FUN ENGLISH – LIVING ENGLISH LANGUAGE

IED COLEGIO NUEVA CONSTITUCION

Localidad: ENGATIVA
Entidad Oficial: SED Bogotá.
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NIVELES EDUCATIVOS:
Pre escolar
Básica Primaria
Básica Secundaria
Media, Énfasis Gestión Empresarial

Pre escolar
Básica Primaria
Básica Secundaria
Media, Énfasis Gestión Empresarial

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PROYECTO CAMPO COMUNICATIVO LENGUA EXTRANJERA

COLEGIO CIUDAD DE VILLAVICENCIO
 Classroom Language

Subject Pronouns Object Pronouns  Read

 Listen
I me  Be quiet, please.
You you
 Come to the board,
He him
please.
She her
It it  Open your books
We we  Close your books
You you  Sit down please
They them  Stand up, please.

A Level Review

Back to School
The Basics
Verb-to be Greetings

 Hi! Hello!
 Good morning!
 Good afternoon!
Colors  Good evening!
NEGATIVE Goodbye! Bye!
QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWER
 pink  Goodnight!
 blue
I’m not Am I? Yes, I am. No, I’m
 yellow AreHow are you?
You aren’t you? Yes, you are. No,
 green I’m fine thanks. And
 black School supplies
He isn’t Is he? Yes,you?
he is. No, he
She isn’t Not bad.
Is she? Yes, she is. No, sh
 brown
 schoolbagIt isn’t Is it Yes, it is. No, it is
 white AreI’m 10 years old
 notebookWe aren’t we? Yes, we are. No, w
 orange  How old are you?
 book You aren’t Are you? Yes, you are. No,
 red  I’m from Russia
 ruler They aren’t Are they? Yes, they are. No
 grey  What’s your name?
 atlas
 purple  How do you spell it?
 pencil sharpener
 pencil  What’s your favorite
 pencil case sport?
 pen
School Subjects

My favorite subject is
Who 2 are you?
Who
 English
What What is your name?
 geography
When When is your birthday?
 Cool Stuff
Personal Things
Parts of the Body
Plurals
UNTRIES NATIONALITIES LANGUAGE Have got

he UK British English
he USA American EnglishMy stuff
land Polish Polish  guitar
rkey Turkish Turkish  helmet Describing People
bike/bicycle
ance French French 
 basketball  young/old
ssia Russian Russian  trainers  long/short: hair/nose
aly Italian Italian  video/computer game  tall/short
rtugal Portuguese 
Portuguese skateboard  big/small
 sunglasses  thin/fat
eece Greek Greek  digital camera
exico Mexican Spanish  watch
ina Chinese Chinese  comic book

pain Spanish Spanish

pan Japanese Japanese
this these
audi Arabia Saudi Arabian Arabic Parts of the body
that those
 head
3 nose
 ears
 eyes
 We our
You your
They their

MATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

got I haven’t got Have I got? Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.

ve got You haven’t got Have you got? Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.
got He hasn’t got Has he got? Yes, he has. No, he hasn’t.
s got She hasn’t got Has
Singular she got? Plural
Nouns Yes, she has. No, she
Nouns
hasn’t.
got It hasn’t gotdoll Has it got? dollsYes, it has. No, it hasn’t.
e got brushHave we got? brushes
We haven’t got Yes, we have .No, we
mouse micehaven’t.
man men
ve got You haven’t got Have you got? Yes, we have. No, we
cat cats
haven’t.
foot feet
ave got They haven’t Have they got? Yes, they have. No, they
child children
got haven’t.
tomato tomatoes
watch watches
class classes
lady ladies
cherry cherries
Personal Pronouns
leaf leaves
baby babies
I knife knives
You woman women
He glass glasses
She life lives
tooth teeth
It
key keys
box boxes
tomato tomatoes 4
name names
scarf scarves
 The Home
There is/There are
a/an
Prepositions of place
Ordinal numbers
Affirmative Negative Questions Short Answers

There is There isn’t Is there? Yes, there is. No, there isn’t.
There are There aren’t Are there? Yes, there are. NO, there aren’t.

 bathroom
 kitchen
 living room

 bedroom
 hall
 door
a/an wall Some any
For 
1 thing
sofa Means a few Used for
 floor questions and
 stove/cooker negatives
 cupboard For uncountables
 mirror
A chair
 stairs
An apple Some chairs I haven’t got any
 sink French books.
 fireplace Some Have you got any
 wood water/butter/sugar money?
 apartment building
 block of flats
 table

 fridge
 chair
 armchair
 carpet
 cushions (sofa)
 closet/wardrobe
 bookcase
 desk 5
 pillows
 vase
 flowers
 CAN’T

I can swim He can’t fly.

Birds can fly. Babies can’t read.
He can draw pictures. She can’t drive a car.

Prepositions Ordinal Numbers

In
On first
under second
behind third
next to fourth
in front of fifth
between sixth
near seventh
eight
ninth
tenth
eleventh
twelfth
thirteenth
fourteenth
twentieth
twenty-first

Families
Describing People
Describing people
 rude
 clever Daily routines
 quiet Present Simple
 ugly Jobs
 hardworking
Telling time

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  polite
 happy
 funny
 strong
 weak
 noisy
 silly
 serious
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTSIONS
Families No “s”
I like I don’t like Do I like?
 granddad You like You don’t like Do you like?
 grandma He likes He doesn’t like Does he like?
 dad She likes She doesn’t like Does she like?
 mum/mom
 brother It likes It doesn’t like Does it like?
 sister We like We don’t like Do we like?
 uncle You like You don’t like Do you like?
 aunt They like They don’t like Do they like?
 daughter
 father-in-law I love swimming.
 mother-in-law
 husband
I hate getting up
 wife early.
 cousin/cousin

Adverbs of Frequency

always All the time

Daily Routines
usually Most of the time
often Quite aPresent
lot Simple
 get up in the morning
sometimes Now and then
 go to school
never Not atWeall use it for habits of
 got to bed routines.
frequently Quite often
 We use it for things that are
 have breakfast true.
 have lunch We use it with these words:
 have dinner
 always
 watch TV
 ever
 have dinner
 every day/week/year
 in the morning
 in the afternoon 7  usually
 in the evening  frequently
 sometimes

Jobs What do they do?

 vet looks after sick animals

 teacher teaches children
 mechanic fixes cars
 secretary types letters, helps her boss
 hairdresser fixes people’s hair/cuts hair
 nurse takes care of people in the hospital
 photographer takes pictures
 footballer plays football
 pilot flies planes



Animals
Parts of animals
Prepositions of time
Comparative and Superlative

Telling Time: What times is it?

 It’s 5 o’clock.
 It’s five thirty. 5:30`
 It’s quarter past five.
 It’s quarter to 6.
 It’s 5:15.
 It’s 7:45.
 At 8 o’clock

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 Animals Parts of Animals

 cow  claws
 horse  wings
 eagle  beak
 bear  body
 sheep  legs
 fox  head
 chimpanzee  feathers
 chicken  tail
 rabbit  fur
 elephant  hooves
IN  duck AT  scales ON
 squirrel  teeth
 December at 8 o’clock on my birthday
 sheep  mouth
 in the morning at school on Monday
 in hamster
 the afternoon at work  horns on Christmas day
  giraffe
in the evening at night  on august 8th
 in dolphins
 summer/winter 
at noon/at midnight
 in goats
 spring/in 
at the weekend
autumn

Adjective Comparative

 long longer than

 wide wider than
 big bigger than
 heavy heavier than
 beautiful more beautiful than
 good better than
 bad worse than
 fast faster than
 many more than
 long longer than
 thin thinner than
 dangerous more dangerous
than

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 SPORTS GO PLAY

go skiing play compute

go camping play tennis
go swimming play basketba
go sailing play ping pon
go windsurfing play handbal
go jogging play football

NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

I am not playing Am I playing? Yes, I am. No, I’m

You aren’t Are you playing? Yes, I am. No, I’m
Weather
playing.
Sports Verbs
He isn’t playing. Is he playing? Yes, he is. No, he
Present Continuous
She isn’t playing. Is she playing? Yes, she is. No, sh
Clothes
It isn’t playing. Is it playing? Yes, it is. No, it is
We aren’t Are we playing? Yes, we are. No, w
playing.
You aren’t Are you playing? Yes, you are. No, y
playing.
They aren’t Are they playing? Yes, they are. No,
Weather playing. aren’t.

 It’s raining
 It’s snowing
 It’s foggy
 It’s hot.
 It’s warm.
 It’s freezing
 It’s cloudy.
 It’s windy.
 It’s cold.

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Clothes

 jacket
 tie
 sneakers/trainers
 shirt
 shoes
 suit
 socks
 belt
 hat
 gloves
 shorts
 skirt
Food
 dress
 sandals
 grapes
 flip flops
 butter
 a top
 chicken
 sweater/jumper  yoghurt
 boots  cheese
 pants/trousers  oranges
 jeans  beef
 carrots
 lamb
 pork
 cabbage
 lettuce
 corn
 rice
 spaghetti
Food  apples
 bananas
Food containers
Some/any  potatoes
Will/won’t  onions
 garlic
 pasta
 soup
 bread
 milk
 ice cream
 cake
 pizza
 salad
 cookies/biscuits
11olive oil
 sugar
 flour
 coca-cola
 I won’t go. Will I go? Yes, I will. No, I won’t
You won’t go. Will you go? Yes, I will. No, I won’t
He won’t go. Will he go? Yes, he will. No, he w
ve Negative Questions Sheanswers
Short won’t go. Will she go? Yes, she will. No, she
It won’t go. Will it go? Yes, it will. No, it won
We won’t go. Will we go? Yes, we will. No, we w
You won’t go. Will you go? Yes, you will. No, you
They won’t go. Will they go? Yes, they will. No, the

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use it for now.

We use it with these words:

 now
 at the moment
 right now
 today
 tonight

Agreeing/Disagreeing
Types of movies
Adjectives for movies
Was/were
Past simple Tense
Past simple time words

NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT AN

I am not going to Are we going to Yes, I am.

leave. leave?
You are not going to Are you going to Yes, I am.
leave,. leave?
He is not going to Is he going to Yes, he is.

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 leave.. leave?
to She is not going to Is she going to
leave. leave?
It is not going to Is it going to leave?
leave.
to We are not going to Are we going to
leave. leave?
to You are not going to Are you going to Past Simple Tense Was/were
leave. leave?
ng to They are not going to Are they going to I was I wasn’t Was I?
leave. leave? You were You weren’t Were you?
He was He wasn’t Was he?
She was She wasn’t Was she?
It was It wasn’t Was it?
We were We weren’t Were we?
You were You weren’t Were you?
They were They weren’t Were they?

AGREEING

Yes, I do. Time Words

So, do I.
Really, I do. yesterday (morning)
last week
2 days ago

Film Adjectives Types of films

action
Boring horror
interesting animated cartoon
Sad comedy
Funny musical
frightening adventure
exciting romance
detective
western
science fiction
fantasy

Past Simple Regular Verbs

I played I didn’t play. Did I play?

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You played You didn’t play
He played He didn’t play.
She played She didn’t play.
It played It didn’t play.
We played We didn’t play.
You played You didn’t play.
They played They didn’t play.

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