LEARNING ENGLISH
2017
STEP ONE STEP EVERYDAY
PASO: 1.- Escuchar todo lo mas posible diario solo en ingles.
2.- Una tarea diaria de algunas palabras de uso diario.
3.- Revision sistematica diaria de las pronunciaciones anteriores.
4.- Solo de Oida durante un periodo de dos semanas.
STEP ONE STEP EVERYDAY
PASO: 1.- Escuchar todo lo mas posible diario solo en ingles.
2.- Una tarea diaria de algunas palabras de uso diario.
3.- Revision sistematica diaria de las pronunciaciones anteriores.
4.- Solo de Oida durante un periodo de dos semanas.
Institution learning free English.
*School Ridgewood Bushwick, Gates Ave. Brooklyn
*Risboro School, Brooklyn
Boricua School, Broadway Ave. Brooklyn
Public Library, Irving Ave. Brooklyn
Make the Road New York, 301 Grove St. Brooklyn
The Open Door, 83 Street, Between Amsterdam and Columbus, Manhattan
Manhattan Educational Opportunity Center, 125 Street, Adam Clayton Power, Jr. Federal Building.
Community College Eugenio Maria de Hostos, Grand Concurse, Bronx
Boricua School, Bronx
TEXTOS:
Libros que puedo recomendar para toda su vida en el aprendizaje son: Profesor Jaime Garza Bores, todos sus libros, Profesor Marin Aguilu excelente obra con el Metodo de Ingles, ENGLISH GRAMMA BASIC "A" AND "B" BETTY AND STACY, (Full)
"ALPHABETS"
VOWELS
Pronunciation. English. Spanish
CONSONANTS
Pronunciation. English. Spanish
b. b.
c. c.
g. g.
h. h.
j. j.
k. k.
l. l.
m. m.
n. n.
PRONOUNS
Subject Pronouns. Object Pronouns. Possessive
MODAL VERBS o AUXILIARY
FREQUENCY ADVERBS
Conversation Question Getting to Know Each Other
IRREGULAR VERBS
Verbs. Simple Past. Past Participle Spanish
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
When you are comparing one item (noun) to anotherm, you typically read the adjectives, and
add + -er. If the object exceeds any other item (noun), you add + - est to the word. Examples:
ADJECTIVE. COMPARATIVE. SUPERLATIVE.
PRONUNCIATION EQUAL WORDS
Pronuntiation. English. Spanish.
"GRAMMA"
"CONVERSATION"
PICK UP LINES (Piropos Chistosos)
MEMORIZE 12 TIMES AND SPEAK IN ENGLISH
NUMERO CARDINALES Y FORMACION DE LOS ORDINALES
READINGS RECOMMEND
*School Ridgewood Bushwick, Gates Ave. Brooklyn
*Risboro School, Brooklyn
Boricua School, Broadway Ave. Brooklyn
Public Library, Irving Ave. Brooklyn
Make the Road New York, 301 Grove St. Brooklyn
The Open Door, 83 Street, Between Amsterdam and Columbus, Manhattan
Manhattan Educational Opportunity Center, 125 Street, Adam Clayton Power, Jr. Federal Building.
Community College Eugenio Maria de Hostos, Grand Concurse, Bronx
Boricua School, Bronx
TEXTOS:
Libros que puedo recomendar para toda su vida en el aprendizaje son: Profesor Jaime Garza Bores, todos sus libros, Profesor Marin Aguilu excelente obra con el Metodo de Ingles, ENGLISH GRAMMA BASIC "A" AND "B" BETTY AND STACY, (Full)
"ALPHABETS"
VOWELS
Pronunciation. English. Spanish
ei. a. a
ii. e. e
ai. i. i
ou. o. o
iu. u. u
Pronunciation. English. Spanish
b. b.
c. c.
d. d.
f. f.g. g.
h. h.
j. j.
k. k.
l. l.
m. m.
n. n.
P. p.
q. q.
r. r.
s. s.
t. t.
v. v.
w. w.
x. x.
y. y.
z. z.
PRONOUNS
Subject Pronouns. Object Pronouns. Possessive
I. Me. My. Mine
You. You. Your Yours
He. Him. His. His
She. Her. Her. Hers
It. It. Its. Its
We. Us. Our. Ours
They. Them. Their. Theirs
Demonstrative Pronouns: (This, These,/That, Those).Ejem:
Reflexives Pronouns:(My Self).
Indefinite Pronouns: Ejem. (Everyone, Anyone).
Can
Could
May
Might
Cought
Should
FREQUENCY ADVERBS
Always 100% +. Verb.
Usually 90%. +. Verb.
Often. 75%
Sometimes. 25%
Seldom. 5%
Rarely. 1%
Never. O%
Conversation Question Getting to Know Each Other
1.- Do you have any pets?
2.- What was the last book you read?
IRREGULAR VERBS
Verbs. Simple Past. Past Participle Spanish
Infinitive.
1.- be. was/were. been. Ser/estar
2.- become became. became. volver
3.- begin. began. begun. comenzar
4.- bite. bit. bitten. mordedura
5.- break. broke. broken.
6.- bring
7.- build
8.- buy
9.- catch
10.- choose
11.- come
12.- cost
13.- do
14.- drink
15.- eat
16.- fall
17.- feel
18.- fight
19.- find
20.- fly
21.- forbid
22.- forget
23.- forgive
24.- get
25.- give
26.- go
27.- grow
28.- have
29.- hear
30.- hide
31.- hold
32.- hurt
33.- keep
34.- know
35.- lead
36.- leave
37.- let
38.- light
39.- lose
40.- make
41.- meet
42.- pay
43.- put
44.- read
45.- ride
46.- ring
47.- rise
48.- run
49.- say
50.- see
51.- sell
52.- send
53.- set
54.- shake
55.- shoot
56.- show
57.- shut
58.- sing
59.- sit
60.- sleep
61.- speak
62.- spend
63.- spread
64.- stand
65.- steal
66.- stick
67.- stink
68.- strike
69.- swear
70.- swell
71.- swim
72.- swing
73.- take
74.- teach
75.- tear
76.- tell
77.- think
78.- throw
79.- understand
80.- upset
81.- wake
82.- wear
83.- weep
84.- wet
85.- win
86.- write
3.- begin. began. begun. comenzar
4.- bite. bit. bitten. mordedura
5.- break. broke. broken.
6.- bring
7.- build
8.- buy
9.- catch
10.- choose
11.- come
12.- cost
13.- do
14.- drink
15.- eat
16.- fall
17.- feel
18.- fight
19.- find
20.- fly
21.- forbid
22.- forget
23.- forgive
24.- get
25.- give
26.- go
27.- grow
28.- have
29.- hear
30.- hide
31.- hold
32.- hurt
33.- keep
34.- know
35.- lead
36.- leave
37.- let
38.- light
39.- lose
40.- make
41.- meet
42.- pay
43.- put
44.- read
45.- ride
46.- ring
47.- rise
48.- run
49.- say
50.- see
51.- sell
52.- send
53.- set
54.- shake
55.- shoot
56.- show
57.- shut
58.- sing
59.- sit
60.- sleep
61.- speak
62.- spend
63.- spread
64.- stand
65.- steal
66.- stick
67.- stink
68.- strike
69.- swear
70.- swell
71.- swim
72.- swing
73.- take
74.- teach
75.- tear
76.- tell
77.- think
78.- throw
79.- understand
80.- upset
81.- wake
82.- wear
83.- weep
84.- wet
85.- win
86.- write
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
When you are comparing one item (noun) to anotherm, you typically read the adjectives, and
add + -er. If the object exceeds any other item (noun), you add + - est to the word. Examples:
ADJECTIVE. COMPARATIVE. SUPERLATIVE.
bold. bolder. boldest
brave. braver. bravest
EXCEPTIONS:
PRONUNCIATION EQUAL WORDS
Pronuntiation. English. Spanish.
biik. be pico
biist. be bestia
beat. biit. golpe
bean. biin. frijol
meat. miit carne
"GRAMMA"
"CONVERSATION"
PICK UP LINES (Piropos Chistosos)
1.- Did it hurts?
2.- Did what hurts?
3.- When you fell from heaven
4.- I'm not a photographer, but I can picture me and you together.
5.- I seem to have lost my phone number. Can I have yours?
6.- Excuse me, I'm lost. Can you give me directions to your heart?
7.- How are you not tired? You have been running through my mind all day.
8.- Would you grab my arm?
9.- So I can tell all my friends that I've been touched by an angel.
10.- Aside from being beautiful, what do you do for a living?
11.- Is it hot in here, or is it just you?
12.- So, what does it feel like to be the most beautiful girl in the room?
MEMORIZE 12 TIMES AND SPEAK IN ENGLISH
1.- I talked to her yesterdays. (Simple Past) (Hable con ella ayer).
2.- I talk to her every day. (Simple Present) (Hablo con ella todos los dias)
NUMERO CARDINALES Y FORMACION DE LOS ORDINALES
1 one (uan) 1 st first (ferst)
READINGS RECOMMEND
1.- Resume-Dicxon
2.- Irregular Verbs.-Prof. Jaime Garza Bores
3.- Pensando en English
4.- The Vocabulary Bulden Work Book-Chris Lele