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    The document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for English language learners. It includes common greetings and goodbyes in the first unit. Unit 1 also covers topics like name structure, regular and irregular plurals, and titles. Unit 2 discusses places and objects related to school and daily life. Prepositions and locations are also listed. Unit 3 focuses on family members and describing personality. Key phrases are provided for talking about family, such as "What is your __ like?"

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    The document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for English language learners. It includes common greetings and goodbyes in the first unit. Unit 1 also covers topics like name structure, regular and irregular plurals, and titles. Unit 2 discusses places and objects related to school and daily life. Prepositions and locations are also listed. Unit 3 focuses on family members and describing personality. Key phrases are provided for talking about family, such as "What is your __ like?"

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    Víctor Oropeza
    The document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for English language learners. It includes common greetings and goodbyes in the first unit. Unit 1 also covers topics like name structure, regular and irregular plurals, and titles. Unit 2 discusses places and objects related to school and daily life. Prepositions and locations are also listed. Unit 3 focuses on family members and describing personality. Key phrases are provided for talking about family, such as "What is your __ like?"

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    GRAMMAR STRUCTURES

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    Hw pages 31 & 32

    VOCABULARY AND USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

    UNIT 1

    Greetings: Hello / Hi / What’s up / Hey / Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening /

    Goodbyes: Good bye / Bye / Bye-bye / See you (later, tomorrow, next week, etc. / Good night

    How are you? / Have a nice day / Thanks, you too. / Take care / How do you say ___________ in
    English? / See you later / Where are you from? I’m from ________.

    Full name / first name / middle name/ last name/ nick name

    At @ / dot . / dash or hyphen (Vic-tor) / underscore or low hyphen (Vic_tor) / Capital letter (A) /
    Lower case or small letter (a)

    Regular prurals Irregular plurals

    A human / humans a man / men

    An alien / aliens a woman / women

    A student / students

    A singer / singers

    An actor / actors

    A soccer player / soccer players

    Single / married / divorced

    Titles:
    UNIT 2

    Places: at school / at the gym / at the library / at the taqueria / at work / at home / in the office /in
    the cafeteria / in the bathroom / in the kitchen / in the living room / in the bedroom / in class

    Sick / tired / late / asleep / absent

    School objects: a pencil / a marker / an eraser / a sharpener / a pencil case / a backpack / a


    cellphone / a notebook / a book / a calculator / a ruler / and umbrella / a water bottle / a wallet /
    a university / keys / colors / sunglasses / glasses / scissors / headphones / jeans

    Prepositions: in / on / under / next to / behind / in front of / between

    Objects: a table / a desk / the wall / the floor / a calendar / a tv/ a trash can / a map / a computer

    UNIT 3

    Family members: father / dad / daddy / mother / mom / mommy / son / daughter / husband /
    wife / parents/ kids / children / brother / sister / aunt / uncle / nephew / nice / cousin /
    grandmother / grandma / granny / grandfather / grandpa / granddaddy / grandparents

    Personality: quiet / talkative / chatty / shy / friendly / smart / interesting / bossy / lazy / grumpy /
    fun / funny / strict

    What your __________ like? He/She is ____________

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