English Language Program for Adults: Level 1A Study Guide, Summaries of English

Download English Language Program for Adults: Level 1A Study Guide and more Summaries English in PDF only on Docsity! Departamento de Lenguas Extranjeras Facultad de Ciencias Humanas Sede Bogotd = UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA PROGRAMA DE INGLES ADULTOS LEVEL 1A ENGLISH FILE ELEMENTARY (2012): UNITS 1, 2,3 & 4 UNITS LESSONS FUNCTIONS GRAMMAR POINTS VOCABULARY Greeting someone Days of the week A. My name’s Hannah, not Anna. Introducing yoursself Verb be + Numbers: 0-20 Saying goodbye Subject Pronouns Phone numbers Naming countries and continents Continents Verb be in questions . ace Identifying country of origin and Countries and Nationalities 1 B. All over the world nationality Verb be - More numbers: 21-100 Asking about country of origin and nationality High numbers C. Open your books, please. Identifying classroom objects Following teacher’s instructions Providing personal information Asking for personal information Possessive Adjectives: my, your, etc. Classroom language The alphabet: Spelling your name Practical English: Arriving in London Providing personal information in a hotel context Following the receptionist’s instructions Verb be + ?- Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Hotel vocabulary Social English phrases A. Awriter’s room Naming things/objects Describing the things/ objects on your table Asking about things/ objects a/an, plurals this/that/ these/ those Things/ object on your home/ work table Things in your wallet/ purse/ handbag/ room 2 Providing characteristics of objects Common adjectives B. Stars and Stripes Adjectives Describe someone’s appearance Appearance adjectives Describing feelings Imperative Feelings C. After 300 metres, turn right Giving orders/ instructions Let’s Instructions to follow in public places FIRST ACHIEVEMENT TEST UNITS LESSONS FUNCTIONS GRAMMAR POINTS VOCABULARY Describing stereotypes Present simple + and - Verb phrases A. Things | love about Britain Talking about how people Third person -s really are Naming jobs/ profession/ Common jobs occupation 3 Asking about jobs/ profession/ Professions B. Work and play occupation Describing routines Asking about habits Present simple ? Occupation C. Love online Talking about things/ activities you like doing Talking about things/ activities you dislike doing Reacting to people’s comments Present simple with question words: what, who, when, where, why, and how. Word order in questions Likes/ dislikes: Music, sports, restaurants, food, etc. A personal profile: Hometown, occupation, languages, interests, etc. Practical English: Coffee to take away Buying coffee Telling the time Present simple +- ? Present simple with question words Menu at a Coffee shop Telling the time: the British and the American way Social English phrases