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ASIGNATURA
INGLES IV
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DIRECTORIO
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CRÉDITOS
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UNIDAD I
APROVECHAMIENTO Y PRESERVACION DE
RECURSOS
STUDENT IDENTIFICATION
Name _________________________________________________________
First name last name
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PRESENTACIÓN
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MAPA CURRICULAR
ASIGNATURA ASIGNATURA
ANTECEDENTE: CONSECUENTE:
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ESTRUCTURA GENERAL DE LA ASIGNATURA DE INGLÉS
ANTECEDENTE
Inglés III
Inglés IV
Tipos Usos
Naturales Beneficios
Humanos Perjudiciales
Del conocimiento
COMPETENCIA DE LA ASIGNATURA
Al término del curso el alumno está en condiciones de poder aprovechar
los recursos del saber que ya ha obtenido para analizar y valorar la
importancia presente y futura de los recursos naturales y participar
activamente en la preservación de estos.
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COMPETENCIAS GENÉRICAS
Se autodetermina y cuida de sí
1. Se conoce y valora a sí mismo y aborda problemas y retos teniendo en cuenta los
objetivos que persigue.
2. Es sensible al arte y participa en la apreciación e interpretación de sus expresiones
en distintos géneros.
3. Elige y practica estilos de vida saludables.
Se expresa y comunica
4. Escucha, interpreta y emite mensajes pertinentes en distintos contextos mediante la
utilización de medios, códigos y herramientas apropiados.
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COMPETENCIAS DISCIPLINARES DEL BACHILLER
SPEAKING READING
Presentar a dos personas.
Participar en conversaciones acerca de
lo que necesita o ha hecho.
Preguntar y contestar preguntas simples. Leer una historia simple, de dos o tres
Usar oraciones cortas para comprar algo párrafos.
o solicitar un doctor. Poder seguir instrucciones simples.
Dar algunas direcciones simples. En ocasiones, al leer un texto, entender
Usar el tiempo pasado con algunos alguna palabra nueva, aunque comúnmente
verbos comunes. use el diccionario.
Tener suficiente vocabulario para una Obtener información de folletos, anuncios
conversación común. publicitarios, cartas, documentos, etc.
Usar algunas palabras como conectores Usar un diccionario bilingüe.
entre oraciones, como “y”, “pero”, Entender, si lee en silencio o en forma oral.
Hacer conversaciones muy cortas por
teléfono.
Hacerse entender usando un vocabulario
básico.
LISTENING WRITING
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A partir de esta guía de aprendizaje lograrás realizar actividades y ejercicios que
te ayudarán a potencializar tus habilidades en cuanto a inglés, de forma gradual podrás
ir comprendiendo este idioma extranjero.
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RECOMENDACIONES PARA EL ALUMNO
Los contenidos de Inglés IV, se llevarán a cabo a través de diversos textos, ejercicios,
evaluaciones, entre otras actividades. Cabe mencionar, que algunas de las actividades
propuestas las deberás realizar de manera individual mientras que en algunas otras,
colaborarás con otros compañeros formando equipos de trabajo bajo la guía de tu
profesor.
Así mismo algunas actividades están planteadas para ser resultas en el aula y algunas
otras te las llevarás de tarea buscando que practiques los contenidos revisados en el
aula.
Para lograr un óptimo uso de este módulo de aprendizaje, deberás:
compañeros y maestro.
Explotar todas las opciones dentro y fuera del aula para aprender el idioma.
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NOMBRE DE LA COMPETENCIA: El estudiante es
competente al expresar en forma oral y escrita en inglés, los
conocimientos que le permitan analizar, valorar e interactuar en forma
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responsable y consciente con los recursos naturales de su entorno y
su preservación.
2. Materials
6. Tag questions
1. Review
2. Vocabulary : Materials
3. Vocabulary: Nature
5. Who? or What?
6. Yes / No
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HABILIDADES Y DESTREZAS
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A continuación encontrarás
Welcome to algunos ejercicios que te
this course permitirán realizar un repaso
de los temas revisados
durante el semestre anterior
en la asignatura de Inglés III
A. Complete the next sentences in present perfect; use the verb in parentheses
and make the negative and interrogative forms.
Remember: Present
1.-Susana (lose) .......................... the key of her car. Perfect is used to describe
Neg.-……………………………………………………………….. an action that started in the
Int.-………………………………………………………………….. past and continues now.
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5. - I (read) ................................a hundred pages of this book.
Neg.-………………………………………………………………..
Int.-…………………………………………………………………..
B. Complete the first part to the sentences in Present Perfect and choose the
right word. Look the example.
Example: She has danced (dance) with you since / yet the party started.
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C. Write in English the words and found it in the soup
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A S D F G G H J J K L Ñ M N B V C C X H Q I S A Z X C V B
Q Q L A M P T R T Y B O O K C A S E C C B N M I F V B N M
A S S F G H J K L Ñ L J H G F D S A Q E R T Y U N P O I U
Q A D R E F R I G E R A T O R E R S V A S U N B G K L K V
E D C V G H J T R W F G H J K K L T A D F G J I O O P P C
C H E I R A F E I A Z D F G H J K O W S X G H J G E D G H
K J H G F D S A R H Y B O N B V C O F G H T J K A T E R A
Q W D F G H J J I R F G E E D G H L A D O A G H B T V B I
S E L B A T X C A V B N M D N F D S A P D A A Y I D S A R
M N B V C X X Z H A S D F G H J K L R Ñ P O I U N T R E S
S I M O N U S J C E S U A G U S T E A R N O L D E T D T D
E R P N O I M E M D M S I O V E W V I S A P R A T E B Y D
S P P E N T B E R F L Y D R A O G O N F L I C U S C O P A
T R I I S H U C A U M O S U L O Y S S I M E T S I H C R N
W E R L A O T P A P A P S F S A S C A R P E T A Z F E O F
S D F S L U T A P E C A S F G H D G H K O P P I H G F R A
X C C R H O B R O P I R G D S E R T G E S A V B V C X R Z
R T H J K L W Q T C L O C K A Z R A R H E C T J U E N I I
F C D W Q A Z L B N M B V X D R T R T T Y U I O P N M M G
Z C V B N M U T O Q W E R T Y U S N I A T R U C F G H J U
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8. house / year / / won’t / Marco / sell / the / next
___________________________________________________________
9. store / tomorrow / you / will / open / the
___________________________________________________________
10. dance / in / next Saturday / the / we / will / party / not
___________________________________________________________
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G. Complete the next sentences in future Be going to (idiomatic future) and make
the negative and the interrogative forms.
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I. Complete the next Conditional Clauses with the verb in parentheses
3. If you (touch) ............... the oven, you (burn) ........................ your hand.
4. If she (break) ............... the window, her parents (pay).......................... for it.
5. If they (go) ............... to the cinema, they (enjoy) ......................... the movie.
6. If he (be) ............... intelligent, he (solve) ................... the problem. Remember: First conditional is
formed by two sentences,
(If clause and Main clause) The
7. If you (go) ............... to the party, I (go) ......................... with you.
main clause is in future.
10. If your car (break down)................. , the mechanic (repair) …………… it.
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K. Write correctly the number in the part of the body.
1. head
2. eye
3. ear
4. nose
5. mouth
6. thumb
7. finger
8. hand
9. arm
10. leg
11. toe
12. foot
13. knee
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9. ………………..I go to the party? ¿Puedo yo ir a la fiesta?
10.He ……………………….drive Él no puede manejar
11. Martha will ………………….to cook Martha será capaz de cocinar
12. ……………………you play with me? ¿Jugarías tú conmigo?
13. You …………………..to figth Tú no eres capaz de pelear
14. …………….Ximena sleep early? ¿Debería Ximena dormir temprano?
Vocabulary: Materials
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glass iron lead leather linen
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Exercise 1:
Find in English the vocabulary about materials
P N V C Z A D D F D N U O R O G Y R A S M Seda
R G A N A D R E P O O C U R I S M S R O Y Lana
O S A D S C S R D G A M E S A O P T T B F Madera
B X Q U Q A A F P E T R O L L O G E S R E Cera
L A A A Z X R H L A B N P S U T D E U E A Terciopelo
E W A S C E R V E X Z A L S M F O L D P T Estaño
M T W D O R O Y N I T P A E I H I L N O H Paja
A C R Y L I C M N E N T S H N S I O I B E piedra
S E X G O A L O A E E T T A I E S N N L R Acero
E R E H M C O C L N M M I H U L I S E A T Plata
C V N A I D E C F M E R C I M T O B A C N Porcelana
K L I S A Q W F X R C E K E U G S G A L I Platico
N C R E P P I I U Y L R S R N W B W P O G Yeso
O D T E V L E V O M O S O K I O M Z P N S Papel
M A C P A D D H D A A T B D M Z I N C O U Mármol
I E C L U D O I G R D R D I A H L C J R R Lino
C L L E L N S N B U G A I N D U N O R I A Cuero
O Z V O Y V A G E S G W R G U A E B F Y T Plomo
S A G N I E E E M T U S J R O L R V H C N Hierro
D S D V R R S I L V E R S K A O I N G O I Vidrio
A S E I M S I N G C O T L E N F D M I I P Gasa
P A P E R I V A E I V L A Z A A O O F N N Franela
A G E D I O D D T R O L E E T I A G O G H Pluma
D K M Z Q N R N L O D L S S F L H Q G W A Algodón
U S P Ñ A D A A W A L I R E H T A E L N Z Cobre
E T L P I U O M U D T B I N E E R I I G E Cemento
D O E L D N B E D F E Y I A T H E A T R U Cartón
C N O O D L D D I S L C E N S A L N O N Q Bronce
V E S K I F R H J K B A P L A E C G O L I Aluminio
O T S N C S A T R A R A J O C H O T F A R Acrílico
M E E Y T U C O P Ñ A K J R G F T S E A Z Oro
D N J S O T S E U P M I O T Y O E W Q P X Latón (estaño)
S I S R E T S A L P N P M I C O M N B V C Zinc
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Exercise 2:
Write 12 sentences using the vocabulary. Look the example:
Example: The house is made of cement.
1. - ________________________________ 7. - _______________________________
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Marsh Oasis Reef Waterfall
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Stars Rainbow Soil Glacier
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Garbage Global warming Greenhouse effect noise pollution
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Exercise 1:
Complete with the words in the box
climate change global warming deforestation
garbage flooding urbanization
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2 16
15
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11 12 17
12 14
13 18
4 7
21 19
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Horizontal Vertical
1-Arroyo 7- Bosque 10-Bahía 16-Colina
2-Jungla 8-Río 11-Desierto 17-Lago
3-Cascada 9-Tierra(Planeta) 12-Mundo 18-Cielo
4-Tierra 10-Arecife 13-Océano 19-Playa
5-Árbol 11-Prado 14-Montaña 20-Isla
6-Volcán 12-Pantano 15-Mar 21-Acantilado
22-Oasis
In the example above, the focus is on the fact that my bike was stolen. I do not know,
however, who did it.
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The subject of a sentence in passive voice corresponds to the object in a sentence is
active voice
Subject object
Subject object
Present passive
The rivers are polluted The rivers are not Are the rivers polluted
by factories polluted by factories. by factories?
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Nombre CHANGE THE ACTIVE VOICE No. 4
Exercise 1:
Complete the sentences in Passive Voice, with the verbs in the box
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6. The natural disaster____________________ by the climate change
7. Animal ______________ in the ocean by oil spill.
8. The mountains______________ by the man.
9. The nature ______________ by the contamination
10. The endangered species___________ by the man
Exercise 2:
Change the following sentences form the Active Voice to the Passive Voice, and
write in negative and interrogative form. Look the example
Hector teaches English Affirm. English is taught by Hector
Neg. English isn’t taught by Hector Int. Is English taught by Hector?
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6.-Paula crashes the car.
Affirm.____________________________________________________
Neg._____________________________________________________
Int. ______________________________________________________
7. - My children finish the homework
Affirm.____________________________________________________
Neg._____________________________________________________
Int. ______________________________________________________
8. - My mother sweeps the street every day.
Affirm.____________________________________________________
Neg._____________________________________________________
Int. ______________________________________________________
9. - Many tourists visit Mexican beaches
Affirm.____________________________________________________
Neg._____________________________________________________
Int. ______________________________________________________
Exercise 3:
Active or Passive? Underline the Passive sentences
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13. The letters are delivered by the postman.
14. Alejandra drives the new car.
Exercise 4:
Exercise 5:
1-The largest diamond ever found is called/ are call the Star of Africa.
6-Every year the gray whales are see/ are seen in Baja California.
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Exercise 6:
Complete with the missing information
1. - The crown is made of ___________
2. - The houses are made of __________
3. - The box is made of______________
4. - The glass is made of ___________
5. - The chairs are made of __________
6. - The ________________ _____ made of plaster.
7. - The ______________ _____ made of Stone.
8. - The ______________ _______ made of porcelain.
9. - The window is made of ______________.
10. The ____________ _____ made of wood.
11. - The ___________ _____ made of nylon.
12. - The ____________ ______ made of silver.
13. - The books are made of ___________
14. - The _______________ _______ made of iron.
15. - The candles are made of_____________.
Exercise 7:
Match the following posters to the place where you see
____________________________ _______________________________
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Valuables should be left Meals aren’t
served between 1
Pm and 3 Pm
in the safe.
_____________________________ _____________________________________
If the suitcase is
forgotten, ask at the
Vehicles
are parked at owner risk.
counter.
__________________________ ________________________________
____________________________ ________________________________
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Nombre THE PASSIVE VOICE (PAST) No. 5
Instrucciones Comprender, diferenciar y usar correctamente la estructura de
para el Alumno voz pasiva en pasado.
Therefore, the active voice refers to those phrases that express a person (the subject)
performs an action.
However, sometimes we do not want to stress that a person is performing the action. In
this case, we make the object (things or persons on whom falls the action) takes the
role of the action. The above example says that:
Therefore, in the passive voice the object is used as a subject and remember that in
past passive voice we have to use the verb to be in past (was – were).
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Consider now the structure of sentences in Passive Voice.
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Nombre WHO? or WHAT? No. 5
Exercise 1:
Choose and underline the correct sentence in Past Passive Voice
Example: People used hieroglyphics five thousand years ago.
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2. - Many people in America spoke a native language.
A native language is spoken in America by many people.
A native language was spoken in America by many people.
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Exercise 2:
Complete the next sentences using was – wasn’t or were – weren’t and change
the verb in parenthesis with the past participle like in the example:
Example: Mexico wasn’t conquered (conquer) by Christopher Columbus.
Mexico was conquered by Hernan Cortes.
Exercise 3:
Instructions: Complete the interrogative sentences using the words:
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4.________ Mickey Mouse and Donald duck _________ by ______________?
Exercise 4:
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Exercise 5:
Write each sentence in Past Passive Voice in affirmative, negative and
interrogative form, use was (wasn’t) or were (weren’t).
Example:
(+)________________________________________________________.
( - )________________________________________________________.
( ? )________________________________________________________.
( - )________________________________________________________.
( ? )________________________________________________________.
(+)________________________________________________________.
( - )________________________________________________________.
( ? )________________________________________________________.
(+)________________________________________________________.
( - )________________________________________________________.
( ? )________________________________________________________.
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5.- Rigo Tovar sang “El Sirenito”.
(+)________________________________________________________.
( - )________________________________________________________.
( ? )________________________________________________________.
Exercise 6:
Read the text, underline and write the sentences in Passive Voice and answer
True or False.
José arrived late to work this morning because he had a few problems:
When he was sleeping he wasn’t woken up by the alarm clock.
Then he was woken up by a nightmare, he looked the clock and woke up very fast and
he was hurt in his toes by the bed.
When he was leaving to his house, he was hit on the head with a flowerpot that felt to
the window.
After that he walked to the bus stop, he was bitten by a dog and he was wet by a fast
car that was driven by his cousin.
While he was waiting in the same bus stop, he drank his coffee and this was shed in his
shirt by it because the glass fell to his hand.
When he was in the bus, his wallet was stolen and all his money and identification cards
were taken.
When José was walking into his office building, he passed under a tree and he was
stained by a little bird.
Finally arrived to his office and he was yelled by his boss for being two hours late.
Poor José!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1) __________________________________________________________
2) __________________________________________________________
3) __________________________________________________________
4) __________________________________________________________
5) __________________________________________________________
6) __________________________________________________________
7) __________________________________________________________
8) __________________________________________________________
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9) __________________________________________________________
10) __________________________________________________________
11) __________________________________________________________
Answer True, False or maybe (if the answer isn’t in the story)
Exercise 7:
Complete with the words in the box
was painted was taken was finished were punished
were broken were corrected was returned was seen
were practiced were arrested
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Nombre TAG QUESTIONS No. 6
Instrucciones
Comprender y usar correctamente las tag questions
para el Alumno
TAG QUESTIONS
A tag question is a short question added to the end of a positive or negative statement.
Tag questions are used to verify or check information that we think is true or to check
information that we aren’t sure is true.
For example:
+ -
You are student, aren’t you?
If the verb used in the statement is an auxiliary verb, then the verb used in the tag must
match it. If a modal (can, could, will, should, etc.) is used in the statement, then the
same modal is used in the tag part. If the statement doesn’t use an auxiliary verb, then
the auxiliary do is used in the tag part.
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A) VERB TO BE (PRESENT AND PAST)
Affirmative Negative
You are the new teacher, aren’t you? They aren’t lawyers, are they?
He is the doctor Oscar, isn’t he? You aren’t in this group, are you?
It was a hard day, wasn’t it? He wasn’t very famous, was he?
They were good friends, weren’t they? You weren’t at the party, were you?
Affirmative Negative
You work in a garage, don’t you? He doesn’t speak English, does he?
He lives with his parents, doesn’t he? You don’t work here, do you?
He arrived late to class, didn’t he? She didn’t come to work, did she?
You ate fruit, didn’t you? They didn’t call today, did they?
C) OTHERS (Present progressive, future simple, present perfect, there is, there are, modals).
Affirmative Negative
They are working, aren’t they? They aren’t working, are they?
You will return next week, won’t you? You won’t play with us, will you?
She is going to read a book, isn’t she? We are going to study tomorrow, are we?
They have gone home, haven’t they? You haven’t called home yet, have you?
Diego has finished his career, hasn’t he? He hasn’t arrived yet, has he?
There is a new student, isn’t there? There isn’t a T.V. in the school, is there?
You should study, shouldn’t you? Ruben wouldn’t go to the party, would Ruben?
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Ricardo isn’t a doctor, is he?
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Exercise 1:
Complete the sentences with the correct Tag Question
1. Brian arrived from Italy last night, _________________________?
2. Mary is a very good lawyer, _________________________?
3. You wrote those letters, _________________________?
4. There are many students absent today, _________________________?
5. It was a good movie, _________________________?
6. The bus stops in this corner, _________________________?
7. He has studied English for years, _________________________?
8. You will be in class tomorrow, _________________________?
9. They have been studying, _________________________?
10. Juan and Jesus were in Oaxaca last year, _________________________?
11. Patty will study medicine like her father, _________________________?
12. Mariana and Luz won’t come to class next week, ___________________?
13. They can buy the tickets today, _________________________?
14. You have lived in this house for years, _________________________?
15. He hasn’t been with you, _________________________?
16. Angie is going to read a book, _________________________?
Exercise 2:
Choose the correct answer:
1. Diana didn’t hurt her arms in the accident, did she? didn’t she?
2. The mail hasn’t been delivered yet, has it? hasn’t it?
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8. They haven’t had vacations, have they? haven’t they?
11. There were two flowers in the vase, were there? Weren’t there?
12. There aren’t good programs on T.V., are there? aren’t there?
Exercise 3:
Write the Tag Question in the correct place:
isn’t he? wasn’t it? will you? don’t they? has it? does she? isn’t it?
didn’t he? haven’t they? won’t you?
Exercise 4:
Match the two columns
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5. - The bus stops on 1st. street, ( ) has he?
Exercise 5:
Write 7 sentences using the different tense and translate:
1.-__________________________________________, ____________________?
__________________________________________, ____________________?
2.-__________________________________________, ____________________?
_________________________________________, ____________________?
3.-__________________________________________, ____________________?
_________________________________________, ____________________?
4.-__________________________________________, ____________________?
_________________________________________, ____________________?
5. - _________________________________________, ____________________?
__________________________________________, ____________________?
6.-__________________________________________, ____________________?
__________________________________________, ____________________?
7.-__________________________________________, ____________________?
__________________________________________, ____________________?
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UNIDAD II
Sociedad del conocimiento
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NOMBRE DE LA COMPETENCIA: El alumno es
competente cuando analiza, valora y preserva los recursos
naturales, incluyendo los relacionados con la cultura, la
ciencia y la tecnología, haciendo uso adecuado de ellos,
tanto en su entorno como en el regional, nacional o mundial
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1. Second Conditional
2. Past Perfect
3. Third Conditional
4. Relative Pronouns
5. Relative Clauses
6. Tools, Sports
1. If
4. If I had…
7. Tools Vocabulary
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HABILIDADES Y DESTREZAS
Uso correcto
Manera Trabajo individual
Conocimientos de las
Didáctica Trabajo en binas
a adquirir cláusulas
de Trabajo en equipos
condicionales
Lograrlos
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Conditional Clauses of type 2 are used to express an action in present or the future,
which is not true (contrary to fact). -As in conditional type 1- These have also a Main
clause and an IF clause.
If you went to bed early, you would be ready for the exam
IF CLAUSE MAIN CLAUSE
In this type of conditionals WERE is often used instead of WAS in the IF clause, to
express an opinion or to give advice.
In this type of conditional clauses are used the word UNLESS (a menos que) instead of
if…not…
I won’t buy this cell unless you agree (= if you don’t agree)
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Nombre IF …
Manera
Realizando los ejercicios presentados
Didáctica de
Participando activamente en las actividades de la clase
Lograrlas
Exercise 1:
Complete the next clauses with WOULD, COULD, MIGHT and the verb in
parenthesis as corresponds:
3. She ____________ (play) tennis better, if she trained three times a week
(jugaría)
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4. If they sang at the concert, it_____________ a great concert
(podría ser )
Exercise 2:
Translate to English the following clauses:
Exercise 3:
Underline the correct word to complete a second conditional clause:
Exercise 4:
Match the two columns:
1. Would play _____ a. podría ganar
2. Could win _____ b. podría amar
3. Might write _____ c. nadaría
4. Would swim _____ d. podría escribir
5. Might love _____ e. jugaría
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Exercise 5:
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses to form
Conditional Clauses Type 2.
Exercise 6:
Translate to Spanish next Conditional Clauses.
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
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VOCABULARY
Exercise 7: Use your dictionary and write the name of the picture.
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soccer
Instrucciones
Pregunta tus dudas al profesor
para el Alumno
Responde los ejercicios correspondientes
Hacer uso Manera Conferencia
Conocimientos adecuado del Didáctica Trabajo en pares
a adquirir pasado perfecto de Trabajo grupal
Lograrlos
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PAST PERFECT
In general it is used to describe:
Actions that have passed before another action in the past.
Actions that began in the past but have consequences in the present
Actions that had begun in a specific period of time in the past
It is used to show order of the actions form the past
This tense uses the auxiliary Had + the Past Participle of the principal verb. In Spanish
these forms of verbs have ADO, IDO, TO, SO, CHO meaning. The table below shows
that the auxiliary is used for all the personal pronouns
I, You ,He, She, It, We, You, They Had visited, traveled
SOME TIPS
When is used the word already = ya with this tense it is written between had
and past participle Example: When I got there the party had already started
By the time = cuando
Before using the past perfect check whether the action had happened before
another action
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We had spoken English at our project last Friday
Sharon and Sophie had studied French before they went to France
Mrs. Smith had had two sons before she got married
Exercise 1:
Read the two options in English and choose the one is correct
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¿Habías ( ) Had you ever ( ) Have you check your
escuchado antes heard before of that heard before of option, why not
a ese cantante rock singer? that rock singer? the other option
de rock?
Exercise 2:
Complete the text with the correct auxiliary and the Past Perfect of the verbs in
parenthesis
Exercise 3:
Write verbs in the correct form PAST SIMPLE or PAST PERFECT
2. After I ______ _______ (go) to the doctor I ______ (feel) much better.
8. She _____ ______(eat) such a large breakfast that she only _____(have) a small
lunch .
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Exercise 4:
Write in Spanish the following statements:
a. All the girls had finished the exam before 6 o´clock; the boys finished it at 6:30
_____________________________________________________________
b. Your cousin had planned her trip after she went back form the concert
_____________________________________________________________
c. The project had ended, when the contest started
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d. By the time, Lucas arrived to the bus station, the train had left
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e. His father had booked a ticket for the 3 o’clock flight
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THIRD CONDITIONAL
This conditional is used to talk about unreal situations in the past, (used to
express unrealistic situations - that never happened - in the past and, in general, within
the context of criticism, complaint or remorse). Like the other types of conditionals are
formed for an IF CLAUSE and a MAIN CLAUSE, in Spanish is the same to
“Hubiera”
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If she had come on Saturday, I would have seen her
Rossy couldn’t have played tennis, if it had rained last weekend
Would you have done the homework if you had copied it ?
Nombre If I HAD…
Exercise 1:
Translate to Spanish next sentences
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4. If she had explained the problem to me, I would have understood it
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Exercise 2:
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in parenthesis
3. Edna _________ (stay) at home if she ___________ (know) it was going to rain
Exercise 3:
Complete the following conditional clauses
Exercise 4:
Change to negative form the following conditionals
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c. Roger would have paid the bills if he had received his check
_________________________________________________________
d. If last night´s lecture had been in Spanish my parents could have gone too
________________________________________________________________
e. The teacher could have missed classes if she had felt sick this morning
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Practicar y
utilizar los Explicación del profesor
Conocimientos a pronombres Manera Trabajo individual
adquirir relativos en Didáctica de Trabajo en equipos
situaciones Lograrlos Trabajo grupal
cotidianas
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RELATIVE PRONOUNS
We use the relative pronouns to refer to a noun mentioned before and of which we are
adding more information. They are used to join two or more sentences
Subject or object pronoun for people, I don’t like the table that stands in the
THAT animals and things in defining relative kitchen.
clauses (who or which are also possible)
WHO Subject or pronoun for people I told you about the woman who lives
next door.
WHICH Subject or pronoun for animals and things Do you see the cat which is lying on the
roof?
Object pronoun for people, especially in
WHOM non-defining relative clauses (in defining I was invited by the professor whom I
relative clauses we colloquially prefer who) met at the conference.
WHOSE Possession for people, animals and things Do you know the boy whose mother is
a nurse?
WHAT Object pronoun for things, ideas What you see is what I have
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My sister was the woman that (who) was there
Exercise1:
Choose the correct relative pronoun and write it on the line to complete the
statement
a. I talked to the girl ______ motorcycle had broken down in front of the shop
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b. The Rojas family often visit their cousin in Syracuse _______ is near a river
c. My sister read a romantic novel last month _______ was very interesting
d. The painter ________ used an expensive latex paint is the principal neighbor
Exercise 2:
Find the words required in the box below
C G R U P w O D L V O N B
A U A I O E H P M U E I L
J A B O T L O I F Y A L T
N D A M O H W L D M H S H
E R E L A T I V E N A E A
S O N G O N H F A O S G T
Q E S E H T E E Y L E D A
E S U A L C Z W D K Y B T
D H O U S E U H C O U C U
V K O O O B K O A T I H P
B A R M H A T S N R O M Q
N N O N D E H E N E Y K D
D E F I N I T I V E G N R
R I V E R S O F F U U I T
T N H C I H W H D E S O R
U C S E D I B N O M O R E
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Exercise 3:
Re write the sentences using a Relative Pronoun, but giving the same meaning as
the original
5. Joe has won a LCD screen. His wife and children love watching cartoons
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RELATIVE CLAUSES
We use relative clauses to give additional information about something without starting
another sentence, and are introduced by relative pronouns who, which, whose, that
and the relative adverb where
You must know that:
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Defining Relative Clauses give information which is needed to understand the
meaning of the sentence. They are not separated from the main clause by commas,
examples:
Tracy is the nurse who / that has curly hair
The pen which / that your father gave you isn’t on the desk
Non- defining Relative Clauses give extra information about the person, thing or
idea they refer to. They are always separated from the main clause by commas,
examples:
SOME NOTES
The words Who, Which, That: can be omitted if they refer to the object of the
clause. However, Whose and where cannot be omitted
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Paris where Monique was born, is a beautiful city
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Exercise 1:
Underline the correct Relative Clause
a. Miss Green who / whose microwave was damaged by the short circuit, has
decided to buy another one.
b. Linda and Jaime that / who are in the same course this semester are engaged.
c. The ranch where / which we stayed last weekend, has amazing landscapes.
d. Phil Collins which / who presents his show at the Orange Bowl, is a great singer.
e. That building where / which is the oldest of the city has a gothic style
Exercise 2:
Check the given information for each clause and write D or N on the right line
D for Defining Relative Clause and N for Non- Defining Relative Clause
a. My friend Henry whose wife was born in Seattle moved there last week __
b. My friend Henry, whose wife was born in Seattle, moved there last week __
2. I am a bag fanatic
a. The bag which I bought last month cost 80 dollars __
b. The bag, which I bought last month, cost 80 dollars __
3. Larry has three cats two grey color and one white color
a. Larry’s cats, which is the white one, sleeps almost all day __
b. Larry’s cats which are grey color play with his slipper shoes __
4. Mr. Davis is very famous
a. Mr. Davis who I met at the mall is a famous painter __
b. Mr. Davis, who I met at the mall, is a famous painter__
5. Carmen’s mother lost her keys
a. Carmen’s mother who is a nurse has lost her keys __
b. Carmen’s mother, who is a nurse, has lost her keys __
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Exercise 3:
Make sentences using a Relative Clause. Remember you have to use commas in
some of the sentences. Work with a partner
A holiday in Washington
a. The students spent their holiday in Washington last year. Washington is near
Oregon, Idaho and Montana
b. They first went to The White House. There are available public tours from 7:30
a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
They first_________________________________________________________
c. After that they visited the Library of Congress and knew more of this historic
building and learn about its history, symbolic art and architecture
After that_________________________________________________________
d. Then they travel to the Smithsonian National Zoological Park by bus. There they
could see many animals, from birds to mammals to reptiles for free admission
Then____________________________________________________________
e. Finally they went back to the hotel had delicious dinner and went to sleep
Finally___________________________________________________________
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TOOLS VOCABULARY
Exercise 4:
Search in the dictionary the meaning of the following tools
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_________________ _________________ ____________________
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IRREGULAR VERBS LIST
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fight fought fought pelear, combatir.
find found found encontrar, descubrir.
find out found out found out averiguar, investigar.
flee fled fled escapar, huir, evitar.
fly flew flown volar
forbid forbade forbidden prohibir.
foresee foresaw foreseen prever, prevenir
forget forgot forgotten olvidar (se)
forgive forgave forgiven perdonar
freeze froze frozen congelar
get got got (ten) lograr, obtener, conseguir.
give gave given dar, conceder.
go went gone ir (se), funcionar, resultar.
grind ground ground moler, triturar.
grow grew grown crecer, cultivar.
hang hung hung colgar, suspender.
have had had tener, haber.
hear heard heard oír, escuchar.
hide hid hid (den) ocultar, encubrir.
hit hit hit pegar, golpear, acertar.
hold held held sostener, mantener, contener.
hurt hurt hurt herir, dañar, lastimar.
keep kept kept mantener, guardar, conservar.
know knew known conocer, saber.
lay laid laid poner, colocar.
lead led led guiar, llevar, conducir.
learn learnt learnt aprender, saber.
leave left left partir, irse, abandonar.
lend lent lent prestar
let let let permitir, conceder.
lie lay lain tenderse, descansar,
light lit lit alumbrar, iluminar, encender
lose lost lost perder, malgastar.
make made made hacer, confeccionar, producir.
meet met met encontrarse, satisfacer.
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melt melted molten (old) derretir (se), fundir (se)
mistake mistook mistaken equivocarse, errar
pay paid paid pagar, recompensar.
put put put poner, colocar, exponer.
read read read leer, descifrar, marcar.
rebuild rebuilt rebuilt reconstruir
rid rid rid librarse, zafarse.
ride rode ridden rodar, tener juego, funcionar.
ring rang rung tocar, sonar.
rise rose risen ascender, elevarse, levantarse
run ran run correr, funcionar.
say said said decir, afirmar.
see saw seen ver, observar.
sell sold sold vender
send sent sent enviar
set set set instalar, establecer, colocar
shake shook shaken sacudir, lanzar, agitar.
shed shed shed derramar, esparcir, dejar caer.
shine shone shone brillar, relumbrar, sobresalir.
shoot shot shot disparar, emitir, lanzar.
show showed shown mostrar, exhibir, probar
shut shut shut cerrar, impedir, excluir.
sing sang sung cantar
sit sat sat sentarse, reunirse.
sleep slept slept dormir
slide slid slid(den) resbalar, deslizarse,
smell smelt smelt oler, percibir.
speak spoke spoken hablar, decir.
speed sped sped acelerar, apresurarse.
spend spent spent gastar, consumir, emplear(tiempo)
split split split partir, dividir, separar, reventar.
spoil spoilt spoilt deteriorar, dañar, inutilizar.
spread spread spread extender, esparcir, propagar.
spring sprang sprung saltar, soltar, brotar, surgir.
stand stood stood pararse, tolerar, estar (de pie).
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steal stole stolen robar, escabullirse.
stick stuck stuck pegar, adherirse, prender, fijar.
stink stank stunk oler mal, apestar.
strike struck struck golpear, pegar, estallar.
swell swelled swollen hinchar, inflamar, engrosar.
swim swam swum nadar, flotar.
swing swung swung balancear(se), hacer girar.
take took taken tomar, llevar.
teach taught taught enseñar
tell told told decir, contar, narrar.
think thought thought pensar, creer.
throw threw thrown lanzar, tirar, arrojar.
understand understood understood comprender.
wake woke woke (n) despertar, excitar.
wear Wore worn gastar(se), consumirse, usar.
win Won won ganar, conquistar.
write Wrote written escribir.
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agree agreed Agreed concordar
answer answered Answered responder
arrange arranged Arranged arreglar, ordenar
arrive arrived Arrived arribar, llegar
accustom accustomed Accustomed acostumbrar
annoy annoyed Annoyed molestar
appeal applealed Applealed atraer
appear appeared Appeared aparecer
board boarded Boarded abordar
bark barked Barked ladrar
bless blessed Blessed bendecir
brush brushed Brushed cepillar
belong belonged Belonged pertenecer
beg begged Begged suplicar, mendigar
believe believed believed creer
boil boiled boiled hervir
breathe breathed breathed respirar
complete completed completed completar
count counted counted contar
close closed closed cerrar
cook cooked cooked cocinar
crash crashed crashed chocar
cross crosssed crosssed cruzar
call called called llamar
care cared cared cuidar
carry carried carried llevar
change changed changed cambiar
check checked checked chequear
charge charged charged cargar, cobrar
clean cleaned cleaned limpiar
climb climbed climbed escalar, subir
comb combed combed peinar
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cover covered covered cubrir
cry cried cried llorar
crawl crawled crawled gatear, arrastrarse
dance danced danced bailar
dress dressed dressed vestir
die died died morir
declare declared declared declarar
delay delayed delayed demorar
deliver delivered delivered entregar
deny denied denied negar
dine dined dined cenar
dry dried dried secar
enjoy enjoyed enjoyed disfrutar
engage engaged engaged comprometer
envy envied envied envidiar
express expressed expressed expresar
exclaim exclaimed exclaimed exclamar
explain explained explained explicar
fail failed failed fracasar, fallar
file filed filed archivar
fill filled filled llenar
fire fired fired despedir del trabajo, disparar
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happen happened happened suceder
hurry hurried hurried apurar (se)
imagine imagined imagined imaginar
iron ironed ironed planchar
judge judged judged juzgar
kiss kissed kissed besar
kill killed killed matar
laugh laughged laughged reír
leak leaked leaked gotear
like liked liked gustar
look looked looked mirar
miss missed missed extrañar
marry married married casar (se)
measure measured measured medir
move moved moved mover
observe observed observed observar
offer offered offered ofrecer
open opened opened abrir
order ordered ordered ordenar
perform performed performed ejecutar, llevar a cabo
plan planned planned planear
play played played jugar, tocar
pray prayed prayed orar
prefer prefered prefered preferir
prepare prepared prepared preparar
pull pulled pulled tirar, jalar
park parked parked estacionar
pass passed passed pasar
pick picked picked recoger
please pleased pleased complacer, favorecer
polish polished polished pulir
practise practised practised practicar
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promise promised promised prometer
pronounce pronounced pronounced pronunciar
punish punished punished castigar
push pushed pushed empujar
repeat repeated repeated repetir
report reported reported reportar, informar
request requested requested solicitar, pedir
rest rested rested descansar
reach reached reached alcanzar
refuse refused refused rehusar, rechazar
raise raised raised levantar
rain rained rained llover
receive received received recibir
remain remained remained quedar, sobrar
remember remembered remembered recordar
repair pepaired pepaired reparar
require required required requerir
reserve reserved reserved reservar, guardar
row rowed rowed remar
resolve resolved resolved resolver
return returned returned retornar, volver
search searched searched buscar, registrar
save saved saved salvar
serve served served servir
sign signed signed firmar
smile smiled smiled sonreír
snow snowed snowed nevar
stay stayed stayed permanecer, quedarse
study studied studied estudiar
suffer suffered suffered sufrir
swallow swallowed swallowed tragar
slip slipped slipped resbalar
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smoke smoked smoked fumar
stop stopped stopped detener, parar
switch switched switched conectar, accionar
stretch stretched stretched estirar
talk talked talked conversar
thank thanked thanked agradecer
touch touched touched tocar, palpar
trap trapped trapped atrapar
tire tired tired cansar, fatigar
train trained trained entrenar
travel traveled traveled viajar
trouble troubled troubled molestar
try tried tried tratar, intentar
turn turned turned girar, voltear
use used used usar
visit visited visited visitar
wait waited waited esperar
want wanted wanted querer, requerir
walk walked walked caminar
wash washed washed lavar
watch watched watched observar, mirar
wish wished wished desear, anhelar
work worked worked trabajar
wrap up wrapped up wrapped up envolver
wreck wrecked wrecked naufragar
warm warmed warmed calentar
warn warned warned advertir
water watered watered regar
weigh weighed weighed pesar
whistle whistled whistled silbar
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