DIGITAL NOTEBOOK

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ESCUELA NACIONAL PREPARATORIA PLANTEL 4

IV

INGLÉS

2023

Hello, my name is Rebeka Cervantes Beristain and this is my digital english notebook.

Agenda colores

• Yes, I don't.
• Yes, you don't.
• Yes, he doesn't.
• Yes, she doesn't.
• Yes, it doesn't.
• Yes, we don't.
• Yes, you don't.
• Yes, they don't.

• No, I don't.
• No, you don't.
• No, he doesn't.
• No, she doesn't.
• No, it doesn't
• No, we don't.
• No, you don't.
• No, they don't.

ANWERS

• Do I leave?
• Do you leave?
• Does he leave?
• Does she leave?
• Does it leave?
• Do we leave?
• Do you leave?
• Do they leave?

INTERROGATIVE

• I don't leave.
• You don't leave.
• He doesn't leave.
• She doesn't leave.
• It doesn't leave.
• We don't leave.
• You don't leave.
• They don't leave.

NEGATIVE

• I leave.
• You leave.
• He leaves.
• She leaves.
• It leaves.
• We leave.
• You leave .
• They leave.

AFFIRMATIVE

Simple present

INTERROGATIVE

Am I a student?Is it a student? Are you students?

NEGATIVE

I am not a student.He is not a student. They are not students.

AFFIRMATIVE

I am a student.We are friends. You are doctors

• She is tall.
• He is ill.
• You are mexican.
• They are students.
• We are good peaple

EXAMPLE

VERB TO BE

I am you are he is she is it is we are you are they are

Personal pronouns

En español significa "ser" o " estar"

Verb: to be

Otoño

• No, I wasn't.
• No, you weren't.
• No, he wasn't.
• No, she wasn't.
• No, it wasn't.
• No, we weren't.
• No, you weren't.
• No, they weren't.

• Yes, I was.
• Yes, you were.
• Yes, he was.
• Yes, she was.
• Yes, it was.
• Yes, we were.
• Yes, you were.
• Yes, they were.

• Was I a student?
• Were you a student?
• Was he a student?
• Was she a student?
• Was it a student?
• Were we students?
• Were you students?
• Were they students?

• I wasn't a student.
• You weren't a student.
• He wasn't a student.
• She wasn't a student.
• It wasn't a student.
• We weren't students.
• You weren't students.
• They weren't students.

• I was a student.
• You were a student.
• He was a student.
• She was a student.
• It was a student.
• We were students.
• You were students.
• They were students.

ANWERS

INTERROGATIVE

NEGATIVE

AFFIRMATIVE

SIMPLE PAST

• No, I am not.
• No, you aren't.
• No, he isn't.
• No, she isn't.
• No, it isn't.
• No, we aren't.
• No, you aren't.
• No, they aren't.

• Yes, I am.
• Yes, you are.
• Yes, he is.
• Yes, she is.
• Yes, it is.
• Yes, we are.
• Yes, you are.
• Yes, they are.

ANSWERS

• Am I running?
• Are you running?
• Is he running?
• Is she running?
• Is it running?
• Are we running?
• Are you running?
• Are they running?

INTERROGATIVE

• I am not running.
• You are not running.
• He is not running.
• She is not running.
• It is not running.
• We are not running.
• You are not running.
• They are not running.

NEGATIVE

• I am running.
• You are running.
• He is running.
• She is running.
• It is running.
• We are running.
• You are running.
• They are running.

AFFIRMATIVE

Present progresive

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EXERCISES

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• No, I wasn't.
• No, you weren't.
• No, he wasn't.
• No, she wasn't.
• No, it wasn't.
• No, we weren't.
• No, you weren't.
• No, they weren't.

• Yes, I was.
• Yes, you were.
• Yes, he was.
• Yes, she was.

• Yes, it was.
• Yes, we were.

• Yes, you were.
• Yes, they were.

• Was I eating?
• Were you eating?
• Was he eating?
• Was she eating?
• Was it eating?
• Were we eating?
• Were you eating?
• Were they eating?

• I wasn't eating.
• You weren't eating.
• He wasn't eating.
• She wasn't eating.
• It wasn't eating.
• We weren't eating.
• You weren't eating.
• They weren't eating.

Answers

Question

Negative

• I was eating.
• You were eating.
• He was eating.
• She was eating.
• It was eating.
• We were eating.
• You were eating.
• They were eating.

Affirmative

Past progressive

Alphabet

• THROUNG---- A traves
• I go throung the park every day.

• AROUND---- Alrededor
• You have many trees around your house.

• BETWEEN---- Entre
• The ball is between the two walls.

• AT----En
• The meeting is at the 2nd floor.

They are also...

• BEHIND---- Detras
• The bookcase is behind tha sofa.

• NEXT TO---- A lado
• The lamp next to tha sofa.

• IN FRONT OF---- Adelante
• The coffee table is in front of the sofa.

• UNDER----Bajo
• The briefcase is under tha desk.

• IN---- Dentro
• I will you in two days .

• ON---- Arriba
• It's on the box.

PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE

• Yes, there are.
• No, there aren't.

• Yes, there is.
• No, there isn't.

• Are there two bedrooms upstairs?

• Is there a bathroom downstairs?

• There aren't two bedrooms upstairs.

• There isn't a bathroom downstairs.

• There are two bedrooms upstairs.

• There's bathoroom downstairs.

ANSWERS

QUESTIONS

ANSWERS

QUESTIONS

NEGATIVE

AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE

AFFIRMATIVE

THERE ARE

THERE IS

• Good morning : ...----12pm/noon.
• Good afternoon: 12pm----6pm.
• Good evening: 6pm----12am/midnight.
• Good night.

1. It's eight o'clock------- 8:00
2. It's five past seven-------7:05
3. It's a quater past eleven-------11:15
4. It's half past three-------3:30
5. It's a quater to six---------5:45
6. It's twenty to nine--------8:40

DAY AND NIGHT

• Winter---- Invierno.
• Spring---- Primavera.
• Summer---- Verano.
• Autumn---- Otoño.

SEASONS

• 19th: nineteenth.
• 20th: twentieth.
• 21st: twenty-first.
• 22th: twenty-second.
• ...
• 30th: thirtieth.
• 31st: thirty-first.

• 10th: tenth.
• 11th: eleventh.
• 12th: twelfth.
• 13th: thirteenth.
• 14th: fourteenth.
• 15th: fifteenth.
• 16th: sixteenth.
• 17th: seventeenth.
• 18th: eighteenth.

• 1st: first.
• 2nd: second.
• 3rd: third.
• 4th: fourth.
• 5th: fifth.
• 6th: sixth.
• 7th: seventh.
• 8th: eighth.
• 9th: ninth.

Numbers

1. January---- Enero.
2. February---- Febrero.
3. March---- Marzo.
4. April---- Abril.
5. May---- Mayo.
6. June---- Junio.
7. July---- Julio.
8. August---- Agosto.
9. September---- Septiembre.
10. October---- Octubre.
11. November---- Noviembre.
12. December---- Diciembre.

Months

• Monday---- Lunes.
• Thursday---- Martes.
• Wednesday---- Miercoles.
• Tuesday---- Jueves.
• Friday---- Viernes.
• Saturday---- Sabado.
• Sunday---- Domingo.

Days

DAYS AND MOTHS

• The morning, the afternoon, the evening.
• January, february, etc.
• The spring, the summer, etc.

IN

• Monday, saturdays, etc.
• 5th may, 15th november, etc.
• Sundaynmorning, friday evening, etc.
• Weekdays.

ON

• eight o'clock, three-thirty, etc.
• noon, night, midnight, the weekend.

AT

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

• Before the main verb: Lucy usually goes out on saturday. Mike doesn't often watch TV on mondays.
• After the verb to be: Harry is never late for work.

How often?A: How often do you go to the cinema? B: Once/Twice/Three times a week.

Adverbs of frequency go

ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY

• No, I can't.
• No, you can't.
• No, he can't.
• No, she can't.
• No, it can't.
• No, we can't.
• No, you can't.
• No, they can't.

• Yes, I can.
• Yes, you can.
• Yes, he can.
• Yes, she can.
• Yes, it can.
• Yes, we can.
• Yes, you can.
• Yes, they can.

• Can I swim?
• Can you swim?
• Can he swin?
• Can she swim?
• Can it swim?
• Can we swim?
• Can you swim?
• Can they swim?

Can't=(cannot)

• I can't swim.
• You can't swim.
• He can't swim.
• She can't swim.
• It can't swim.
• We can't swim.
• You can't swim.
• They can't swim.

• I can swim.

• You can swim.
• He can swim.
• She can swim.
• Iy can swim.
• We can swim.
• You can awim.
• They can swim.

Answers

Questions

Negative

Affirmative

THE VERB CAN

Example:

• I don't understand. Help me, please.
• We're in the city centre. Meet us at Rick's cafe.

OBJECT PERSONAL PRONOUNS

• Melocotón
• Pera
• Pimienta
• Pizza
• Salchicha
• Filete
• Fresa
• Terrible
• Vegetal
• Vegetariano
• Agua
• Youghurt

• Peach
• Pear
• Pepper
• Pizza
• Sausage
• Steak
• Strawberry
• Terrible
• Vegetable
• Vegetarian
• Water
• Youghurt

Español

English

• Manzana
• Brócoli
• Cálmate
• Zanahoria
• Queso
• Cereza
• Pollo
• Producto lácteo
• Asqueroso
• Bebida
• Extra
• Fruta
• Uva
• Hambriento
• Limón
• Limonada
• Lechuga
• Carne
• Leche
• Champiñones
• Cebolla
• Jugo de naranja
• Orden
• Guisante

• Apple
• Broccoli
• Calm down
• Carrot
• Cheese
• Cherry
• Cicken
• Dairy product
• Disgusting
• Drink(n)
• Extra
• Fruit
• Grape
• Hungry
• Lemon
• Lemonade
• Lettuce
• Meat
• Milk
• Mushroom
• Onion
• Orange juice
• Order
• Pea

VOCABULARY

AnyWe use any (with uncountable and plural countable nouns):

• in questions.

Do have any milk or any soft drinks in the friedge?

• in negative sentences.

I can't make a sandwich because I haven't got any cheese or any tomatoes.

SomeWe use some (with uncountable and plural countable nouns):

• in affirmative sentences.

We can make a pizza. We have some cheese and some mushrooms.

• in questions when we ofter or ask for somenthing politely.

Would ypu like some chips?Can I have some ketchup, please?

We've got an orage and some ice cream in the friedge. We've got some apples, too.

• a(n)+ singular countable nouns.
• some+ plural uncountable nouns.
• some+ uncountable nouns.

COUNTABLE AND UNCAUNTABLE NOUNS

• many+ plural countable nouns

There aren't many potatoes in the bag.

• much+ uncountable nouns

There isn't much milk in the fridge.

• a lot of/lots of + plural uncountable and plural countable nouns

Martin drinks a lot of/lots of coffee.I have got a lot of/lots of friends.

Much/many/a lot of/ lots of

We use How many+ countable nouns: A:How many apples do you eat a day? B:two.

We use How much+uncountable nouns: A: How much lemonade do we have? B:About two bottles.

How much?/How many?

Español

English

• Dulce
• Amargo
• Salado
• Picante
• Fresco
• Agrio
• Galletas
• Donuts
• Panqueques
• Chocolate caliente
• Desayuno
• Almuerzo
• Cena
• Postre
• Rincón
• Mermelada
• Puesto
• Delicioso
• Pescado
• Marisco
• Salsa
• Sin

• Sweet
• Bitter
• Salty
• Spicy
• Fresh
• Sour
• Biscuits
• Doughnuts
• Pancakes
• Hot chocolate
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Desert
• Corner
• Jam
• Stand
• Delicius
• Fish
• Saefood
• Sauce
• Without

VOCABULARY 2

• Chaqueta
• Falda
• Camisa
• Pantalones
• Vestido
• Jeans
• Gorro
• Jersey
• Shorts
• Bufanda
• Zapatos
• Zapatillas
• Botas
• Cinturón

Español

English

• Jacket
• Skirt
• Shirt
• Trousers
• Dress
• Jeans
• Hat
• Pullover
• Shorts
• Scarf
• Shoes
• Trainers
• Boots
• Belt

What's the weather like?

• It's cloudy.
• It's windy.
• It's snowing.
• It's sunny.
• It's raining.
• It's hot.
• It's cold.

What's she wearing?

It's raining

• Extraterrestre.
• Porque.
• Cinturón.
• Botas.
• Traje.
• Vestido.
• Rostro.
• Prepararse.
• Santificar.
• Mano.
• Sombrero.
• Divertirse.
• Increíble.
• Chaqueta.
• Largo.
• Pintar.
• Par.
• Pull-over.
• Listo.
• Bufanda.
• Aterrador.
• Secreto.
• Camisa.
• Zapatos.
• Bermudas.
• Falda.
• Entrenadores.
• Pantalones.
• Por qué.

• Alien.
• Because.
• Belt.
• Boots.
• Costume.
• Dress.
• Face.
• Get ready.
• Hallowen.
• Hand.
• Hat.
• Have fun.
• Incredible.
• Jacket.
• Long.
• Paint.
• Pair.
• Pullover.
• Ready.
• Scarf.
• Scary.
• Secret.
• Shirt.
• Shoes.
• Shorts.
• Skirt.
• Trainers.
• Trousers.
• Why.

ESPAÑOL

ENGLISH

• Bailarina.
• Devuelva la llamada.
• Abrigo.
• Nublado.
• Frío.
• En.
• Más tarde.
• Ruido.
• En el teléfono.
• Ponerse.
• Lluvia.
• Brillar.
• Nieve.
• Estación.

• Estilo.
• Sol.
• Soleado.
• Clima.

• ¿Cómo está el clima?
• ¿Qué pasa?
• Viento.

• Ballerina.
• Call back.
• Cloudy.
• Coat.
• Cold.
• Into.
• Later.
• Noise.
• On tha phone.
• Put on.
• Rain.
• Shine.
• Snow.
• Station.
• Stil.
• Sun.
• Sunny.
• Weather.
• What's the weather like?
• What's wrong?
• Windy.

VOCABULARY 3

I don't want to wach Tv right now. I like your jacket.

Stative verbs (see, like, love, hate, want, understand, know, think, believe, etc.) are not used in the present progressive.

STATIVE VERBS

PAST SIMPLE: THE VERB TO BE