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English Alphabet

A(ei), B(bi), C(ci), D(di), E(i),


F(eff), G(yi), H(eich), I(ai), J(yai),
K(kei), L(el), M(em), N(en),
O(ou), P(pi), Q(kiu), R(ar), S(es),
T(ti), U(iu), V(vii), W(dobleuu),
X(ex), Y(wai), Z(zii).
Formal and Informal Greetings

Formals Informal
Good morning Hello
Good afternoon Hi
Good evening how is it going?
How do you do? How have you been?

How are you? what’s up


Ana: Hello, how are you?

Carlos: Hi, I am fine thanks.


what about you?

Ana: I am very good, thank you.

Carlos: I am happy to hear that. it is


always nice to see you, but I have to go,
talk to you later.
Ana: It’s ok. Take care!
TO BE
(VERBO SER O ESTAR)
Para crear una oración afirmativa utilizando el verbo to Be,
debemos identificar el sujeto de nuestra oración e utilizar una de las
conjugaciones del verbo to be (AM, IS, ARE) que le corresponda al
sujeto de la oración que queremos hacer.

I + am
He, She, it + IS
You, We, they + Are

Ejemplos:
I am nicol.
Nelson is my father.
Nelky and nelson are my parents.

Para crear la forma interrogativa de una oración con el verbo to


be, tomamos la conjugación y la colocamos al principio de la
oración.
Ejemplos:
Am I nicol?
Is Nelson my father?
Are Nelky and Nelson my parents?

Para crear la forma negativa de una oración con el


verbo to be, colocamos “not” después de la conjugación
que tengamos.

Ejemplos:

I am not Nicol.
Nelson is not my father.
Nelky and Nelson are not my parents.
Personal Presentation.

My name is Nicol Olivo.


I am nineteen years old.
I live in Rio Viejo.
I am studying Psychologist.
I have two sisters.
My parents are Nelky and Nelson.

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