level 1 unit 3

Universidad Tecnica del NorteAcademic language center

level 1unit. 3

MARIA JOSE MOROCHO MSC

Daily routines

Routines

Brush my

teeth

cook

Talk about your daily routines

Adverbs of frequencyCon qué frecuencia se realiza una actividad.

Always - Siempre

Usually - Usualmente

Often - frecuentemente

Sometimes – algunas veces

Never – nunca

100 %

Use adverbs of frequency by looking at this pictures.

Daniel often does homework.

They sometimes dance on weekends.

Mr. Obama always talks on the phone.

Lugar del adverbio de frecuenciafrequency adverb’s place

I always forget my homework. I never watch TV. Tony often studies at night.My baby sometimes cries.Alex always passes the exams.You never tell lies.

Technology

VOCABULARY: Technology

Survey: How often….?

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Technology definitions

Computer: an electronic device designed for performing operations on data at high speed:

Smartphone: a mobile telephone with computer features that may enable it to interact with computerized systems, send e-mails, and access the web

Tablet: an electronical device used like a computer. E-reader: a handheld device on which electronic versions of

books, newspapers, magazines, etc., can be read. Satnav: navigation dependent on information received from

satellites.

Technology definitions

Keyboard: a panel of keys that operate a computer or typewriter Printer: a machine for printing text or pictures onto paper,

especially one linked to a computer. Headphones: a pair of earphones typically joined by a band

placed over the head, for listening to audio signals such as music or speech.

Camera: a device for recording visual images in the form of photographs, film, or video signals.

Laptop: a computer that is portable and suitable for use while traveling.

Grammar: Have got Page: 140, 141 http://www.thefreedictionary.com/have+got

Have got = have (significa tener) / informal situations I have got the perfect job. I’ve got a camera.

Have got for possessions. I’ve got a new house. She’s got a car. Ana hasn’t got a new apartment. Has Tony got new shoes?

Preposition of timeon, in, at - page 38

WeeksMonthsYearsDecadesCenturies

Preposition of timeon, in, at Page 38

Preposition of timeon, in, at Page 38

Oral assessmentInvitation party

My party is…. It’s my birthday. It’s at ……. Am/pm The address is ………….. My telephone number is ……… My e-mail address is …………. Please bring ………