Inglés II

A wide, wide world

Folio: INT-P2017-IDSP02-CP
 TEMAS A
DESARROLLA
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Temas a desarrollar
 Tema 1. Chunks to express degrees of possibility
 Tema 2. Chunks to explain the meaning of something
 Tema 3. Vocabulary for sightseeing situations
Next, we present the topics
to develop class to class.
Tema 1. Chunks to express degrees of possibility

Do you know that when we

speak and write, we repeat
a lot of phrases and clauses?
Tema 1. Chunks to express degrees of possibility
Chunks to express degrees of possibility
o The most frequent use of can in conversation is to talk about possibility.

Can and can’t (ability or possibility)

o Can is a modal verb. Modal verbs have the same form for all subjects and are followed by the base form of the verb. In questions, they
do not take an auxiliary and they come before the subject.
 
Statements
o Subject + can / can’t + base form of the verb = We can take a ferry.
 
Information questions
o Question word + can + subject + base form of the verb ? Examples:
  - What can you see in New York?
Yes-No questions - He can’t take pictures in the rain.
o Can + subject + base form of the verb ? = Can we get an umbrella? - Can we get a sightseeing tour?

 
Tema 2. Chunks to explain the meaning of something

Do you use chunks to explain

the meaning of something?
Tema 2. Chunks to explain the meaning of something
Chunks to explain the meaning of something

Expressions for explaining words

o A kind of = to talk about types of things.
o E.g., Lassi is a kind of drink.
o Kind of like = to talk about similarities.
o E.g., Lassi is kind of like a milk shake.
o Like = to introduce examples.
o E.g., Pita is a kind of flat bread like a tortilla.
 
Tema 3. Vocabulary for sightseeing situations

Let’s learn some useful

vocabulary about sightseeing
situations.
Tema 3. Vocabulary for sightseeing situations

Vocabulary for sightseeing situations

- See famous bridges.

- Go to the tops of towers.
- Go to palaces or castles.
- Enjoy the gardens and waterfalls.
- Visit an interesting place. Example:
- Taste the local food. London is famous for historic buildings like Buckingham Palace. But you can
also take a walking tour of its haunted buildings. The Tower of London is just
- Buy typical handcrafts.
one example. Can ghosts speak English? Go and find out.
- Buy local souvenirs.
Referencias bibliográficas

Cambridge Learning Management System (s. f.). Recuperado de:

https://www.cambridgelms.org/main/p/splash
McCarthy, M., McCarten, J. & Sandiford, H. (2006). Touchstone Student’s Book 1B. Recuperado de:
http://www.cambridge.org/touchstonearcade
 
Inglés II
A wide, wide world

Folio: INT-P2017-IDSP02-CP