. How tall is he?
6. How old is she?
7. Has he got a scar or tatto?
8. Has he got a beard?

2020-11-26 03:02:09 UTC

Physical appearance questions
Name: María Janina Díaz Sarango
Date: 25 / 11/2020
1. What does she look like?
2. What's she like?
3. What's colour are her eyes?
4. What is her hair like?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a scar or a tattoo?
8. Has she got a berd?

Physical appearence questions

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-11-26 03:04:24 UTC

Name: Nadia Calderon
1. What does she look like?
2. What's she like?
3. What´s colour are her eyes?
4. What is her hair like?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a scar or a tatto
8. Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTION

melanymaldonado — 2020-11-26 03:40:16 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 25/11/2020

1. What does she look like?
2. What´s she like?
3. What´s colour are her eyes?
4. What is her hair like?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a scar or a tatto
8. Has he got a beard?

Physical appearance questions

2020-11-26 04:25:30 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 25/11/2020
1. What does he look like?

2. What´s he like?

3. What´s colour are his eyes?

4. What is his hair like?

5. How tall is he?

6. How old is he?

7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

8. Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTION

kerlygonzalez — 2020-11-26 04:40:22 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamara González
Date:25/11/2020
What does he look like?
What´s he like?
What color colour are his eyes?
What is his hair like?
How tall is he?
How old is he?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTION

2020-11-26 05:22:08 UTC

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo.
Group: A
1. What does he look like?

2. What´s he like?

3. What´s colour are his eyes?

4. What is his hair like?

5. How tall is he?

6. How old is he?

7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

8. Has he got a beard?

VOCABULARY

2020-11-26 05:25:02 UTC

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo
1 facial hair between mouth and nose mustache

2. facial hair on the chin beard

3. (for skin) light-colored pale

4. (for hair) oppositive of long short

5. a permanent mark on the skin made with inktattoo

6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed

7. make-up for the mouthlipstick

8. (in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellerypiercings

9. good-looking attractive

10. (for a person) more than average height tall

11. thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary2
Which of these words does not describe skin: blonde
Which of these words does not describe hair: square
Which of these words does not describe facial hair: bald

Table of comparison
Adjective /comparative/ superative

- Young//Younger//The Youngest

- Happy//Happier//The happier

- Good//Better//The best

- Bad//Worse//The worst

- Serious//More serious//Most serious

Physical appearance

carlosadiaz — 2020-11-26 13:57:02 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date: 25/11/2020
Group: A
1. What does he look like?

2. What´s he like?

3. What´s colour are his eyes?

4. What is his hair like?

5. How tall is he?

6. How old is he?

7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

8. Has he got a beard?

Physical Appearance

alejandrobravo3 — 2020-11-26 14:02:50 UTC

NAME: ALEJANDRO SEBASTIAN BRAVO MERIZALDE
DATE: 25/11/2020
1. what does he look like?
2. what´s he like?
3. what colour are his eyes?
4. what is his hair like?
5. how tall is he?
6. How old is he?
7. has he got a tatto?
8. has he got a beard?

Physical Appearance questions.

2020-11-26 16:39:43 UTC

Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez Paredes
Date: 25/11/2020
1. What does she look like ?
2. What's she like ?
3. What colour are her eyes ?
4. What is her hair like ?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a tatto?
8. Has she got a beard?

Physical Appearance Questions

2020-11-26 17:10:56 UTC

Name : Jessica Gómez
Date:25-11-2020
1. What does she look like ?
2. What's she like ?
3. What colour are her eyes ?
4. What is her hair like ?
5. How tall is she?
6. How old is she?
7. Has she got a tatto?
8. Has she got a beard?

Physical Appearance Questions Name: Jhael Aguirre Abril

jhaaa06091996 — 2020-11-26 17:20:49 UTC

Date: 25/11/2020
1.What does he look like?
2.What´s she like?
3.What colour are her eyes?
4.What is here hair like?
5.How tall is he?
6.How old is he?
7.Has he got a scar or a tatto?
8. Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE QUESTION

2020-11-26 17:21:27 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 25/11/2020
1.What does he like?
2.What´s he like?
3.What´s colour are his eyes?
4.What is his hair like?
5.How tall is he?
6.How old is he?
7Has he got a scar or a tatto?
8.Has he got a beard?

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2020-11-26 17:41:01 UTC

Grupo A
1. What does he look like?

2. What´s he like?

3. What´s colour are his eyes?

4. What is his hair like?

5. How tall is he?

6. How old is he?

7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

8. Has he got a beard?

Physical appearance questions

franklinbravo — 2020-11-26 17:48:00 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 26-11-2020
a) What does he look like?
b) What’s he like?
c) What colour are his eyes?
d) What is his hair like?
e) How tall is he?
f) How old is he?
g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h) Has he got a beard?

Physical appareance question

nellyabad — 2020-11-26 17:49:23 UTC

Name: Nelly Katherine Abad Meneses
Date: 26-11-20
a) What does he look like?
b) What‘s he like?
c) What colour are his eyes?
d) What is his hair like?
e) How tall is he?
f) How old is he?
g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h) Has he got a beard?

Physical appareance question

2020-11-26 17:52:26 UTC

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Alban.
Date: 26-11-20
a) What does he look like?
b) What’s he like?
c) What colour are his eyes?
d) What is his hair like?
e) How tall is he?
f) How old is he?
g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h) Has he got a beard?

Physical appareance question

kattyjcastillo — 2020-11-26 18:22:20 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo
what does he look like?
What´s he like?
What colour are his eyes?
What is his hair like?
How tall is he ?
How old is he ?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a bear?

NAME: SANDRA KARINA ABAD CAMACHO

sandraabad — 2020-11-26 18:33:08 UTC

Physical Appearentce Question

What does he look like?

Whats he like ?

What colour are his eyes ?

What is his hair like ?

How tal is he?

How old is he ?

Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence Questions

mariaatapia — 2020-11-26 18:53:34 UTC

NAME: Maria Tapia
DATE: Nov 25th,2020

a. What does he look like?

b. What`s he like?

c. What colour are his eyes?

d. What is his hair like?

e. How tall is he?

f. How old is he?

g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?

h. Has he got a beard?

UNIT 1: PHYSICAL APPAERENCE QUESTIONS

isabelamedina — 2020-11-26 18:59:11 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 26/11/2020
What does he look like?
What´s he like?
What color colour are his eyes?
What is his hair like?
How tall is he?
How old is he?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

Physical appearance questions

luisdgallardo — 2020-11-26 19:11:34 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 25/11/2020
Group: A
Physical Appearentce Question
What does he look like?
Whats he like ?
What colour are his eyes ?
What is his hair like ?
How tal is he?
How old is he ?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence

elianjaramillo — 2020-11-26 19:13:42 UTC

Name: Elian Jaramillo
Date: 25-11-2020
a) What does he look like?

b) What`s he like?

c) What colour are his eyes?

d) What is this hair like?

e) How tall is he?

f) How old is he?

g) Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

h) Has he got a beard?

Name: Karen Barba

2020-11-26 19:30:13 UTC

Physical Appearentce Question
What does he look like?
Whats he like ?
What colour are his eyes ?
What is his hair like ?
How tal is he?
How old is he ?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENTCE QUESTION

kerlydjimenez — 2020-11-26 20:01:59 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 25/11/2020

**What does he look like?
**Whats he like?
**What colour are his eyes?
**What is his hair liker?
**How tal is he?
**Hor old is he?
**Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
**Has he got a beard?

PHYSICAL APPEARENTCE QUESTION

francotamay — 2020-11-26 20:24:05 UTC

Name: FRANCO TAMAY
Date: NOVEMBER 26TH, 2020

**What does he look like?
**Whats he like?
**What colour are his eyes?
**What is his hair liker?
**How tal is he?
**Hor old is he?
**Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
**Has he got a beard?

Physical appearence questions.

msaragv1234 — 2020-11-27 01:14:26 UTC

Name: Sara Gabriela Medina
Date: 26/11/2020
Group: B

What does he look like?
What's he like ?
What colour are his eyes ?
What is his hair like ?
How tall is he?
How old is he ?
Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
Has he got a beard?

Unit 1: Daily Routines

isabelamedina — 2020-11-30 19:55:07 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 30/11/2020
Group: B
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/ shower.
10.I relax at hom.
11. I finish school/ work.
12. I wake up.

VACABULARY

leslyjaramillo — 2020-11-30 20:47:23 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eta.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

Vocabulary

rodrigogranda — 2020-11-30 20:51:09 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO GRANDA
DATE: November 30h, 2020
Group: B
1 fall asleep.

2 have a nap.

3 My alarm clock goes off.

4 I feel energetic.

5 I feel tired.

6 I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.

7 I go to bed.

8 l get up.

9 l have a bath/shower.

10 I relax at home

11 l finish school/work.

12 I wake up.

Vocabulary Lesson 4

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-11-30 20:52:33 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez.
Date: November 30th, 2020.
- I fall asleep.

- I have a nap.

- My alarm clock goes off.

- I feel energetic.

- I feel tired.

- I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.

- I go to bed.

- I get up.

- I have a bath/shower.

- I relax at home.

- I finish school/work.

- I wake up.

VOCABULARY

2020-11-30 20:52:48 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: 30/11/2020
1- I fall asleep
2- I have a nap
3- My alarm clock goes off
4- I feel energetic
5- I feel tired
6- I have o cup of tea/ coffe a something to eat
7- I go to bed
8- I get up
9- I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12- I wake up

VOCABULARY LESSON 4

josselynpaladines — 2020-11-30 20:53:05 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/ shower.
10.I relax at hom.
11. I finish school/ work.
12. I wake up

VOCABULARY LESSON 4

jackgomez3 — 2020-11-30 20:56:58 UTC

Name: Gomez Samaniego Jack Israel
Date: 30/11/2020
GROUP A
VOCABULARY

I fall asleep.
I have a nap.
My alarm clock goes off.
I feel energetic.
I feel tired.
I have a cup of tea/coffee and sometimes to eat.
I go to bed.
I get up.
I have a bath/shower.
I finish school/work.
I wake up.

VOCABULARY LESSON 4

genesisvaca — 2020-11-30 20:59:15 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:30/11/2020

I fall asleep
I have a nap
My alarm clock goes off
I feel energetic
I feel tired
I have a cup of tea/ coffee and something to eat.
I go to bed
I get up
I have a bath / shower
I relax at home
I finish school/ work
I wake up

VOCABULARY LESSON 4

katherinevega1 — 2020-11-30 21:03:22 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
date: 30/11/2020

I fall asleep.
I have a nap.
My alarm clock goes off.
I feel energetic.
I feel tired.
I have a cup of tea/coffee and sometimes to eat.
I go to bed.
I get up.
I have a bath/shower.
I relax at home
I finish school/work.
I wake up

Vocabulary Lesson 4

jessicagrosales — 2020-11-30 21:04:29 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date :30 /11/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic .
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9.I have a bath/ shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12 I wake up.

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA

2020-11-30 21:04:58 UTC

Date: 30/11/2020
For me, sleeping is waste of time when I could be living.
Taking advantage to do productive things for my life and not wasting the time that every second is gold.

Name: Katherine Vega

katherinevega1 — 2020-11-30 21:07:51 UTC

Date: 30/11/2020
"Peopple who say sleep like a baby usually don't have one."
Generally, people who have a baby do not sleep well because they wake up in the early morning to cry

NAME Thalia Macas

2020-11-30 21:16:39 UTC

DATE 30-11-2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic .
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9.I have a bath/ shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12 I wake up

VOCABULARY

karenchavez3 — 2020-11-30 21:29:54 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date: 30/11/2020

I fall asleep.
I have a nap.
My alarm clock goes off.
I feel energetic.
I feel tired.
I have a cup of tea/coffee and sometimes to eat.
I go to bed.
I get up.
I have a bath/shower.
I finish school/work.
I wake up.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-11-30 21:32:05 UTC

Date: 30/11/2020
VOCABULARY

1. I fall asleep

2. I have a nap

3. My alarm clock goes off

4. I feel energetic ´

5. I feel tired

6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat

7. I go to bed

8. I ge up

9. I have a basth/shower

10. I relax at home

11. I finish school / work
12. I wake up

VOCABULARY

jhoannajimenez — 2020-11-30 21:34:44 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez
Date: 30/11/2020
Group: B
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eta.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

Vocabulary

elianjaramillo — 2020-11-30 22:06:16 UTC

Name: Elian Jaramillo
Date: 30-11-2020
1. I fall asleep

2. I have a nap

3. My alarm clock goes off

4. I feel energetic ´

5. I feel tired

6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat

7. I go to bed

8. I ge up

9. I have a basth/shower

10. I relax at home

11. I finish school / work
12. I wake up

Vocabulary

jodiepadilla — 2020-11-30 22:13:26 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 30-11-2020
1. I fall asleep

2. I have a nap

3. My alarm clock goes off

4. I feel energetic ´

5. I feel tired

6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat

7. I go to bed

8. I ge up

9. I have a basth/shower

10. I relax at home

11. I finish school / work
12. I wake up

VOCABULRY

anthonyvillacis — 2020-11-30 22:14:35 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACÍS
DATE: 30/11/2020.

1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/ shower.
10.I relax at hom.
11. I finish school/ work.
12. I wake up

Vocabulary

stivecajas — 2020-11-30 22:14:54 UTC

Name> Stive Cajas
Date> 30/11/2020
1.I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/ shower.
10.I relax at hom.
11. I finish school/ work.
12. I wake up

Vocabulary

mariacsalazar — 2020-11-30 22:45:03 UTC

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and sometimes to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax al home.
11. I finish school/ work.
12. I wake up.

Name: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA

2020-11-30 23:47:10 UTC

DATE: 30-11-20
GROUP A
VOCABULARY
- I fall asleep
- I have a nap
- my alarm clock goes off
- I feel energetic
- I feel tired
- I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.
-I go to bed
- I get up
- I have a bath /shower
- I relax at home
- I Finish school/work
- I wake up.

Vocabulary

2020-12-01 00:00:40 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez
Date:30-11-2020

1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. my alarm clock goes off
4 .I feel energetic
5 .I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.
7.I go to bed
8. I get up
9.I have a bath /shower
11. I relax at home
12. I Finish school/work
13.I wake up.

NAME: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA

2020-12-01 00:00:58 UTC

DATE: 30-11-2020
GROUP 1

the worst thing in the world is to try to sleep, and not to.

it usually happens because you are worried about something

Vocabulary

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-12-01 00:36:54 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Nov, 30 th, 2020
Group: B
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/ shower.
10.I relax at hom.
11. I finish school/ work.
12. I wake up.

Vocabulary

melanymaldonado — 2020-12-01 00:59:53 UTC

Name: Melany C. Maldonado A.
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

VOCABULARY

alonsodelgado — 2020-12-01 01:47:00 UTC

NAME: Alonso Delgado
GROUP: A
DATE: 30-11-20

1) I fall asleep.

2) I have a nap.

3) my alarm clock goes off.

4) I feel energetic.

5) I feel tired.

6) I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.

7) I go to bed.

8) I get up.

9) I have a bath /shower.

10) I relax at home.

11) I Finish school/work.

12) I wake up.

VOCABULARY

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-12-01 01:55:55 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 30th, 2020
Group: "A"
1 I fall asleep
2 I have a nap
3 My alarm clock goes off.
4 I feel energetic
5 I feel tired
6 I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7 I go to bed
8 I get up
9 I have a bath/shower
10 I relax at hom
11 I finish school/work
12 I wake up

VOCABULARY

anaquituizaca — 2020-12-01 02:17:06 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 30-11-2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

Choose a quote and talk about that:

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-12-01 02:20:26 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Nov. 30th, 2020
Group: "A"
AGREE:
"People who say they sleep like a baby usually don´t have one"
People who have babies sleep less because babies cry at night.
DISAGREE:
"Dreams are thouhts that we don´t have time to think during the day"
I don't think the same because I dream things that have nothing to do with reality

Name. Luis Andrés Paladines

2020-12-01 02:24:37 UTC

Date:30/11/2020
Group "A"
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

Choose a quote and talk about that.

anaquituizaca — 2020-12-01 02:25:25 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 30-11-2020
People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one.

I think it is because they have no concern to take care of another person, it is only them with their needs.

VOCABULARY

bettyencarnacion — 2020-12-01 02:36:12 UTC

Name: Betty Encarnacion
Date: 30 November, 2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT.

jennyespinoza — 2020-12-01 02:43:58 UTC

Name: Jenny Espinoza
Date: 30/11/2020
CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT.
¨PEOPLE WHO SAY SLEEP LIKE O BABY USUALLY DON´T HAVE ONE¨
I think that couple does not sleep well because they have to wake up at dawn to calm their baby's cries and this does not happen with the person who still does not have children.

jennyespinoza — 2020-12-01 02:55:12 UTC

Name: Jenny Espinoza
Date: 30/11/2020
VERBS PHARES
1. I FALL ASLEEP
2. I HAVE A NAP
3. MY ALARM O´CLOCK GOES OFT
4. I FEEL ENERGETIC
5. I FEEL TIRED
6. I HAVE A CUP TEA /COFFE AND SOMETIMES TO EAT.
7. I GO TO BED
8. I GET UP
9. I HAVE A BAHT/SHOWER
10. I RELAX AT HOME
11. I FINISH SCHOOL/ WORK
12. I WAKE UP.

VOCABULARY

2020-12-01 03:01:51 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off
4. I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10. I relax at home
11. I finish school/work
12. I wake up

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

stivecajas — 2020-12-01 03:23:20 UTC

Name: Stive Israel Cajas
Date: 30/11/2020
Choose a quote and talk about that.
For me, sleeping is waste of time when I could de living
-If you sleep a lot during the day, you will not be able to enjoy it 100 percent with daily activities

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

anthonyvillacis — 2020-12-01 03:23:30 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACÍS
DATE: 30/11/2020
GROUP B
The worst thing in the world is to try to sleep, and not to.
If you don't rest good enough, the rest of the day your body will be tired and mentally you could be anger

VOCABULARY

victoralejandro1 — 2020-12-01 05:16:33 UTC

Name: Víctor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 30/ 12/ 2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have abath/shower.
10. I relax at hom.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

CHOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

victoralejandro1 — 2020-12-01 05:26:10 UTC

Name: Victor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 30/ 12/ 2020

‘‘people who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one’’

Really, people who sleep like a baby have a great mindset to be able to solve problems, because a person who does not control what he thinks is like having a crying baby every day.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

kerlygonzalez — 2020-12-01 07:58:45 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamara González
Date: 30/11/2020
Grupo: A
The worst thung in the world is to try sleep, and not to.
It is a complicated situation, it happes to me when I stay doing homework after 12 pm. I can´t sleep enymore so I want to do it. :c

VOCABULARY

kerlygonzalez — 2020-12-01 08:05:19 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamara González
Date:30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6.I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat-
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10.I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up

VOCABULARY

jhordygranda — 2020-12-01 13:05:18 UTC

Name: Jhordy Vicente Granda Guerrero
Date: Nov. 30th, 2020
Group A

I fall asleep.
I have a nap.
My alarm clock goes off.
I feel energetic.
I feel tired.
I have a cup of tea / coffee and something to eat.
I go to bed.
I get up.
I have a bath / shower.
I relax at home.
I finish school / work.
I wake up.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

karenchavez3 — 2020-12-01 14:42:56 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango.
Date: 30-11-2020
People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one
Actually, people who sleep like babies, is because they have not had any disorder or problems to rest and have been able to solve their problems and fears, because a person who does not control the sleep is like having a baby who cries every day.

name Thalia Macas

2020-12-01 14:56:37 UTC

date 30 11 2020
"Peopple who say sleep like a baby usually don't have one'

In reality they do not have one because a baby does not sleep all night, he wakes up crying from habre, who says this quote because they do not know what it is to have a baby at home

Name: Nathaly Apolo Romero.

2020-12-01 15:13:55 UTC

Date: 30/11/2020.
CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT.
the worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it.

It usually happens because sometimes we are worried about the things that could not be done and thus it is impossible to be so calm.

QUOTE

rodrigogranda — 2020-12-01 15:31:23 UTC

NAME: RODRIGO GRANDA
DATE: December 01st, 2020
Group: B
“People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one”
I agree with this quote, because people who have a baby do not sleep many hours. Babies also cry a lot at night. parents who have babies do not usually sleep well because they have to feed the baby every time he starts crying.

Name: Jonathan Jiménez

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-12-01 15:43:20 UTC

DATE: Nov, 30 th, 2020
Group: B
The worst thing in the world is to try and sleep, and not to do it.

I agree with this quote, because not being able to sleep is very frustrating, it's given by thinking about many things of the day and not being able to have a blank mind.

VOCABULARY

anahicastillo1 — 2020-12-01 16:30:48 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo
Date: December 1, 2020.
Group A.
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT.

anahicastillo1 — 2020-12-01 16:35:14 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: December 1, 2020.
"For me sleeping to waste of time when I could be living."
I agree with this quote because, for me is important spend the time well. For this reason I try to wake up early or when I have to do somethings I sleep after 12.

Vocabulary

jhulissabermeo — 2020-12-01 16:49:42 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Date: December 1, 2020.
Group A.
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

jhulissabermeo — 2020-12-01 16:52:32 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Date: 01-12-2020

‘‘people who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one’’

Really, people who sleep like a baby have a great mindset to be able to solve problems, because a person who does not control what he thinks is like having a crying baby every day.

Name: Maria Zaquinaula

2020-12-01 18:05:31 UTC

Date: 30/11/2020
Group B
“People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one”
I agree with this quote, because people who have a baby do not sleep many hours. Babies also cry a lot at night. parents who have babies do not usually sleep well because they have to feed the baby every time he starts crying.

VOCABULARY

2020-12-01 18:07:00 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 30/11/2020
Group B
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

Name: Genesis Vaca

genesisvaca — 2020-12-01 19:25:29 UTC

Date: 01/12/2020

"The worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it."
When our body and brain do not rest enough, we feel exhausted, people feel discouraged, and even on many occasions our behavior tends to be quite rude.

Name: Nadia Calderon

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-12-01 19:49:14 UTC

TOPIC: VOCABULARY OF THE DAILY ROUTINE
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4.I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/ coffee and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8.I get up.
9. I have a bath/ shower.
10.I relax at home.
11. I finish school/ work.
12.I wake up.

Name: Nadia Calderon

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-12-01 19:50:14 UTC

"The worst thin in the word is trying to slepp and not doing it"
Many of the times when we try something under pressure, it usually goes wrong or it stays halfway.
It is better for things to go and happen naturally

Name: Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez

jhoannajimenez — 2020-12-01 20:21:54 UTC

Date: 1/12/2020
Group :B
The worst thing in the world is to try and sleep, and not to do it.
Not being able to sleep is very frustrating, since the person feels tired by not being able to rest, this is due to several events or problems that do not allow them to have a blank mind.

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-01 20:33:20 UTC

Name: Jefferson Maza
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-01 20:41:01 UTC

Group: B
"People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one"
I really agree with the above because people who have a baby don't get enough sleep.
Parents who have babies are mostly unable to sleep well because they have to attend to him when he starts crying.

VOCABULARY

mariaatapia — 2020-12-01 20:47:00 UTC

NAME: Maria Tappia
DATE: Nov. 30th, 2020
1.I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe and something to eta.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

Name: KATHERINE VEGA

katherinevega1 — 2020-12-01 20:55:01 UTC

Date: 01/12/2020
PRACTICE.

A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

carlosadiaz — 2020-12-01 21:05:49 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date: 01/12/2020

‘‘People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one’’

Really, people who sleep like a baby have a great mindset to be able to solve problems, because a person who does not control what he thinks is like having a crying baby every day.

Vocabulary

carlosadiaz — 2020-12-01 21:08:15 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G
Date: 01/12/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

Name: Lesly Jaramillo

leslyjaramillo — 2020-12-01 21:20:30 UTC

Date: 01/12/2020
"Dreams are thoughts that we don't have time to tink during the day"
Really many of the times there are things that worry us too much and then they appear in the form of bad dream

Name: Melany Maldonado

melanymaldonado — 2020-12-01 22:44:54 UTC

Date: 2020/12/01

"Dreams are thoughts that we don´t have time to think during the day"

I do not agree because dreams can also be memories, emotions or wishes of ourselves.

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-12-01 23:53:12 UTC

Date: 01/12/2020

"The worst thing in the world is to try to sleep, and not to."

I think it's because we think about the things that concern us.

NAME: MARIA JANINA DÍAZ

2020-12-02 01:22:07 UTC

DATE: 30th, November,2020
1.- I fall asleep
2.- I have a nap
3.- My alarm clock goes off
4.- I feel energetic
5.- I feel tired
6.- I have a cup of tea/ coffee and something to eat
7.- I go to bed
8.- I get up
9.- I have a bath/shower
10.-I relax at home
11.- Ifinish school/ work
12.- I wake up

Choose a Quote and Talk That

jhordygranda — 2020-12-02 02:28:03 UTC

Name: Jhordy Vicente Granda Guerrero

Date: December 1st, 2020

Group A

“For me, sleeping is waste of time when I could be living”

The world is in constant change day and night, there is no moment when new things to learn do not arise. That is why little sleep and what is necessary is enough to continue learning and knowing more things.

Vocabulary

2020-12-02 04:13:16 UTC

Name: Marjorie Bustamante
Date: 30/11/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6.I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat-
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10.I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up

Choose a quote and talk About that.

jessicagrosales — 2020-12-02 05:20:48 UTC

Name: Jessica Rosales
Date: 01/ 12/2020

The worst thing in the world is to try to sleep, and not to
On many occasions it is impossible to sleep, when you have problems, anxiety or depression. We all need sleep to have energy throughout the day.

CHOSSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

josselynpaladines — 2020-12-02 14:41:55 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 01/12/2020
"The worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not do it."
Yes, there are times when it's hard to sleep because of stress or because many of the time we think about the problems that appear every day.

Choose a quote and talk about that

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-02 15:03:53 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 01/12/2020
"Dreams are thoughts that we don't have time to think during the day"
I don't agree with this quote, because we dream about something related to the activities of the day, we also dream about our goals or motivations for which we work every day, and which we think about all day.

VOCABULARY

angelicalarmijos — 2020-12-02 16:09:16 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 01/12/2020
1. I fall asleep.
2. I have a nap.
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4. I feel energetic.
5. I feel tired.
6. I have a cup of tea/coffee and something to eat.
7. I go to bed.
8. I get up.
9. I have a bath/shower.
10. I relax at home.
11. I finish school/work.
12. I wake up.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT.

angelicalarmijos — 2020-12-02 16:26:40 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 01/12/2020
The worst thing in the world is to try to sleep and not doing it.
I agree with this quote because many times it has happened to me that I have been very tired and very sleepy, but because of many worries or things to do the next day I have not been able and it is frustrating because I know that it´s important sleep well to do all things the next day.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

2020-12-02 16:30:10 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 01/12/2020
The worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it.
It is a very complex situation since we can take it as a situation of problems that we are thinking about or more clearly a concern that does not allow us to do so

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

jordyapolo — 2020-12-02 16:45:00 UTC

NAME: JORDY APOLO
GRUPO: "A"
Group: B
"People who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one"
I really agree with the above because people who have a baby don't get enough sleep.
Parents who have babies are mostly unable to sleep well because they have to attend to him when he starts crying.

VOCABULARY

jordyapolo — 2020-12-02 16:49:16 UTC

NAME: JORDY APOLO
DATE: 01/12/2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

alonsodelgado — 2020-12-02 16:54:00 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 01/12/2020
Group: A
For me, sleep is good in a moderate measure, so that our body regenerates energy and be able to make the most of the time we are in activities.
I agree with the quote because, for me, it is important to make good use of time. That's why I try to get up early every day.

Vocabulary

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-02 17:12:26 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 30/ 11/ 2020
1.- I fall asleep
2.- I have a nap
3.- My alarm clock goes off
4.- I feel energetic
5.- I feel tired
6.- I have a cup of tea/ coffe and something to eat
7.- I go to bed
8.- I get up
9.- I have a bath/ shower
10.- I relax at home
11.- I finish school/ work
12.- I wake up

Physical appearence questions.

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-02 17:21:04 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 26/11/ 2020
Group B
a. What does he look like?
b. What's he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he?
f. How old is he?
g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?
h. Has he got a beard?

CHOOSE A QUOTE AN TALK ABOUT THAT

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-02 17:29:53 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 01 / 12 / 2020
Group B
"For me, sleeping is a waste of time when I could be living"

Sleeping is not a requested time, since the world is constantly changing, both day and night, so at all times you can learn new things and live happily, learning to occupy time.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AN TALK ABOUT THAT

isabelamedina — 2020-12-02 19:56:03 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 02/12/2020
Group: B

"The worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it"

The worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it"
It is a very ugly and uncomfortable situation since your body asks for rest, but at the same time it is not possible to reconcile it, to avoid this type of situation is to teach our body good habits.

VIDEO PRACTICE

mariaatapia — 2020-12-02 21:10:03 UTC

NAME: MARIA TAPIA
DATE 01/12/2020
A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

mariaatapia — 2020-12-02 21:12:12 UTC

NAME: MARIA TAPIA
DATE: 01/12/2020
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts"
I very much agree with the quote, because in life we should never give up or let some failure take us away from our goals, but we must also take into account that every time we achieve something we must be humble.

Name: Jessica Gómez

2020-12-03 02:35:12 UTC

Date: 2-12-2020
‘‘people who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one’’

The important thing is to sleep well so that our body can be relaxed all day, and we can do the activities correctly

CHOSE A QUOETE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-03 15:10:27 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 01-12-2020
People who say thay sleep like a baby usually don´t have one
This is true becouse people sleep longer when they don´t have such a big responsability as having a baby.

VIDEO PRACTICE

jhoannajimenez — 2020-12-03 16:45:46 UTC

NAME: JHOANNA MARISOL JIMENEZ JIMENEZ
DATE 01/12/2020
A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

QUESTIONS WORDS

jhoannajimenez — 2020-12-03 16:52:23 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Jiménez Jimenez
Date: November, 5th, 2020
Group: B

Who's(To ask about a person)
Where | To ask about a place
Why (To ask about a thing)
When ( To ask about a time)
How (To ask the way you do something)
What (To ask about a thing)
Which To ask the rearson for doing something
Whose To ask about Possession
What kind The type of thing
What time To ask about a time
How much To ask the cost of something
How many To ask the number of people or things
How long To ask about a period of time

EXAMPE:
How you open the window ?
What's your favorite sport?

SPORTS AND GAME

josselynpaladines — 2020-12-03 17:13:46 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 10/11/2020
3a. Answer the next questions
1. What's 's the name of the word 's best selling computer games?
Nintendo's Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
The game of Golf is more than 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are more than 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He was the world's first Freestyle champion.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran the London Marathon 42 km in 12 hours 15 minutes.

FUNCTION OF THE PRESENT SIMPLE

josselynpaladines — 2020-12-03 17:17:39 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 11/11/2020
A habit:
I get up at 7:30 every day
Always true:
I study Administracion Publica at the National University of Loja
Questions:
- Do you get up at 7:30 every day?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.
- Do you study Administracion Publica at the National University of Loja?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.

function of the present simple

jhoannajimenez — 2020-12-03 17:40:44 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez
Date: 11/11/2020
A habit:
I get up at 6 o'clock every day
Always true:
I play basquetball
Questions:
- Do you play basqueball every day?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.

VIDEO PRACTICE

melanymaldonado — 2020-12-03 17:46:51 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 01/12/2020
Activity from the video

EXERCISE A

1. They have to write a test.

2. She has to clean her desk.

3. Ken and Liz have to learn English words.

4. Andy has to help his brother.

5. We have to do our homework.

6. He has to write with a pencil.

7. I have to feed the hamster.

8. You have to take photos.

9. Victoria has to read the newspaper.

10. The teacher has to send a text message.

EXERCISE B

1) Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.

2) She will have to wait in line like everyone else.

3) If you are under 13 you have to get your parents´ permission.

4) Your daughter many has to try on a few different sizes.

5) Do you have to work next weekend?

PHYSICAL APPEARENCE

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 20:07:48 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo Núñez
Date: 25-11-2020
GROUP "B"
a. What does he look like?
b. What's he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. Wha is his hair like?
e. How tall is he?
f. How old is he?
g. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h. Has he got a beard?

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 20:15:56 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo Núñez
Date: 18-11-2020
GROUP "B"
1. LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
*In 2004 / On April 2004
*Yesterday
*Last month / In March
*5 years ago
*When she was
2. WE CAN COMBINE THESE
*In + months / years
*Yesterday / yesterday morning / yesterday afternoon / yesterday evening.
*Last + night / week / month / year
*Two minutes / three days / two weeks / five years + Ago
*When I was ten /I started the school / I was a child.
3. LET'S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES
*When she was a teenager.
*Last ninght
*In the 1080
*On 8 August
*Yesterday afternoon
*A decade ago

The worst thing in the world is to try to sleep, and not to.

mariacsalazar — 2020-12-03 21:30:12 UTC

It´s very frustrating, because when we leave work tired we want to sleep and not being able to do it is annoying.

FUNCTION OF THE PRESENT SIMPLE

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 21:47:35 UTC

Nombre: Erika Estefania Tandazo
Date: 12-11-20
GROUP: "B"
HABITS

I walk in the park every friday

Do you walk in the park every friday?

Yes, I do
GENERAL TRUE
I do homework and projects

Do you do homework and projects?

Yes, i do

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 21:52:11 UTC

Name: Erika Estefania Tandazo
Date:17/11/2020.
GROUP: "B"
/d/
-Appeared/ Called/ Traveled/ Arrived/ Opened/ Lived/ Loved
/t/
-Looked/ Walked/ Asked/ Stopped/ Laughed/ Worked/ Watched/ Cloused
/id/
-Ended/ Losted/ Invented/ Wanted/ Started

Questions word

jessicagrosales — 2020-12-03 21:53:20 UTC

Name :Jessica Rosales
Date: 05/11/2020
Who´s = to ask about a person
Where = to ask about a place
What´s = to ask about a thing
Which = to ask about a thing
When = to ask about a time
Why =to ask about the reason for doing something
How = the way you do something
How long = a period of time
How often = the number of times you do something
How king = the type of thing
How many = the number of people
How much = the cost of something
Example :
Where are you from?
Who are you?
Why are you here?

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 21:55:47 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 16/11/2020
GROUP: "B"
Adverb of frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
I study in my house every day
I play basquetball from Monday to Friday
I listen to music every day

QUESTIONS WORDS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 21:58:19 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 05-11-2020
GROUP: "B"
COMPLETE THE QUESTIONS
1) What´s the name of the world´s best-selling computer game?

The best-selling game is Nintendo’s Wii sport.

2) How do you hit the ball when you play wii-tennies?

A button is pressed on the console and I have made some movements with the arm.

3) How old is the game of golf?

The game of golf is 250 years old.

4) How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?

In 40 countries there are about 1,000-disc golf courses.

VOCABULARY

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 22:02:40 UTC

Name: Erika Estefania Tandazo
Date: 24/11/2020
GROUP: "B"
Vocabulary 1:

1. facial hair between the mouth and nose moustache.
2. facial hair on the chin beard.
3. (for skin) light-coloured pale.
4.(for hair) apposite of long short
5. a permanent mark on the sink made with ink tatto
6. (for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
7. make-up for the mouth lipstick
8. (in the ears, nose,etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings.
9. good-looking attrative.
10. (for a person) more than average height tall
11. Thin in an atractive way slim

VOCABULARY 2

Young - younger - the youngest
Happy - happier - the happiest
Serious - more serious - the most serious
Good/bad - better/worse - the best/the worst.

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-03 22:09:54 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 16-11-2020

Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%

Examples:
**I study in my house every day
**You always come to class late.
**I am never late for class.

FAMOUS SINGER

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 22:12:02 UTC

Name: Erika Estefania Tandazo
GROUP: "B"

His name is Romeo Santos
He is a singer.
He is a handsome man.
He is very tall.
his eyes are brown.
He has a tattoo in his back.
He is 47 years old.
He has got a beard.

CAUSES OF AN EXTREME ANXIETY

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 22:15:59 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
GROUP: "B"
Overview. Somniphobia causes extreme anxiety and fear around the thought of going to bed. This phobia is also known as hypnophobia, clinophobia, sleep anxiety, or sleep dread.

REGULAR VERBS PRONUNCIATION

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-03 22:17:05 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez.
Date: 17-11-2020
/d/
appeared-called-traveled-arrived-opened-lived-loves
/t/
looked-walked-asked-stopped-laughed-worked-watched-cloused
/id/
ended-losted-invented-wanted-started

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 22:17:49 UTC

Name: Erika Estefania Tandazo
GROUP: "B"

Go camping.
Go fishing.
Go for a bike ride.
Go for a walk.
Go out for a drink.
Go out for dinner.
Go shopping.
Go to a concert.

EXAMPLES:
1. uring my leisure time, I enjoy reading.
2. One of Jesse’s favorite leisure activities is swimming.
3. My sister spends all of her leisure time dancing and listening to music.

TIMES EXPRESSIONS

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-03 22:21:35 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 18-11-2020

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES
**In 2004/ on April 1, 2004.
**yesterday
**last month-in March
**5 years ago
**when she was

WE CAN COMBINE THESE:
IN+months/years
YESTERDAY/yesterday morning/yesterday evening
LAST+nigth/week/month/year two minutes/three days/two weeks/fiv years+AGO WHEN +I was 10/I started school/she was a child

LET`S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:
1. When she was a teenager
2. last night
3. In the 1080s
4.On 8 August
5. yesterday afternoon
6. A decade ago

SPORTS AND GAMES

erikatandazo — 2020-12-03 22:21:54 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 10-11-2020
GROUP: "B"
SPORTS

aerobics
American football
archery
athletics
badminton
baseball
basketball
beach volleyball
bowls
boxing
canoeing
climbing
cricket
cycling
darts
diving
fishing
football
go-karting
golf
gymnastics
handball
hiking

Leisure Activities

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-03 22:26:17 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 04/11/2020
- Go to the Cinema
- Listen to the radio
- Watch Live Music
- Go out with friends
- Use the internet
- Play Computer Games
- Listen to Music
- Play a musical Instrument
- Go to the Gym
- Go to evening classes
- Play Sport
- Watch TV
Example:
I listen to music every day.

Questions Words

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-03 22:31:03 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 05/11/2020
Who’s –> to ask about a person
Where –> to ask about a place
What’s –> to ask about a thing
Which –> to ask about a thing
When –> to ask about a time
Why –> to ask about the reason for doing something

How –> the way you do something

How long –> a period of time

How often –> the number of times you do something

What Kind –> the type of thing

How many –> the number of people or things

How much –> the cost of something

Question Words + modal verb or auxiliar + subject + complement+?

Where do you live?
Auxiliar or modal verb + subject + verb+ complement+?
Do you play soccer in the morning?

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE VOCABULARY

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-03 22:35:49 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 24-11-2020

Vocabulary 1
**facial hair between mouth and nose mustache
**facil hair on the chin beard
**(for skin) light-colored pale
**(for hair) oppositive of long short
**a permanent mark on the skin made with in tatto
**(for hair) changed from the natural colour dyed.
** make-up for the mouth lipstick
**(in the ears, nose, etc) with a hole for jewellery piercings
**good-looking attractive
**(for a person) more than average heigth tall
** thin in an attractive way slim

Vocabulary 2
*wich of these words does not describe skin: blonde
*which of these words does not describe hair: square
*wich of these words does not describe facial hair: bald

Table of comparison
Adjective/comparative/superative
young- younger- the youngest
happy- happier- the happier
good- better- the best
bad- worse- the worst
serious- more serious- most serious

Function of the present simple

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-03 22:43:43 UTC

Nombre: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 11/11/2020
A habit
I get up at 6 o'clock every day
Always true
I live in Catamayo
Questions
Do you get up at 6 o'clock every day?
Yes, I do
No, I don´t
Do you live in Catamayo?
Yes, I do
No, I don´t

Sports and game

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-03 22:48:50 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 10/11/2020
1-What’s the name of the world's best selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii sports
2-How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
By moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console
3-How old is the game of golf?
Is more than 250 years old
4-How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are more than 1000 disc golf courses
5-Who is John Farnworth?
He was the world's freestyle champion
6-How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran in 12 hours 15 minutes

Physical Apperence Questions

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-03 23:01:19 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 25-11-2020

**What does he look like?
** Whats he like?
**What colour are his eyes?
**What is his hair like?
**How tal is he?
**How old is he?
**Has he got a scar or a tatto?
**Has he got a beard?

VOCABULARY

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-03 23:06:18 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 01-12-2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off
4. I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10. I relax at hom
11. I finish school/work
12. I wake up

Leisure Acctivites

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:18:27 UTC

Name: Jefferson Maza
-go to the cinema
-listen to the radio
-watch live music
-go out with friends
-use the internet
-play computer games
-listen to music
-go to the gym
-go to evening classes
-play sport
-watch TV
EX:
- I like going out with my friends

- I love to watch series on Netflix

QUESTION WORDS

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:23:44 UTC

Name: Jefferson Maza
+ Who: To ask about person
+ Where: To ask about place
+ What/ Which: To ask about thing
+ When: To ask about the time
+ Why: To ask about the reason for doing something
+ How: To ask about the way you do something
+ How long: To ask about a period of time
+ What Kind: To ask about the type of thing
+ How many: To ask about the number of person or things
+ How much: To ask about the cost of something
Example:
Which pet do you prefer: cat or dog?
I prefer a cat
Structure of Questions Words:
Wh + Aux/ Modal Verbs + S + V + C + ?
Structure of sentences with Auxiliary or Modal Verbs:
Auxiliary/ modal verbs + S + V + C
Example: You can see me?

ADVERB OF FREQUENCY

melanymaldonado — 2020-12-04 00:26:29 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 16-11-2020

Adverbs of frequency
100% = always

90% = usually

80% = normally/generally

70% = often/frequently

50% = sometimes

30% = ocasionally

10% = seldon

5% = hardly ever/ rarely

0% = never

Adverbial Phrase

I brush my teeth every day.

She goes to the gym twice a week.

They watch movies once a month.

CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-04 00:26:41 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 02-12-2020
"For me sleeping to waste of time when I could be living"
What is known is that when we dream, our actions are usually limited to our imagination. We all have an internal safety mechanism, a kind of switch that prevents us from physically performing the actions we dream of.
So when you think you are being chased by a monster in your dream, you don't actually get up and ram the wall of your room. However, our brains are highly complex systems and, as such, are prone to occasional breakdowns.

Sport and Game

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:27:36 UTC

Name: Jefferson Maza

Complete
1.What´s the name of the world's best selling computer game?
Nintendo's Wii sports
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
By moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
Is more than 250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are more than 1000 disc golf courses
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He was the wordl's freestyle champion
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran in 12 hours 15 minutes.

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:29:26 UTC

A habit:
I get up at 7 o'clock every day
Always true:
I study psychopedagogy at the National University of Loja
Questions:
- Do you get up at 7 o'clock every day?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.
- Do you study psychopedagogy at the National University of Loja?
Yes, I do.
No, I don´t.

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:32:10 UTC

Frequency Adverb of frequency
100% always
90% usually
80% normally/generally
70% often/frequently
50% sometimes
30% occasionally
10% seldom
5% Hardly ever/rarely
o% never
Exemples of frequently phrases:
1.- I study at home every day
2.- I play video games on my computer once a week
3.- I never run in the park

VIDEO PRACTICE

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-04 00:32:32 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 02-12-2020

Activity from the video
EXERCISE A:
1. They have to write a test
2. She has to clean her desk
3. Ken and Liz have to learn
4. Andy has to help his brother
5. We have to do our homework.
6. He has to write with a pencil.
7. I have to feed the hamster
8. You have to take photos
9. Victoria has to read the newspaper
10. The teacher has to send a text message

EXERCISE B
1. Yesterday I had to finish my geography project
2. She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
3. If you are under 13 you have to get you parent´s permission
4. Your daughter many has to try on a few different sizes
5. Do you have to work next weekend?

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:34:21 UTC

d =
called
opened
lived
arrived
t =
worked
walked,
laughed
id =
started ,
wanted,
invented.

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:36:43 UTC

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES

-Yesterday /morning, evening, afternoon.
-Last month / in March.
-5 years ago.
-When she was 1.
-in 2004 / on April 1 2004.

WE CAN COMBINE THESE

LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES

-When she was a teenager.
-Last night.
-In the 1080s.

-On 8 August.
- Yesterday afternoon.

- A decade ago.

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:38:03 UTC

1. (for eyes) colour browm
2. facial hair between mounth and nose mustache.
3. facil hair on the chibeard
4. (for skin) light-colored pale
5. (for hair) oppositive of long short
6. a permanent mark on the skin made with ink tatto
7. (for hair) changed fron the natural colour dyed.
8. make-ip for the mouth lipstick
9. (in the ears, nose, etch) with a hole for jewellery piercings)
10. good-looking attractive
11. (for a person) more than average height tall
12. thin in an attractive way Slim.

Table of comparatives
Adjectives/comparative/superlative.
**young-younger-the youngest
**happy-happier-the happiest
** serious.more serious- the most serious.
** good- better-best
** bad-worst-the worst

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:40:32 UTC

a. What does he look like?
b. What's he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he?
f. How old is he?
g. Has he got a scar of a tatto?
h. Has he got a beard?

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 00:41:30 UTC

Date: 04 /11/ 2020
Leisure Accitivites
1. Go to the cinema

2. Go out with friends

3. Listen to music

4. Play computer games

5. Play musical instrument

6. Play sports

7. Use the internet

8. Listen to radio

9. Watch live music

Example:

- I listen to music every day

- I play a musical instrument on the weekends

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2020-12-04 00:43:10 UTC

A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 01:11:47 UTC

Date: 5 / 11 7 2020
Questions Words

- Who: to ask about person

- Where: to ask about place

- What/ which: to ask about thing

- When: to ask about the time

- Why: to ask about the reason for doing something

- How: to ask about the way you do something

- How long: to ask about a period of time

- What kind: to ask about the type of thing

- How many: to ask about the number of person or things

- How much: to ask about the cost of something

Example:
Structure of Questions Words:

Wh + Aux + Modal Verbs + S + V + C +?

when is your birthday?

 My birthday is in November

Structure of sentences with Auxiliary or Modal Verbs:
Auxiliary / modal verbs + S + V + C + ?

Do I play soccer in the park ?

yes, I do

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 01:25:19 UTC

Date: 10 / 11 / 2020
Answer the next questions
1. What's 's the name of the word 's best selling computer games?
Nintendo's Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on your games console.
3. How old is the game of golf?
The game of Golf is more than 250 years old.
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in the world?
There are more than 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He was the world's first Freestyle champion.
6. How long did it take John Farnworth to run the London Marathon?
He ran the London Marathon 42 km in 12 hours 15 minutes.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 01:40:12 UTC

Date: 11 /11 / 2020
- A habit

I wake up at 07:00 every day
Do you wake up at 07:00 every day?
Yes, I do

- Something that is always true

I study in National University of loja

Do you study in National University of loja?
Yes, I do

NAME: KATHERINE VEGA

katherinevega1 — 2020-12-04 01:54:59 UTC

Date:11-11-2020
A HABIT:
- I PLAY THE GUITAR EVERYDAY
- DO YOU PLAY THE GUITAR EVERYDAY?
- YES, I DO
GENERAL TRUE:
- I LIKE THE SCREAM
- DOU YOU LIKE ICE CREAM?
- YES, I DO

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 01:57:00 UTC

Date: 16 / 11 / 2020
ADVERB OF FREQUENCY
Adverbs Frequency
Always 100%

Usually 90%
Normaly - Generally 80%
Often - Frequently 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldom 10%
Hargly ever - Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
1. I always go to bed late

2. I often read in bed at night

3. I hardly ever get angry

katherinevega1 — 2020-12-04 02:02:36 UTC

Name: KATHERINE VEGA

Date: 16-11-2020
Adverbs of frequency

100%---------Always
90%---------Usually

80%---------Normaly- generally

70%---------Often-frequently

50%---------Sometimes
30%--------Occasionally
10%----------Seldom
5%------------Hargly ever /rarely

0%------------Never
EXAMPLES
1. Pedro study English twice a week.

2. I play the guitar everyday.

3. My sister practice dance everyday.

Name: Lesly Jaramillo

2020-12-04 02:10:05 UTC

Date: 01/12/2020
Practice:

A. Writer "have to" or "has to" in the blanks to complete the sentences

1. They have to write a test

2. She has to clean her desk

3. Ken and Liz have to learn English words

4. Any has to help his brother

5. We have to do our homework

6. He has to write with a pencil

7. I have to feed the hamster

8. You have to take photos

9. Victoria has to read the newspaper

10. The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space "have to" "has to" "had to" complete the banks.

1. Yesterday I had to finish my geography project

2. She will have to wait in line like every else

3. If you are under 13 you have to get your parents' permission

4. Your daughter my has to try on a few different sizes

5. Do you have to work next weekend?

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 02:11:57 UTC

Date: 02 / 12 / 2020
CHOOSE A QUOTE AND TALK ABOUT THAT.
The worst thing in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it.
It usually happens because sometimes we are worried about the things that could not be done and thus it is impossible to be so calm.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-04 02:13:31 UTC

Date: 02 / 12 / 2020
Practice:

A. Writer "have to" or "has to" in the blanks to complete the sentences

1. They have to write a test

2. She has to clean her desk

3. Ken and Liz have to learn English words

4. Any has to help his brother

5. We have to do our homework

6. He has to write with a pencil

7. I have to feed the hamster

8. You have to take photos

9. Victoria has to read the newspaper

10. The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space "have to" "has to" "had to" complete the banks.

1. Yesterday I had to finish my geography project

2. She will have to wait in line like every else

3. If you are under 13 you have to get your parents' permission

4. Your daughter my has to try on a few different sizes

5. Do you have to work next weekend?

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

2020-12-04 02:30:54 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 16/11/2020
Group: B
100% always

90% usually

80% normally/generally

70% often/frequently

50% sometimes

30% ocasionally

10% seldom

5% hardly ever/ rarely

0% never

EX:
I sometimes practice basketball.
She usually go to the gym.
He never practice the sport.

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

anthonyvillacis — 2020-12-04 02:34:09 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACÍS
DATE: 16/11/2020
Adverb of frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
I study in my house every day
I play basquetball from Monday to Friday
I listen to music every day

VIDEO PRACTICE

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-04 14:35:38 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 02-12-2020
Practice
A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

QUESTIONS WORDS

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-04 14:42:30 UTC

Name: Jodie Padila
Date: 05-11-2020
WH QUESTIONS
Who: to ask about person

Where: to ask about place

What/ which: to ask about thing

When: to ask about the time

Why: to ask about the reason for doing something

How: to ask about the way you do something

How long: to ask about a period of time

What kind: to ask about the type of thing

How many: to ask about the number of person or things

How much: to ask about the cost of something

Example:
Structure of Questions Words:

Wh + Aux + Modal Verbs + S + V + C +?

when is your birthday?

 My birthday is in November

Structure of sentences with Auxiliary or Modal Verbs:
Auxiliary / modal verbs + S + V + C + ?
Do I play soccer in the yard of my house ?

No, I don´t

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-04 14:49:23 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 04/11/2020
- go to cinema
- listen to music
- listen to de radio
- use the internet
- play sport
- play computer games
- watch TV
Ex. I watch TV every day at noon.

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-04 14:53:02 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 16/11/2020
Group: B
100% always

90% usually

80% normally/generally

70% often/frequently

50% sometimes

30% ocasionally

10% seldom

5% hardly ever/ rarely

0% never
Example:

I always have breakfast at 7 o´clock in the morning.
Sometimes I go out to swim.
I have never travled in an airplane.

PRESENT SIMPLE

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:14:33 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 12-11-20
GROUP "B"
HABITS

I walk in the park every friday

Do you walk in the park every friday?

Yes, I do
GENERAL TRUE
I do homework and projects

Do you do homework and projects?

Yes, I do

FREQUENCY ADVERBS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:15:58 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 16/11/2020
GROUP "B"
Adverb of frequency
Always 100%
Usually 90%
Normally/Generally 80%
Often/Frequenly 70%
Sometimes 50%
Occasionally 30%
Seldon 10%
Hardly ever/Rarely 5%
Never 0%
Examples:
I study in my house every day
I play basquetball from Monday to Friday
I listen to music every day

REGULAR VERBS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:17:38 UTC

Name: Erika Estefenía Tandazo
Date:17/11/2020.
/d/
-Appeared/ Called/ Traveled/ Arrived/ Opened/ Lived/ Loved
/t/
-Looked/ Walked/ Asked/ Stopped/ Laughed/ Worked/ Watched/ Cloused
/id/
-Ended/ Losted/ Invented/ Wanted/ Started

TIMES EXPRESSIIONS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:18:57 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: Nov. 18th, 2020
Group: "B"

LOOK AT THE EXAMPLES:
- In 2004/ on April 1, 2004
- Yesterday
- Last month/ in March
- 5 years ago
- When she was
WE CAN COMBINE THESE:
IN + months/ years
YESTERDAY/ yesterday morning/ yesterday evening
LAST + night/ week/ month/ year
two minutes/ three days/ two weeks/ five years + AGO
WHEN + I was 10/ I started school/ she was a child
LET´S SEE IF YOU CAN MATCH THESE PHRASES:
1) When she was a teenager
2) Last night
3) In the 1080s
4) On 8 August
5) Yesterday afternoon
6) A decade ago

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:20:14 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 24/11/2020
Group: B
3a Find wprds in the texts which mean:
1. Moustache
2. Beard
3. Pale
4. Short
5. Tatto
6. dyed
7. lipstick
8. piercings
9. attractive
10. tall
11. slim
3b. Work in pairs and answers the questions.
1. blonde
2. square
3. curly
GRAMMAR
1. Complete the table with the comparative or superlatiive form of the adjetives.

Adjective-Comparative-Superlative
Young-Younger-the youngest
Serious-more serious- the most serious.
good-better-the best
bad-worse-the worst

QUESTIONS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:21:44 UTC

Name : Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 25/11/202
GROUP: "B"
a.What does he look like ?
b.What´s he like?
c. What colour are his eyes?
d. What is his hair like?
e. How tall is he ?
f. How old is he ?
g. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?
h.Has he got a beard ?

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:23:51 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 04th November 2020
GROUP "B"

Go camping.
Go fishing.
Go for a bike ride.
Go for a walk.
Go out for a drink.
Go out for dinner.
Go shopping.
Go to a concert.

EXAMPLES:

During my leisure time, I enjoy reading.
One of Jesse's favorite leisure activities is swimming.
My sister spends all of her leisure time dancing and listening to music.

QUESTIONS WORDS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:28:32 UTC

SPORTS AND GAMES

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:30:29 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
Date: 10th November 2020
GROUP "B"
Archery

Badminton

Cricket

Bowling

Boxing

Curling

Tennis

Skateboarding

Surfing

Hockey

Figure skating

Yoga

Fencing

Fitness

Gymnastics

Karate

Volleyball

Weightlifting

Basketball

Baseball

Rugby

Wrestling

A FAMOUS SINGER

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:32:12 UTC

He is Romeo Santos.
He is a singer.
He is a handsome man.
He is 45 years old.
He is very tall.
His eyes are brown.
He has a tattoo in his back.
He has got a beard.

ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION

erikatandazo — 2020-12-04 21:38:55 UTC

Name: Erika Estefanía Tandazo
GROUP "B"
Because having severe depression or anxiety can make it impossible for an individual to work or to earn a living, people with both severe depression and severe anxiety (a common combination) may be able to collect disability

Name: Maria Zaquinaula

2020-12-05 02:37:07 UTC

Date: 02/12/2020
Group B
"The worst thnig in the world is trying to sleep and not doing it"

VIDEO PACTICE

2020-12-05 02:43:11 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 02/12/2020
Practice:

A. Writer "have to" or "has to" in the blanks to complete the sentences

1. They have to write a test.

2. She has to clean her desk.

3. Ken and Liz have to learn English words.

4. Any has to help his brother.

5. We have to do our homework.

6. He has to write with a pencil.

7. I have to feed the hamster.

8. You have to take photos.

9. Victoria has to read the newspaper.

10. The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space "have to" "has to" "had to" complete the banks.

1. Yesterday I had to finish my geography project

2. She will have to wait in line like every else

3. If you are under 13 you have to get your parents' permission

4. Your daughter my has to try on a few different sizes

5. Do you have to work next weekend?

QUESTIONS WORDS

2020-12-05 02:47:26 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date:05/11/2020
Group B
Who: To ask about person
Where: To ask about place
What/ Which: To ask about thing
When: To ask about the time
Why: To ask about the reason for doing something
How: To ask about the way you do something
How long: To ask about a period of time
What Kind: To ask about the type of thing
How many: To ask about the number of person or things
How much: To ask about the cost of something
Example:
Which pet do you prefer: cat or dog?
I prefer a dog
Structure of Questions Words:
Wh + Aux/ Modal Verbs + S + V + C + ?
Structure of sentences with Auxiliary or Modal Verbs:
Auxiliary/ modal verbs + S + V + C
Example: Can you help me?

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

2020-12-05 02:49:58 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 04/11/2020
Grouop B
- watch Tv
- go to the cinema
- go out with friends
- listen to music
- go to evening classes
- listen to the radio
- use the internet
- play a musical instrument
- play sport
- watch live music
- play computer games
- go to the gym
EXAMPLE:
- I drink water everyday
- I listen to music everyday
- I go out with my firiends once a month

SPORTS AND GAME

mariaatapia — 2020-12-07 19:34:30 UTC

Name: María Tapia
Date: Nov. 10th, 2020
Group: B

Complete the questions below with one word an answer them

1. What's the name of the world's best elling computer game?

Nintendo´s wii sports
2. How do you hit the ball when you play Wii-tennis?
You do everything by moving your arm and pressing a button on you games console
3. How old is the game of golf?
250 years old
4. How many Disc Golf courses are there in world?
There are 1000 Disc Golf courses
5. Who is John Farnworth?
He’s a freestyle football champion
6. How long did it take John farnworth to run the London Marathon?
12 hours 15 minutes

FUNCTION OF THE PRESENT SIMPLE

mariaatapia — 2020-12-07 19:36:57 UTC

Name: Maria Tapia
Date: Nov. 11th, 2020

HABITS

I watch TV every day
Do you wathch TV every day?

Yes, I do
GENERAL TRUE
I live in Cariamanga
Do you live ein Cariamanga?
Yes, I do

MODAL VERBS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-09 21:05:54 UTC

Name: Erika Tandazo
Date: December 09, 2020
GROUP "B"
Allowed for a permission
Have for an obligation
Can for abilities
Should for suggestions or advices
Must for rules or strong advices
Don't use must in questions only for asking ourselves.
Example:
What must I do?
Exercises:
1. You should't speak with your mouth full.
2. You should wait for the other before to eating.
3. You should't eat with your fingers.
4. You shouldn't eat with your elbows in the table.
5. You shouldn´t make a noise when you drink something.
6. You shouldn't put the knife in your mouth.
7. You should use a spoon for soup.
8. You should put the fork and knife on your plate when you finish.

MODAL VERBS

anahicastillo1 — 2020-12-09 21:07:22 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: December 09, 2020.
GROUP A
Must----> To give strong advice or rules.
Could---> For probabilities.
Can----> For abilities.
Have to---> For mild obligations.
Allowed to---> For permissions.
Sholuld

MODAL VERBS

josselynpaladines — 2020-12-09 21:07:41 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 09/12/2020
GROUP B
Use of should and must:
We use should/shouldn't+ infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice:
Most people should do more exercise.
You shouldn't eat too much salt.
Should I take the exam again, do you think?
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
You must study harder to pass this exam.
Pupils mustn't run in the corridors.

MODAL VERBS

angelicalarmijos — 2020-12-09 21:07:48 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 09/12/2020
Should/Shouldn´t
We use this modal verb to say that something is a good or bad idea, also to give and ask an advice.
Example:
You should do more exercise.
You shouldn´t take a nap if you have a lot of homeworks.
Allowed
This modal verb is use

MODAL VERBS

rodrigogranda — 2020-12-09 21:14:26 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda
Date: December 9, 2020
Group: B
MODAL VERB

· Must: strong obligation

· Must nor: prohibition

· Can: ability, possibility

· Cannot: not permitted

· Could: possibility, polite permission

· Allowed: permission

· Have: obligations

· Should: recommendations

Examples:

YOU SHOULD DO:

· make a list of things to do

· find somewhere quiet to study

· start work as early as possible

· take breaks sometimes

YOU SHOULDN’T DO:

· send text messages to your friends

· listen to loud music

· watch TV

· use social-networking sites

MODAL VERBS

genesisvaca — 2020-12-09 21:24:56 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date: 09/12/2020
GROUP "B"
Use of should/ shouldn’t

We use should/shouldn´t + infinitive (without to) to say that something is good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice:

· You shouldn’t eat too much salt.

· Most people should do more exercise.

· Should I take the exam again, do you think?

We use must / mustn’t + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.

· You must study harder to pass this exam

· Pupils mustn’t run in the corridors

Notice:

We don’t often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a questions:

What must I do?

Modals verbs

katherinevega1 — 2020-12-09 21:25:15 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 09/12/2010
Allowed =for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can =for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices
Non-shrink form is souldn´t and shrink is sould.

MODAL VERBS

leslyjaramillo — 2020-12-09 21:30:23 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 09/12/2020
Use of should and must:
- We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
- We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
- Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
- Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
- Use have to say that something is necessary.
- Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
- Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
- Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

MODAL VERBS.

2020-12-09 21:37:42 UTC

Name: Nathaly Jelena Apolo Romero.
Date: 09/12/2020.
We use Should/shouldn´t to say that somenthing is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn´t to give strong advice or tules.
I/YOU/HE/SHE must (mustn´t)
WE/YOU/THEY should (shouldn´t)
Use can to talk about thingd that are permitted.
use can´t to talk about things that are not permitted.
I/HE/SHE/IT/WE/YOU/THEY can go now.
Use to be allwed to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive.
I am allowed
she/he/it is allowed
We/you/they are allowed

MODALS VERBS

jackgomez3 — 2020-12-09 21:48:06 UTC

NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
DATE: 9/12/2020
GROUP A

HAVE TO

We can use have to + infinitive, must + infinitive and should + infinitive to express obligation (something you have to do).

SHOULD/SHOULDN´T

We Use should/shouldn´t + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice

MUST/MUSTN´T

We use must/mustn´t + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.

CAN/CAN´T

Use the modal verbs of permission, 'can,' or 'could,' to indicate whether someone has permission to do something or not.

COULD/COULDN´T

We can also use 'could' to say that someone was allowed to do something in the past. We use 'could not' or, 'couldn't,' to say that they were NOT allowed to do it.

BE ALLOWED TO

We use 'be allowed to' when talking about permission but not in the sense that you are asking for it or granting it

MODALS VERBS

marlonchuni — 2020-12-09 21:53:13 UTC

NAME: MARLON STEEVEN CHUNI LAPO
DATE:9/12/2020
GROUP A
Use of should and must: We use should/shouldn't+ infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice:
Most people should do more exercise.
You shouldn't eat too much salt. Should I take the exam again, do you think? We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
You must study harder to pass this exam
. Pupils mustn't run in the corridors.

modals verbs

jhoannajimenez — 2020-12-09 21:56:15 UTC

Name: Jhoanna Marisol Jimenez Jimenez
Date: 9/12/2020
Group: B
Use of should and must:
- We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
- We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
- Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
- Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
- Use have to say that something is necessary.
- Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
- Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
- Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed =for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can =for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices
Non-shrink form is souldn´t and shrink is sould.

MODALS VERBS

jennyespinoza — 2020-12-09 22:24:47 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE: 09/12/2020
USE OF SHOULD AND MUST
WE USE SHOULD/SHOULDN´T+(WITHOUT TO) TO SAY THAT SOMETHING IS A GOOD OR BAD IDEA OR TO GIVE AND ASK FOR ADVICE:
-Most people should do more exercise
-you shouldn´t eat too much salt
-should I take the examn again, do you think?

WE USE MUST/ MUSTN´T + INFINITIVE (WITHOUT TO) TO GIVE STRONG ADVICE OR RULES:
- You must study harder to pass this exam.
- Pupils mustn´t run in the corridor
Allowed: for a permission
Can: for habilities
Have: for a obligation

MODALS VERBS

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-09 22:27:32 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 09/12/2020
GROUP B
Use of should and must:
- We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
- We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
- Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
- Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
- Use have to say that something is necessary.
- Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
- Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
- Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed =for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can =for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices
Non-shrink form is souldn´t and shrink is sould.

Modals Verbs

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-09 22:51:02 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 09/12/2020
· We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.

· We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.

· Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.

· Use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.

· Use have to + verb to say
that something is necessary.

· Use don't have to, to say
that something is not necessary.

· Use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.

· Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

Modals Verbs

cristianlascano — 2020-12-09 23:10:17 UTC

Name: Cristian Lascano
Date: 09/12/2020
Use of should and must.
We use should/ shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice: Most people should do more exercise.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
You must study harder to pass this exam.
Ntotice¡
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a questions: What must I do?

NAME: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA

2020-12-09 23:36:40 UTC

DATE: 09.12-20
MODALS VERBS
Should,shouldn`t , must, mustn`t
I,you, he, she, we, you, they :
- must have agood night's, sleep.
- should drink a lot of water
- mustn't mis breakfast
- what should I do?
use of should and must
we use should/shouldn't +infinitive (ithout to) to say that something is a good orbbad idea or to give and ask for advice :
most people should do more exercise.
you shouldn't eat too much salt
should I take the exam again do you think .
we use must /mustn't +infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
you must study harder to pass this exam.
pupils mustn't run in the corridors
have: for an obligation
allowed: for a permission
can for abilities
should: suggestions or advices
must: for ruler or strong advices
we're allowednto leave schoool early today.

MODALS VERBS

2020-12-10 00:00:02 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: 09-12-2020
Have to:
We can use have to+ infinitiv, must+infinitive and should+ infinitive to express obligation
Can-can"t
Use the modal verbs of oermission, can, or, could, to indicatewheter seomeone has permission to do sometihing or not
WE USE SHOULD/SHOULDN´T+(WITHOUT TO) TO SAY THAT SOMETHING IS A GOOD OR BAD IDEA OR TO GIVE AND ASK FOR ADVICE:
Most teachers should submit fewer papers

You shouldn't jog too much

Should I sing New Year's Eve again

Name: Jonathan Jiménez

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-12-10 01:47:02 UTC

Date: 02/12/2020
Group: B
A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

Name: Jonathan Jiménez

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-12-10 01:49:49 UTC

Date: 09/12/2020
Group: B
Modal Verbs
Use of should and must:

- We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
- We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
- Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
- Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
- Use have to say that something is necessary.
- Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
- Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
- Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed =for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can =for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

Modals verbs

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-12-10 01:56:50 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Dic. 9th, 2020
Group: "A"

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

MODALS VERBS.

victoralejandro1 — 2020-12-10 02:11:35 UTC

Name: Víctor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 09/12/2010

MODALS

CAN

Ability, permission, probability.

Example

I can play the football.
Can I go out tonight?

MUST

Obligation, firm necessity, logical conclusion.

Example

He must be her brother.
You must study today.

HAVE TO

for mild obligations.
Example

I have to wait.

SHOULD

Necessity, advice, blame, recommendation, reproach.

Example

You shouldn’t smoke. It is unhealthy.

COULD

Past ability, past permission, request.

example

It could get much hotter in July.
I could lend you my notebook.

ALLOWED TO

For permission.

She's been allowed to write letters, but only to you.
They allowed to serve lager at 8 in the morning?

MODALS VERBS.

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-10 02:26:53 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 09- 12- 2020

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

VIDEO PRACTICE

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-10 02:33:03 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 02 / 12 / 2020
Group B
Practice
A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

Modals Verbs

kattyjcastillo — 2020-12-10 04:28:22 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo.
We use should /shouldn’t + infinite (witthout to) to say that something is a goog or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.

We use muts /mustn’t + infinitive (without to) to give atrong advice or rules.

We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.

We use can’t + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.

We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.

We use don’t have to + verb to say that something is necessary.

We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.

We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-10 06:03:41 UTC

Date: 09/ 12/ 2020
MODAL VERBS
Use of should and must:
- We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
- We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
- Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
- Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
- Use have to say that something is necessary.
- Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
- Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
- Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed =for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can =for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices
Non-shrink form is souldn´t and shrink is sould.

Modal Verbs

anthonyvillacis — 2020-12-10 12:43:37 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacis
Date: 10/12/2020
Group: B
Modal Verbs

We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

Modal Verbs

carlosadiaz — 2020-12-10 12:44:26 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Fecha: 09/12/2020
Modal Verbs

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

MODALS VERBS

stivecajas — 2020-12-10 12:50:48 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 10/12/2020
Group: B
Modal Verbs

We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

Modal Verbs

jhordygranda — 2020-12-10 13:09:21 UTC

Name: Jhordy Granda
Date: 09/12/2020
Group A

"Should" is the modal verb used to give advice, to express an opinion and to describe an obligation depending on the situation, otherwise when you want to say that something is not like that, you should use the modal verb "shouldn't". In addition, it has the same form for all the conjugation and is followed by an infinitive without to.

Example with "Should" and "Shouldn't":

Mario should work as soon as possible before starting his studies.
Mario shouldn't send text messages to his friends during his classes.

Vocabulary

jhaaa06091996 — 2020-12-10 13:11:32 UTC

Date: 01-12-2020
Name: Jhael Aguirre
1.I fall asleep
2.I have a nap
3.My alarm clock goes off
4.I feel energic
5.I feel tired
6.I have a cupof tea/coffe a something to eat
7.I go to bed
8.I get up
9.I have bath/shower
10.I relax at home
11. I finish school/work
12..I wake up

Modal Verbs

jhaaa06091996 — 2020-12-10 13:28:13 UTC

NAme: Jhael Aguirre
Date: 10/12/2020
-We use should /shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
-We use must/mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
-Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
-Use can´t to talk about things that are not permitted
-Use have to say that something is necessary
-Use don´t have to say that something is not necessary
-Use to be allwed to say that something is not permitive.

MODAL VERBS

karenchavez3 — 2020-12-10 14:20:55 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date: 10-12-2020
USE OF SHOULD AND MUST
- We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
- We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
- We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
- We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
- We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
- We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
- We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
- We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2020-12-10 15:21:30 UTC

Date: 10/12/2020
Modal Verbs

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

Modals Verbs

alejandrobravo3 — 2020-12-10 15:26:01 UTC

Name: Alejandro Bravo
Date: 10/12/2020
* We use should/shouldn´t + infinitiveto say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
* We use must/mustn´t + infinitive to give strong advice or rules.
*We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
* We use can´t + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
* We use have to + verb to say that something is neccesary
*Use to be allwed to say that something is permitted
* Use to not be allowed to say that something is not permitive.

1: Allowed: for a permission
2: Have: for an obligation
3: Can: for abilities
4: Should: for suggetions or advices
5: must: for rules or strong advices

Modals Verbs

anaquituizaca — 2020-12-10 15:53:39 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 10-12-2020

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.

We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.

We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.

We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.

We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

NAME: SANDRA KARINA ABAD CAMACHO

sandraabad — 2020-12-10 16:28:05 UTC

MODAL VERBS
- We use Should/shouldn't to say that something is a good or bad ideas or to give and ask for advice.
-We use must/mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
-Use can to talk about things that are permitted.

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-12-10 16:36:19 UTC

Date: 10/12/2020
MODAL VERBS
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.

We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.

We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.

We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.

We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.

We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.

We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.

We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

MODAL VERBS

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-10 17:13:50 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 10/12/2020
Modal Verbs.
**We use should/s houldn`t to say that something is a good or bad ideas or to give and ask for advice.
**We use must/mustn`t to give strong advice or rules.
**We use can+verb to talk about things that are permited.
**We usea can´t + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
**We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary
**We use don´t have to, to say that something is not necessary
** We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permited
**We use to not be allowed + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

MODAL VERBS

2020-12-10 18:31:02 UTC

NAME: JORDY APOLO
DATE: 10/12/2020

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

Modal Verbs

alonsodelgado — 2020-12-10 18:39:33 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado

Date: 10/12/2020

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that
something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong
advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not
permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is
permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is
not permitted.

Modal Verbs

2020-12-10 18:45:58 UTC

Name: Milena Gonzalez
Date: 10/12/2020

We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
We use can to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
We use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
We use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

MODALS VERBS

franklinbravo — 2020-12-10 18:57:26 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 10-12-2020

Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice

Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a question

Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not permitted

Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.

Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

Name: Elian Jaramillo

elianjaramillo — 2020-12-10 19:13:59 UTC

Date: 2-12-2020
"For me, sleeping is a waste of time when I could be living"

Sleep is very important to our health, sometimes we cannot sleep due to responsibilities or tasks, but when we can, it is necessary to sleep

UNIT 2: MODAL VERBS

isabelamedina — 2020-12-10 19:17:05 UTC

NAME:ISABEL MEDINA
GROPU: B
DATE: 10/12/2020

We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.
We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.
We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.
We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

MODALS VERBS

2020-12-10 19:18:19 UTC

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Alban
Date:10-12-2020
Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice

Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a question

Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not permitted

Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.

Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

Name: Elian Jaramillo

elianjaramillo — 2020-12-10 19:19:29 UTC

Date: 02-10-2020

A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message
B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

Name: Elian Jaramillo

elianjaramillo — 2020-12-10 19:20:45 UTC

Date:
09-12-2020

We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allowed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

MODAL VERBS

mariaatapia — 2020-12-10 19:21:10 UTC

NAME: Maria Tapia
DATE: 09-11-2020
Modal Verbs

We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

Modal Verbs

nadiacalderon1 — 2020-12-10 19:24:45 UTC

Name: Nadia Calderon
Date: 10/12/2020
Modal Verbs

We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allwed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive
Allowed for a permission
Have for an obligation
Can for abilities
Should for suggestions or advices
Must for rules or strong advices

Modal Verbs

luisdgallardo — 2020-12-10 19:25:10 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 09/11/2020
Modal Verbs
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.

We use must/mustn't + infinitive (without to) to give strong advice or rules.

We use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.

We use can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.

We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.

We use don't have to, to say that something is not necessary.

We use to be allowed to + verb to say that something is permitted.

We use to not be allowed to + verb to say that somethings is not permitted.

MODAL VERBS

2020-12-10 19:26:15 UTC

NAME: DANIELA ALEJANDRA CARRIÓN
DATE: 09-11-2020
Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice

Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a question

Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not permitted

Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.

Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño

luisdgallardo — 2020-12-10 19:28:34 UTC

Date: 01/12/2020
A. Write “have to” or “has to” in the blanks to complete the sentence.

They have to write a test
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hamster
You have to take photos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space with “have to”, “has to” or “had to” to complete the blanks.

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project.
She will have to wait in line like everyone else.
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents’ permission.
Your daughter may has to try on a few different sizes.
Do you have to work next day?

Vocabulary

luisdgallardo — 2020-12-10 19:30:56 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 01/12/2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-12-10 19:31:51 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo Torres
Date: 09/11/2020
Modal Verb
Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that
something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice

Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is
asking themselves a question

Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not
permitted

Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.

Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not
permitted.

2020-12-10 19:35:23 UTC

NAME THALIA TATIANA MACAS GRANDA
DATE 10 12 2020
We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allowed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-12-10 19:36:41 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo
1. What does he look like?

2. What´s he like?

3. What´s colour are his eyes?

4. What is his hair like?

5. How tall is he?

6. How old is he?

7. Has he got a scar or a tattoo?

8. Has he got a beard?

Vocabulary

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-12-10 19:41:24 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo
Date: 01-12-2020
1. I fall asleep
2. I have a nap
3. My alarm clock goes off.
4- I feel energetic
5. I feel tired
6. I have a cup of tea/coffe a something to eat
7. I go to bed
8. I get up
9. I have a bath/shower
10- I relax at hom
11- I finish school/work
12. I wake up

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-12-10 19:43:54 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo
Date: 02-12-2020
A. Writer "have to" or "has to" in the blanks to complete the sentences

1. They have to write a test.

2. She has to clean her desk.

3. Ken and Liz have to learn English words.

4. Any has to help his brother.

5. We have to do our homework.

6. He has to write with a pencil.

7. I have to feed the hamster.

8. You have to take photos.

9. Victoria has to read the newspaper.

10. The teacher has to send a text message

B. Fill in the space "have to" "has to" "had to" complete the banks.

1. Yesterday I had to finish my geography project

2. She will have to wait in line like every else

3. If you are under 13 you have to get your parents' permission

4. Your daughter my has to try on a few different sizes

5. Do you have to work next weekend?

Modal verbs

2020-12-10 19:58:30 UTC

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo
We use should/ shouldn´t to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/ mustn´t to give strong advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permiteed.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don't have to say that something is not necessary
Use to be allowed to say that someting is permiteed.
Use to not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive

Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

MODAL VERBS

2020-12-10 20:02:18 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
- Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice
- Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a question
- Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not permitted
- Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.
- Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

MODAL VERBS

erikatandazo — 2020-12-10 21:17:52 UTC

Name: Erika Estefania Tandazo
Date: December 10, 2020
Have to means that something is necessary.
Can means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.
Examples: I have to study hard for the test.
I don't have to give my homeworks phisically.
I can speak English.
I can't ride a motorcycle.

Jessica Gomez

2020-12-10 21:19:32 UTC

MODAL VERBS
Date: 10-12-2020
Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that
something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice
Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is
asking themselves a question
Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not
permitted
Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not
necessary.
Use of allowed

use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.

Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not

permitted.

Name: Nathaly Jelena Apolo Romero.

2020-12-10 21:22:50 UTC

Date: 10/12/2020.
Can, Can´t Have to, Don´t have to.
1. Have to means that something is necessary.
2. Can means that you are able to do something.
3. Don´t have to means that somenthing is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can't , Have to, Don't have to

mariaatapia — 2020-12-10 21:23:09 UTC

Name: Maria Tapia
Date: December 10th, 2020

have to means something is necessary
can mean that you able to do something
don't have to means something is not necessary
can't means that you are not able to do something

can, can't, have to, don't have to

genesisvaca — 2020-12-10 21:34:04 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date: 10/12/2020
GROUP "B"

have to means something is necessary
can mean that you able to do something
don't have to means something is not necessary
can't means that you are not able to do something

can, can´t, have to, don´t have to

marlonchuni — 2020-12-10 21:46:22 UTC

name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
date: 10/12/2020
1. have to means something is necessary
2. can mean that you able to do something
3. don't have to means something is not necessary
4. can't means that you are not able to do something

Modal Verbs

erikatandazo — 2020-12-10 21:49:21 UTC

Name: Erika Tandazo
Date: December 10, 2020

Have to means that something is necessary.
Can means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.
Examples:
I have to study for the test.
I don't have to present my task phisically.
I can speak English.
I can't ride a motorcycle.

Can, Can't, Have to, Don't have to

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-10 21:56:04 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 10/12/2020
1. have to means something is necessary.

2. can mean that you are able to do something.

3. don´t have to means something is not necessary.

4. can´t means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can´t, Have to, Don´t have to

melanymaldonado — 2020-12-10 22:06:11 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 10/12/2020
1. Have to means something is necessary.
2. Can mean that yoy able to do something.
3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something

can,can't, have to, don't have to

2020-12-10 22:08:32 UTC

Name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona
Date: 10-12-2020
Group: A
1 have to means that something is necessary
2 Can means that you are able to do something
3don't have to means that something is not necessary .
4 can't means that you are not able to do something

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-10 22:13:39 UTC

Date: 10/ 12/2020
Can, Can`t, Have to, Don`t have to
Have to means that something is necessary

Can means that you are able to do something

Don`t have to means that something is not necessary

Can`t means that you are not able to do something

CAN, CAN'T, HAVE TO, DON'T HAVE TO

josselynpaladines — 2020-12-10 22:23:22 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 10/12/2020
1. Have to means something is necessary.
2. Can mean that yoy able to do something.
3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo

jhulissabermeo — 2020-12-10 22:24:34 UTC

use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.

Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not

permitted.

jhulissabermeo — 2020-12-10 22:25:20 UTC

can, can´t, have to, don´t have to

Name: Jhulissa Gabriela
date: 10/12/2020
1. have to means something is necessary

2. can mean that you able to do something
3. don't have to means something is not necessary
4. can't means that you are not able to do something

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo

2020-12-10 22:30:07 UTC

Have to means something is necessary
Can mean that you able to do something
Don't have to means something is not necessary
Can't means that you are not able to do something

Can,can´t, have to , don´t have to

katherinevega1 — 2020-12-10 23:29:42 UTC

NAME: KATHERINE VEGA
DATE: 10/11/2020

have to means something is necessary
can mean that you able to do something
don't have to means something is not necessary
can't means that you are not able to do something

Can, Can't , Have to, Don't have to

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-12-11 00:49:30 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: Dic, 10 th, 2020
Group: B

have to means something is necessary
can mean that you able to do something
don't have to means something is not necessary
can't means that you are not able to do something

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2020-12-11 01:16:00 UTC

Date: 2/12/2020

‘people who say they sleep like a baby usually don't have one’’

Really, people who sleep like a baby have a great mindset to be able to solve problems, because a person who does not control what he thinks is like having a crying baby every day.

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2020-12-11 01:17:38 UTC

Date: 10/12/2020

Name: Byron Gallegos
- Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice
- Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a question
- Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not permitted
- Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.
- Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2020-12-11 01:19:02 UTC

Date: 10/12/2020

1. have to means something is necessary
2. can mean that you able to do something
3. don't have to means something is not necessary
4. can't means that you are not able to do something

Can, Can't, Have to, Don't have to

leslyjaramillo — 2020-12-11 01:37:24 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 10/12/2020
1. Have to means that something is necessary.
2. Cant means that you are able to do something.
3. Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
4. Can't means that you are not able to do something

Can, Can´t, Have to, Don´t have to

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-11 01:50:47 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 10/12/2020
1. Have to means that something is necessary.
2. Cant means that you are able to do something.
3. Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
4. Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can´t, Have to, Don´t have to

anthonyvillacis — 2020-12-11 02:13:24 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacis
Date: 10/12/2020
1. Have to means something is necessary.
2. Can mean that yoy able to do something.
3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something

Can, Can't / Have to, Don't have to

anaquituizaca — 2020-12-11 02:15:48 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 10-12-2020

Have to means that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can't / Have to, Don't have to

jhordygranda — 2020-12-11 02:56:52 UTC

Name: Jhordy Granda
Date: 10/12/2020
Group "A"

"Have to" means that something is necessary.
"Can" means that you are able to do something
"Don't have to" means that somethig is not necessary
"Can't" means that you are not able to do something

Can, Can't - Have to, Don't have to

alexiscollaguazo — 2020-12-11 04:01:56 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo Torres

Date: 10-12-2020

· Have tomeans that something is necessary.

· Cant means that you are able to do something.

· Don't have tomeans that something is not necessary.

· Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can't/ Have to, Don't have to

2020-12-11 04:23:32 UTC

Name: María Janina Díaz Sarango
Date: 10/ 12/ 2020
Have to means that something is necessary
Can means that you are able to do something
Don't have to means that something is not necesary
Can't means that you are not able to do something

Can,Can not, Have to, Dont have to

stivecajas — 2020-12-11 12:45:34 UTC

Name> Stive Israel
Date> 11/12/2020
1. Have to means something is necessary.
2. Can mean that yoy able to do something.
3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can't, Have to, Don't have to

rodrigogranda — 2020-12-11 13:30:27 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda
Date: December 10, 2020
Group: B

Have to --- Mean that somethings is necessary
Can --- Means that you are able to do something
Don’t have to --- Means that something is not necessary
Can’t --- Means that you are no able do something

CAN, CAN'T, HAVE TO, DON'T HAVE TO

bettyencarnacion — 2020-12-11 14:58:38 UTC

Name: Betty Encarnacion
Date: December 11, 2020
Group B

Have to: Mean that somethings is necessary

Can: Means that you are able to do something

Don’t have to: Means that something is not necessary

Can’t: Means that you are no able do something

CAN/CAN´T/HAVE TO/DON´T HAVE TO

2020-12-11 18:28:23 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date:11/12/2020
1. have to means something is necessary
2. can mean that you able to do something
3. don't have to means something is not necessary
4. can't means that you are not able to do something

Jessica Gómez

2020-12-11 22:07:54 UTC

Date: 10-12-2020
Can. Can not, Have to, Don´t have to
Have to :Means something is necessary.
Can: Mean that you able to do something.
Don't have to: Means something is not necessary.
Can't: means that you are not able to do something.

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez.

mariacsalazar — 2020-12-11 23:06:32 UTC

CAN, CAN´T, HAVE TO, DON´T HAVE TO.
Have to: Mean that somethings is necessary.
Can: Means that you are able to do something.
Don´t have to: Means that something is not necessary.
Can´t: Means that you ore no able do something.

MODAL VERBS:

mariacsalazar — 2020-12-11 23:21:11 UTC

We use should/should´t yo say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn´t to give strng advice or rules.
Use can to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t to talk about things that are not permitted.
Use have to say that something is necessary.
Use don´t hav e to say that something is not necessary.
Use to be allwed to say that something is permited.
Use ti not be allowed to say that somethings is not permitive.
1. Allowed= for a permission.
2. Have= for an obligation.
3. Can=for abilities.
4. Shold= for suggestions
5. Must= for rules or strong advices.

MODAL VERS

2020-12-12 04:17:34 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo Calva
Date: 10-12-2020
Use of should
We use should/shouldn't + infinitive (without to) to say that
something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice

Use of must:
We use must/ mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We don't often use must in questions, except when someone is
asking themselves a question

Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can't (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not
permitted

Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to say that something is necessary.
Use don't/doesn’t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.

Use of allowed
use to be allwed to + verb to say that someting is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not
permitted.

CAN, CAN´T, HAVE TO, DON´T HAVE TO.

2020-12-12 04:21:59 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo Calva
Date: 11-12-2020
Have to: Mean that somethings is necessary.
Can: Means that you are able to do something.
Don´t have to: Means that something is not necessary.
Can´t: Means that you ore no able do something.

MODAL VERBS

2020-12-13 01:23:56 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 09/12/2020
Have to means that something is necessary.
Can means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.
Allowed=for a permission
Have =for an obligation
Can=for abilities
Should =for suggestions or advices
Must= for rules or strong advices

CAN, CAN'T,HAVE TO, DON'T, HAVE TO

2020-12-13 01:38:09 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 10/12/2020

Have to means that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

MODAL VERBS

kerlygonzalez — 2020-12-13 17:49:27 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamara González
Date: 10-12-2020
Use of should
We use should/shouldn´t +infinitive(without to) to say that something is a good or bad idea or to give and ask for advice.
Use of must
We use must/mustn´t to give strong advice or rules
We don´t use often use must in questions, except when someone is asking themselves a question.
Use of can
Use can + verb to talk about things that are permitted.
Use can´t (can not) + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
Use of have/has
Use have/has to + verb to saythat something is necessary.
Use don´t /doesn´t have to + verb to say that something is not necessary.
Use of allowed
Use to be allwed to + verb to say that something is permitted.
Use to not be allowed to + verb to say that something is not permitted.

Can, can´t, have to, don´t have to

kerlygonzalez — 2020-12-13 18:00:38 UTC

Name: Kerly Tamara González
Date:11/12/2020
Have to: Mean that something is neccesary
Can: Means that you are able to do something.
Don´t have to: Mean that something is not necessary.
Can´t : Means that you are no able do something.

CAN, CAN'T, HAVE TO, DON'T HAVE TO

victoralejandro1 — 2020-12-14 03:34:26 UTC

Name: Víctor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 10-12-2020

Have tomeans that something is necessary.

Cant means that you are able to do something.

Don't have tomeans that something is not necessary.

Can't means that you are not able to do something.

CAN,CAN´T, HAVE TO, DON´T, HAVE TO.

karenchavez3 — 2020-12-14 13:22:59 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date:10-12-2020

Have tomeans that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2020-12-14 13:57:13 UTC

Date: 10/12/2020
Can, Can't / Have to, Don't have to

Have to means that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Can, Can't/ Have to, Don't have to

alonsodelgado — 2020-12-14 15:49:39 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 10/12/2020
1) have to means something is necessary.
2) can mean that you able to do something.
3) don't have to means something is not necessary.
4) can't means that you are not able to do something.

Name: Ana Cristina Poma

2020-12-14 15:55:16 UTC

Can, Can't/ Have to, Don't have to

Have tomeans that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

jeanestrada1 — 2020-12-14 16:11:30 UTC

For me, sleeping is a waste of time when I could be living.

Sleeping is not a requested time, since the world is constantly changing, both day and night, so at all times you can learn new things and live happily, learning to occupy time.

jeanestrada1 — 2020-12-14 16:21:09 UTC

Activity from the video

EXERCISE A

They have to write a test.
She has to clean her desk
Ken and Liz have to learn English words
Andy has to help his brother
We have to do our homework
He has to write with a pencil
I have to feed the hámster
You have to take potos
Victoria has to read the newspaper
The teacher has to send a text message

EXERCISE B

Yesterday I had to finish my geography project
She will have to wait in line like everyone else
If you are under 13 you have to get your parents permission
Your daughter many has to try on a few different sizes
Do you have to work next weekend?

Can, Can´t, Have to, Don´t have to

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-14 16:22:08 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 10 / 12/ 2020

Have tomeans that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have tomeans that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

Can, can´t // have to, don´t have to

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-12-14 16:41:17 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Dic. 11th, 2020
Group: A
1. Have to means something is necessary.
2. Can mean that you are able to do something.
3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something.

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

jeanestrada1 — 2020-12-14 16:52:57 UTC

MODAL VERBS.

We use should/s houldn't to say that something is a good or bad ideas or to give and ask for advice.
We use must/mustn't to give strong advice or rules.
We use can+verb to talk about things that are permited.
We usea can't + verb to talk about things that are not permitted.
We use have to + verb to say that something is necessary.

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

jeanestrada1 — 2020-12-14 16:56:09 UTC

CAN, CAN'T - HAVE TO, DON'T HAVE TO

Have tomeans that something is necessary.
Cant means that you are able to do something.
Don't have tomeans that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.

CAN; CAN´T; HAVE TO; DON´T HAVE TO

2020-12-14 17:32:44 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
1. Have to means something is necessary.

2. Can mean that you are able to do something.

3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.

4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something.

kerlydjimenez — 2020-12-14 18:33:10 UTC

CAN; CAN´T; HAVE TO; DON´T HAVE TO
Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 10/12/2020
1. Have to means something is necessary.
2. Can mean that you are able to do something
3. Don´t have to means something is not necessary.
4. Can´t means that you are not able to do something.

CAN: CAN´T: HAVE TO: DON´T

isabelamedina — 2020-12-16 20:02:58 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: December 11, 2020
Group B

Have to: Mean that somethings is necessary

Can: Means that you are able to do something

Don’t have to: Means that something is not necessary

Can’t: Means that you are no able do something

VOCABULARY

josselynpaladines — 2020-12-16 20:53:08 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 16/12/2020
VOCABULARY
1) become famous
2) Write a book
3) go round the world
4) earn 1 million
5) learn how to drive
6) start your own bussiness
7) go abroad
8) get married
9) buy a house or flat
10) appear on television
11) go to university
12) have children
PRESENT PERFECT
actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For: (period of time)
since: (sarting point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
Monday: since Monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

genesisvaca — 2020-12-16 21:06:14 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:16/12/2020
GROUP "B"
VOCABULARY
1) become famous
2) Write a book
3) go round the world
4) earn 1 million
5) learn how to drive
6) start your own bussiness
7) go abroad
8) get married
9) buy a house or flat
10) appear on television
11) go to university
12) have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
time expresssions:
FOR: (period of time)
SINCE: (starting point)
example:
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

leslyjaramillo — 2020-12-16 21:25:09 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 16/12/2020
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learnt how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

melanymaldonado — 2020-12-16 21:31:01 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 16/12/2020
1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learn how to drive
6. Start your own bussiness
7. Go abroad.
8. Get Married
9. Buy a house or flat.
10. Appear on television.
11. Go to University
12. Have children.

PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
TIME EXPRESSION:
FOR: (period of time)
SINCE: (stating point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

Vocabulary

pedrorodriguez10 — 2020-12-16 21:59:52 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
Date: 16/12/2020
Verb phrases about ambitions

1. become famous

2. write a book

3. go round the world

4. earn 1 million

5. learn how to drive

6. start your own business

7. go abroad

8. get married

9. buy a house or flat

10. appear on televisión

11. go to university

12. have children

Present Perfect

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

- For: period of time.

Examples: for 3 months, for 4 hours.

- Since: starting point.

Examples: since 2020, since Monday.

VOCABULARY

erikatandazo — 2020-12-16 22:21:49 UTC

Name: Erika Tandazo
Date: December 16, 2020
Match the verbs in A to the phrases in B to make verb phrases about ambitions.
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the world
4. earn 1 millon.
5. learn how to drive
6. start your own business
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children

CAN / CAN’T /HAVE TO / DON’T HAVE TO

erikatandazo — 2020-12-16 22:27:59 UTC

Have to means that something is necessary.
Can means that you are able to do something.
Don't have to means that something is not necessary.
Can't means that you are not able to do something.
Examples:
I have to study for the test.
I don't have to present my task phisically.
I can speak English.
I can't ride a motorcycle.

Vocabulary

lizbethcarlosama — 2020-12-16 23:27:18 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Dic. 16th, 2020
Group: A
Verb phrases about ambitions

1 become famous

2 write a book

3 go round the world

4 earn 1 million

5 learn how to drive

6 start your own business

7 go abroad

8 get married

9 buy a house or flat

10 appear on television

11 go to university

12 have children

Present Perfect

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: period of time.

Examples:

for 3 months
for 4 hours.

Since: starting point.

Examples:

since 2020
since Monday.

Vocabulary

katherinevega1 — 2020-12-17 01:27:58 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 16-12-2020
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learn how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2020-12-17 03:15:57 UTC

Date: 16/12/2020
Vocabulary
1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learn how to drive
6. Start your own bussiness
7. Go abroad.
8. Get Married
9. Buy a house or flat.
10. Appear on television.
11. Go to University
12. Have children.

PRESENT PERFECT:
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
TIME EXPRESSION:
FOR: (period of time)
SINCE: (stating point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

marloncastillo — 2020-12-17 05:54:11 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: 16-12-2020
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learn how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT
PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the
present time without a definite time.
Time
expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

vocabulary

2020-12-17 08:06:21 UTC

Name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona
Date : 16-12-20
GROUP A
VERB PHRASES ABOUT AMBITIONS
- become famous
-write a book
- go roundnthe word
-earn 1 millon
- learnt how to drive
- start your own bussiness
- go abroad
- get married
- buy a house or flat
- appear on television
-go to university
- have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the prsent time without a definite time.
for: period of time
since: starting point
example
2020 months: for
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

jodiepadilla — 2020-12-17 14:42:48 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 16/12/2020
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learnt how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours.

VOCABULARY

pupilojaramillo — 2020-12-17 16:42:47 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 16/12/2020
Vocabulary
1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learn how to drive
6. Start your own bussiness
7. Go abroad.
8. Get Married
9. Buy a house or flat.
10. Appear on television.
11. Go to University
12. Have children.
PRESENT PERFECT:
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
TIME EXPRESSION:
FOR: (period of time)
SINCE: (stating point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

rodrigogranda — 2020-12-17 17:39:49 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: December 16^th,2020

Group: B

Verb phrases about ambitions

1. become famous

2. write a book

3. go round the world

4. earn 1 million

5. learn how to drive

6. start your own business

7. go abroad

8. get married

9. buy a house or flat

10. appear on televisión

11. go to university

12. have children

Present Perfect: actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: (period of time)

Since: (starting point)

Examples:

3 months: for 3 months

Monday: since Monday

4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

karenchavez3 — 2020-12-17 17:50:13 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango.
Date:17-12-2020
Verb phrases about ambitions

become famous
write a book
go round the world
earn 1 million
learn how to drive
start your own business
go abroad
get married
buy a house or flat
appear on television
go to university
have children

Present Perfect

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: period of time.

Examples:

for 3 months
for 4 hours.

Since: starting point.

Examples:

since 2020
since Monday.

Vocabulary

jonathanjimenez5 — 2020-12-17 23:09:04 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: December, 16 th, 2020
Group: B
Vocabulary
1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learn how to drive
6. Start your own bussiness
7. Go abroad.
8. Get Married
9. Buy a house or flat.
10. Appear on television.
11. Go to University
12. Have children.
PRESENT PERFECT:
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
TIME EXPRESSION:
FOR: (period of time)
SINCE: (stating point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

Jessica Gomez

2020-12-18 21:27:44 UTC

VOCABULARY
Verb phrases about ambitions

1. Become famous

2.Write a book

3. Go round the world

4.Earn 1 million

5.Learn how to drive

6.Start your own business

7.Go abroad

8.Get married

9.Buy a house or flat
10.Appear on televisión

11.Go to university

12.Have children

Present Perfect
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: (period of time)

Since: (starting point)

Examples:

3 months: for 3 months

Monday: since Monday

4 hours: for 4 hours

Vocabulary

anthonyvillacis — 2021-01-02 19:52:27 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacis
Date: 16/12/2020
Group: B

Verb phrases about ambitions

1. become famous

2. write a book

3. go round the world

4. earn 1 million

5. learn how to drive

6. start your own business

7. go abroad

8. get married

9. buy a house or flat

10. appear on televisión

11. go to university

12. have children

Present Perfect: actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: (period of time)

Since: (starting point)

VOCABULARY

jeanestrada1 — 2021-01-02 20:00:38 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

Wecome famous
Write a book
Go round the word
Earn 1 millon
Learn how to drive
Start your own bussiness
Go abroad
Get married
Buy a house or flat
Appear on televisión
Go to university
Have children

PRESENT PERFECT

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
Monday: since Monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

Vocabulary

stivecajas — 2021-01-03 01:08:53 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 16/12/2020
Group: B
Verb phrases about ambitions
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the world
4. earn 1 million
5. learn how to drive
6. start your own business
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on televisión
11. go to university
12. have children
Present Perfect: actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For: (period of time)
Since: (starting point)

VOCABULARY

anaquituizaca — 2021-01-03 01:40:11 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 02-01-2021
Verb phrases about ambitions

Become famous
Write a book
Go round the world
Earn 1 million
Learn how to drive
Start your own business
Go abroad
Get married
Buy a house or flat
Appear on televisión
Go to university
Have children

Present Perfect

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: (period of time)
Since: (starting point)

Examples:

Tuesday: since Tuesday
5 months: for 5 months
2 hours: for 2 hours

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2021-01-03 01:46:06 UTC

Date: 02 - 01 - 2021

VOCABULARY

Verb phrases about ambitions

Become famous
Write a book
Go round the world
Earn 1 million
Learn how to drive
Start your own business
Go abroad
Get married
Buy a house or flat
Appear on televisión
Go to university
Have children

Present Perfect
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: (period of time)
Since: (starting point)

EXAMPLES:
6 Hours: for 6 hours
2 Months: for 2 months

Vocabulary

kerlydjimenez — 2021-01-03 19:31:45 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimènez
Date: 16/12/2020
Group: B
Verb phrases about ambitions
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the world
4. earn 1 million
5. learn how to drive
6. start your own business
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on televisión
11. go to university
12. have children
Present Perfect: actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time
Time expressions:
For: (period of time)
Since: (starting point)

VOCABULARY

alonsodelgado — 2021-01-04 14:13:13 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Verb Phrases about ambitions

1. Become famous

2.Write a book

3. Go round the world

4.Earn 1 million

5.Learn how to drive

6.Start your own business

7.Go abroad

8.Get married

9.Buy a house or flat
10.Appear on televisión

11.Go to university

12.Have children

Present Perfect
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

+Time expressions:
For: (period of time)

Since: (starting point).

+Examples:
3 months: for 3 months

Monday: since Monday

4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

victoralejandro1 — 2021-01-04 15:37:53 UTC

Name: Víctor Alejandro
Date: 19/12/20

Verb phrases about ambitions

become famous
write a book
go round the world
earn 1 million
learn how to drive
start your own business
go abroad
get married
buy a house or flat
appear on television
go to university
have children

Present Perfect

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: period of time.

Examples:

a. for 3 months

b. for 4 hours.

Since: starting point.

Examples:

a. since 2020

b. since Monday.

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2021-01-04 16:22:43 UTC

Verb phrases about ambitions

become famous
write a book
go round the world
earn 1 million
learn how to drive
start your own business
go abroad
get married
buy a house or flat
appear on television
go to university
have children

Present Perfect

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

Time expressions:

For: period of time.

Examples:

for 3 months
for 4 hours.

Since: starting point.

Examples:

since 2020
since Monday.

VOCABULARY

jordyapolo — 2021-01-05 02:05:45 UTC

NAME: JORDY APOLO
DATE: 03/01/2021
Verb Phrases about ambitions

1. Become famous

2.Write a book

3. Go round the world

4.Earn 1 million

5.Learn how to drive

6.Start your own business

7.Go abroad

8.Get married

9.Buy a house or flat
10.Appear on televisión

11.Go to university

12.Have children

Present Perfect
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

+Time expressions:
For: (period of time)

Since: (starting point).

+Examples:
3 months: for 3 months

Monday: since Monday

4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

marloncastillo — 2021-01-05 03:03:52 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo Calva
Date: 04/01/2021
Group: A
Verb phrases about ambitions
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the world
4. earn 1 million
5. learn how to drive
6. start your own business
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on televisión
11. go to university
12. have children
Present Perfect: actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time
Time expressions:
For: (period of time)
Since: (starting point)

VOCABULARY

isabelamedina — 2021-01-05 13:37:12 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 05/01/2021
Verb Phrases about ambitions
1) become famous
2) Write a book
3) go round the world
4) earn 1 million
5) learn how to drive
6) start your own bussiness
7) go abroad
8) get married
9) buy a house or flat
10) appear on television
11) go to university
12) have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
time expresssions:
FOR: (period of time)
SINCE: (starting point)
example:
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

2021-01-05 16:22:19 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 04/01/2021
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learnt how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

name Thalia Macas

2021-01-05 17:39:26 UTC

Date: 04/01/2021
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learnt how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

VOCABULARY

jennyespinoza — 2021-01-05 17:46:48 UTC

NAME: JENNY MELANIA ESPINOZA
DATE:04/01/2021
VOCABULARY
1. Become famous
2. Write a book
3. Go round the world
4. Earn 1 million
5. Learn how to drive
6. Start your own business
7. Go abroad
8. Get married
9. Buy a house or flat
10. Appear on televisión
11. Go to university
12. Have children

PRESENR PERFECT
ACTIONS THAT HAPPEND IN THE PAST AND CONTINUES UP TO THE PRESENT TIME WITHOT O DEFINITE TIME.
TIME EXPRESSION:
for: periodo de time
since: starting point
2020: since 2020
4 hours: for 4 hours
mondaaay-: since monday
3 moths: for 3 months.

2021-01-05 18:56:09 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo Torres
Verb phrases about ambitions

· become famous

· write a book

· go round the world

· earn 1 million

· learn how to drive

· start your own business

· go abroad

· get married

· buy a house or flat

· appear on television

· go to university

· have children

Present Perfect: actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time

· Time expressions:

· For: (period of time)

· Since: (starting point)

VOCABULARY

2021-01-05 21:11:35 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 04/01/2021
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learnt how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

erikatandazo — 2021-01-05 21:29:08 UTC

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: JANUARY 05, 2021
GROUP B
PRESENT PERFECT
It's used for actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present.
Examples:
I have learnt English for three months.
She has lived in Ecuador for six years.
PAST SIMPLE
It's used for actions that happened in the past and don't continue in the present.
Examples:
I finished the high school when I was 16 years.
She took the test last week.

PRESENT PERFECT AND PRESENT SIMPLE

jennyespinoza — 2021-01-06 16:15:32 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE:06/01/2021
PRESENT PERFECT
actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time

PRESENT SIMPLE
It's used for actions that happened in the past and don't continue in the present.

PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

katherinevega1 — 2021-01-06 16:25:18 UTC

NAME: Katherine Vega
DATE: 06/01/2021
PRESENT PERFECT
The present perfect is formed with the auxiliary have or has and the past participle) is used in several cases.

Situations that started in the past and continue now. I mean, unfinished things.
Experience at some point in your life, without exactly mentioning exactly when it happened.
Something recent that impacts on the present. New information.

PAST SIMPLE
Past Simple is pretty easy to use. It is used when talking about a past and completed action.
example:

I saw a movie last Friday.
She got married in 2004.

It does not matter which one of these events was a few days ago, and the other more than 15 years ago - the point is that they are past and completed actions.

PRESENT PERFECT AND SIMPLE PAST

rodrigogranda — 2021-01-06 16:41:48 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: January 05^th,2020

Group: B

PAST SIMPLE

Use the past simple for past events or actions which have no connection to the present

· I spoke

· I worked

PRESENT PERFECT

Use the present perfect for actions which started in the past and are still happening now or for finished actions which have a connection to the present.

· I / you / we / they have spoken

· he / she / it has spoken

· I / you / we / they have worked

· he / she / it has worked

PP AND PS

josselynpaladines — 2021-01-06 17:07:23 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 05/01/2021
PRESENT PERFECT
The present perfect is used when we refer to an action that has been completely completed in the past; the perfect does not literally indicate that it was executed to perfection but rather that it was completed or finished.
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple when referring to an action which occurred in the past and of which we do not yet know what its result was in the present. In other words, there is no information whatsoever about how that action has impacted on the present.

PRESENT PERFECT AND PRESENT SIMPLE

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-01-06 17:10:35 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: January 05 th, 2020
Group: B
SIMPLE PAST
The simple past is used for actions that have ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past.
Examples:

Did you eat breakfast this morning?
I had three exams this week.

PRESENT PERFECT
The present perfect is used for actions that occurred at an unspecified time before now. The specific time is not important. Therefore, we do not usually use specific time expressions ("this morning", "yesterday", "last year"...) with the present perfect.
Examples:

Have you eaten breakfast yet this morning?
| I have had three exams already this week..

Past simple and Present perfect.

jeanestrada1 — 2021-01-06 17:12:14 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

Past simple

The past simple is used to talk about a specific action that started and ended in the past. In this case it is equivalent to the Spanish indefinite past tense. Generally, we use it with time adverbs like "last year", "yesterday", "last night".

Present perfect

Present perfect or present perfect is a verb tense that we use to talk about something that happened in the past but has relevance in the present, either because it happened very recently or because it is an action that has not yet finished. It is formed with the verb have / has and the past participle of the main verb of the sentence, like this:

Subject + Auxiliary verb + Main verb (Past participle) + Complement

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez.

mariacsalazar — 2021-01-06 17:14:11 UTC

1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learnt how to drive.
6. Start your own bussiness.
7. Go abroad.
8. Get married.
9, Buy a house or flat.
10: Appear on television.
11. Go to university.
12. Have children.
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
TIME ESPRESSIONS:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months.
Monday: since monday.
4 hours: for 4 hours.

PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

pupilojaramillo — 2021-01-06 17:16:36 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 05/01/2021
PRESENTE PERFECT
The present perfect is used for actions that began in the past and have not yet ended in the present, and actions that began and ended in the past but whose effect continues in the present.
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used to talk about actions already concluded in the past.

PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

genesisvaca — 2021-01-06 17:23:55 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:06/01/2021
GROUP "B"

Past simple: we use it to talk about something that happened in the past and ended in it, while the Present perfect: is to talk about something that began in the past and continues to happen or reverberate today.

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez

mariacsalazar — 2021-01-06 17:28:53 UTC

PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used for actions that ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past. With the present perfect the action is related to the present.

Examples:

Did you eat breakfast this morning?

I had three exams this week
PRESENT PERFECT
The present perfect is a verb tense in the English language that narrates events that have already occurred at a specific time or in the past but that continue to be relevant in the present.
Examples:
I have been to Cuba in the last year.

They have seen a movie.

NAME Thalia Macas PRESENT PERFECT The present perfect is used when we refer to an action that has been completely completed in the past; the perfect does not literally indicate that it was executed to perfection but rather that it was completed or finished. PAST SIMPLE The past simple when referring to an action which occurred in the past and of which we do not yet know what its result was in the present. In other words, there is no information whatsoever about how that action has impacted on the present.

2021-01-06 18:10:48 UTC

Past simple and present perfec.

kattyjcastillo — 2021-01-06 18:36:40 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo.
PRESENT PERFECT

The present perfect is used when we refer to an action that has been completely completed in the past; the perfect does not exactly indicate that it was executed to perfection but rather that it was completed or finished.

PAST SIMPLE
The simple past. It refers to an action of which we do not yet know what the result was at present. In other words, there is no information on how that action has impacted on the present.

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFEC.

2021-01-06 18:40:03 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date:06/01/2021
Present perfect or present perfect is a verb tense that we use to talk about something that happened in the past but has relevance in the present, either because it happened very recently or because it is an action that has not yet finished.

It is formed with the verb have / has and the past participle of the main verb of the sentence, like this: subject +auxiliary ver +main verb+complement

We have traveled before to that city

I have worked here for a year.

He has been in London for six months now.

The past simple is used for actions that have ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past. With the present perfect the action is related to the present.

Examples

The simple past:

I had three exams this 
week

Did you eat breakfast this morning?

Past Simple and Present Perfect.

pedrorodriguez10 — 2021-01-06 18:40:13 UTC

Name: Pedro Rodriguez
The present perfect expresses actions that happened in the past and continues to the present without a definite time, while we use the simple past to talk about a finished action or state in the past and It can be something that happened once or many times.

Present perfect and Past simple:

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-01-06 18:46:20 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Jan. 6th, 2021
Group: A
PRESENT PERFECT and PAST SIMPLE:
PRESENT PERFECT: used for actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
- Examples:

I/you/we/they have worked
She/he/it has worked

PAST SIMPLE: used for actions that happened in the past and don't continue anymore.
- Examples:

I/you/we/they lived in Canada for 2 years
She/he/it lived in Canada for 2 years

past simple and present perfec

marlonchuni — 2021-01-06 18:47:40 UTC

Name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used for actions that ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past. With the present perfect the action is related to the present.

Examples:

Did you eat breakfast this morning?

They have seen a movie.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-01-06 18:49:45 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT

The present perfect when the action began in the past and continues now.

SIMPLE PAST

the simple past when the action started in the past, ended in the past and does not continue now.

Past Simple and Present Perfect

anthonyvillacis — 2021-01-06 18:49:52 UTC

Name: Anthomy Villacis
Fecha: 05/01/2021
PRESENTE PERFECT
The present perfect is used for actions that began in the past and have not yet ended in the present, and actions that began and ended in the past but whose effect continues in the present.
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used to talk about actions already concluded in the past.

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2021-01-06 18:56:07 UTC

- Simple past: It is used to talk about something that happened in the past and ended in the past.
- Present perfect: It is used to talk about something that began in the past and is still valid today.

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT

stivecajas — 2021-01-06 18:58:47 UTC

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT

stivecajas — 2021-01-06 18:59:23 UTC

Name> Stive Cajas
Date> 5/1/2021
PRESENTE PERFECT
The present perfect is used for actions that began in the past and have not yet ended in the present, and actions that began and ended in the past but whose effect continues in the present.
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used to talk about actions already concluded in the past.

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2021-01-06 19:02:32 UTC

Verb phrases about ambitions
1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learnt how to drive.
6. Start your own bussiness.
7. Go abroad.
8. Get married.
9, Buy a house or flat.
10: Appear on television.
11. Go to university.
12. Have children.
PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
TIME ESPRESSIONS:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months.
Monday: since monday.
4 hours: for 4 hours.

Name: Kerly Tamara Gonzalez PAST SIMPLE The past simple is used for actions that ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past. With the present perfect the action is related to the present. Examples: Did you eat breakfast this morning? I had three exams this week PRESENT PERFECT The present perfect is a verb tense in the English language that narrates events that have already occurred at a specific time or in the past but that continue to be relevant in the present. Examples: I have been to Cuba in the last year. They have seen a movie.

kerlygonzalez — 2021-01-06 19:18:48 UTC

Name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona

2021-01-06 21:26:54 UTC

Date: 6-01-2021
simple past
Para formar el pasado simple con verbos regulares, usamos el infinitivo y añadimos la terminación “-ed”. La forma es la misma para todas las personas (I, you, he, she, it, we, they).
Present perfect
SujetoVerbo auxiliarForma Corta Participio Pasado
I, you, we, they | have | I’ve, you’ve, we’ve, they’ve | talked, learned, traveled…
he, she, it | has | he’s, she’s, it’s | talked, learned, traveled…

Simple Past and Present Perfect

melanymaldonado — 2021-01-06 23:05:14 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 06/01/2021

The simple past is used for actions that ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past or is used when talking about a past and completed action.

The present perfect the action is related to the present or the past simple and the present perfect is used in various cases. for example: Situations that started in the past and continue now.

VOCABULARY

bettyencarnacion — 2021-01-07 03:14:37 UTC

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

Date: 06 January, 2021

Verb Phrases about ambitions

1) become famous

2) Write a book

3) go round the world

4) earn 1 million

5) learn how to drive

6) start your own bussiness

7) go abroad

8) get married

9) buy a house or flat

10) appear on television

11) go to university

12) have children

PRESENT PERFECT

Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

time expressions:

FOR: (period of time)

SINCE: (starting point)

example:

2020: since 2020

3 months: for 3 months

monday: since monday

4 hours: for 4 hours

Past simple and present perfect

bettyencarnacion — 2021-01-07 03:30:22 UTC

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

Date: 06 January, 2021

Present perfect

It is a verb tense that we use to talk about something that happened in the past but has relevance in the present, either because it happened very recently or because it is an action that has not yet finished.

Past simple

It is the verb tense that is used to narrate events that occurred at a specific time in the past.

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT

isabelamedina — 2021-01-07 16:55:56 UTC

NAME: ISABEL MEDINA
DATE: 07/01/2021
The present perfect is used when we refer to an action that has been completely completed in the past. Exactly the “perfect” does not literally indicate that it was executed to perfection but rather that it was finished or finished. while it is understood as simple past or simple past when we refer to an action that occurred in the past and of which we still do not know what its result was in the present. In other words, there is no kind of information about how this action has affected today.

VOCABULARY

luisdgallardo — 2021-01-07 18:54:34 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 04/01/2021
1. become famous
2. write a book
3. go round the word
4. earn 1 millon
5. learnt how to drive
6. start your own bussiness
7. go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children

PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
Time expressions:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 moths: for 3 months
monday: since monday
4 hours: for 4 hours

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT

luisdgallardo — 2021-01-07 18:56:24 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 04/01/2021
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used for actions that ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past.
With the present perfect the action is related to the present. Examples: Did you eat breakfast this morning?
I had three exams this week PRESENT PERFECT
The present perfect is a verb tense in the English language that narrates events that have already occurred at a specific time or in the past but that continue to be relevant in the present. Examples: I have been to Cuba in the last year. They have seen a movie.

PAST SIMPLE AND PRESENT PERFECT

2021-01-08 00:02:00 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 07/01/2021
Present Perfect

The present perfect is used for actions that occurred at a non-specific time before now. The specific time is not important. Therefore we do not usually use specific time expressions.

Past Simple

The "simple past" is used to talk about an action that ended earlier than the current one. The duration is not relevant. The time in which the action is situated can be the recent past or the distant past.

REFLECTIONS

jodiepadilla — 2021-01-08 00:08:43 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 07-01-2021
Present Perfect

The present perfect is used for actions that occurred at a non-specific time before now. The specific time is not important. Therefore we do not usually use specific time expressions.

Past Simple

The "simple past" is used to talk about an action that ended earlier than the current one. The duration is not relevant. The time in which the action is situated can be the recent past or the distant past.

USE OF THE PRESENT PERFECT

karenchavez3 — 2021-01-08 16:43:13 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango
Date: 07-01-2021

Use the present perfect to describe actions that happened in the past but are still important now.
We do not say when the actions happened.
We often use never and never to talk about past experiences with the present perfect.

Vocabulary

jhaaa06091996 — 2021-01-11 13:12:57 UTC

Name: Jhael Aguirre

Verb phrases about ambitions
1.become famous
2.Write a book
3.go round the world
4.earn 1 millon
5. learn how to drive
6.start your own bussiness
7.go abroad
8. get married
9. buy a house or flat
10. appear on television
11. go to university
12. have children

Present perfect
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.
For: period of time
Since: Starting point

Example:
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months
monday: since monday

Use of the present perfect

jhaaa06091996 — 2021-01-11 13:22:27 UTC

Name: Jhael Aguirre
Date: 7/01/2021
Present perfect
Use this when to describe actions that happened in the past but are still important now.
Past simple
It´s the verb tense that is used to narrative events that ocurred at a specific time in the past.

Reflections

alexiscollaguazo — 2021-01-12 18:50:17 UTC

Present Perfect and Present Simple

alexiscollaguazo — 2021-01-12 18:51:51 UTC

Present perfect
The present perfect is used to refer to actions that occurred in the past, regardless of whether the past is recent.
Present Simple
It is the verb tense that is used to refer to past events that continue to occur in the present.

Use of the present perfect

2021-01-13 19:50:53 UTC

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Alban
Date: 7/01/2021
Present perfect
Use this when to describe actions that happened in the past but are still important now.
Past simple
It´s the verb tense that is used to narrative events that ocurred at a specific time in the past.

Plans and intentions

victoralejandro1 — 2021-01-14 21:44:27 UTC

going to: We use it to talk about what we intend to do in the future. It can be a near future or a more distant future.

Example

· I am going to play tennis tomorrow.

· They are going to save up for a new car.

planning to: It is used when we have thought carefully about that plan and decided how to do it.

Example

· We are planning to invite about 50 people.

Would like to: To express that we would like to do something at that moment, we use would like to followed by an infinitive verb.

Example

· She Would like to meet Brad pitt.

Would rather: It is used to talk about preferences in general or when we prefer one option over the other.

Example

She’d rather not have more children.

we do not usualy use would rather in the negative form
we use will it when there is not particular plan or intention.
We use WILL/ WON’T in shorth answers

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Name:Marjorie Bustamante

2021-01-18 19:11:21 UTC

Date: 7/01/2021
Present perfect and past perfect
Use the present perfect when we refer to an action that has been completely completed in the past; the perfect does not literally indicate that it was executed to perfection but rather that it was completed or finished.

Use the past simple when referring to an action which occurred in the past and of which we do not yet know what its result was in the present. In other words, there is no information whatsoever about how that action has impacted on the present.

Future Forms

mariaatapia — 2021-01-18 19:30:43 UTC

Name: Maria Tapia
Date: January 18th, 2020

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example: I' going to be a famous doctor

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

FUTURE FORMS

josselynpaladines — 2021-01-18 19:37:09 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

FUTURE FORMS

leslyjaramillo — 2021-01-18 19:49:35 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 18/01/2021
We use going to to talk about what we intended to do in the future.

It can be near future or the more distant future.

- I’m going to be a famous actor

- Are you going to see him again?

We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.

What are you planning to say at the morning?

I’m planning to leave this company next year
We use would like to say what we want to do

I´d like to travel round the world one day

It is less directed that want to end we often use it to be polite, especially in questions

-Would you like to see the menu?

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing. We don´t have to state the other preference. It can just be implied. After this form we always use the infinitive without to.

Probably in the summer but we we’d rather leave earlier, next month if possible

We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is no particular plan or intention

Name: Marjorie Bustamante

2021-01-18 19:49:46 UTC

Date: 18/01/2021
Use going to, to talk about what we intend todo in the future, it can be the near future or the more distand future.
Use plannig to when we have tought carefull about the plan and decidee haw to do it.
Use wuld like to to say what we want to do.
Use would rather to say we prefer one thing,
Use will to say wath we expect to happen.
going to --> for inted / plan
Will --> for expect

FUTURE FORMS

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-01-18 19:49:47 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez

Date: January 18th, 2021

Group: B

We use going to to talk about what we intent to do in the future. It can be near future or the more distant future.

Example:They are going to save up for a new car.

Use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how do it.

Example: I’m planning to leave this job

Use would like to to say what we want to do

Example: I would like to stay at home

Use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing; it can just be implied.

Example: I ‘d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form.

Example: I would rather not go on a beach holiday

Predictions with will and won’t

Use will to say what we expect to happen

Example: the weather will be very cold in Jun

Use will/won’t in short answer

Example: Will you need an umbrella. Yes, you will.

FUTURE FORMS

pupilojaramillo — 2021-01-18 19:50:15 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 18/01/2021

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example: I' going to be a famous doctor

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers.

Plans and intentions.

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-01-18 19:50:55 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Jan. 18th, 2021
Group: A
1 going to, planning to.

We use going to to talk about what we intent to do in the future. It can be near future or the more distant future.
We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.

2 would like to, would rather.

We use would like to to say what we want to do.
We use would rather to say we prefer onething to another thing.

3 predictions with will and won´t.

We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is no a particular plan or intention.
We use will/won´t in short answer.

FUTURE FORMS

erikatandazo — 2021-01-18 19:51:54 UTC

MAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: JANUARY 18, 2021
GROUP "B"
Would rather
I would rather ('Yo prefiero', 'Yo preferiría') It's used as a preference auxiliar
Examples:

I would rather (o I'd rather) stay with you. Preferiría quedarme contigo.

What would you rather do instead? ¿Qué preferirías hacer en lugar de eso?

She'd rather not see me. Ella prefiere no verme.
WOULD LIKE
It's used to express desires, offers and say what we want.
Examples:
I would like to be a good teacher.
she wouldn't like to ride a bike.
would you like to go to the beach?
FUTURE WILL/ WON'T
It's used to say what we expect

FUTURE FORMSname

angelicalarmijos — 2021-01-18 19:51:58 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 18/01/2021
We use going to to talk about what we intend to do in the future, and it can be near future or the more distant future.
We una planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.
We use woukd like to to say what we want to do.
We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
We use will to say what we expect to happen.

FUTURE FORMS

carlosadiaz — 2021-01-18 19:52:33 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G
Date: 18-01-2021

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it
We use would like to, to say what we what to do
We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

FUTURE FORMS

anahicastillo1 — 2021-01-18 19:52:56 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: 18 January, 2021.
Group A.

Intentions: Going to...
When we thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it: Planning to...
What we want to do: Would like to...
For to say we prefer one thing to another thing: Would rather...
For to say what we expect to happen: Will... and in negative: won't

Future Forms

isabelamedina — 2021-01-18 19:53:24 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 18/01/2021

1. Going to, Planning to: use to talk about what we intend in the future.

Future Forms

karenchavez3 — 2021-01-18 19:53:26 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango.
Date: 18-01-2021

We use going to to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example:

I´m going to be famous actor.

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this company next year.

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I would like to travel to Miami someday.

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I'd rather walk than run.

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

future forms

2021-01-18 19:53:36 UTC

Name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona
Date: 18-01-2021
going to
we use going to to talk about what we interded do in the future.
- we are going to dance in loja.
planing to
we normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it
She is planning to drink water.
would like
we use would like to to say what what to do
I'd like play in Guayaquil.
Would rather
we use would rather to say we prefer one thing to anoter thing
I'd rather go on a walking
will
we use will to say what we expect to happen . we use it when there is not particular plan or intention
she'll have cut flowers

FUTURE FORM

2021-01-18 19:54:55 UTC

NAME: ALEJANDRO BRAVO
DATE: JANUARY 18th 2021
I wold rather
I would rather (o I´d rather) stay with you.
What would you rather do instead?
she´d rather not see me

N

sandraabad — 2021-01-18 19:55:54 UTC

Future Forms

luisdgallardo — 2021-01-18 19:57:02 UTC

Name: Luis David Gallardo Avendaño
Date: 18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

FUTURE FORMS

rodrigogranda — 2021-01-18 19:57:05 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: January 18^th,2021

Group: B

Plans and intentions

Use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future. It can be the future or the more distant future.

EX: I’m going to be a famous singer

Use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how do it.

EX: I’m planning to leave this job

Use would like to to say what we want to do

EX: I would like to stay at home

Use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing; it can just be implied.

EX: I ‘d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form.

EX: I would rather not go on a beach holiday

Predictions with will and won’t

Use will to say what we expect to happen

EX: the weather will be very cold in Jun

Use will/won’t in short answer

EX: Will you need an umbrella. Yes, you will

Future forms

elianjaramillo — 2021-01-18 19:57:32 UTC

Name: Elian Jaramillo
Date: 18-01-2021

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example: I' going to be a famous doctor

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

FUTURE FORMS

stivecajas — 2021-01-18 19:57:32 UTC

NAME: STIVE CAJAS
DATE: JANUARY 18th, 2021

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example: I' going to be a famous doctor

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

future Forms

alonsodelgado — 2021-01-18 19:57:38 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 18/01/2021

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it .
We use would like to, to say what we what to do.
We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention.
We use will/won't in shorth answers.

FUTURE FORMS

kerlydjimenez — 2021-01-18 19:58:18 UTC

Name: Kerly Jiménez
Date: 18/01/2021
We use going to to talk about what we intended to do in the future.
It can be near future or the more distant future.

- I’m going to be a famous actor

- Are you going to see him again?

We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.

What are you planning to say at the morning?

I’m planning to leave this company next year

Future Forms

alexiscollaguazo — 2021-01-18 19:59:04 UTC

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

We use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

We use would like to say what we what to do

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in short answer

FUTURE FORMS

jacksoncastillo101 — 2021-01-18 19:59:25 UTC

Future forms

2021-01-18 19:59:32 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 18/01/2021
Plannig to: Making plans to go in the future/ scheualing going.
Going to: Verb" to be" and mostly used to discuss our plans and intentions or to make predictions based on current evidence
We use would like to say what we what to do
We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

jeanestrada1 — 2021-01-18 19:59:33 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

Plans and intentions going to: We use it to talk about what we intend to do in the future. It can be a near future or a more distant future.

Planning to: It is used when we have thought carefully about that plan and decided how to do it.

Would like to: To express that we would like to do something at that moment, we use would like to followed by an infinitive verb.

Would rather: It is used to talk about preferences in general or when we prefer one option over the other.

Activit

2021-01-18 19:59:49 UTC

MAME: Cisne Viivanco
DATE: JANUARY 18, 2021
GROUP "B"
Would rather
I would rather ('Yo prefiero', 'Yo
preferiría') It's used as a preference
auxiliar
Examples:
I would rather (o l'd rather) stay
with you. Preferiria quedarme
contigo
What would you rather do instead?
¿Qué preferirias hacer en lugar de
She'd rather not see me. Ella
NADAR
WOULD LIKE
Its used for express desires.

FUTURE FORMS

jodiepadilla — 2021-01-18 20:00:30 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date:18-01-2021
Date: 18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous doctor -
We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

Future Forms

jacksoncastillo101 — 2021-01-18 20:00:31 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo
Date: 18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-18 20:00:33 UTC

Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez Paredes
Date: 17/01/2021

We use goint to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example: I' going to be a famous doctor

We use playing to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year

We use wold like to to say what we what to do

Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/ in shorth answers

Future Forms

anthonyvillacis — 2021-01-18 20:02:21 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacís
Date: 18/01/2021

We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example: I' going to be a famous doctor

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday
We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-18 20:02:43 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 18/01/2021
-We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Ex: I' going to be a famous doctor

-We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Ex: I´m planning to leave this course next year

-We use would like to to say what we what to do

Ex: I´d like to travel round the world one day

-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Ex: I´d rather go on a walking holiday

-We do not usually use would rather in the negative form

-We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention

-We use will/won't in shorth answers

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-18 20:04:37 UTC

NAME: Jordy Apolo Rios
DATE: 18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-01-18 20:05:12 UTC

Date:18/01/2021
We use going to to talk about we intend to do in the future . it can be the near future or the more distant future.

Example: I am going to sleep all day

We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.
Example: It's just we've been planning this trip for months.

We use would like to to say what we want to do.
Example: I would like to go dancing this weekend.

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Example: I’d rather eat at home than in a restaurant

Example: I`d rather go on a walking holiday
-We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
-We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not paticular plan or intention
-We use will/won`t in shorth answers

Name:Genesis Vaca

genesisvaca — 2021-01-18 20:10:13 UTC

Date: 18/01/2021
GROUP "B"
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

(CAN)= we'll be able to..
(MUST)= you'll have to

Future Forms

nadiacalderon1 — 2021-01-18 20:28:41 UTC

Name: Nadia Caleron
Date: 18/01/2021
Going to
We use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
Example: I' going to be a famous doctor.
Planning to
We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it
Example: I´m planning to leave this course next year
We use would like to to say what we what to do
Example: I´d like to travel round the world one day
We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Example: I´d rather go on a walking holiday
We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

Future Forms

kattyjcastillo — 2021-01-18 20:30:12 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo
Date: 18-01-2021
We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

REFLECTIONS

kerlydjimenez — 2021-01-18 20:39:44 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 07/01/2021
PAST SIMPLE
The past simple is used for actions that ended in the past, even if they occurred in the recent past. With the present perfect the action is related to the present.

Examples:

Did you eat breakfast this morning?

I had three exams this week

PRESENT PERFECT
The present perfect is a verb tense in the English language that narrates events that have already occurred at a specific time or in the past but that continue to be relevant in the present.
Examples:
I have been to Cuba in the last year.

They have seen a movie.

VOCABULARY

kerlydjimenez — 2021-01-18 20:41:41 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 06/01/2021
Verb phrases about ambitions
1. Become famous.
2. Write a book.
3. Go round the word.
4. Earn 1 millon.
5. Learnt how to drive.
6. Start your own bussiness.
7. Go abroad.
8. Get married.
9, Buy a house or flat.
10: Appear on television.
11. Go to university.
12. Have children.

PRESENT PERFECT
Actions that happened in the past and continues up to the present time without a definite time.

TIME ESPRESSIONS:
For (period of time)
Since (starting point)
2020: since 2020
3 months: for 3 months.
Monday: since monday.
4 hours: for 4 hours.

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

bettyencarnacion — 2021-01-18 20:42:37 UTC

GROUP "B"

-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.

EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.

-We use would like to to say what we want to do.

EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.

-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

Name: Melany Maldondo

melanymaldonado — 2021-01-18 20:58:20 UTC

Date: 18/01/2021

FUTURE FORMS

Use going to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

·Use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Use would like to to say what we what to do

Use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

·We do not usually use would rather in the negative form

·We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention

·We use will/won't in shorth answers.

Future Forms

anaquituizaca — 2021-01-18 21:00:38 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 18-01-2021
We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
Example: I'm going to be a famous doctor
We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
Example: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
We use would like to to say what we want to do.
Example: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Example: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-18 21:00:42 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 18/01/2021
Would rather
I would rather ('Yo prefiero', 'Yo preferiría') It's used as a preference auxiliar
Examples: I would like to play football on Sundays.
She'd rather not see me.
WOULD LIKE
It's used to express desires, offers and say what we want.
Examples: I would never go to that city.
would you like to go to the beach?
FUTURE WILL/ WON'T
It's used to say what we expect

Name: Luis Paladines

luisapaladines — 2021-01-18 21:01:36 UTC

Date: 18 - 01 - 2021
Group A
We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

EX: I'm going to be a famous actor We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.

EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
We use would like to to say what we want to do.

EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

Future forms

2021-01-18 21:01:42 UTC

Name: Ana Cristina Poma
Date: 18-01-2021

We use going to to talk about what we intend to do in the future.

Example:

I´m going to be famous actor.

We use planning to when we have thougth carefully about the plan and decided how to do it

Example: I´m planning to leave this company next year.

We use would like to to say what we what to do

Example: I would like to travel to Miami someday.

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.

Example: I'd rather walk than run.

We do not usually use would rather in the negative form
We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use it when there is not particular plan or intention
We use will/won't in shorth answers

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2021-01-18 21:04:18 UTC

Date:18/01/2021
We use going to to talk about we intend to do in the future . it can be the near future or the more distant future.

Example: I am going to sleep all day

We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.
Example: It's just we've been planning this trip for months.

We use would like to to say what we want to do.
Example: I would like to go dancing this weekend.

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Example: I’d rather eat at home than in a restaurant

2021-01-18 21:05:12 UTC

Future forms

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda Albán
Date: 18-01-2021
We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous actor -We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

Future Forms

2021-01-18 21:06:22 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez
Date: 18-01-2021
Go to "is mostly used to discuss our plans and intentions, or to make predictions based on current evidence.
Ex:

Is Freddy going to buy a new car soon?
Are John and Pam going to visit Milan when they are in Italy?

The structures to take into account:

· Will is used with an infinitive verb. "I will see you tomorrow."

· Going to is longer: the verb to be + going to + an infinitive verb is used. "I'm going to buy the tickets later."

· Will has its short form: I’ll, you’ll, he’ll, she’ll etc.

· With going to the verb form to be is shortened: I’m going to, you’re going to, he’s going to, she’s going to etc.

Thalia Tatiana Macas Granda

2021-01-18 21:06:38 UTC

Date: 18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
EX: I'm going to be a famous doctor -
We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
EX: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
EX: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
EX: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

2021-01-18 21:18:48 UTC

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba
Date: 18-01-2021
Go to "is mostly used to discuss our plans and intentions, or to make predictions based on current evidence.
Ex:

Is Freddy going to buy a new car soon?
Are John and Pam going to visit Milan when they are in Italy?

The structures to take into account:

· Will is used with an infinitive verb. "I will see you tomorrow."

· Going to is longer: the verb to be + going to + an infinitive verb is used. "I'm going to buy the tickets later."

· Will has its short form: I’ll, you’ll, he’ll, she’ll etc.

· With going to the verb form to be is shortened: I’m going to, you’re going to, he’s going to, she’s going to etc.

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-19 13:59:11 UTC

NAME: DANIELA ALEJANDRA CARRION CARRION
DATE: 18/01/2021
Intentions: Going to...

When we thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it: Planning to...

What we want to do: Would like to...

For to say we prefer one thing to another thing: Would rather...

For to say what we expect to happen: Will... and in negative: won't

Example:

·I am going to… (Yo voy a…)

· You are going to… (Tú vas a…)

· He is going to… (Él va a…)

· She is going to… (Ella va a…)

· It is going to… (Eso va a…)

· We are going to… (Nosotros vamos a…)

· You are going to… (Usted va a…)

· They are going to… (Ellos van a…)

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-19 16:52:43 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date:18/01/2021
-We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future.
Ex: I'm going to be a famous doctor
-We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do it.
Ex: I'm planning to leave this company next year.
-We use would like to to say what we want to do.
Ex: I'd like to travel round the world one day.
-We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Ex: I'd rather go on a walking holiday. Beach holidays are boring

future forms

marlonchuni — 2021-01-19 18:24:23 UTC

name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
We use going to to talk about we intend to do in the future . it can be the near future or the more distant future.

Example: I am going to sleep all day

We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.
Example: It's just we've been planning this trip for months.

We use would like to to say what we want to do.
Example: I would like to go dancing this weekend.

We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Example: I’d rather eat at home than in a restaurant

FUTURE FORMS

2021-01-19 18:49:38 UTC

2021-01-19 18:50:34 UTC

Name: Brigith Vivanco Date:18-01-2021 Date: 18/01/2021 We use "going to" to talk about what we intend to do in the future, EX: I'm going to be a famous doctor We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do ir We normally use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it. Example: It's just we've been planning this trip for months. We use would like to to say what we want to do. Example: I would like to go dancing this weekend. We use would rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing Example: I'd rather eat at home than in a restaurant Example: d rather go on a walking holiday -We do not usually use would rather in the negative form We use will to say what we expect to happen. We use il when there is not palicular plan on intention We use will won un shorth answer

FUTURE FORMS

jennyespinoza — 2021-01-20 18:09:17 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
date :18/01/2021
We use "going to" to talk about
what we intend to do in the future,
Example: I'm going to be a famous
doctor
We normally use planning to when
we have thought carefully
about the plan and decided how to do ir
We normally use planning to when
we have thought carefully about the
plan and decided how to do it.
Example: It's just we've been
planning this trip for months.
We use would like to to say what
we want to do.
Example: I would like to go dancing
this weekend.
We use would rather to say we
prefer one thing to another thing
Example: I'd rather eat at home
than in a restaurant
Example: d rather go on a walking
holiday
-We do not usually use would rather
in the negative form
We use
will to say what we expect
to happen. We use il when there is
not palicular plan on intention
We use will won un shorth answer.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCE

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-02-01 20:27:48 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 2nd, 2021
Group: A

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Like and Would Like differences

2021-02-01 20:31:17 UTC

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo
Date: 01/02/2021
- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about
things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy,
love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is
more polite than / want.
- If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES

karenchavez3 — 2021-02-01 20:37:29 UTC

Name: Karen Chávez Sarango.
Date: February 1st, 2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot
If we put another verb after like, we use -ing form
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want
If we put a verb after would like we use the infinitive with to

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES

2021-02-01 20:53:48 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo
Date: 01/02/2021
- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and
love to talk about
things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verb after like, we use the
-ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are:
like, enjoy,
love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want.
I would like is
more polite than / want.
- If we put a verb after would like, we use the
infinitive with to.

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO

erikatandazo — 2021-02-01 21:09:03 UTC

DATE: FEBRUARY 01, 2021

When you like something it means you always like it. Or usually.

When you would like something it means you want it (now).

Examples:
LIKE

1. I like dancing.
2. Lenny likes chocolates.

WOULD LIKE
1. I’d like to go dancing tonight.

2. He wouldn’t like chocolate for lunch.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES.

angelicalarmijos — 2021-02-01 21:27:43 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 01/02/2021
We use like to talk abount things we enjoy and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot. If we put another verb after like, we use the ing form.
Example:

I like cats.
I like cooking pizza for the dinner.

We use would like to talk about things we want. If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinite with to.
Example:

I´d like to swim on the beach.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE

rodrigogranda — 2021-02-01 21:37:54 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 01^st,2021

Group: B

· We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.

Ex: I love coffee.

· If we put another verb after like, we use the ing form.

Ex: I like staying in bed Late.

· Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are. like, enjoy, Iove, hate

Ex: I enjoy running on the beach before work.

· We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want

Ex: I’d like a new tennis racket far my birthday.

· If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Ex: I'd like to speak to the manager, please

Like and would like difference

alexiscollaguazo — 2021-02-01 21:43:16 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo Torres
Date: 01/02/2021
Group: A

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-02-01 22:32:30 UTC

Date: 01/02/2021

LIKE AND WOULDLOKE DIFFERENCES
1. We use like to talk abaout things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
2. If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
3. Some verbs we can use with the –ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
4. We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than / want.

5. If we put a verbs after would like, we use the indifinitive with to

NAME: Alexandra Encarnacion

bettyencarnacion — 2021-02-01 22:33:29 UTC

DATE: February 01, 2021

GRAUP “B”

1. We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.

2. If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.

3. Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.

4. We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.

5. If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.
To like is to attract something and to like is to desire it

EXAMPLES:

I LIKE

· I do sports

· I like to eat healthy

WOULD LIKE

· I would like to go out with my friends.

· I would not like it to rain at night.

Name: KATHERINE VEGA Date: 01/02/21

2021-02-01 22:56:21 UTC

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Like and would like difference

jodiepadilla — 2021-02-02 00:05:26 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 01-02-2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Like and would like difference

jennyespinoza — 2021-02-02 00:27:54 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE; 01/02/2021
GROUP A
1- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.

2- If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.

3- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.

4- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.

5- If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Name: Maria Belgiuca Gaona Gaona

2021-02-02 01:35:21 UTC

Date: 01-02-21
.we use like to talk about thing we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
My little brother likes science fiction films
- I love coffee
if we put another verb after like, we use the - ing form
I like staying in bed late
he doesn't like lying on the beach
some verbs we can use with the -ing form are : like , enjoy, love, hate.
I enjoy running on the beach before work
- we use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
I'd like a new tennis racket for my birthday.
If we put a verb after would like , we use the infinitive with to.
I'd like to speak to the manager please.

conditional sentences with would
if+ past simple+would(n't)+infinitive without to
We use conditional sentences with would to talk about imaginary, impossible or unlikely situations . the verb in the if clause is in the past simple , but we are not talking about the past and we are not talking about a specific time.
if I had a ticket . I'd come with you(I haven't got a ticket)
- we can change the order of the if clause and the main clause
if you lived in the country you'd soon get borred.
- we can use were instead of was after I , he/she and it
if my brother were here now , he'd know what to do
- we often use if I were you , I'd...to give advice
if I were you , I'd look someone else
- we can use might or could instead of would
if you worked hard , you might pass the exam.

Name: Byron Gallegos

2021-02-02 03:05:06 UTC

Date: 01/02/2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Name: María Janina Díaz Sarango Date: 01/02/2021  We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.  If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.  Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.  We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.  If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

2021-02-02 03:36:53 UTC

Like and would like differences

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-02-02 11:56:04 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: February 01st, 2021
Group: B

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

Like and Would like

jackgomez3 — 2021-02-02 12:23:50 UTC

Name: Jack Gómez Samaniego
Date: 1/2/2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk abaut things we enjoy a lot. EX: I love coffe.
If we put another verb like, we use the -ing form. EX: I like staying in bed late.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate. EX: I enjoy running on the beach before work.
We use would like to talk about things we eant. I would like is more polite than I want. EX: I´d like a new tennis racket.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to. EX: I´d like to speak to manager, please.

Like and Would like

2021-02-02 13:46:16 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date: 2-2-2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk abaut things we enjoy a lot. EX: I love coffe.
If we put another verb like, we use the -ing form. EX: I like staying in bed late.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate. EX: I enjoy running on the beach before work.
We use would like to talk about things we eant. I would like is more polite than I want. EX: I´d like a new tennis racket.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to. EX: I´d like to speak to manager, please.

Like and would like differences

anthonyvillacis — 2021-02-02 13:51:58 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacís
Date: 01/02/2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

like and would like differences

stivecajas — 2021-02-02 13:52:51 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 2/2/2021
- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
- If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES

2021-02-02 15:57:33 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo Calva
Date: 2/2/2021
- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
- If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

LIKE AND WOULDLOKE DIFFERENCES

leslyjaramillo — 2021-02-02 17:59:21 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 01/0272021
- We use like to talk abaout things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the –ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than / want.

- If we put a verbs after would like, we use the indifinitive with to

LIKE AND WOULDLOKE DIFFERENCES

victoralejandro1 — 2021-02-03 13:03:22 UTC

Name: Víctor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: Feb. 2nd, 2021

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE

mariacsalazar — 2021-02-03 18:41:50 UTC

DIFERENCES:
NAME: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez
DATE: 3/2/2021
- We use like to talk abaout things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the –ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than / want.

- If we put a verbs after would like, we use the indifinitive with to

TINGS FOR ME

2021-02-03 20:38:08 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G
Date: 03-02-2021
Job

I think the best job is to be a doctor, because here one can save lives

Hobby

I think the best hobby is reading a book, because it helps us increase our knowledge

Sport

I think that the best sport is football, because it helps me relax and distract myself

fruit

I think that the best fruit is the grape, because it has a very delicious flavor.

Pet

I think that the best pet is a dog, because it is an excellent friend.

Age

I think the best age is when you are 15, because at this age you have fun.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

leslyjaramillo — 2021-02-03 20:38:51 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 03-02-2021
- I think the best job is a Doctor because you can help a lot of people

- I think the best hobby is read a book, because you can learn new things

- I think the best sport is the basketball, because it is very entertaining

- I think the best pet is the parrot, because it learns to speak and is very funny

- I think the best fruit is the cherry because is very delicious

- I think the best age is 18 because you learn and do a lot of new things

THINGS FOR ME

erikatandazo — 2021-02-03 20:38:53 UTC

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: FEBRUARY 03, 2021
I think the best job is a Doctor because it is a really satisfactory helping other people.

I think the best hobby is reading a book because it helps people to increase their reading skills and level of reasoning.

I think the best sport is soccer because it is really fun and interesting sport.

I think the best pet is the dog because they are more sociable and make us feel really happy.

I think the best fruit is the chirimoya because it has a lot of vitamins for our body.

I think the best age is 30 because you can see the life of different ways and you can take a lot of good risks.

The best thing for me

nadiacalderon1 — 2021-02-03 20:39:18 UTC

I think the best fruit is cherry becouse is sweet and I me like this.
I think the best age of life is 20 becouse I feel a few young.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

stivecajas — 2021-02-03 20:39:36 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: February, 3th, 2021
1. I think the best job is probably teaching because it is really fun, interesting and satisfying job.
2. I think that people's best hobby is enjoying time with family and friends
3. I think the best sport in the world is basketball, because coordination and strength are demonstrated
4. I think that the best pet in the world is the dog, because it is the faithful friend of man
5. I think the most delicious fruit is the strawberry, because it combines the acid with the sweet
6. I think that the perfect age does not exist, because whatever age it is, it should be enjoyed

The Best Things For Me

mariaatapia — 2021-02-03 20:39:43 UTC

Name: Maria Tapia
Date: February 3^rd, 2021

I think the best job is probably a doctor, because they heal, accompany and listen to people in their worst moments
I think the best pet is probably a cat, because a cat is very independent but it is also a great company
I think the best hobby is probably reading books because you can live many stories in just a few pages
I believe that the best sport is swimming because it allows you to exercise every part of your body, it relaxes you and does not hurt
I think the best fruit is watermelon, because it is not very sweet and it is very refreshing on a hot day.
I think the best age is 10's because we live everything with innocence and we have no worries

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-02-03 20:39:48 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 3rd, 2021
Group: A

I think the best job is probably a doctor, because they care for the people and give help for everyone.
I think the best pet is probably a dog, because they are very honey and they give true love.
I think the best hobby is probably listen to music, because it comfort the heart and help to think better things.
I think the best sport is probably the football, because is very recognize and easy to play.
I think the best fruit is probably a banana, because it flavour is delicious and it isn't expensive.
I think the best age in life is probably adolescence, because they don't have preoccupations.

The Best Things For Me

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-02-03 20:40:21 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: 03/02/2021
Group: B

I think the best job is probably being a doctor because it is an important and interesting job.
I think the best hobby is probably reading a good book because I can improve my vocabulary.
I think the best pet is probably a dog because it is man's best friend.
I think the best fruit is probably a grape because it is delicious
I think the best age is probably 25 because it is very interesting and fun.

The best things for me

2021-02-03 20:40:37 UTC

Name: Alejandro Sebastian Bravo Merizalde
Date:03/02/2021
* I believe that the best job is to be a military man out of respect for the security that is given to the country and the salary.

* I think the best hobby is to play soccer since it is the best known and most popular sport in the country.
* The best sport is the Olympic wrestling since it is my sport that I practice.
* Currently I do not have any pet but later I would like to have a dog.
* The sweetest fruit are grapes
* In light of his age, he has incentive to flee.

Best thing for me.Name: Jhael AguirreDate: 3/2/2021

2021-02-03 20:41:10 UTC

I think the best job is a neurosurgeon, because you can investigate a lot.
I think the best hobby is read, because it allows us to know many words
I think the best sport is tennis, because it`s so funny
I think the best pet is a dog, because it`s a very sociable animal.
I think the best fruit is a watermelon, because it has a special flavor
I think the best age is 25, because you are already an adult but you`re still young

The best things for me

anthonyvillacis — 2021-02-03 20:41:13 UTC

Name: Anthony Villacís
Date: 03/02/2021

I think the best job is probably teaching because it is really fun, interesting and satisfying job.
I think that people's best hobby is enjoying time with family and friends
I think the best sport in the world is basketball, because coordination and strength are demonstrated
I think that the best pet in the world is the dog, because it is the faithful friend of man
I think the most delicious fruit is the strawberry, because it combines the acid with the sweet
I think that the perfect age does not exist, because whatever age it is, it should be enjoyed

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

rodrigogranda — 2021-02-03 20:42:43 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 03^rd,2021

Group: B

The best things

I think the best job is probable a doctor because it is interesting and satisfying job
I think the best hobby is probable listen to music because I can clear my mind
I think the best pet is probable a dog because is my best friend
I think the best fruit is probable an apple because it is delicious
I think the best age is probable is 21’s because it is really fun

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

katherinevega1 — 2021-02-03 20:45:00 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 03-02-2021
I think the best is pet because is very pretty and friendly.
I think the best is fruits because is delicious and healthy.
I think the best is sport because is good for life.
I think the best is job because we have a good lifestyle.
I think the best is habby because helps us to be ordered.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

2021-02-03 20:45:09 UTC

Name: Daniela Alejandra Carrión Carrión
Date: 03/02/2021
1. My hobby is listening to music and reading a little because I relax and clear my mind.
2. I consider that the best job is to be a Lawyer, you help to generate justice.
3. I consider the best sport to be basketball because you have a good physical performance.
4. I have a pet, it is a dog, I like them because they are considered man's best friends.
5. The fruit I like the most is the strawberry because it is sweet and delicious.

The best things foro me

jeanestrada1 — 2021-02-03 20:45:33 UTC

Name: Jean Carlos Estrada Torres.

I think the best job is the policeman, because he protects many lives.
I think the best hobby is listening to music, because you learn a lot from them.
I think that man's best friend is the pet at home, because they are very affectionate and trustworthy.
I think the best fruit is the strawberry, because it contains vitamin C.
I think the best sport is swimming, because it performs much more exercise throughout the body.

The best things for me.

angelicalarmijos — 2021-02-03 20:49:12 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 03/02/2021

I think the best job is a doctor because you can help people.
I think the best hobby is read because you can learn and enjoy at the same time.
I think the best sport is run because is good for our heart.
I think the best pet is a cat because they´re very cute and clean.
I think the best fruit is orange because have vitamin C.
I think the best age is 10 years old because you don´t worry about anything.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

karenchavez3 — 2021-02-03 20:50:19 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango
Date:03-02-2021

I think the best job is probably a doctor, because you will take care of people's health, helping the sick and preventing many diseases, helping to create a healthier society.
I think the best pet is probably a dog, because they say that a dog is man's best friend.
I think the best hobby is probably reading books because if you concentrate on the book and the story you are reading, you leave aside the problems you have and you are transported to another world.
I think the best sport is swimming because it helps to burn calories, it also strengthens muscles, helps to improve our flexibility and improves our cardiorespiratory capacity.
I think the best fruit is the banana, because it helps improve mood and protects the heart.
I believe that the best age is 18 years old because we live there forming our personality and taking responsibilities.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

cisnevivanco — 2021-02-03 20:55:01 UTC

Name: Brigith Vivanco
Date: 03/02/2021
I think the best job is probably teaching because it is really fun, interesting and satisfying job.
I think that people's best hobby is enjoying time with family and friends
I think the best sport in the world is basketball, because coordination and strength are demonstrated
I think that the best pet in the world is the dog, because it is the faithful friend of man
I think the most delicious fruit is the strawberry, because it combines the acid with the sweet
I think that the perfect age does not exist, because whatever age it is, it should be enjoyed

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

2021-02-03 21:00:40 UTC

Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez
Date: 03/ 02/2021
Write 6 sentences the best things for me.
I think best job probably lawyer because it is interesting to practice the laws.

I think best hobby is listen to music and sing because it is relaxing.

I think best sport basketball because it is fun.

I think best pet is a dog because it is a great companion.

I think best fruit is a mango because it is exquisite.

I think bes age is for children because there were no worries.

The Best Things for me

alexiscollaguazo — 2021-02-03 21:00:57 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo
Date: 03/02/2021
-I think the best job is the mechanic, because keeps cars running
-I think the best hobby is listening to music, because always relaxed.
-I think that man's best friend is the a cat , because they are very affectionate
-I think the best fruit is the manzana, because it contains vitamins.
-I think the best sport is soccer, because you must be attentive to the plays

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines

luisapaladines — 2021-02-03 21:03:07 UTC

Date: 03/02/2021

Work

I think all jobs are good, you just have to know how to take advantage of opportunities

Hobby

I think the best hobby is reading, since this way we learn new things

Sport

I think the best sport is soccer, because we know many people with whom we have a lot of fun

fruit

I think the best fruit is watermelon, because it is very rich and is also good for health.

Pet

I believe that the best pet is a dog, because it is always faithful and will be by our side.

Years

I think the best age is when you are twelve, because at this age you don't have many responsibilities

NAME: SANDRA KARINA ABAD CAMACHO

sandraabad — 2021-02-03 21:05:00 UTC

DOCENTE

I believe that the best job is advocacy because you can solve the problems of people who need it.

I think the best hobby is listening to music because it helps us clear our minds and learn new languages.

I think that the best sport is soccer because it allows us to share with our friends and meet new people

I think that the best pets are dogs because they like to play, they are affectionate and they like us to take them out for a walk

I think the best fruit is the blackberry because they have a different flavor and are Delicious

The best things for me

anaquituizaca — 2021-02-03 21:05:24 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 03-02-2021
Work
I think the best job is to do what we like, because in this way we do everything with love and in the best way.
Hobby
I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to increase our knowledge
Sport
I think the best sport is volleyball, because you can play with friends and it helps to distract us.
Fruit
I think the best fruit is the peach, because it tastes great and can be eaten in different ways.
Pet
I think that the best pets are dogs and cats, because they are great company.
Years
I think the best age is when you are 18 years old, because at this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

Thalia Tatiana Macas Granda

2021-02-03 21:06:22 UTC

Date 3 02 2021
We use like to talk abaout things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the –ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than / want.
- If we put a verbs after would like, we use the indifinitive with to

2021-02-03 21:07:51 UTC

Name: Thalia Macas
Date: 03/02/2021
I think the best job is probably teaching because it is really fun, interesting and satisfying job.
I think that people's best hobby is enjoying time with family and friends
I think the best sport in the world is basketball, because coordination and strength are demonstrated
I think that the best pet in the world is the dog, because it is the faithful friend of man
I think the most delicious fruit is the strawberry, because it combines the acid with the sweet
I think that the perfect age does not exist, because whatever age it is, it should be enjoyed

Name: Melany Maldonado

melanymaldonado — 2021-02-03 21:28:37 UTC

Date: 03/02/2021
The best things for me

I think the best job is probably a doctor because take care of people's health.

I think the best hobby is draw because it is relaxing.

I think the best sport is the soccer because it is fun.

I think the best pet is the dog because it is special for me.

I think the best fruit is the apple because it is sweet.

I think the best age is 20 year´s old because in this age is young

the best things for me

marlonchuni — 2021-02-03 21:38:45 UTC

group "A"
date 03/02/2021
I think the best job is probably being a doctor because it is an important and interesting job. I think the best hobby is probably reading a good book because I can improve my vocabulary.I think the best pet is probably a dog because it is man's best friend.I think the best fruit is probably a grape because it is delicious
I think the best age is probably 20 because it is very interesting and fun.

The best things for me

2021-02-04 00:41:25 UTC

Name:Marlon Jackson Castillo Calva
GROUP "A"
Date: 03-02-2021
Work
I think the best job is to do what we like, because in this way we do everything with love and in the best way.
Hobby
I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to increase our knowledge
Sport
I think the best sport is volleyball, because you can play with friends and it helps to distract us.
Fruit
I think the best fruit is the peach, because it tastes great and can be eaten in different ways.
Pet
I think that the best pets are dogs and cats, because they are great company.
Years
I think the best age is when you are 18 years old, because at this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

the best things for me

2021-02-04 13:07:21 UTC

Name: Victor Alfonso Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 04/02/2021

work

I think the best job is probably a doctor, because they heal, accompany and listen to people in their worst moments.

hobby

I think the best hobby is probably reading books because you can live many stories in just a few pages.

sport

I believe that the best sport is swimming because it allows you to exercise every part of your body, it relaxes you and does not hurt.

fruit

I think the best fruit is watermelon, because it is not very sweet and it is very refreshing on a hot day.

pet

I think the best pet is probably a cat, because a cat is very independent but it is also a great Company.

THE BEST THNGS FOR ME

franklinbravo — 2021-02-04 14:16:55 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 03/02/2021

The best thing

• I think the best job is probably an account because there are a lot of math and numbers.

• I think the best hobby is probably play the guitar because it is a very relaxing and fun activity; you can also create beautiful melodies

• I think the best sport is probably is the swimming because you exercise your whole body, it is a complete sport.

• I think the best pet is probably a dog because they are faithful and friendly companions.

• I think the best fruit is probably a apple because it is a very healthy and delicious.

• I think the best age is probably 25 because we are full of energy.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

bettyencarnacion — 2021-02-04 14:32:25 UTC

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion.
Date: February 04, 2021.

GROUP "B"
WORK
I think the best job is to do what we like, because in this way we do everything with love and in the best way.
HOBBY
I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to increase our knowledge
SPORT
I think the best sport is volleyball, because you can play with friends and it helps to distract us.
FRUIT
I think the best fruit is the peach, because it tastes great and can be eaten in different ways.
PET
I think that the best pets are dogs and cats, because they are great company.
YEARS
I think the best age is when you are 18 years old, because at this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES

franklinbravo — 2021-02-04 14:38:49 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 04/02/2021

- We use like to talk abaout things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.

- If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.

- Some verbs we can use with the –ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.

- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than / want.

- If we put a verbs after would like, we use the indifinitive with to

The best things for me

2021-02-04 16:50:36 UTC

Name: Nikole Dayana Gordillo
Group A:
Work
I think the best job we could have is something that we really like, because you would do very well that way.
Hobby
I think the best hobby is listening to music and dancing because it takes away the stress and we have better vibes.
Sport
I think the best sport is basketball, because you can play with friends and it helps us to distract ourselves.
Fruit
I think the best fruit is watermelon, because it has a large amount of water and helps us hydrate ourselves.
Pet
I think the best pet is the dog, because they are a great company and they never leave us alone.
Years
I think the best age is when you are 16 years old, because at this age is when you have the most experiences with your friends.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

jodiepadilla — 2021-02-04 17:22:48 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 04-02-2021

I think the best job is to be an astronaut because you can know outer space.
I think the best time is to watch movies because you can immerse yourself in a fantasy world.
I think the best sport is swimming because you can lose yourself more easily.
I think the best pet is the dog because with it you can have a good friend to trust.
I think the best fruit is the apple because it is very delicious.
I think the best age is 20 because you are at the point of maturity and at the same time innocence.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

pupilojaramillo — 2021-02-04 18:11:41 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 04/02/2021

The best pet are dogs, because they are very cute and intelligent
The best job is doctor, because you can help and save lives
The best hobby is read, because you learn new things and imagine situations
The best sport is swim, because you refresh yourself and keep your body energized
The best fruit is the grape, because it has antioxidants and does not contain so much sugar
The best age is fifteen, because you don't have many responsibilities

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES.

2021-02-04 19:10:10 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 3/02/2021
- "Would like" is used to mean "want", but it is used for more polite expressions.
- " like" is used for the things you generally love, enjoy . We use like to talk about things we like all the time.
- ‘Would like’ is a phrase that uses ‘like’ in the setting of a transitive verb. It means to want or approve of something.
- "Like" is a very generally used word because it has various meanings and usages. When using ‘would like’ in a sentence or phrase, ‘like’ must be used as a transitive verb to express a desire for something. It is a polite and mannerly way to request something.

LOVE IT OR HAVE IT

carlosadiaz — 2021-02-04 20:07:09 UTC

Name: Carlos A, Diaz G
Date: 04-02-2021

Which things are they talking about?
About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing.

Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.

Listening to (-ing or infinitive)
1. I love the going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I'd love the visiting him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons
6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and suny

Which form of the verb comes after would/ would love?
Verb in Infinitive
Wich verbs are followe by an -ing form?
Love, Like, Enjoy and Hate
Make the sentences below into questions.
1 Do you like dancing?
2. Do ould you like to dance?

Vocabulary
Tent
Knife
Torch
Batteries
Bottled water
Blaked
Compass
Insect repellent
Matches
Magniflying glass
Mirror
Rope
Sunglasses
Suncream
Toilet paper
Water purification tablets

GRAMMAR
1 Look at the sentences and answer
If clause Main clause
If you didn't have tent , you wouldn't sleep properly.
2 What is the verb form in the if clause?
Verb in Past Simple
3. What is the verb in the main clause?
Verb in Infinitive
4. Can you change the order of the if clause and the main clause?
Yes, but we should quit out the comma.
5 Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?
At a no especific time, because it is imaginary

Love it or hate it

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-02-04 20:09:20 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 4th, 2021
Group: A
LISTENING 1
1. Which things are they talking about?

About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing.
2. Which things do the have the same opinion about?

They have the same opinion about flying.
LISTENING 2 (-ing or infinitive)
1 I love going to the hairdresser´s.
2 I like sitting there with my magazine.
3 I´d love to visit him one day.
4 I hate sitting in a small place for all that time.
5 I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
6 I´d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2 Make the sentences below into questions.
Do you like dancing?
Do would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
Tent, knife, torch, batteries, bottles water, blanket, compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirrow, rope, sunglasses, suncream, toilet paper, water purification tablets.
GRAMMAR
If you didn´t have a tent, you wouldn´t sleep properly.
What is the verb form in the if clause?
Simple past.
What is the verb form in the main clause?
Infinitive.
Can you change the order of the if clause and the main clause?
Yes, but we should quit out the comma.
Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specifc time?
No specific time, because the situation is imaginary.

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jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-02-04 20:14:38 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: February 4th, 2021
Group: B
1. Liste:

Which things are they talking about?

Hairdresser
Flying
Sunbathing

Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.
2. Ing or infinitive

I love going to the hairdresser´s.
I like sitting there with my magazine.
I´d love to visit him one day.
I hate sitting in a small place for all that time.
I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
I´d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.

GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2 Make the sentences below into questions.
Do you like dancing?
Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary

Tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass mirror
rope
sunglasses
sunscreen
toilet paper
water purification tablets

GRAMMAR

- What is the verb form in the if clause?

Simple Past

- What is the verb form un the main clause?

would+ verb in infinitive without to

- Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?

Yes

- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?

No specific time because it is an imaginary situation

LOVE IR OR HATE IT

mariaatapia — 2021-02-04 20:15:09 UTC

Name: Maria Tapia
Date: February 4th, 2021
1. LISTEN AND ANSWER
Which things are they talking about?
Going to the hairdressers, flying, sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flyying
2. -ING OR NFINITIVE

going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

GRAMMAR

1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2 Make the sentences below into questions.

Do you like dancing?

Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary

· Tent

· knife

· torch

· batteries

· bottled water

· blanket

· compass

· insect repellent

· matches

· magnifying glass mirror

· rope

· sunglasses

· sunscreen

· toilet paper

· water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past.
What is the verb form un the main clause?
would+ verb in infinitive without to
Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?
Yes, I can
Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specifict time?
No specifict time beacuse it is an imaginary.

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rodrigogranda — 2021-02-04 20:15:33 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 04, 2021

Group: B

LISTEN 1
Which things are they talking about?

About going to the hairdresser, flying and sunbathing

Which things do they have the same opinion about?

They have the same opinion about flying
LISTEN 2

1. I love going to the hairdresser's.

2. I like sitting there with

3. I'd love to visit him one day.

4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that time.

5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.

6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and sunny,
GRAMMAR

1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2 Make the sentences below into questions.

Do you like dancing?

Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary

· Tent

· knife

· torch

· batteries

· bottled water

· blanket

· compass

· insect repellent

· matches

· magnifying glass mirror

· rope

· sunglasses

· sunscreen

· toilet paper

· water purification tablets
GRAMMAR

- What is the verb form in the if clause?

Simple Past

- What is the verb form un the main clause?

would+ verb in infinitive without to

- Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?

Yes

- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?

No specific time because it is an imaginary situation

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leslyjaramillo — 2021-02-04 20:15:39 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 04/02/2021
1. Which things are they talking about?
- Hairdresse's
- flying
- sunbathing
2. Wich things do they have same opinions?
They hate flyng them.
Verb with -ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresser's.
2. I like sitting here wih my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasns
6. I'd to like somewhere hot and sunny
GRAMMAR
b. Which from of the vereb come after would like/ would love?
Infinitive
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
Enjoy, love, hate, like
c. Make the sentences below into questions?
- Do you like dancing?
- Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
- Tent - Compass
- Knife - Insect repellent
-Torch - Matches
- Batteries - Magnifying glass
- Bottled - mirror
- Water - Rope
- Blanket - Sunglasses
- Suncream - toiler paper
- water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
- If I went to the desert, I would carry a tent
- What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past
- What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive
- Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?
Yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary

LOVE IT OR HATE II

nadiacalderon1 — 2021-02-04 20:16:43 UTC

Name: Nadia Calderon
Which tings are they talking about?
Flying, sunbathing and going to the hairdressers.
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flying
LISTENING
Ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day

4. I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.

5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons
6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and sunny.
Which form of the verb comes after would like/ would love?
Verb in infinite
Which verb are followed by an- inf form?
Like, enjoy, love and hate
Questions
Do you like dance?
Would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
Tent, knife, torch, baterries, blottled water, blanket, compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirror, rope, sunglasses, suncream, toiltet paper, water tablets.
GRAMMAR
1. Look at the sentences and ansawer ghe questions.
Do the sentences refer to a real possibility or an imaginary situation?
If you went to livee on a deseart island, what would you take?
2. What is the verb form in the if clause?
Verb in past
3. What is the verb form in the main clause?
Verb in infinitive
4. Can you change the order of the if clause and the main clause?
Yes, But the only difference is that it would no longer take a coma.
5. Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?
No specific but is imaginary.

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anthonyvillacis — 2021-02-04 20:17:27 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACÍS
DATE: 04/02/2021
1. Which things are they talking about?
- Hairdresse's
- flying
- sunbathibg
2. Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flying
2. -ING OR NFINITIVE
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live
GRAMMAR

1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2 Make the sentences below into questions.

Do you like dancing?

Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary

Tent/knife/torch/batteries/bottled/water/blanket/compass/insect repellent/matches/magnifying glass/mirror/rope/sunglasses/sunscreen/toilet paper/water purification tablets

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erikatandazo — 2021-02-04 20:17:29 UTC

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: FEBRUARY 4th, 2021
LISTENING 1
Which things are they talking about?
they are talking about three aspects:
1. Going to the haidresser
2. Flying
3. Sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?

They have the same opinion about flying.
LISTENING 2 (-ing or infinitive)
I love going to the hairdresser's
I like sitting there with my magazines.
I'd love to visit him one day.
I hate sitting in a small time for a long time.
I'm enjoy sunbathing for two reaso s.
I'd like to live in somewhere hot and sunny.
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.
Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
enjoy, love, hate and like.
Make the sentences below into questions.
Do you like dancing?
Would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
tent
compas
batteries
rope
insect repellent
matches
bottled water
mirror
sunglasses
blanket
GRAMMAR (SECOND CONDITIONAL)
1 Look at the sentences and answer
If clause main clause
If you didn't have tent , you wouldn't sleep properly.
2 What is the verb form in the if clause?
Verb in Past Simple
3. What is the verb form in the main clause?
Would + infinitive
4. Can change the order of the sentence? Yes, but the comma doesn't go.
5 Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time? No specific time because it's imaginary.

lOVE IT OR HATE II

kattyjcastillo — 2021-02-04 20:19:47 UTC

Name: Katty Castillo

Which things are they talking about?

About going to the hairdresser flyng and sunbathing

Whic thinds do they have the same opinión about?

They have the same opinión about flynng
Listening ( -ing or infinitive)
1. I love going to the hairdres's
2. Ilike sitting there with my magazines
3. I´d love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small time for a long time.
5. I´m enjoy sunbathing for two reason.
6. I´d like to live in somewhere hot and sunny
Vocabulary

tent

knife

torch
batterries

bottled wáter

blanket

compas

insect repellent

matches

magnifying glass

mirror

rope

sunglasses

suncream

toilet papaer

wáter purification tables

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stivecajas — 2021-02-04 20:22:01 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Class: February, 4th,2021
1. Which things are they talking about?
- Hairdresse's
- flying
- sunbathibg
2. -ING OR NFINITIVE
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.
Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?
Infinitive.
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
Love, like, enjoy and hate.
2 Make the sentences below into questions.
Do you like dancing?
Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
· Tent
· knife
· torch
· batteries
· bottled water
· blanket
· compass
· insect repellent
· matches
· magnifying glass mirror
· rope
· sunglasses
· sunscreen
· toilet paper
· water purification tablets

THE BEST THING FOR ME

jennyespinoza — 2021-02-04 20:23:43 UTC

NAME Jenny Espinoza
dATE: 04/02/2021
1. The best pet are dogs, because they are very cute and intelligent.

2. The best job is doctor, because you can help and save lives
3. the best sports is football becouse is important for the live healthyl.
4.The best hobby is read, because you learn new things and imagine situations.
5. I think the best fruit is the banana because have protein.,
6. I think the best age is 20 yeras old because because people are already mature.

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

pupilojaramillo — 2021-02-04 20:24:50 UTC

Name: Elian A. Maldonado
Date: 04-02-2021
1.- Which things are they talking about?
-hairdresser
-fying
-sunbathing
2.- Which things do they hve the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying
LISTENING
1- going
2- sitting
3- to visit
4- sitting
5- sunbathing
6- to like
GRAMMAR
B) Which form of the verbs comes after would like / would love?
verb in infinitive
C) Which verbs are followeb by and -ing form?
like, enjoy, love and hate
2) Make the sentenes below into question
- You like dancing
-Do you like dancing?
-You would like to dance
-Would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
tent/ knife/ torch/ batteries/ bottled water/ blanket/ compass/ insert repellent/ matches/ magnflying/ glass/ mirror/ rope/ sunglasses/ suncream/ toilet paper/ water/ purification tablets

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jodiepadilla — 2021-02-04 20:25:14 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 04-02-2021
Which things are they talking about?
Hairdressere
Flying
Sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.
ING OR INFINITIVE

I love going to the hairdresser´s.
I like sitting there withmy magazine.
I´d love to visit him one day.
I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.
I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
I´d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.

VOCABULARY

tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass
mirror
rope
sunglasses
suncream
tollet paper
water purification tablets

GRAMMAR
What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past.
What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive.
Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?
Yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary.

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marlonchuni — 2021-02-04 20:25:46 UTC

Name: marlon steeven cbuni lapo
Date: 04-02-2021
which things are they talking about?
I love going to the hairdresser's
I like sitting there with my magazine
Id love to visit him one day

I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.

I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons
I'd like to live somewhere hot and sunny
Make the sentences below into questions?
do you dancing?
do would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
Tent, knife, torch, baterries, blottled water, blanket, compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirror, rope, sunglasses, suncream, toiltet paper, water tablets.

Love it or hate it

katherinevega1 — 2021-02-04 20:25:51 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 04/02/2021
1: which things are they talking about?
Hairdresser
Flying
Sunbathing
2:which things do they have the same opinio about?
Flying
3-ING OR NFINITIVE
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live
GRAMMAR:
Which form of the verb comes after woud llike I would love?
Wich verbs are folowed by an-ing form?
VOCABULARY
Tent- knifr-torch-batteries-bottled-water-banket-compass-insect repellent-marches-magnifying glass-mirror-rope-sunglasses-suncream-toilet paper-water purification tablests.

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2021-02-04 20:27:41 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez
Date: 4/2/2021
1. Which thigd are they talking about?
Going to the to the Hairdressers,Flying, sunbathing.
2.Which thigs do they have the same opinion about?
Flying
3. ING OR INFINITIVE
1.going
2.sitting
3.to visit
4.sitting
5. sunbathing
6. to live
VOCABULARY
.Tent
.Knife
.Torch
.Batteries
.Bottled water
.Blanket
.Insect repellent
.Matches
.Magnifying glass
.Mirror
.Sunlasses
.Suncream
.Toilet paper
.Water purification

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2021-02-04 20:27:48 UTC

Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez
Date: 04/02/2021
Which things are they talking about?
Going to the hairdressers, flying, sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flyying
(ING OR NFINITIVE)

going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
To live

Which form of the verb comes after would like/ would love?
Verb in infinite

Which verb are followed by an inf form?
Like, enjoy, love and hate

Sentences to Questions.
Do you like dance?
Would you like to dance?

VOCABULARY

tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass
mirror
rope

sunglasses

suncream
toilet paper
water purification tablets

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2021-02-04 20:28:14 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 04/02/2.21
1. I love going to the hairdressers
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I¨d love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in small place fot all that time.
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
6. I¨d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.

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karenchavez3 — 2021-02-04 20:29:46 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango
Date: 04-02-2021
LISTEN AND ANSWER
1. Which things are they talking about?

Going to the hairdressers, flying, sunbathing
2. Which things do they have the same opinion about?

-Flyying
-Hairdresser
-Sunbathing
ING OR NFINITIVE

going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

GRAMMAR

1. Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2. Make the sentences below into questions.

Do you like dancing?

Do would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY

· Tent

· knife

· torch

· batteries

· bottled water

· blanket

· compass

· insect repellent

· matches

· magnifying glass mirror

· rope

· sunglasses

· sunscreen

· toilet paper

· water purification tablets

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2021-02-04 20:31:27 UTC

Name: Alejandro Sebastiana Bravo Merizalde
Date: 04-02-2021
Listening 1
1. Which things are they talking about?
About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing
2. Which things do the have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying
Listening 2

I love going to the hairdresser’s

I like sitting there with my magazine

I’d love to visit him one Day
I hate sitting in a small place for all that time
GRAMMAR
1. Look at the examples from the listening in exercise
Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?
Infinitive
Which verbs are followed by an-ing form?
Love-like-enjoy and hate
2. Make the sentences below into questions
Do you like dancing?
Do would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
Tent Rope
Knife Sunglases M
Torch Suncream
Batteries Toilet paper
Bottles Water purification tablets
Water
Blanket
Compass
Insect
Repellent
Matches
Magnifiying
Glass
Mirrow

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

jennyespinoza — 2021-02-04 20:32:07 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE: 04/02/2021
LISTEN
- Which things are they talking about?
going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing.

- Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.

- Listen

1. I love the going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I'd love the visiting him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons
6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and suny

- Which form of the verb comes after would/ would love?

- WHich verbs are followe by an -ing form?
- Make the sentences below into questions.
1. Would like dancing?
2. Would like to dance?

VOCABULARY

· Tent

· knife

· torch

· batteries

· bottled water

· blanket

· compass

· insect repellent

· matches

· magnifying glass mirror

· rope

· sunglasses

· sunscreen

· toilet paper

· water purification tablets

Name: Byron Gallegos

2021-02-04 20:32:35 UTC

Date:03/02/2021
• I think the best job is to do what we like, because that's how we do everything with love and in the best way.

• I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to increase our knowledge

• I think that the best sport is football, because you can play with friends and it helps to distract us.

• I think the best fruit is bananas, because it tastes very good and can be eaten in different ways.

• I think that the best pets are cats and dogs, because they are great company.

• I think the best age is 20, because at this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-02-04 20:34:31 UTC

Date: 04/02/2021
LOVE IT OR HATE IT
1. Which thing are they talking about?

About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing

2. Whinch things do the have the same opinión about?

-I love to going the hairdresser`s

- I like to sit there with my magazine

-I`d loved to visit
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2 Make the sentences below into questions.
Do you like dancing?
Do would you like to dance?

Vocabulary
tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass
mirror
rope

sunglasses

suncream
toilet paper
water purification tablets

love it or hate it

2021-02-04 20:35:40 UTC

name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona
Date: 4-02-2021
which thigd are they talking about
hairdresser
flying
sunbathing
which things do they have the same opinion about
they have the same opinion about flying
LISTENING
1 going
2sitting
3 to visit
4 sitting
5 sunbathing
6 to live
vocabulary
tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled
water
magnifying glass
mirror
rope
sunglasses
suncream
toiler paper
water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
what is the verb form in the if cluase
simple past
What is the verb form in the main clause
second condiotional wpuld+ verb in infinitive
- can you change the order of if clause and the main clause
yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the
past the future or no specifict time
not , specifict it is a imaginary

1
5

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

2021-02-04 20:39:48 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez
Date: 4/2/2021
JOB
I think the best job we could have is the job that we really love to do.
HOBBY
I think the best hobby to do is reading books because when I read I get unstuck a lot
SPORT
I think the best sport for me is the swimming pool because when I go there I spend very relaxed
PET
I think the best pet is dogs as they are very charming and cute
FRUIT
I think the best fruit for me is the strawberry because they are very sweet and I love them

Love it or hate it

alexiscollaguazo — 2021-02-04 20:43:25 UTC

Name: Alexis Collaguazo
LISTENING 1

Which things are they talking about?
About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing.

Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.

LISTENING 2(-ing or infinitive)
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

sunglasses

suncream
toilet paper
water purification tablets

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

2021-02-04 20:43:53 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 04/02/2021
Which things are they talking about?
Hairdressere
Flying
Sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying
ING OR INFINITIVE
1. I love going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there withmy magazine.
3. I'd love to visit him one day.
4. I hate sitting in a small place fot al that time.
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and sunny.
GRAMMAR
- Which form of the verb comes after would like/would love?
infinitive
- Which verbs are followed by an-ing form?
love, like and hate
Make the sentences below into questios?
Do you like dancing?
Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
tent , knife, torch, batteries, bottled, water, blanket, compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirror, rope, sunglasses, suncream, toilet paper, water purification, tablets.

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

josselynpaladines — 2021-02-04 20:46:09 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 04/02/2021
1. Wich things are they talking about?
hairdressers
flying
sunbathing
2. Which things do they hhave the same opinion about?
They feel the same way about flying
LISTENING:
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to like

Love it or hate it

isabelamedina — 2021-02-04 20:49:24 UTC

Name: Isabel Medina
Date: 4/02/2021

1.Wich things are they talking about?
talking about hairdresser
2. Which things do they hhave the same opinion about?
The opinion about they have the same opinon about flaying.
LISTENING:
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-02-04 21:00:27 UTC

Date: 04/02/2021

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

Job

I think the job of being a TV presenter is important as it helps us develop skills

Hobby

I think the best thing about my hobby is listening to music and reading a book

Sport

I think the best thing about my sport is basketball

Fruit

I think the best of my fruit it is the apple park the apples are very delicious

Pet

I think the best thing about my pet is a dog because it is my favorite in the house

Age

I think the best of the age is in November since it is my birthday

LOVE IT OR HATE

genesisvaca — 2021-02-04 21:15:29 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date: 04/02/2021
GROUP "B"
1. Wich things are they talking about?
-talking
-about
-hairdresser
2. Which things do they hhave the same opinion about?
flaying.
LISTENING:
-going
-sitting
-to visit
-sitting
-sunbathing
-to live
VOCABULARY:
-Tent
-knife
-torch
-batteries
-bottled water
-blanket
-compass
-insect repellent
-matches
-magnifying glass
-mirror
-rope
-sunglasses
-suncream
-toilet paper
-water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
What is the verb form in if cluase?
Simple rm a main sentence?
Second condiotional woulpast.
What is the verb fod + verb in the infinitive.
Can you change the order of the If clause and main clause?
Yes you can
Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or not to a specific time?
There is no specific moment, it is an imaginary.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

genesisvaca — 2021-02-04 21:21:21 UTC

Name: Genesis vaca
Date:04/02/2021
GRUP "B"
THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

Work
I think the best job is to do what we like, because in this way we do everything with love and in the best way.
Hobby
I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to increase our knowledge
Sport
I think the best sport is volleyball, because you can play with friends and it helps to distract us.
Fruit
I think the best fruit is the peach, because it tastes great and can be eaten in different ways.
Pet
I think that the best pets are dogs and cats, because they are great company.
Years
I think the best age is when you are 18 years old, because at this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES

genesisvaca — 2021-02-04 21:28:25 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date: February 03/2021

Differences between like and would like

elianjaramillo — 2021-02-04 23:53:58 UTC

Name:Elian Jaramillo
Date:1-2-2021- We use like to talk abaout things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the –ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than / want.
- If we put a verbs after would like, we use the indifinitive with to

Love it or have it

elianjaramillo — 2021-02-04 23:56:47 UTC

Name: Elian Jaramillo
Date: 04-02-2021
LISTENING 1
Which things are they talking about?
they are talking about three aspects:
1. Going to the haidresser
2. Flying
3. Sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.
LISTENING 2 (-ing or infinitive)
I love going to the hairdresser's
I like sitting there with my magazines.
I'd love to visit him one day.
I hate sitting in a small time for a long time.
I'm enjoy sunbathing for two reaso s.
I'd like to live in somewhere hot and sunny.
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.
Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
enjoy, love, hate and like.
Make the sentences below into questions.
Do you like dancing?
Would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY
tent
compas
batteries
rope
insect repellent
matches
bottled water
mirror
sunglasses
blanket
GRAMMAR (SECOND CONDITIONAL)
1 Look at the sentences and answer
If clause main clause
If you didn't have tent , you wouldn't sleep properly.
2 What is the verb form in the if clause?
Verb in Past Simple
3. What is the verb form in the main clause?
Would + infinitive
4. Can change the order of the sentence? Yes, but the comma doesn't go.
5 Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time? No specific time because it's imaginary.

LOVE IT OR HATE II

2021-02-05 01:52:05 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Which tings are they talking about?
Flying, sunbathing and going to the hairdressers.
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flying
LISTENING
Ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day

4. I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.

The best things for me

2021-02-05 01:53:34 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo

Like and would like difference

2021-02-05 01:55:07 UTC

Name: Jhulissa Bermeo
Date: 01/02/2021
Group: A

We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

LOVE IT OR HAVE IT

bettyencarnacion — 2021-02-05 02:14:25 UTC

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion
Date: February 04, 2021
GROUP "B"
1. Wich things are they talking about?

talking
about
hairdresser

2. Which things do they have the same opinion about?

flaying.

LISTENING:

going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

VOCABULARY:

Tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass
mirror
rope
sunglasses
suncream
toilet paper
water purification tablets

GRAMMAR
What is the verb form in if clause?
Simple rm a main sentence?

Second conditional woulpast.
What is the verb fod + verb in the infinitive.

Can you change the order of the If clause and main clause?

Yes you can

Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or not to a specific time?

There is no specific moment, it is an imaginary.

LOVE IT OR HATE IR

franklinbravo — 2021-02-05 04:07:44 UTC

Name: Franklin Steven Bravo Quizhpe
Date: 04/02/2021

Love it or hate it?

Which things are they talking about?
• Going to the hairdressers
• Flying
• sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
• Flying

Listen to the sentences and underline the verb form (- ing or infinitive) that you hear.
1. I love going to the hairdresser’s.
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I’d love to visit him one day.
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that time.
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
6. I’d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.

Which form of the verb comer after would like / would love?
Infinitive with to
Which verbs are followed by an –ing form?
Love, like, hate and enjoy

Make the sentences below into questions.
• Do you like dancing?
• Would you like to dance?

Vocabulary:
Tent, knife, torch, batteries, bottled water, blanket, compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirror, rope, sunglass, suncream, toilet paper, water purification tablets.

Look at the sentences and answer the questions.
Do the sentences refer to a real possibility or an imaginary situation?
An imaginary situation

What is the verb form in the if clause?
Past simple

What is the verb form in the main clause?
Would + infinitive without to

Can you change the order of the if clause and the main clause?
Yes

Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?
No specific time

LOVE IT OR HAVE IT

melanymaldonado — 2021-02-05 13:12:29 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 04/02/2021

which things are they talking about?
Hairdresser
Flying
Sunbathing
which things do they have the same opinio about?
Flying
ING OR NFINITIVE
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live
GRAMMAR:
Which form of the verb comes after woud llike I would love?
Wich verbs are folowed by an-ing form?
VOCABULARY
Tent- knifr-torch-batteries-bottled-water-banket-compass-insect repellent-marches-magnifying glass-mirror-rope-sunglasses-suncream-toilet paper-water purification tablests.

Name: María Janina Díaz Sarango.Date: 04-02-2021

2021-02-05 20:38:31 UTC

NAME: María Janina Díaz DATE: 04/02/2021 LISTENING 1

Which things are they talking about?
About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing.

Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.

LISTENING 2(-ing or infinitive)
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

sunglasses

suncream
toilet paper
water purification tablets

Name: María Janina Díaz Sarango. Group A:

2021-02-05 20:44:36 UTC

Date: 03-02-2021
Work
I think the best job is to do what we like, because in this way we do everything with love and in the best way.
Hobby
I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to increase our knowledge
Sport
I think the best sport is volleyball, because you can play with friends and it helps to distract us.
Fruit
I think the best fruit is the peach, because it tastes great and can be eaten in different ways.
Pet
I think that the best pets are dogs and cats, because they are great company.
Years
I think the best age is when you are 18 years old, because at this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

anaquituizaca — 2021-02-07 01:51:22 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 06-02-2021
LISTENING 1
1. Which things are they talking about?

About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing.
2. Which things do the have the same opinion about?

They have the same opinion about flying.
LISTENING 2 (-ing or infinitive)
1. I love going to the hairdresser´s.
2. I like sitting there with my magazine.
3. I´d love to visit him one day.
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that time.
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
6. I´d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines.

luisapaladines — 2021-02-07 01:56:35 UTC

GROUP A
Date: 04-02-2021
Which things are they talking about?
Hairdressere
Flying
Sunbathing
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
They have the same opinion about flying.
ING OR INFINITIVE

I love going to the hairdresser´s.
I like sitting there withmy magazine.
I´d love to visit him one day.
I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.
I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.
I´d like to live somewhere hot and sunny.

VOCABULARY

tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass
mirror
rope
sunglasses
suncream
tollet paper
water purification tablets

GRAMMAR
What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past.
What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive.
Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?
Yes, I can
Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LIKE AND WOULD LIKE

jordyapolo — 2021-02-08 03:19:59 UTC

Name: Jordy Apolo Rios
Date: 07/2/2021
- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
- If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like, enjoy, love, hate.
- We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than I want.
- If we put a verb after would like, we use the infinitive with to.

THE BEST THING FOR ME

jordyapolo — 2021-02-08 03:22:58 UTC

Name: JORDY APOLO RIOS
Group A:
Work
I think the best job we could have is something that we really like, because you would do very well that way.
Hobby
I think the best hobby is listening to music and dancing because it takes away the stress and we have better vibes.
Sport
I think the best sport is basketball, because you can play with friends and it helps us to distract ourselves.
Fruit
I think the best fruit is watermelon, because it has a large amount of water and helps us hydrate ourselves.
Pet
I think the best pet is the dog, because they are a great company and they never leave us alone.
Years
I think the best age is when you are 16 years old, because at this age is when you have the most experiences with your friends.

LOVE IT OR HAVE IT

jordyapolo — 2021-02-08 03:26:19 UTC

Name:JORDY APOLO RIOS
Date: 07/02/2021
1. Which things are they talking about?
- Hairdresse´s
- flying
- sunbathing
2. Wich things do they have same opinions?
They hate flyng them.
Verb with -ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresse´s.
2. I like sitting here wih my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasns
6. I'd to like somewhere hot and sunny
GRAMMAR
b. Which from of the vereb come after would like/ would love?
Infinitive
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
Enjoy, love, hate, like
c. Make the sentences below into questions?
- Do you like dancing?
- Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
- Tent - Compass
- Knife - Insect repellent
-Torch - Matches
- Batteries - Magnifying glass
- Bottled - mirror
- Water - Rope
- Blanket - Sunglasses
- Suncream - toiler paper
- water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
- If I went to the desert, I would carry a tent
- What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past
- What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive
- Can you change the order of the If clause and the main clause?
Yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary

LIKE AND WOULD LIKE DIFFERENCES

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-08 03:32:07 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado

- We use like to talk about things we enjoy, and love
to talk about things we enjoy a lot.

- If we put another verb after like, we use the -ing
form.

- Some verbs we can use with the -ing form are: like,
enjoy, love, hate.

- We use would like to talk about things we want. I
would like is more polite than I want.

- If we put a verb after would like, we use the
infinitive with to.

The best things for me

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-08 03:35:14 UTC

GROUP A
Name: Alonso Delgado
-Work
I think the best job is to do what we like, because in this
way we do everything with love and in the best way.
-Hobby
I think the best hobby is reading, because it helps to
increase our knowledge
-Sport
I think the best sport is volleyball, because you can play
with friends and it helps to distract us.
-Fruit
I think the best fruit is the peach, because it tastes great
and can be eaten in different ways.
-Pet
I think that the best pets are dogs and cats, because they
are great company.
-Years
I think the best age is when you are 18 years old, because at
this age you feel more mature to make decisions.

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-08 03:38:36 UTC

Group: A

Name: Alonso Delgado

Which things
are they talking about?

Hairdressere

Flying

Sunbathing

Which things
do they have the same opinion about?

They have the same opinion about flying

ING OR
INFINITIVE

1. I love going to the hairdresser's

2. I like sitting there withmy magazine.

3. I'd love to visit him one day.

4. I hate sitting in a small place fot al that time.

5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasons.

6. I'd like to live somewhere hot and sunny.

GRAMMAR

- Which form of the verb comes after would like/would love?

infinitive

- Which verbs are followed by an-ing form?

love, like and hate

Make the
sentences below into questios?

Do you like dancing?

Do would you like to dance?

Vocabulary

tent , knife, torch, batteries, bottled, water, blanket,
compass, insect repellent, matches, magnifying glass, mirror, rope, sunglasses,
suncream, toilet paper, water purification, tablets.

Future forms

jhaaa06091996 — 2021-02-08 17:47:26 UTC

Name: Jhael Aguirre
Date:18/1/2021
We use going to ti talk about we intend to do in the future
Example: I´m going to be a famous scientific.
We use planning to when we have thought carefully about the plan and decided how to do it.
example: I´m planning this trp for a 2 years
We use would like to to say what we want to do.
Example: I would like to go study in another continen
We use woul rather to say we prefer one thing to another thing.
Example: I would rather go on a walking holiday.

Like and would like diferences

jhaaa06091996 — 2021-02-08 17:56:20 UTC

Name: Jhael Aguirre
-We use like to talk about things we enjoy and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
-If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use wih the ing form are like, enjoy, love and hate.
-We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than/ want.
-If we put a verb after would like, we use the indifinitive with to.

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

jhaaa06091996 — 2021-02-08 18:02:53 UTC

Name: Jhael Aguirre
Which things are they talking about?
-Hairdressere
-Flying
-Sunbathing

Which things do they have the same opinion about?
-They have the same opinion about flying

Ing or infinitive
-going
-sitting
-to visit
-sitting
-sunbathing
-to live

Vocabulary
-tent
-knife
-torch
-batteries
-bottled water
-blanket
-compass
-insect repellent
-matches
-magnifying glass
-mirror
-rope
-sunglasses
-suncream
-tollet paper
-water purification tablets

Gramar
What is the verb form in the if clause?
-Simple past
What is the verb form in the main clause?
-Secon condicional would +verb in infinitive
Can you change the order of the if clause and the main clause?
-Yes, I can
Do you sentences refer to the past, the future or no specific time?
-No specific time, it is imaginary.

LOVE OR HAVE IT

2021-02-08 18:21:46 UTC

Name: Víctor Alejandro Pacheco
Date: 04-02-2021
LISTEN AND ANSWER
1. Which things are they talking about?

Going to the hairdressers, flying, sunbathing
2. Which things do they have the same opinion about?

-Flyying
-Hairdresser
-Sunbathing
ING OR NFINITIVE

1. going

2. sitting

3. to visit

4. sitting

5. sunbathing

6. to live

GRAMMAR

1. Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

2. Make the sentences below into questions.

Do you like dancing?

Do would you like to dance?
VOCABULARY

Tent
knife
torch
batteries
bottled water
blanket
compass
insect repellent
matches
magnifying glass mirror
rope
sunglasses
sunscreen
toilet paper
water purification tablets

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

2021-02-08 19:18:15 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
04/02/2021
1. Which things are they talking about?
Hairdresse´s
flying
sunbathing
2. Wich things do they have same opinions?
They hate flyng them.
Verb with -ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresse´s.
2. I like sitting here wih my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasns
6. I'd to like somewhere hot and sunny
GRAMMAR
b. Which from of the vereb come after would
like/ would love?
Infinitive
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
Enjoy, love, hate, like
c. Make the sentences below into questions?
- Do you like dancing?
- Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
Tent
Compass
Knife
Insect repellent
Torch
Matches
Batteries
Magnifying glass
Bottled
mirror
Water
Rope
Blanket
Sunglasses
Suncream -
toiler paper
Water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
- If I went to the desert, I would carry a tent
- What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past
- What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive
- Can you change the order of the If clause and
the main clause?
Yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future
or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary

LOVE IT OR HAVE IT

2021-02-08 19:34:56 UTC

Name: Marlon Jackson Castillo
04/02/2021
1. Which things are they talking about?
Hairdresse´s
flying
sunbathing
2. Wich things do they have same opinions?
They hate flyng them.
Verb with -ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresse´s.
2. I like sitting here wih my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasns
6. I'd to like somewhere hot and sunny
GRAMMAR
b. Which from of the vereb come after would
like/ would love?
Infinitive
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
Enjoy, love, hate, like
c. Make the sentences below into questions?
- Do you like dancing?
- Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
Tent
Compass
Knife
Insect repellent
Torch
Matches
Batteries
Magnifying glass
Bottled
mirror
Water
Rope
Blanket
Sunglasses
Suncream -
toiler paper
Water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
- If I went to the desert, I would carry a tent
- What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past
- What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive
- Can you change the order of the If clause and
the main clause?
Yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future
or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2021-02-08 21:16:11 UTC

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

Job

I think the job of being a TV presenter is important as it helps us develop skills

Hobby

I think the best thing about my hobby is listening to music and reading a book

Sport

I think the best thing about my sport is basketball

Fruit

I think the best of my fruit it is the apple park the apples are very delicious

Pet

I think the best thing about my pet is a dog because it is my favorite in the house

Age

I think the best of the age is in November since it is my birthday

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2021-02-08 21:17:42 UTC

LOVE IT OR HATE IT
1. Which thing are they talking about?

About going to the hairdresser, to flying and sunbathing

2. Whinch things do the have the same opinión about?

-I love to going the hairdresser`s

- I like to sit there with my magazine

-I`d loved to visit
GRAMMAR
1 Look at the examples from the listening in exercise 5.

Which form of the verb comes after would like / would love?

Infinitive.

Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?

Love, like, enjoy and hate.

sunglasses

suncream
toilet paper
water purification tablets

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO

kerlydjimenez — 2021-02-09 02:24:43 UTC

DATE: FEBRUARY 01, 2021

When you like something it means you always like it. Or usually.

When you would like something it means you want it (now).

Examples:
LIKE

1. I like dancing.
2. Lenny likes chocolates.

WOULD LIKE
1. I’d like to go dancing tonight.

2. He wouldn’t like chocolate for lunch.

Like and would like differences

kerlydjimenez — 2021-02-09 02:25:55 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 01/02/2021
-We use like to talk about things we enjoy and love to talk about things we enjoy a lot.
-If we put another verbs after like we use the -ing form.
- Some verbs we can use wih the ing form are like, enjoy, love and hate.
-We use would like to talk about things we want. I would like is more polite than/ want.
-If we put a verb after would like, we use the indifinitive with to.

THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

kerlydjimenez — 2021-02-09 02:28:35 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 04/02/2021
THE BEST THINGS FOR ME

**Job

I think the job of being a TV presenter is important as it helps us develop skills

**Hobby

I think the best thing about my hobby is listening to music and reading a book

**Sport

I think the best thing about my sport is basketball

**Fruit

I think the best of my fruit it is the apple park the apples are very delicious

**Pet

I think the best thing about my pet is a dog because it is my favorite in the house

**Age

I think the best of the age is in November since it is my birthday

LOVE IT OR HATE IR

kerlydjimenez — 2021-02-09 02:31:02 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 04/02/2021
1.Wich things are they talking about?
talking about hairdresser
2. Which things do they hhave the same opinion about?
The opinion about they have the same opinon about flaying.
LISTENING:
going
sitting
to visit
sitting
sunbathing
to live

PERSONAL ITEMS

nadiacalderon1 — 2021-02-10 20:57:50 UTC

Name: Nadia Calderon
Date: February 11th, 2021
Jewerllery
bracelet
earrings
necklace
cosmetics
eyeliner
lipstick
nail varnish
toiletries
perfume
deodorant
moisturiser
hair products
comb
hairbrush
hair gel
products for men
aftershave
shaving foam
razor

2021-02-10 20:59:18 UTC

Name: Maria Belgica Gaona Gaona
date: 10-2-21
JEWELLERY:bracelet-earrings-necklace.
COSMETICS: lipstick-eyeliner-nail varnish.
TOILETTRIES : perfume-deodorant-moisturiser
HAIR PRODUCTS: comb- hair gel-hairbrush.
PRODUCTS FOR MEN: aftershave-shaving foam-razon

2021-02-10 21:00:34 UTC

jewe

Personal Items

anaquituizaca — 2021-02-10 21:01:32 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 10-02-2021

Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

leslyjaramillo — 2021-02-10 21:04:04 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 10/02/2021
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

mariaatapia — 2021-02-10 21:05:58 UTC

NAME: Maria Tapia
DATE: Feb. 10th, 2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

Name: Luis Andrés Paladines.

luisapaladines — 2021-02-10 21:09:23 UTC

PERSONAL ITEMS
GROUP A
Date: 10-02-2021
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

rodrigogranda — 2021-02-10 21:09:31 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 11th, 2021

Group: B

VOCABULARY

Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace

Cosmetics: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish

Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser

Hair products: comb, hair gel, hair brush

products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

angelicalarmijos — 2021-02-10 21:11:12 UTC

Name: Angélica Lisset Armijos
Date: 10/02/2021
Jewellery: brecelet, earings, necklace.
Cosmetics: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish.
Toiletries: moisturiser,deodorant, perfume.
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush.
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez

mariacsalazar — 2021-02-10 21:22:03 UTC

Vocabulary:
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace

Cosmetics: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish

Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser

Hair products: comb, hair gel, hair brush

products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez

mariacsalazar — 2021-02-10 21:27:14 UTC

LOVE IT OR HATE IT
1. Which things are they talking about?
Hairdresse´s
flying
sunbathing
2. Wich things do they have same opinions?
They hate flyng them.
Verb with -ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresse´s.
2. I like sitting here wih my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day
4. I hate sitting in a small place for all that all that time
5. I enjoy sunbathing for two reasns
6. I'd to like somewhere hot and sunny
GRAMMAR
b. Which from of the vereb come after would
like/ would love?
Infinitive
Which verbs are followed by an -ing form?
Enjoy, love, hate, like
c. Make the sentences below into questions?
- Do you like dancing?
- Do would you like to dance?
Vocabulary
Tent
Compass
Knife
Insect repellent
Torch
Matches
Batteries
Magnifying glass
Bottled
mirror
Water
Rope
Blanket
Sunglasses
Suncream -
toiler paper
Water purification tablets
GRAMMAR
- If I went to the desert, I would carry a tent
- What is the verb form in the if cluase?
Simple Past
- What is the verb form un the main clause?
Second condiotional would+ verb in infinitive
- Can you change the order of the If clause and
the main clause?
Yes, I can
- Do the sentences refer to the past, the future
or no specifict time?
No specifict time it is a imaginary

katherinevega1 — 2021-02-10 21:28:52 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 10/02/2021
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

2021-02-10 21:53:43 UTC

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene
Date: 02/10/2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

genesisvaca — 2021-02-10 22:36:11 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date: 10/02/2021
GROUP "B"
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-02-10 22:54:48 UTC

Name: Jonthan Jiméz
Date: February 10th, 2021
Group: B
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-02-11 00:04:57 UTC

Date: 10/02/2021
Jewellery
Bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic
Lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries
Perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products
Comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
Aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

josselynpaladines — 2021-02-11 00:09:06 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 10/02/2021
-Jewellery:
bracelet, earrings, necklace.
-Cosmetic:
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
-Toiletries:
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
-Hair products:
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
-Products for men:
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS

anthonyvillacis — 2021-02-11 02:15:26 UTC

DATE:10/02/2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

stivecajas — 2021-02-11 04:03:12 UTC

NAME: STIVE CAJAS
DATE: 10/2/2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

karenchavez3 — 2021-02-11 13:25:49 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango.
Date: 10-02-2021

Jewellery

bracelet, earrings, necklace

Toiletries

perfume, deodorant, moisturiser

Cosmetics

lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish

Hair products

comb, hair gel, hairbrush

Products for men

aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

melanymaldonado — 2021-02-11 13:35:47 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 10/02/2021

JEWELLERY
bracelet, earrings, necklace
TOILETRIES
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
COSMETICS
lipstick, eyeliner, nail, varnish
HAIR PRODUCTS
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
PRODUCTS FOR MEN
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

carlosadiaz — 2021-02-11 14:59:08 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date: 10/02/2021
Jewellery:
brecelet, earings, necklace.
Cosmetics:
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish.
Toiletries:
moisturiser,deodorant, perfume.
Hair products:
comb, hair gel, hairbrush.
Products for men:
aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

ITEMS

anahicastillo1 — 2021-02-11 16:39:18 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: 10/02/2021

Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace
Cosmetics: lipstick, nail varnish, eyeliner
Toiletries: deodorant, perfume, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hairbrush, hair gel
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

2021-02-11 17:08:06 UTC

Name: Víctor Alejandro
Date: 10/02/2021

Jewellery

bracelet, earrings, necklace

Cosmetics

lipstick, nail varnish, eyeliner

Toiletries

deodorant, perfume, moisturiser

Hair products

comb, hairbrush, hair gel

Products for men

aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

erikatandazo — 2021-02-11 17:31:33 UTC

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: FEBRUARY 10, 2021
Jewellery
Bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic
Lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries
Perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products
Comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
Aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

jackgomez3 — 2021-02-11 18:23:05 UTC

Name: Jack Gómez Samaniego
Date: 10/2/2021

JEWELLERY: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
COSMETIC: lipsock, eyeliner, nail varnish.
TOILETRIES: perfume, deodorant, moistuiser.
HAIR PRODUCTS: comb, hair gel, haircrush.
PRODUCTS FOR MEN: aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

PERSONAL ITEMS

2021-02-11 18:50:09 UTC

Name: Maria Zquinaula
Date: 10/02/2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONA ITEMS

pupilojaramillo — 2021-02-11 19:05:16 UTC

Name: Elian Maldonado
Date: 10-02-2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONA ITEMS

2021-02-11 19:11:45 UTC

Nombre: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
Date: 10/02
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

persona items

marlonchuni — 2021-02-11 19:23:32 UTC

name: MARLON STEEVEN CHUNI LAPO
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

jodiepadilla — 2021-02-11 20:04:06 UTC

Name; Jodie PadilLa
Date: 10-02-2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

2021-02-11 20:11:33 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 10/02/2021

Jewellery:

bracelet, earrings, necklace

Cosmetics:

lipstick, nail varnish, eyeliner

Toiletries:

deodorant, perfume, moisturiser

Hair products:

comb, hairbrush, hair gel

Products for men:

aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PERSONAL ITEMS

jennyespinoza — 2021-02-11 20:27:41 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE: 10/02/2020
1. Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
2. Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
3.Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
4. Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
5. Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

How do we form the past simple passive?

anahicastillo1 — 2021-02-11 20:28:15 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo.
Date: February 11, 2021.
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

2021-02-11 20:31:38 UTC

Name: Karen PatriciaBarba Barba
Date: 10/02/2021

Jewellery:

bracelet, earrings, necklace

Cosmetics:

lipstick, nail varnish, eyeliner

Toiletries:

deodorant, perfume, moisturiser

Hair products:

comb, hairbrush, hair gel

Products for men:

aftershave, shaving foam, razor

2021-02-11 20:35:19 UTC

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba
Date: February 11, 2021.
How do we torm the past simple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

2021-02-11 20:38:51 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

Past Simple Passive

carlosadiaz — 2021-02-11 20:48:33 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G
Date: 11-02- 2021.
How do we torm the past simple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASIVVE

jennyespinoza — 2021-02-11 20:52:32 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE: 11/02/2021
How do we torm the past simple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

karenchavez3 — 2021-02-11 21:02:28 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango
Date: 11-02-2021
How do we torm the past simple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASIVE

josselynpaladines — 2021-02-11 21:05:48 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we torm the past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

Past simple passive

katherinevega1 — 2021-02-11 21:06:03 UTC

Name: Katherine Vega
Date: 11/02/2021
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PERSONAL ITEMS

jordyapolo — 2021-02-11 21:15:50 UTC

Nombre: JORDY APOLO
Date: 11/02/2021
Jewellery
bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries
perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics
lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products
comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men
aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

jordyapolo — 2021-02-11 21:21:09 UTC

Name: JORDY APOLO
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

rodrigogranda — 2021-02-11 21:36:41 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 11th, 2021

Group: B

How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

jodiepadilla — 2021-02-11 22:27:27 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
Date: 11-02-2021
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-02-11 23:09:26 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: February 11th, 2021
Group: B
How do we torm the past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

anthonyvillacis — 2021-02-11 23:51:03 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

bettyencarnacion — 2021-02-12 02:24:26 UTC

NAME: Alexandra Encarnacion
DATE: 11 February, 2021

“GROUP B”
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

PERSONAL ITEMS

bettyencarnacion — 2021-02-12 02:26:59 UTC

NAME: Alexandra Encarnacion
DATE: 11 February, 2021

“GROUP B”
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush

Past Simple Passive

stivecajas — 2021-02-12 02:29:14 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: 11/2/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

leslyjaramillo — 2021-02-12 04:40:05 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

DATE: 11 February, 2021“GROUP B” Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace. Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush

thaliamacas — 2021-02-12 21:33:02 UTC

How do we form the past simple passive? When de action is important Structure: Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

thaliamacas — 2021-02-12 21:33:39 UTC

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

pupilojaramillo — 2021-02-17 02:50:59 UTC

Name: Elian A. Maldonado

How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

Past Simple Passive

mariaatapia — 2021-02-17 19:19:15 UTC

Name: Maria Tapia
Date: Feb. 16th,2021
How do we torm the past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

nadiacalderon1 — 2021-02-17 19:58:36 UTC

Name: Nadia Calderon
Date: February 17th, 2021
We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.
the difference is in the verb what describe a state for example like, love, be have, se, and know We cannot use the continuous form.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS

jonathanjimenez5 — 2021-02-17 19:59:53 UTC

Name: Jonathan Jiménez
Date: February 17th, 2021
Group: B

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

-In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years.
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

rodrigogranda — 2021-02-17 20:00:04 UTC

Name: Rodrigo Granda

Date: February 18th, 2021

Group: B
Structure
have + been + verb + ing
Use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUNS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

If a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

EXAMPLE:

They've known each other far note thah 50 years.

NO They have been knowing each other for more thah 50 years .

lf we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

EXAMPLE:

I've made six phone calls today.

NO I’ve been making six phone call today

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE (GROUP B)

erikatandazo — 2021-02-17 20:00:07 UTC

Name: Erika Tandazo
Date: February 16th, 2021

How do we form the past simple passive?
When the action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

Presen Perfect Continuos

carlosadiaz — 2021-02-17 20:00:49 UTC

Name: Carlos A. Diaz G.
Date: 17/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
- WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

josselynpaladines — 2021-02-17 20:00:52 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
Date: 17/02/2021
- We use the "Present perfect continuous" to talk about acctions that started in the past and continue to the present.
- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

NAME: SANDRA KARINA ABAD CAMACHO

sandraabad — 2021-02-17 20:00:58 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
-WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
- WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
-In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.
-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS

2021-02-17 20:01:44 UTC

Name: Kerly Jiménez.
Date: 18/02/2021

*We use the Prefect Prefec continuos to talk about actions that started in the past and con continue to the presen
Present perfec continuos and present perfect simple
- We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

erikatandazo — 2021-02-17 20:01:47 UTC

NAME: ERIKA TANDAZO
DATE: FEBRUARY 17th, 2021
GROUP: "B"
We use present perfect continuous to talk about acctions that started in the past and continue to the present.
Examples:
I've been learning English since I was in the high-school.
I've been watching English movies all day.
- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS

jackgomez3 — 2021-02-17 20:03:29 UTC

NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
DATE: 17/02/2021

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

EX: for 40 years, for a minute

We use sinse to talkabout point with how long

EX: since 1965, since last year.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Presen perfect continous with for and since with no real difference in meanings.
But if a verb describes a state, we cannot use the continuos form.
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS

leslyjaramillo — 2021-02-17 20:03:33 UTC

Name: Lesly Jaramillo
Date: 17/02/2021
We use the Prefect Prefec continuos to talk about actions that started in the past and con continue to the presen
Present perfec continuos and present perfect simple
- We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

2021-02-17 20:04:02 UTC

NAME: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA
DATE: 17-02-2021
We use the present perfect continuous to tak about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
she's been working as doctor for 40 years .
we use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
we use for to talk about `periods of time it answers questions.
we do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present. phrases often occur with the present perfect continuous, but do not need for or since.
all my life
all month
all morning
all year
all day
all week
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
- I many cases, we can use the present perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
- I've been living in this house for over a year .
- I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state ( for example like, love, be , have, see, know, ) we cannot use the continuous form.
they've known each other for more than 50 years.
not they have been knowing each other for more than 50 years .
If we mention a number or quantity , we normaly use the simple form .
I've made six phone calls today.
not. I've been making six phone calls today .

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

pupilojaramillo — 2021-02-17 20:04:04 UTC

Name: Elian A. Maldonado
Date: 17/02/2021
-- We use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present
-- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
---Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
--If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

PRESENT PERFET CONTINUOUS

2021-02-17 20:04:42 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date: 17/02/2021
We the action perfect continuous when the action starts in tne past and continuous in the present

- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
- Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
- If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

marlonchuni — 2021-02-17 20:05:12 UTC

NAME: MARLON STEEVEN CHUNI
DATE: 17/02/2021
We use present perfect continuous when the action starts in the past and continuous in the present.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

2021-02-17 20:05:18 UTC

Alexis Collaguazo
Level II 11/02/2021
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

jeanestrada1 — 2021-02-17 20:05:31 UTC

Name: Jean Estrada.

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

PRESENT PERFEC CONTINUO

2021-02-17 20:12:52 UTC

Name: Milena Salome Gonzalez
Date: 17/02/2021

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.

We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple

In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

- I've been living in this house for over a year.
- I've lived in this house for over a year.

But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

-They've knownede hotel or han 50 years
NOT To have been knowing each other for more than 50 years.

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
- I'va made six phone calts todas.
NOT I' ve been making six phone calts today.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUS

karenchavez3 — 2021-02-17 20:18:22 UTC

Name: Karen Chavez Sarango.
Date:17/02/2021

We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.
In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

Name: Kelly Ordoñez

kellyvordonez — 2021-02-17 20:20:26 UTC

Date: 17 /02/2021
Present perfect continuous
The "present perfect continuous" refers to a nonspecific period of time between the past and the present
Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
not They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
not/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

anthonyvillacis — 2021-02-17 20:20:48 UTC

NAME: ANTHONY VILLACIS
DATE:17/02/2021

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS

stivecajas — 2021-02-17 20:20:49 UTC

Name: Stive Cajas
Date: February, 17th, 2021
Present Perfect Continuous
We use present perfect continuous when the action starts in the past and continuous in the present.
Examples
I've been playing basketball since I was in the garden.
I've been jumping rope al day.
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- We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
- We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
- We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.
- Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
-In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

genesisvaca — 2021-02-17 20:25:48 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:17/02/2021
group "B"

We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.
In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

genesisvaca — 2021-02-17 20:43:58 UTC

Name: Genesis Vaca
Date:16/02/2021
GROUP "B"
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

Past Simple Passive

melanymaldonado — 2021-02-17 20:57:54 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 16/02/2021

How o we form the past simple passive?
When the action is important.

Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

jodiepadilla — 2021-02-17 21:03:01 UTC

Name: Jodiee Padilla
Date: 17-02-2021

We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.
In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS

melanymaldonado — 2021-02-17 21:05:06 UTC

Name: Melany Maldonado
Date: 17/02/2021

We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.

In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning

Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form

If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

LOVE IT OR HATE IT

anahicastillo1 — 2021-02-17 21:20:19 UTC

Name: Anahí Stephany Castillo Paute.
GROUP A
Name: Nadia Calderon
Which tings are they talking about?
Flying, sunbathing and going to the hairdressers.
Which things do they have the same opinion about?
Flying
LISTENING
Ing or infinitive
1. I love going to the hairdresser's
2. I like sitting there with my magazine
3. I'd love to visit him one day

4. I hate sitting in a small place fot all that time.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

2021-02-17 22:04:55 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date:17-02/2021
PRESESENT PERFECT-STRUCTURE
Have+been+verb+ing
Use the present perfect continuous to talk abaut actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINOUNS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
If a verb describes a state "for know" we cannot use the continuous form.

PRESENT PERFECT

jennyespinoza — 2021-02-18 00:12:46 UTC

NAME: JENNY ESPINOZA
DATE:17/02/2020
1. We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
2. We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
3. We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple
In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
not They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
not/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

NAME: María Janina Díaz Sarango. Date: 17/02/2021 PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS -WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT - WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE -In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.-But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

2021-02-18 03:04:37 UTC

Name: Karen Patricia Barba Barba

2021-02-18 13:27:00 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

2021-02-18 14:57:10 UTC

Name: MARLON JACKSON CASTILLO CALVA
DATE:17/02/2020
1. We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
2. We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
3. We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

mariacsalazar — 2021-02-18 15:06:23 UTC

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez.
How do we form the past simple passive?
When de action is important
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

Name: María Cristina Salazar Jiménez

mariacsalazar — 2021-02-18 15:12:12 UTC

We use the Presente perfect contionuous to talk about actions that stard in the past and continue to the present.
In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form

Alexis Collaguazo

2021-02-18 15:20:54 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
-WE USE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AND CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
-WE DO NOT USE THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TO TALK ABOUT ACTIONS THAT STARTED IN THE PAST AN CONTINUE TO THE PRESENT
- In many case, we can use the present perfect simple and the presente perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE
-In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
Buf if a verb describes a state, for example (like, love, be, have, see, known), we cannot use the continuous form
-If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

2021-02-18 16:33:59 UTC

NAME: Víctor Alejandro
DATE:17/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

we use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present
we do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT
SIMPLE

In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
But if a verb describes state( for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.
If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

Name: Ana Cristina Poma Tene

2021-02-18 17:52:22 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

kerlydjimenez — 2021-02-18 18:41:11 UTC

Name: Kerly Jiménez
Date: 16/02/2021

How do we torm the past ssimple passive?
When de action is important.
Structure:
Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

PERSONAL ITEMS

kerlydjimenez — 2021-02-18 18:42:55 UTC

Name: Kerly Jimenez
Date: 11/02/2021
Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace.
Cosmetic: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

NAME: Katherine Vega

katherinevega1 — 2021-02-18 19:35:36 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Prsent Continuoua

kattyjcastillo — 2021-02-18 20:06:54 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

jordyapolo — 2021-02-18 21:06:01 UTC

NAME: JORDY APOLO
DATE: 18/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Personal Items

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-02-19 03:52:59 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 11th, 2021
Group: "A"
VOCABULARY
Jewellery:

Bracelet, earrings, necklace.

Cosmetics:

Lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish.

Toiletries:

Perfume, deodorant, moisturiser.

Hair products:

Comb, hair gel, hair brush.

Products for men:

Aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

Past Simple Passive

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-02-19 03:58:37 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 16th, 2021
Group: "A"
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

Present Perfect continuous

lizbethcarlosama — 2021-02-19 04:02:48 UTC

Name: Lizbeth Abigail Carlosama Almeida
Date: Feb. 17th, 2021
Group: "A"
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
But if a verb describes state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.
If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

Personal Items

2021-02-20 00:12:43 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 11/2/2021
VOCABULARY

Jewellery:

Bracelet, earrings, necklace.

Cosmetics:

Lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish.

Toiletries:

Perfume, deodorant, moisturiser.

Hair products:

Comb, hair gel, hair brush.

Products for men:

Aftershave, shaving foam, razor.

Past Simple Passive

2021-02-20 00:16:05 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 16/2/2021
How do we form the past simple passive?

When de action is important.

Structure:

Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle.

Presente Perfect Continuous

2021-02-20 00:18:30 UTC

Name: Jessica Gómez Tapia
Date: 17/2/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

· We use the present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.

· We do not use the present continuous to talk about actions that started in the past an continue to the present.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS AND PRESENT PERFECT SIMPLE

· In many cases, we can use the Perfect simple and the present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.

· But if a verb describes state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know), we cannot use the continuous form.

· If we mention a number or quantify, we normally use the simple form.

Personal Items

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-22 18:11:41 UTC

GROUP "A"
Date: 11-02-2021

Jewellery: bracelet, earrings, necklace
Toiletries: perfume, deodorant, moisturiser
Cosmetics: lipstick, eyeliner, nail varnish
Hair products: comb, hair gel, hairbrush
Products for men: aftershave, shaving foam, razor

PAST SIMPLE PASSIVE

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-22 18:16:11 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado
Date: 11/02/2021
How do we form the past simple passive
When de action is important.
Structure:
- Auxiliar be in past + verb in participle

Present Perfect Contin

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-22 18:18:16 UTC

NAME: Alonso Delgado
DATE: 22/02/2021
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple

In many cases, we can use the Present perfect simple and the Present perfect continuous with for and since with no real difference in meaning.
I've been living in this house for over a year I've lived in this house for over a year.
But if a verb describes a state (for example like, love, be, have, see, know). we cannot use the continuous form.
They ve known each other for more than 50 years.
NOT They have been knowing each other for more than
50 years. If we mention a number or quantity, we normally use the simple form.
I've made six phone calls today
NOT/ve beenmaiing s phoecals today.

Name Jhael Aguirre

2021-02-22 20:27:59 UTC

1. Paul didn´t felt well since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studying english for two years
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.

Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

Exercice 2
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. we have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends
5. How long have you been knew.

Exercise 3
-How much do you I owe?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you led me $10?
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip?

Activity 1
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as posible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to he a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so with me lunch.

Activity 2
1. how much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you led me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you thing we should leave a tip?
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ACTIVITY

josselynpaladines — 2021-02-22 20:32:51 UTC

Name: Josselyn Paladines
EXCERCICE 1
-Paul didn't felt well since last week
-I have been living here for six years
-Julia sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studying english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

Tutoría

2021-02-22 20:33:04 UTC

Alexis Collaguazo Torres
Level II 22/02/2021
Exercise 1
Paul didn't feel well since last week
I have been live here for six years
Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
We have been studing english for two years
Dan has been working with me since 2010

Exercise 2
I haven't had any freee time this week
I have been writing to five companies this week
Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
How long have you been knew Jack?

Exercise 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?

Listen
3000 pounds
2 billion
eighty four point six
Seven hundred and ninety
twenty one point five
6 millions

Tutoría

2021-02-22 20:43:52 UTC

Name: Byron Gallegos
Date.22/02/2021
Exercise 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live here for six years
- Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
- We have been studing english for two years
- Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
I haven't had any freee time this week
I have been writing to five companies this week
Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

tutoria

marlonchuni — 2021-02-22 20:54:03 UTC

name: marlon steeven chuni lapo
Exercise 1
Paul didn't feel well since last week
I have been live here for six years
Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
We have been studing english for two years
Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
I haven't had any freee time this week
I have been writing to five companies this week
Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

TUTORÍA

alejandrobravo3 — 2021-02-22 21:02:49 UTC

NAME: ALEJANDRO SEBASTIAN BRAVO MERIZALDE
DATE: 22/02/2021
* Paul didn´t feel well since last week
* I Have been live here for six years
* Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
* We have been studing English for two years
* Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
* I haven´t had any free time this week
* I have been writing to five companies this week
* Rebecca has been swimming she was a child
* We have been sharing a fiat for over a year and were still friends
* How long have you been know jack?

TUTORIA

jackgomez3 — 2021-02-22 21:03:22 UTC

NAME: Jack Israel Gómez Samaniego
DATE: 22/02/2021
GROUP A
Grammar
How long have you been waiting for me?
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
Exercice 2
How long have you been driveing?
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
Exercice 3
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch.
Exercice 4
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

TUTORIA

2021-02-22 21:13:26 UTC

Name: Jessica Patricia Gómez
Date:22/2/2021
1)
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
2)
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a
child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and
we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
3)
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he
hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as
possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job
next week, so wish me luch.
4)
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

Activity

2021-02-22 21:17:27 UTC

Name: Brigith Vivanco
Exercise 1
>Paúl didn't fell well since last week
>I have been living here for six years
>Julia sitting at the computer all day
>We have been studying english for two years
>Dan has been working whith me since 2010
Exercise 2
>I haven't had any free time his week
>I have bee writing to five companies this week
>Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
>We have been sharing a flat for over a year and were still friends
>How long have you been knew Jack
Exercise 3
>How much do you a owe
>Have you got anything smaller
>Could you lend me $10
>Have you got for $10 a note for change
>Do you think we should leave a tip

elianjaramillo — 2021-02-22 21:41:43 UTC

NAME: Elian Franco Jaramillo Rivas
DATE: 22/02/2021
1)
How long have you been waiting for me?
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
2)
How long have you been driveing?
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
3)
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch.
4)
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars

TUTORIAL

2021-02-22 22:55:15 UTC

NAME. MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA
DATE: 22-02-2020
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

Tutorial

2021-02-23 13:31:01 UTC

Name: Maria Zaquinaula
Date: 22/02/2021
GROUP B
Exercises in class
How long have you been waiting for me?
1. Paul didnt feel weel since last week.
2. I have been living here for six years.
3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
4. We have been studing English for two years.
5. Dan has been working with me since 2010.
Listening
1. Three thousand pounds
2. Eightyfour point for six
3. Two billion
4. Seven hundred and ninety
5. Twenty one point five
6. Six millions dolars
Exercice in class 2
How long have you been driving?
1. I haven´t had any free time this week.
2. I have been writing to five companies this week.
3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child.
4. We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friends!
5. How long have you been knew.
Exercise in class 3
How much do you i owe?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $10
Have you got for $10 a note for change?
Do you think we should leave a tip?
Activity 1
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear back.
2. Please fill in this agency form as soon as possible.
3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation?
4. What qualications do you need to be a doctor?
5. I´m going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch.
Activity 2
1. How much do you I owe?
2. Have you got anything smaller?
3. Could you lend me $20?
4. Have you got for $10 a note for change?
5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

Name: Jefferson Maza

jeffersonmaza — 2021-02-23 14:37:20 UTC

GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

Exercise 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

SANDRA KARINA ABAD CAMACHO

sandraabad — 2021-02-23 15:03:02 UTC

GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

name Thalia Macas

thaliamacas — 2021-02-23 15:20:14 UTC

date 23-02-2021
GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

tutorial classes

2021-02-23 18:18:27 UTC

Name: Víctor Alejandro

Date: 22/02/2021

GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

TUTORIAL CLASSES

2021-02-23 22:54:08 UTC

Name: Daniela Carrión
Date: 22/02/2021
GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

TUTORIAL CLASSES

jordyapolo — 2021-02-24 01:27:20 UTC

Name: JORDY APOLO
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

Tutorial Classes

alonsodelgado — 2021-02-24 01:28:01 UTC

Name: Alonso Delgado

GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

TUTORIAL CLASSES

jodiepadilla — 2021-02-24 01:45:15 UTC

Name: Jodie Padilla
GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?
LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

Name: Karen Barba

2021-02-25 19:21:58 UTC

TUTORIAL CLASSES
Gramar
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

Name: Jorge Wladimir Granda

2021-02-25 19:22:55 UTC

TUTORIAL CLASSES
GRAMMAR
EXERCISE 1
- Paul didn't feel well since last week
- I have been live here for six years
-Julia has been sitting at the computer all day
-We have been studing english for two years
-Dan has been working with me since 2010
Exercise 2
-I haven't had any freee time this week
-I have been writing to five companies this week
-Rebeca has been swimming she was a child
-We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we're still friends!
-How long have you been knew Jack?
Exercise 3
-How much do you owe I ?
-Have you got anything smaller?
-Could you lend me $10
-Have you got for $10 a note for change?
-Do you think we should leave a tip

NAME: KAREN PATRICIA BARBA

2021-02-25 19:24:06 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

NAME: JORGE WLADIMIR GRANDA

2021-02-25 19:25:58 UTC

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

We use the Present perfect continuous to talk about actions that started in the past and continue to the present.
We use for and since to talk about periods of time from the past to the present.
We use for to talk about periods of time. It answers questions with how long.

Tutorial classes

kattyjcastillo — 2021-02-26 20:41:17 UTC

Name : Katty Castillo
Exercise 1

Paul didn´t feel well since last week.

I have been live here for six years.

Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.

We have been studing english for two years.

Dan has been working with me since 2010.

Exercise 2

I haven´t had any freeetime This week.

I have been writing to five campanies This week.

Rebeca has been swimming she was a child.

We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friend.

How long have you been knew

Exercise 3

Richard has sent his CVto a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach

Pleasse fill in This agency form as son as posible.

Are there any job vacancy in your organisation.

What qualications do you need to be a Doctor.

Im going for an interviewfor my dream job next week, so wish me lunch.

Exercise 4

How much do you I owe ?

Have you got anything smaller?

Could you lend me $ 20 ?

Have you got for $ 10 a note for change ?

Do you think we should leave a tip ?

LISTENING

Three thousand pounds.

Eighty four poin for six.

Two billon.

Seven hundred and ninety.

Twenty one point five.

Six millions dolars.

TUTORIAL CLASSES

2021-03-01 15:09:59 UTC

NAME: Nikole Dayana Gordillo Gordillo
GRAMMAR

Paul didn´t feel well since last week.
I have been live here for six years.
Julia has been sitting at the computer all day.
We have been studing english for two years.
Dan has been working with me since 2010.

Exercise 2

I haven´t had any freeetime this week.
I have been writing to five campanies This week.
Rebeca has been swimming she was a child.
We have been sharing a flat for over a year and we´re still friend.
How long have you been knew

Exercise 3

Richard has sent his CVto a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach
Pleasse fill in This agency form as son as posible.
Are there any job vacancy in your organisation.
What qualications do you need to be a Doctor.
Im going for an interviewfor my dream job next week, so wish me lunch.

Exercise 4

How much do you I owe ?
Have you got anything smaller?
Could you lend me $ 20 ?
Have you got for $ 10 a note for change ?
Do you think we should leave a tip ?

TUTORIAL CLASSES

alejandrobravo3 — 2021-03-01 15:39:17 UTC

Name: Alejandro Sebastian Bravo Merizalde
Date:01/03/2021
UNIT11
Exercise 1
1) a) If they didn't have to work, they would join us. ✓

b) If they wouldn't have to work, they joined us.

2) a) He might pass the test if he would work harder.

b) He might pass the test if he worked harder. ✓

3) a) If it was warmer, I will go for a swim.

b) If it was warmer, I might go for a swim. ✓

4) a) Would you tell me if you knew? ✓

b) Do you tell me if you knew?

5) a) If the pay was better, I’d accept the job. ✓

b) If the pay would be better, I’d accept the job.

6) a) It would be great if the kitchen was tidier. ✓

b) It was great if the kitchen would be tidier.

7) a) I sold my car if it wouldn't be so old.

b) I would sell my car if it wasn’t so old. ✓
Exercise 2
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets:

If I haved a dog. I would take it for long walks every day.
She would travel round the world if she won the lottery.
If I was more intelligent, I would study to be a lawyer.
If my sister doesn´t lived in Australia, I would see her more often.
If you had the opportunity, you would go to the moon?
I would live in New York If I had enough money
If we had a garden, we would buy a dog.
You´d take part in a survey in the street If somenone asked you?
If I won the lottery, I wouldn´t give up my job.
They would read more books If they weren´t so expensive.

UNIT12
Exercise 1
Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

1) Where is shampoo sold?

In supermarkets and pharmacies.

2) Where is Portuguese spoken?

In Brazil and Portugal.

3) What is cola made of?

Water, sugar and a secret ingredient.

4) Where are text messages sent?

To mobile phones.

5) Why is ice cream kept in a freezer?

To stop it melting.

6) What is a torch used for?

To see in the dark.

7) Where are sunglasses usually worn?

Over your eyes.

8) How is the passive made?

With be and the past participle.

9) How often is the office cleaned?

Every day.

10) What time is dinner usually served?

8:30 p.m.

11) What are these shirts made of?

Cotton.

12) How is this sport played?

With a special ball called 'a softball
Exercise 2
Choose the correct answers
1. Would you like to live abroad one day? In which country?
2. Would you like to play a musical instrument? Which one?
3. Would you like to learn another language apart from English? Which one(s)?
4. Do you like getting up early? Why/Why not?
5. Which city would you most like to visit one day?
6. Do you like listening to music? What kind?
7. Do you enjoy cooking? What’s your speciality?
8. Which famous person would you most like to meet? Why?
1a.Choose the correct answers
1. If I won a million pounds, I would spend it on holidays and cars
2. I would go to the moon if I had the chance
3. If I could travel back in time, I would visit the time of my grandparents’ childhood
4. If I had a superpower for a day, I would choose to be invisible
5. If I found €500 on the street, I would keep it
6. If I could have dinner with a famous person, I would choose Barack Obama
7. I would provide free health care for all if I was president of my country
8. If I was rich and famous, I would live in Hollywood.
UNIT 13
Exercise 1
Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple

1) ✓

2) I´ve had this watch for over 20 years

3) ✓

4) ✓

5) I've liked chocolate for years.

6) Have you known Sylvia for a long time?

7) ✓

8) I haven't seen Michael for years and years.

9) I've hated spinach since I was a child.

10) ✓
Exercise 2

marlonchuni — 2021-03-02 02:09:57 UTC

NAME: SANDRA KARINA ABAD CAMACHO

sandraabad — 2021-03-02 02:17:03 UTC

UNIT:11
Activitie 1: 1E-2F-3B-4C-5D-6A
1. If I lived in Canada, id go skiing every day.

2. If you would borrow Toms bike, you coul come with us.

3. If were you, Id go to bed early before the exam

4. If we were rich, we coul buy a new flat screen televisión for the flat.

5. Claire would older spaghetti bolognese if she would be here.

6. Id ask for directions if I spoke Russian

7. If Petra were older, she could go with you to the cine

8. If I were you, id take the train into the city center

9. We would drive to the coast if we knew the way

10. If he wasnt afraid of spiders, hed go to the 200
UNIT 12:
A
1. when this was bulil house?
2. Who invented were tea bags by?
3. Was your about problem the told?
4. Was your computer on left?
5. Who painted was by sunflowers?
6. Where and when born were you?
7. How was credit feund your car?
B
1. Razor blades produced for the firs time in 1901 by and American businessman, King Camp Gillette
2. In 1928, penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientist.
3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA
4. A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1946
5. Car seat belts used for the firs time in 1959
6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Solzhenitsyn
7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

UNIT: 13
A: How long have been you played football, Ben?

B: I have been playing all my life

A: And how long have been you trained Young footballers?

B: I have been not working here very long. I started about six months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you?

B:Yes, he have been coming here since January. Hes really enjoying it and think hes going to be Good

A: What about you, Carlos? Have been you cycling all you life?

C: No, I havent I began when i was 15. So lets see, that means I cycled for about six years now

TUTORIAS

marlonchuni — 2021-03-02 02:25:53 UTC

Homework

Name: MARLON STEEVEN CHUNI LAPO

Date: 01/03/2021

UNIT 11

Match the sentence beginnings in A with the sentence endings in B.

1. If Amanda understood Italian E. she could read the newspaper.

2. She would retire F. If wasn´t so cold

3. We´d go out for dinner B. If she had enough money

4. I´d take you there C. If I had a car

5. If he wanted a new job D. He´d look for one

6. If were you A. I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers

1. If lived in Canada, I´d go skiing every day.

2. If you would borrow / borrowed Tom´s bike, you could come with us.

3. If I were you, I go/ d´go to bed early before the exam.

4. If we were rich, we could buy/ bought a new flat screen television for the flat.

5. Claire would order, she could go/ went with you to the cinema.

6. I/ I´d ask for directions if spoke Russian

7. If Petra were older, she could go/ went with you to the cinema.

8. If were you. I´d take/ take the train into the city centre.

9. We would drive/ drive to the coast if we knew the way

10. If the wasn´t afraid of spiders, he´d go/ go to the 200

UNIT 12

Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

WHEN THIS WAS BUILT HOUSE ?

WHO INVENTED WERE TEA BAGS BY ?

WERE YOU ABOUT PROBLEM THE TOLD ?

WAS YOUR COMPUTER ON LEFT?

WHO PAINTED WAS BY SUNFLOWERS ?

WHERE AND WHEN BORN WERE YOU ?

HOW WAS CREDIT FEUND YOUR CAR ?

Complete the sentences with the past simple passive form of the verb in brackets.

1 Razor blades produced ( produce) for the firs time in 1901 by an American businessman, King Camp Gillette.

2 In 1928, penicillin discovered (discover) by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish scientist.

3 The first electric guitar made (make) in 1935 in Michigan, USA.

4 A new airport at Heathrow opened (open) in London in 1946.

5 Car seat belts used (use) for the first time in 1959.

6 In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature gave (give) to Russian writer, Alexander Solzhenitsyn

7 In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won (win) by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the film Gandhi.

UNIT 13

1 Which of the sentences below can be changed into the Present perfect continuous?

1 How long have you known Steve?

2 I've played tennis for many years.

3 I've never liked romantic films.

4 It's rained since 6 o'clock this morning.

5 We've waited for nearly an hour.

6 I've been a teacher for ten years.

7 She's written 12 emails this morning.

8 He's been very excited all week

3 Complete the conversation with the Present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets.

A: How long _you have been paying (you / play) football, Ben?.

B: I have been playing (play) all my life.

A: And how long you have training (you / train) young footballers?

B: I have not been working (not /work) here very long. I started about six

months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you.

B: Yes, he has been coming (come) here since January. it and I think he's going to be good.

A: What about you, Carlos? You have been cycling (you / cycle) all your life?

C: No, I haven't. I began when I was 15, so let's see, that means I have been cycling (cycle) for about six years now.

He's really enjoying 7

A: Is this your new bike?

C: Yes, I have been used (use) it since last month. You can see it's very light and it goes very fast.

Tutorias.

2021-03-02 02:38:39 UTC

Name: Jhael Alejandra Aguirre Abril
Unit 11.
Act 1.
1. E. she could read the newspaper.
2. F. If wasn´t so cold
3. B. If she had enough money
4. C. If I had a car
5. D. He´d look for one
6. A. I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers
1. If lived in Canada, I´d go sking every day.
2. If you would borrow Toms bike, you could come with us.
3. If were you, I´d go to bed early before the exam.
4. If we were rich, we could buy a new flat screen television for the flat.
5. Claire would older spaghetti bolognese if she would be here.
6. Id ask for directions if I spoke Russian
7. If Petra were older, she could go with you to the cine.
8. If I were you, Id take the train into the city center.
9. we would drive to the coast if we knew the way.
10. if the wasn´t afraid of spiders, hed go to the 200.

Unite 12.
A
1. When this was build house?
2. Who invented were tea bags by?
3. Was your about problem the told?
4. Was your computer on left?
5. Who painted was by sunflowers?
6. Where and when born were you?
7. How was credit feund your car?

B
1. Razor blades produced for the first time in 1901 by and American businessman, King Camp Gillete.
2. In 1928, penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientistic.
3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA.
4. A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1959.
5. Car seat belts used for the first time in 1959.
6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Slzhentsyn.
7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

Unit 13.
1.
1. How long have you known Steve?
2. I´ve played tennis for many years.
3. I´ve never liked romantic films.
4. It´s rained since 6 o´clock this morning.
5. We´ve waited for nearly an hour.
6. I´ve been a teacher for ten years.
7. She´s written 12 emails this morning.
8. He´s been excited all week.

3.
A: How long you have been playing football, Ben?
B: I have been playing al may life.
A: And how long you have training young footballrts?
B: I have not been working here very long. I started about six.
Months ago...
A: I believe your son trains with you.
B: Yes, he has been coming here since January. It and I think he´s going to be good.
A: What about you, Carlos? you have been cycling all your life?
C: N, I haven´t. I began when I was 15, so let´s see, that means I have been cycling for about six years now.
He really enjoying 7
A: Is this your new bike?
C: Yes, I have been used it since last month. you can see it´s very light and it goes very fast.

Homework Name: Daniela Carrión Date: 01/03/2021

2021-03-02 02:41:33 UTC

Match the sentence beginnings in A with the sentence endings in B.

1. If Amanda understood Italian E. she could read the newspaper.

2. She would retire F. If wasn´t so cold

3. We´d go out for dinner B. If she had enough money

4. I´d take you there C. If I had a car

5. If he wanted a new job D. He´d look for one

6. If were you A. I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers

1. If lived in Canada, I´d go skiing every day.

2. If you would borrow Tom´s bike, you could come with us.

3. If I were you, I go to bed early before the exam.

4. If we were rich, we could buy a new flat screen television for the flat.

5. Claire would order, she could go with you to the cinema.

6. I´d ask for directions if spoke Russian

7. If Petra were older, she could with you to the cinema.

8. If were you. I´d take the train into the city centre.

9. We would drive to the coast if we knew the way

10. If the wasn´t afraid of spiders, he´d go to the zoo

UNIT 12

Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

WHEN THIS WAS BUILT HOUSE ?

WHO INVENTED WERE TEA BAGS BY ?

WERE YOU ABOUT PROBLEM THE TOLD ?

WAS YOUR COMPUTER ON LEFT ?

WHO PAINTED WAS BY SUNFLOWERS ?

WHERE AND WHEN BORN WERE YOU ?

HOW WAS CREDIT FEUND YOUR CAR ?
Complete the sentences with the past simple passive form of the verb in brackets.

1 Razor blades produced ( produce) for the firs time in 1901 by an American businessman, King Camp Gillette.

2 In 1928, penicillin discovered (discover) by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish scientist.

3 The first electric guitar made (make) in 1935 in Michigan, USA.

4 A new airport at Heathrow opened (open) in London in 1946.

5 Car seat belts used (use) for the first time in 1959.

6 In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature gave (give) to Russian writer, Alexander Solzhenitsyn

7 In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won (win) by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the film Gandhi.

UNIT 13

1 Which of the sentences below can be changed into the Present perfect continuous?

1 How long have you known Steve?

2 I've played tennis for many years.

3 I've never liked romantic films.

4 It's rained since 6 o'clock this morning.

5 We've waited for nearly an hour.

6 I've been a teacher for ten years.

7 She's written 12 emails this morning.

8 He's been very excited all week

3 Complete the conversation with the Present perfect continuous form of the verb in brackets.

A: How long _you have been paying (you / play) football, Ben?.

B: I have been playing (play) all my life.

A: And how long have been trained (you / train) young footballers?

B: I have been not working (not /work) here very long. I started about six

months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you.

B: Yes, he have been coming (come) here since January. it and I think he's going to be good.

A: What about you, Carlos? You have been cycling (you / cycle) all your life?

C: No, I haven't. I began when I was 15, so let's see, that means I cycled (cycle) for about six years now.

He's really enjoying 7

A: Is this your new bike?

C: Yes, I have been used (use) it since last month. You can see it's very light and it goes very fast.

TUTORIAL

2021-03-02 02:54:06 UTC

NAME: MARIA BELGICA GAONA GAONA
UNIT 11

If Amanda understood Italian,she could read the newspaper

She would retire, if I had a car

We’d go out for dinner , if she had enouugh money

I’d take you there, if it wasn’t so cold

If hewanted a new job, he’d look for one

If I were you, I wouldn’t buy that coat

PRACCTICE2

1 live

2 would borrow

3 I’d go

4 bought

5 would be

6 I’d ask

7 could go

8 I’d take

9 would drive

10 he’d go

Unit 12

1 When was built this house?

2 Who invented were tea bags by?

3 Were you about problem the told ?

4 Was your computer on left?

5 How painted was by sunflowers?

6 where and when born were you?

7 how was credit feund your car

1 produced
2. discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientist.
3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA
4. A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1946
5. Car seat belts used for the firs time in 1959
6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for Literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Solzhenitsyn
7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as Gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

UNIT: 13
A: How long have been you played football, Ben?

B: I have been playing all my life

A: And how long have been you trained Young footballers?

B: I have been not working here very long. I started about six months ago.

A: I believe your son trains with you?

B:Yes, he have been coming here since January. Hes really enjoying it and think hes going to be Good

A: What about you, Carlos? Have been you cycling all you life?

C: No, I havent I began when i was 15. So lets see, that means I cycled for about six years now

TUTORIAL CLASSES

bettyencarnacion — 2021-03-02 03:47:40 UTC

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

GRAMMAR

1. Paul didnt felt well since last week

2. I have been living here for six years

3. Julia has been sitting at the computer all day

4. We have been studying english for two years

5. Dan has been working with me since 2010

EXERCICE 2

How long have you been driving?

1. I haven”t had any free time this week

2. I have been writing to five companies this week

3. Rebecca have been swimming since she was a child

4. We have been sharing a flat foro ver a year and we re still Friends

5. How long have you been knew

EXERCICE 3

1. Richard has sent his CV to a review agency, he hopes to hear Bach.

2. Please fill in this agency form as son as posible

3. Are there any job vacancy in your organisation

4. What qualications do you need to be a Doctor

5. Im going for an interview for my dream job next week, so wish me luch

EXERCICE 4

1. How much do you I owe?

2. Have you got anything smaller?

3. Could you lend me $ 20?

4. Have you got for $ 10 a note for change?

5. Do you think we should leave a tip?

LISTENING

1. Three thousand pounds

2. Eighty four poin for six

3. Two billion

4. Seven hundred and ninety

5. Twenty one point five

6. Six millions dolars

TUTORIALS

bettyencarnacion — 2021-03-02 03:52:47 UTC

Name: Alexandra Encarnacion

Unit 11.

1. E. she could read the newspaper.

2. F. If wasn´t so cold

3. B. If she had enough money

4. C. If I had a car

5. D. He´d look for one

6. A. I wouldn´t buy that coat

Choose the correct answers

1. If lived in Canada, I´d go sking every day.

2. If you would borrow Toms bike, you could come with us.

3. If were you, I´d go to bed early before the exam.

4. If we were rich, we could buy a new flat screen television for the flat.

5. Claire would older spaghetti bolognese if she would be here.

6. Id ask for directions if I spoke Russian

7. If Petra were older, she could go with you to the cine.

8. If I were you, Id take the train into the city center.

9. we would drive to the coast if we knew the way.

10. if the wasn´t afraid of spiders, hed go to the 200.

Unit 12.

1. When this was build house?

2. Who invented were tea bags by?

3. Was your about problem the told?

4. Was your computer on left?

5. Who painted was by sunflowers?

6. Where and when born were you?

7. How was credit feund your car?

1. Razor blades produced for the first time in 1901 by and American businessman, King Camp Gillete.

2. In 1928, penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, a Scottish Scientistic.)

3. The first electric guitar made in 1935 in Michigan, USA.

4. A new airport at Heathrow opened in London in 1959.

5. Car seat belts used for the first time in 1959.

6. In 1970, the Nobel Prize for literature gave to Russian write, Alexander Slzhentsyn.

7. In 1982, the Best Actor Oscar the won by Ben Kingsley as gandhi in the Film Grandhi.

Unit 13.

1. How long have you known Steve?

2. I´ve played tennis for many years.

3. I´ve never liked romantic films.

4. It´s rained since 6 o´clock this morning.

5. We´ve waited for nearly an hour.

6. I´ve been a teacher for ten years.

7. She´s written 12 emails this morning.

8. He´s been excited all week.

A: How long you have been playing football, Ben?

B: I have been playing al may life.

A: And how long you have training young footballrts?

B: I have not been working here very long. I started about six.

Months ago...

A: I believe your son trains with you.

B: Yes, he has been coming here since January. It and I think he´s going to be good.

A: What about you, Carlos? you have been cycling all your life?

C: I haven´t. I began when I was 15, so let´s see, that means I have been cycling for about six years now.

He really enjoying 7

A: Is this your new bike?

C: Yes, I have been used it since last month. you can see it´s very light and it goes very fast.