Inglés 1 DIST - Martes 15 de marzo

Ayer comenzamos la clase haciendo estos ejercicios de repaso:

1. Escribe la forma abreviada de las siguientes frases // 

Write the short form:

- She is French:

- They are in America:

- You are in the kitchen

- I am English

- My father is not in Paris

- We are not friends

- What is your name?

- Where is your sister?

2. Escribe la forma correcta del verbo ser// Write the 

correct form of the verb to be:

- I ________ Spanish

- You __________ in France

- Peter _________ a doctor

- Sally and Ana __________ Japanese

- Where _______ you from? You _______ from Ireland

- Where ________ John from? He _______ from Sweden

- We _________ at school

- My brother ________ very intelligent

- My parents ________in America

3. Escribe el verbo ser en afirmativa o en negative, según 

convenga. // Write the affirmative or negative form of 

TO BE

- I _______ Spanish, I __________ English

- _______ you American?, Yes I ______

- _______ Alice Italian?, No, she _______. She _____ Greek

- ______ your father a teacher? No, he ______. He _____ a 

doctor.

A continuación, comenzamos el estudio del verbo HAVE

• Estudia la conjugación del verbo HAVE (tener) en presente.

AFFIRMATIVE

I have got = I've got

You have got = You've got

He has got = He's got

She has got = She's got

It has got = It's got

We have got = We've got

You have got = You've got

They have got = They've got

NEGATIVE

I haven't got (I have not got)

You haven't got

He hasn't got

She hasn't got

It hasn't got

We haven't got

You haven't got

They haven't got

INTERROGATIVE

Have I got?

Have you got?

Has he got?

Has she got?

Has it got?

Have we got?

Have you got?

Have they got?

El verbo have también se puede conjugar sin la partícula "got" con el mismo significado.

En otras ocasiones, en combinación con otras palabras, have adquiere distintos significados.

Estudia estas expresiones:

• Have breakfast (Desayunar)
• Have lunch       (Comer - almorzar)
• Have dinner      (Cenar)
• Have a shower  (Ducharse)
• Have a bath       (Darse un baño)
• Have a coffee    (Tomar un café)

Practica con este ejercicio y con este otro

• Aprende algunas expresiones que en castellano se construyen con el verbo tener y, sin embargo, en inglés, se construyen con el verbo ser (to be):
  
  
  
  • Tener miedo: to be afraid - He is afraid of snakes
  • Tener X años: to be X years old - Peter is 34 years old
  • Tener hambre: to be hungry - I'm hungry.
  • Tener sed: to be thirsty - They are thirsty
  • Tener prisa: to be in a hurry - Mary is in a hurry