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English Classes 1
English Classes 1
English Classes 1
Practice where you can, when you can. Any practice is good – whether you speak to someone
who is a native English speaker or not. It’s important to build your confidence. If possible, use
simple sentence structure that you know is correct, so that you can concentrate on getting
your message across.
Try to experiment with the English you know. Apply words and phrases you know to new
situations. Native English speakers are more likely to correct you if you use the wrong word
than if you use the wrong grammar.
Experimenting with vocabulary is a really good way of getting feedback. Try to respond to
what people say to you. You can often get clues to what people think by looking at their body
language. Respond to them in a natural way. Try not to translate into and from your own
language.
This takes too much time and will make you more hesitant. If you forget a word, do what
native English speakers do all the time, and say things that ‘fill’ the conversation.
This is better than remaining completely silent. Try using ‘um’, or ‘er’, if you forget the word.
Don’t speak too fast! It’s important to use a natural rhythm in speaking English, but if you
speak too fast it will be difficult for people to understand you.
Try to relax when you speak, and you’ll find that your mouth does most of the pronunciation
work for you. When you speak English at normal speed, you’ll discover that many of the
pronunciation rules, such as word linking, happen automatically.Final tips…-
Try to become less hesitant and more confident. - Don’t be shy to speak – the more you do it,
the more confident you’ll become. - Remember to be polite – use “please” and “thank you” if
you ask someone to do something for you.Hi!! How are you?
Oraciones 01
1. The university has beautiful campus. 13. She has a good time now.
2. Her sister speaks English very well. 14. Juan always have a good time.
3. The letters are in English. 15. The doorbell rings now.
4. The students are taking English lessons. 16. The doorbell ring very often.
5. The postman comes very late. 17. Mr and Mrs. Palacio build a new house.
6. The scholarships are for worthy students. 18. She learns a great deal this year.
7. Her scholarship is a good one. 19. She always wants to practice it.
8. The doorbell is ringing. 20. Juan speaks English very well.
9. My sister in the United States.
10. The university is very large. Oraciones 03
1. I like those people very much.
Oraciones 02 2. He is giving the news on the radio now.
1. The Institute of Education gives scholarships to 3. She likes the college town very much.
worthy students. 4. The news is about Michael.
2. It rains a little now. 5. You have letters in your pocket.
3. It rains a great deal in the tropics. 6. We receive many letters from Juan.
4. The bus always stops there. 7. Juan is going to a party with Julia.
5. The bus stop at the corner now. 8. Juan usually answers the question correctly.
6. We like this class. 9. The teacher is explaining the lesson to the
7. We study the present tense now. students.
8. Now we begin to understand some English. 10. They are speaking with the teacher.
9. This class begin at eight o'clock. 11. We like her letters very much.
10. I write a long letter now. 12. The students like Maria.
11. I write many letters to her. 13. Maria attends the university.
12. We miss her very much. 14. I see Mr. Chamorro every day.
15. Mr. Chamorro is renting the house.
COMMON EXPRESSIONS:
A wet blanket - un aguafiestas A hangover - una resaca
Better late than never - Más vale tarde que nunca Bless you! - salud! (cuando
alguien estornuda)
By the way - A propósito By all means - No faltaría más/Por
supuesto
Chat someone up - Ligar con alguien Cheer up! - ¡Anímate!
Cheers! - ¡Salud! (al beber) Cross your fingers. - Cruza los
dedos.
Get the sack - ser despedido Help yourself - Sírvete
How come? - ¿Cómo es eso? ¿Por qué? Hurry up - ¡Date prisa
I must be off. - Tengo que irme. I haven't got a clue. - No tengo ni
idea
If only – Ojalá It serves you right. - Lo mereces.
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