THURDAY CLASS (LAB) Emanuel Vilchis García

Activity 1

1. What do you think about this red dress? would fit her better
2. How much does it cost? It cost 20 dollars
3. What kind of clothes does he likes?
4. What size does your child have?
5. What kind of shoes do you like?
6. How tight are you asking?
7. What time do we close? We close at 8:00 Pm
8. What would you like to buy from him?
9. What do you think about this shoes?
10. How many clothes do you plan to buy?
11. What size do you have?
12. How many hats do we have? We have a lot
13. What do you think about this blue T-Shirt
14. When do we leave this local? On Wednesday
15. What kind of dress do you like?

Activity 2

Did you ask her what she thought about the red dress?
Did she ask you how much it cost?
Did you ask her what kind of clothes her husband likes?
Did you ask him what size his child have?
Did you ask her what kind of shoes she like?
Did you ask him how tight he was asking?
Did she ask you what time we close?
Did you ask him what he would like to buy?
Did you ask her what she thought about the shoes?
Did you ask him how many clothes he was planning to buy?
Did you ask him what size he has?
Did he ask you how many hats we have?
Did you ask him what he thought about the blue T-Shirt?
Did he ask you when we leave this local?
Did you ask her what kind of dress she like?

Activity 3
Transforms these questions into questions within questions

Did you ask him why he came?

Did you ask her when she will start the show?
Did you ask him where the supermarket is?
Did you ask her who that person is?
Did you ask him if you could walk?
 Did you ask her if you should call him?
Did you ask her what she should do?
Did you ask him why he was talking to her?
Did you ask somebody who can help you?
Did you ask him if he could come for a minute?
Did you ask her why she thinks that?
Did you ask somebody if he could come to play?
Did you ask me if we should tell them something?
Did he ask you why you say that?
Did you ask me where I think she went?

12 Phrasal Verbs

Did you know how to set up your computer?

It was my first flight.I was nervous as the plane took off.
You need to be more stronger, don’t give up.
You have to get over it and move on(go off).
You have to pick up your things and leave.
You have to hold on and not look down.
You have to go up the ramp and wait there.
Study and don't show off in public.
The cat is coming across the street.
You have to take on the responsibility for your actions.
You take over of the kids please.
You need to take over of your life.

JIM CARREY

It seemed good to me that he accepted what his

father decided to do, and that despite the
difficulties, he and his family continued to support
each other. I am moved that he loves his father
very much and that he shows us his inspiring
phrase so as not to give up and persist in what we
love.