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Inglés II
UNIT II
1. Comparative adjectives 38
2. Superlative adjectives 44
3. Simple past: affirmative and negative forms 48
4. Simple past: Yes/No questions 52
5. Used to (affirmative, negative and interrogative forms) 56
UNIT III
1. Object Pronouns (used to) 60
2. Past Continuous: affirmative and negative forms 65
3. Past Continuous: Yes/No questions 71
4. Could (abilities in past tense) 75
5. Could (requests and possibility) 79
UNIDAD 1
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 1
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: IDENTIFICAR EXPRESIONES DE TIEMPO REFERENTES AL TIEMPO PASADO
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLÍCITOS E IMPLÍCITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERÓ Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
DISCIPLINAR: IDENTIFICA E INTERPRETA LA IDEA GENERAL Y POSIBLE DESARROLLO DE UN
MENSAJE ORAL O ESCRITO EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA, RECURRIENDO A
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS, ELEMENTOS NO VERBALES Y CONTEXTO
CULTURAL.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACIÓN DE CÓDIGOS Y HERRAMIENTAS
APROPIADOS.
GENÉRICA: EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
LINGÜÍSTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O GRÁFICAS.
IDENTIFICA LAS IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO ORAL E
INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
EXPRESIONES DE TIEMPO TRADUCIR VOCABULARIO AL RESPETO
EN PASADO ESPAÑOL DE MANERA PARTICIPACIÓN
INDIVIDUAL. INICIATIVA
LEER INFORMACIÓN NUEVA DE TRABAJO
MANERA INDIVIDUAL COLABORATIVO
ENUMERAR EXPRESIONES DE
TIEMPO EN ORDEN CRONOLÓGICO
EN BINAS.
ESCRIBIR LA EXPRESIÓN DE
TIEMPO DE ACUERDO AL
MOMENTO EN EL QUE SE
REALIZARON ALGUNAS
ACTIVIDADES
Productos de aprendizaje:
Traducción de vocabulario
Lista de expresiones en orden cronológico
Ejercicio I y II de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I y II de CLOSURE
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ANTICIPATORY SET
You can use the word year preceded by last or the year (2000) preceded by the preposition in.
I. Look at the following list of past time expressions and write them in chronological order in
the timeline.
Last morning - Last winter - In 1980 - The day before yesterday Last night - Ten years ago - Last
Friday - Last month.
TIMELINE
PAST TODAY FUTURE
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I. Write past time expressions to describe each event
a) Christmas last year / last December 25th / two months ago
e) A party ______________________________________
g) Vacations ______________________________________
CLOSURE
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II. Choose five of the activities above to write five sentences using past time expressions,
then read them to the rest of the class.
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UNIDAD 1
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 2
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: UTILIZAR EL VERBO “TO BE” EN FORMA AFIRMATIVA Y NEGATIVA EN TIEMPO
PASADO PARA HABLAR DE PERSONAS FAMOSAS
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLÍCITOS E IMPLÍCITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERÓ Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATIVO DE LA LENGUA,
DISCIPLINAR: CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCIÓN Y SITUACIÓN COMUNICATIVA.
IDENTIFICA E INTERPRETA LA IDEA GENERAL Y POSIBLE DESARROLLO DE UN
MENSAJE ORAL O ESCRITO EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA, RECURRIENDO A
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS, ELEMENTOS NO VERBALES Y CONTEXTO
CULTURAL.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACIÓN DE CÓDIGOS Y HERRAMIENTAS
APROPIADOS.
GENÉRICA: EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
LINGÜÍSTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O GRÁFICAS.
IDENTIFICA LAS IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO ORAL E
INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER HACER) ACTITUDINALES (SABER
SER)
VERBO “TO BE” EN CONTESTAR PREGUNTAS RESPETO
TIEMPO PASADO EN REFERENTES AL USO DEL VERBO PARTICIPACIÓN
FORMA AFIRMATIVA Y “TO BE” DE MANERA INDIVIDUAL. INICIATIVA
NEGATIVA LEER INFORMACION REFERENTE AL TRABAJO
VERBO “TO BE” EN TIEMPO COLABORATIVO
PASADO.
CONTESTAR PREGUNTAS SOBRE LA
INFORMACION LEIDA DE MANERA
INDIVIDUAL.
COMPLETAR ORACIONES
UTILIZANDO EL VERBO “TO BE” EN
TIEMPO PASADO DE MANERA
INDIVIDUAL.
EN BINAS, COMPLETAR UN TEXTO
UTILIZANDO EL VERBO “TO BE” EN
TIEMPO PASADO.
LEER INFORMACIÓN NUEVA
REFERENTE AL VERBO “TO BE” EN
PASADO EN FORMA NEGATIVA Y
CONTESTAR PREGUNTAS DE
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ACUERDO A ELLA DE MANERA
INDIVIDUAL.
CAMBIAR ORACIONES DE FORMA
AFIRMATIVA A FORMA NEGATIVA
DE MANERA INDIVIDUAL.
COMPLETAR ORACIONES
UTILIZANDO EL VERBO TO BE EN
TIEMPO PASADO EN FORMA
AFIRMATIVA O NEGATIVA.
RELACIONAR FOTOGRAFÍAS CON
INFORMACIÓN SOBRE LAS MISMAS
DE MANERA INDIVIDUAL.
CORREGIR ORACIONES FALSAS DE
MANERA INDIVIDUAL
IDENTIFICAR EL USO CORRECTO
DEL VERBO “TO BE” EN TIEMPO
PASADO
Productos de aprendizaje:
Preguntas contestadas sobre el verbo “to be” en tiempo presente y pasado
Ejercicio I, II, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII y IX de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I y II de CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
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STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Read the following information.
PRESENT TENSE PAST TENSE
Verb “to be” Verb “to be”
I am I was yesterday
You are You were last week l
He is He was ast month
now
She is She was at home last night
at home right now
It is It was an hour ago
in this moment
We are We were last year
You are You were last weekend
They are They were last Friday
1. Which are the two forms of the verb “to be” in past?
The teacher will check the answers with the whole class.
II. Complete the sentences using the past tense of the verb “to be”.
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• I _____________ _________________ yesterday.
(in the school /at home/ in a cyber)
IV. Complete the following paragraph using the verb to be in past tense.
Linda´s party
Fred _________ at Linda´s party last Saturday. He _________ with his girlfriend. The
party __________ good. There __________ many people. Mike __________in the party
because Linda is his best friend. They __________ classmates in elementary school and
now they are in the same high school. The dinner __________ delicious and the music
__________ great.
All the guests __________ very happy. It __________ an unforgettable party.
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V. Answer the following questions according to the previous information.
VI. Change the sentences from exercise II to the negative form in your notebook.
VII. Complete the following sentences using the verb to be in past in the correct form.
(affirmative or negative)
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Check your answers with the teacher.
IX. Using the information from the previous exercise, read the sentences and write TRUE or
FALSE. Then correct the false statements in your notebook.
Example:
CLOSURE
At random, students will read the statements to check the right answers.
II. Change the sentences from exercise I to the negative form in your notebook.
At random students will read the statements to check the right answers.
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UNIDAD 1
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 3
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: REALIZAR PREGUNTAS UTILIZANDO EL VERBO “TO BE” PARA OBTENER
INFORMACIÓN SOBRE OTRAS PERSONAS
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLÍCITOS E IMPLÍCITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERÓ Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATIVO DE LA LENGUA,
DISCIPLINAR: CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCIÓN Y SITUACIÓN COMUNICATIVA.
IDENTIFICA E INTERPRETA LA IDEA GENERAL Y POSIBLE DESARROLLO DE UN
MENSAJE ORAL O ESCRITO EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA, RECURRIENDO A
CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS, ELEMENTOS NO VERBALES Y CONTEXTO
CULTURAL.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACIÓN DE CÓDIGOS Y HERRAMIENTAS
APROPIADOS.
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
GENÉRICA: LINGÜÍSTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O GRÁFICAS.
IDENTIFICA LAS IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO ORAL E
INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS.
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN SITUACIONES
COTIDIANAS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER HACER) ACTITUDINALES (SABER
SER)
VERBO “TO BE” EN LEER ORACIONES Y DECIDIR SI SON
PASADO EN FORMA VERDADERAS O FALSAS DE RESPONSABILIDAD
INTERROGATIVA MANERA INDIVIDUAL. PARTICIPACIÓN
REESCRIBIR LAS ORACIONES INICIATIVA
FALSAS CON INFORMACIÓN CIERTA TRABAJO
DE MANERA INDIVIDUAL. COLABORATIVO
LEER INFORMACIÓN NUEVA
REFERENTE A LA FORMA
INTERROGATIVA DEL VERBO “TO
BE” EN TIEMPO PASADO.
CAMBIAR LAS ORACIONES DE
FORMA AFIRMATIVA A FORMA
INTERROGATIVA.
REALIZA PREGUNTAS A UN
COMPAÑERO.
ESCRIBE PREGUNTAS Y
RESPUESTAS SOBRE TERCERAS
PERSONAS.
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TRADUCIR PALABRAS
INTERROGATIVAS AL ESPAÑOL.
COMPLETAR PREGUNTAS
UTILIZANDO PALABRAS
INTERROGATIVAS
HACER PREGUNTAS PARA OBTENER
INFORMACION TOMANDO EN
CUENTA ALGUNAS ORACIONES.
CAMBIAR ORACIONES
AFIRMATIVAS A PREGUNTAS
IDENTIFICAR EL USO CORRECTO
DEL VERBO TO BE EN TIEMPO
PASADO PARA COMPLETAR UNA
CONVERSACION
CONTESTAR PREGUNTAS
PERSONALES
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I y II de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II, III, V, VII, VIII, IX y X de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
EJERCICIO I, II, IV Y V DE CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Read the following sentences and write T if they are true or F if they are false.
You were in school yesterday _____ Your father was born in Mexico. _____
You were born in 1999. _____ Your mother was born in 2000. _____
Last year, you were 10 years old. _____ It was rainy yesterday. _____
II. Rewrite the false sentences from exercise I using the correct information.
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STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Read the following information.
PAST TENSE
VERB TO BE
I. Change the sentences from the exercise 1 in the anticipatory set to the interrogative form and
write them in your notebook.
II. Pairwork. Ask the questions from the previous exercise to a partner.
III. Write questions and answers using the clues below and the information from exercise VIII
from sequence 2.
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Example:
IV. At random, students will read the questions and answers and the teacher will make any
necessary correction.
V. Make questions and answers using the clues below.
VI. At random, students will read the questions to be checked by the teacher.
VII. Look at the chart. Make questions in your notebook using the clues given and then answer
them according to the chart.
In the cinema In a party last Sad last Friday With your
last night Saturday friends last
week
You √ X √ X
Bob X √ √ X
Mike and Joe √ X X √
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VIII. Write the Spanish meaning of the following WH words.
was I yesterday
were you last week The answers depends of the Wh word
was he last month used to make the question and are
WH was she an hour ago ? mostly in affirmative form.
word was it last night Example:
were we last year last Where...? I was at school.
were you Monday a Who...? I was with my parents.
were they day before Why...? Because I was sick.
yesterday
Example
a) My mother was at church last Sunday at 9 a.m. (where/ when / what time / who).
b) I was born in Monterrey in 2000 (where / when / who).
c) Mike and Bill were playing in a soccer team ten years ago (who / what/ when).
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CLOSURE
II. Change the sentences from exercise I of the ANTICIPATORY SET to the interrogative
form in your notebook.
III. At random the students will read the statements to be checked by the teacher.
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V. Complete the conversation by circling the correct answer.
A: When and where you were born/ was you born / you born / were you born?
B: I were born / was born /you born/ were you born in New York in 1980. And
you?
A: I born / were born / was born / am born the same year as you but…
I weren’t born / wasn’t born / not born / don’t born in the US. My parents
are / lived / was / is in Japan then… so I born / were born / am born / was
born in Tokyo.
B: How long were you / are you / you were / was you in Japan?
A: Until I was seven.
B: Were / Are you / Were you / You were happy there?
A: Yes, I am / I was / you were / I wasn´t, but my parents aren´t / weren´t / wasn´t
/ isn´t. Their jobs were / was / is / are very hard and Japan was / were / weren´t /
wasn´t very expensive.
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UNIDAD 1
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 4
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: CONOCER LOS VERBOS REGULARES E IRREGULARES EN PASADO ASÍ COMO LA
MANERA EN QUE SE ESCRIBEN Y SU PRONUNCIACIÓN
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
DISCIPLINAR: EXPLÍCITOS E IMPLÍCITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERÓ Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACIÓN DE CÓDIGOS Y HERRAMIENTAS
APROPIADOS.
GENÉRICA: EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
LINGÜÍSTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O GRÁFICAS.
IDENTIFICA LAS IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO ORAL E
INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
VERBOS REGULARES E ESCRIBIR EN INGLÉS LAS RESPETO
IRREGULARES EN TIEMPO ACTIVIDADES MOSTRADAS EN PARTICIPACIÓN
PASADO LAS IMÁGENES DE MANERA INICIATIVA
INDIVIDUAL. TRABAJO
ELABORAR UNA LISTA EN EL COLABORATIVO
PIZARRÓN CON LAS RESPUESTAS HONESTIDAD
CORRECTAS Y LUEGO ESCRIBIRLA
EN LA LIBRETA.
LEER INFORMACIÓN NUEVA
REFERENTE A LOS VERBOS
REGULARES.
CAMBIAR LOS VERBOS DE
PRESENTE A PASADO
AGREGÁNDOLES LA
TERMINACION –ED.
COMPLETAR ORACIONES
UTILIZANDO VERBOS REGULARES
EN TIEMPO PASADO
ESCRIBIR ORACIONES PROPIAS EN
TIEMPO PASADO
LEER INFORMACIÓN REFERENTE
A LA PRONUNCIACIÓN DE LOS
VERBOS REGULARES.
CLASIFICAR LOS VERBOS DE
ACUERDO A SU PRONUNCIACIÓN.
PRONUNCIAR LOS VERBOS
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LEER INFORMACION SOBRE
VERBOS IRREGULARES EN TIEMPO
PASADO
RELACIONAR VERBOS
IRREGULARES EN TIEMPO
PRESENTE Y PASADO.
BUSCAR EL TIEMPO PASADO DE
ALGUNOS VERBOS IRREGULARES
EN EL DICCIONARIO
COMPLETAR TABLAS DE VERBOS
REGULARES E IRREGULARES EN
TIEMPO PASADO.
CLASIFICAR VERBOS EN
REGULARES E IRREGULARES.
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio II, III, IV, VI , VII , VIII y IX de STEPBY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I, III y IV de CLOSURE
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ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Individual work. Look at the pictures and write the name of each activity in English
III. Group work. At random, students will write the correct answers in the board and will copy
the list in their notebook.
In past tense there are regular and irregular verbs. Regular verbs finish in –ed.
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• For verbs of one syllable ending in consonant vowel consonant, double the last consonant and
add –ed: stop -stopped
• If there is a consonant after a stressed vowel at the end of the word, double the
consonant:
o Stop – stopped
o Ban – banned
o Swap - swapped
• If the vowel is not stressed, do not double the consonant:
o Open – opened
o Offer - offered
• In British English double the last “l” even though the last vowel is not stressed:
o Travel – travelled
o Cancel – cancelled
o Marvel - marvelled
I. Add –ed to the verbs from the anticipatory set to make their past form in your notebook.
II. Complete the following sentences using the verbs in parentheses in past tense.
III. Choose five activities from exercise I of the anticipatory set and write five sentences in
past tense (in your notebook).
IV. Click on the following link and watch the video about the correct pronunciation of
the -ed sound at the end of regular verbs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_WYJClELoc
The following information is a summary of the pronunciation mentioned in the video.
-ed PRONUNCIATION
• It is pronounced as /t/ when the verb in the base form ends in sounds: x, s, ss, sh, p, k
• It is pronounced as /id/ when the base form of the verb ends in “t” or “d”.
• It is pronounced as /d/ with the rest of the sounds.
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V. Classify the following regular verbs according to their pronunciation.
fixed saved wanted listened worked needed studied asked played started
kissed laughed stopped opened painted watched traveled
In past tense, irregular verbs could have a completly different writing or not change at all.
Irregular verbs do not follow grammatical rules but can be classified by the way they change.
Example:
Drink - Drank Swim - Swam Run - Ran
Buy - Bought Bring - Brought Fight - Fought
Cut - Cut Read - Read Hit - Hit
VIII. Match the verbs in present with the verbs in past.
1. do ___ flew
2. make ___ spoke
3. sell ___ won
4. have ___ did
5. run ___ fought
6. fight ___ spent
7. fly ___ had
8. speak ___ made
9. spend ___ ran
10. win ___ sold
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understand ____________ write ____________ drive ____________
feel ____________ give ____________ see ____________
meet ____________ build
X. Complete each sentence using the simple past of the verb in parentheses.
1. My brother __________ to the hospital (drive)
2. You __________ at 7 a.m. (wake up)
3. You __________ to the doctor at noon. (go)
4. Your parents __________ some medicine. (buy)
5. Teresa __________ some exercise (do)
6. She __________ a healthy breakfast. (eat)
7. Dan __________ ten hours last night. (sleep)
8. He __________ some vitamins (take)
9. We __________ a lot of soda. (drink)
10. I __________ sick yesterday. (get)
XI. Choose five verbs from the previous exercise and write five sentences in past tense
(in your notebook)
CLOSURE
I. Complete the following chart by writing the Spanish meaning and the past tense of the verbs.
Base form Spanish Past tense Base form Spanish Past tense
answer need
ask open
call paint
clean play
cook rest
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dance save
earn start
fix stop
iron study
kill travel
kiss want
laugh wash
learn watch
listen wish
live work
II. Group work. Listen and repeat the correct pronunciation after your teacher.
III. Write the Spanish meaning of the most common irregular verbs.
BASE FORM SPANISH PAST TENSE BASE FORM SPANISH PAST TENSE
Be was / were Know knew
Break broke Leave left
Build built Lend lent
Buy bought Make made
Catch caught Pay paid
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Cost cost Read read
IV. Classify the following verbs into REGULAR or IRREGULAR , then write their past form.
live dance go make play write read watch clean fly paint be have listen
REGULAR IRREGULAR
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UNIDAD I
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 5
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: UTILIZAR ADJETIVOS CALIFICATIVOS PARA HACER DESCRIPCIONES
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATIVO DE LA LENGUA,
CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCIÓN Y SITUACIÓN COMUNICATIVA.
DISCIPLINAR:
SE COMUNICA EN UNA LENGUA EXTRANJERA MEDIANTE UN DISCURSO
LÓGICO, ORAL O ESCRITO CONGRUENTE CON LA SITUACIÓN COMUNICATIVA.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACIÓN DE CÓDIGOS Y HERRAMIENTAS
APROPIADOS.
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
GENÉRICA: LINGÜÍSTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O GRÁFICAS.
IDENTIFICA LAS IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO ORAL E
INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS.
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN SITUACIONES
COTIDIANAS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER HACER) ACTITUDINALES (SABER
SER)
ADJETIVOS TRADUCE PALABRAS AL RESPETO
CALIFICATIVOS ESPAÑOL RESPONSABILIDAD
LEE INFORMACIÓN NUEVA PARTICIPACIÓN
ACERCA DE LOS ADJETIVOS. INICIATIVA
ELABORA PARES DE TRABAJO
ADJETIVOS OPUESTOS COLABORATIVO
IDENTIFICA IMÁGENES
ELABORA LISTA DE ADJETIVOS
COMPLETA DESCRIPCIONES
ELABORA DECRIPCIONES
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II, III, IV, V y VI de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I de CLOSURE
Descripción
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ANTICIPATORY SET
Qualifying Adjectives
An adjective is a word used to describe a noun. It expresses the qualities or attributes of the word
it qualifies.
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II. Match the adjectives of the previous exercise with their correct antonym.
______________________
______________________ ______________________
______________________
______________________ ______________________
IV. Write three adjectives to describe each item from exercise III.
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V. Write three adjectives used to describe occupations, public places, and tools.
VI. Write sentences using the information from the previous exercises
VII. Read the sentences you made to the class. Correct them with your teacher's help
CLOSURE
1. My classroom is
_________________________________________________________________________
2. My city is
_________________________________________________________________________
3. My mother is
_________________________________________________________________________
4. I am
_________________________________________________________________________
5. My classmates are
_________________________________________________________________________
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6. My friends are
_________________________________________________________________________
7. My house is
_________________________________________________________________________
8. My cellphone is
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
II. Make a poster describing something or someone you like and read it in front of the class.
Example: My best friend is average height and thin. She is hard-working, kind and friendly.
She has beautiful brown eyes and short, black, straight hair. She is a very easygoing person.
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UNIDAD 2
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 1
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: REALIZAR COMPARACIONES DE OBJETOS O PERSONAS
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLICITOS E IMPLICITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN
EL QUE SE GENERO Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
EVALUA UN TEXTO MEDIANTE LA COMPARACION DE SU CONTENIDO CON
EL DE OTROS, EN FUNCION DE SUS CONOCIMIENTOS PREVIOS Y NUEVOS
DISCIPLINAR:
PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATUVO DE LA LENGUA
CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCION Y SITUACION COMUNICATIVA
SE COMUNICA EN UNALENGUA EXTRANJERA MEDIANTE UN DISCURSO
LOGICO, ORAL O ESCRITO, CONGRUENTES CON LA SITUACION
COMUNICATIVA.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACION DE MEDIOS, CODIGOS Y
HERRAMIENTAS APROPIADOS
• EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE
REPRESENTACIONES LINGUISTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O
GENÉRICA: GRAFICAS
• IDENTIFICA IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO ORAL E
INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS
• SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN SITUACIONES
COTIDIANAS
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER HACER) ACTITUDINALES (SABER
SER)
• FORMA COMPARATIVA • COMPLETAR LA ESCRITURA • RESPETO
DE LOS ADJECTIVOS CORRECTA DE ALGUNOS • RESPONSABILIDAD
ADJETIVOS EN BINAS • PARTICIPACIÓN
• LEER INFORMACION • INICIATIVA
ACERCA DE LA FORMA • TRABAJO
COMPARATIVA DE LOS COLABORATIVO
ADJETIVOS
• ESCRIBIR LA FORMA
COMPARATIVA DE ALGUNOS
ADJETIVOS.
• COMPLETAR
CONVERSACIONES USANDO LA
FORMA COMPARATIVA DE LOS
ADJETIVOS.
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• ESCRIBIR UNA
CONVERSACION
UTILIZANDO LA FORMA
COMPARATIVA DE LOS
ADJETIVOS DE MANERA
INDIVIDUAL
• COMPARAR ALGUNOS
RESTAURANTES Y DECIDIR
SI LA INFORMACION
BRINDADA ES FALSA O
VERDADERA.
• REALIZAR UN DICTADO DE
ADJETIVOS PARA
POSTERIORMENTE
CAMBIARLOS A SU FORMA
COMPARATIVA.
• ESCRIBIR ORACIONES
UTILIZANDO LA FORMA
COMPARATIVA DE LOS
ADJETIVOS
Productos de aprendizaje:
Activity I, ANTICIPATORY SET
Activities I, II, and III STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Activity I y II
CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Pair work. Use your dictionary to complete the adjectives describing the following pictures.
Then circle the picture that matches the adjective you found.
2. e __ __ __ y
1. b __ __ __ __ __ __ __ l 3. f __ t.
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4. t __ __ l 5. y __ __ __ g 6. h __ __ __ y
COMPARATIVE FORM
1. For adjectives of one syllable and for some adjectives of two syllables, we form the comparative form
adding "–er than" at the end of the adjective. Example:
2. For one syllable adjectives which end in consonant-vowel-consonant, we double the last
consonant and add –er for the comparative form. Examples:
Adjective Comparative form
big bigger than
hot hotter than
3. For adjectives of more than two syllables and for some adjectives of two syllables, we form the
comparative form adding "more" before the adjective and "than" at the end of the adjective.
Adjective Comparative form
4. A few adjectives have special comparative form. They are called Irregular adjectives and
need to be memorized. Examples:
Adjective Comparative form
good better than
bad worse than farther/
far further than
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Examples of Comparative Sentences:
a) My car is older than yours.
b) Lesson three is easier than lesson five.
c) Monterrey is more beautiful than Guadalajara.
d) The English class is more interesting than the Math class.
e) John is a good student. John is a better student than Paco.
f) New York is bigger than London.
II. Work in pairs and make sentences using the comparative adjectives from last exercise.
Example: Your iPhone is more expensive than my cellphone.
1.____________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________
3.___________________________________________
4.___________________________________________
5.___________________________________________
6.___________________________________________
7.___________________________________________
8.___________________________________________
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III. Individual work. Read the information about the restaurants. Then read the sentences,
write T if the sentence is true and F if the sentence is false.
Fast Food & Drinks. Nani’s Buffet & Grill Il Ristorante Mamma Mia
San Nicolas de los Garza N. L. San Pedro Garza Garcia, N. L.
Apodaca, Nuevo Leon
2 years old 10 years old
5 years old
10 dishes More than 30 different dishes daily $ 10 - $ 30
$ 5 - $ 12 10 minutes to downtown
$3-$7
25 minutes to downtown Pasta, Pizza & Gourmet dishes
35 minutes to downtown
Salads, grill, desserts, sea food Luxury and nice atmosphere
No variety
Family atmosphere
Youngters
Fast Food & Drinks is cheaper than Nani’s Buffet & Grill. ______
Nani's Buffet & Grill is older than IL Ristorante. ______
Fast Food & Drinks is closer to the downtown than Nani’s Buffet & Grill. ______
Fast Food & Drinks is more luxurious than Il Ristorante Mamma Mia ______
Nani’s Buffet & Grill. is more expensive than in Il Ristorante Mamma Mia. ______
Nani’s Buffet & Grill. is newer than Fast Food & Drinks. ______
Fast Food and Drinks is farther than Nani’s Buffet & Grill. ______
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CLOSURE
I. Listen to the dictation of adjectives and write them in your notebook. Then, write their
comparative form.
II. Individual work. Write comparative sentences using the following adjectives. Then, compare
your answers with your classmates writing some of your sentences on the board.
cheap – dirty – noisy – expensive – exciting – friendly – dangerous - modern
1. _______________________________________________________
2. _______________________________________________________
3. _______________________________________________________
4. _______________________________________________________
5. _______________________________________________________
6. _______________________________________________________
7. _______________________________________________________
8. _______________________________________________________
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UNIDAD 2
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 2
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: RESALTAR LAS CARACTERISTICAS DE PERSONAS U OBJETOS
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS EN COMPOSICIONES COHERENTES
Y CREATIVAS, CON INTRODUCCIONES, DESARROLLOS Y
CONCLUSIONS CLARAS.
DISCIPLINAR: DESARROLLA ESTRATEGIAS PARA HACERSE COMPRENDER EN
LENGUA EXTRANJERA EN SITUACIONES COMUNICATIVAS
COTIDIANAS, MEDIANTE CONVENCIONES LINGÜÍSTICAS Y
RECURSOS NO LINGÜÍSTICOS.
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
LINGÜÍSTICAS.
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN SITUACIONES
GENÉRICA: COTIDIANAS.
ASUME QUE EL RESPETO DE LAS DIFERENCIAS ES EL PRINCIPIO DE
INTEGRACIÓN Y CONVIVIENCIA EN LOS CONTEXTOS LOCAL,
NACIONAL E INTERNACIONAL.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
• FORMA SUPERLATIVA • RELACIONAR OBJETOS CON • RESPETO
DE LOS ADJETIVOS ADJETIVOS QUE LOS • RESPONSABILIDAD
DESCRIBAN • PARTICIPACIÓN
• LEER INFORMACION SOBRE • INICIATIVA
LA FORMA SUPERLATIVA • TRABAJO
DE LOS ADJETIVOS COLABORATIVO
• COMPLETAR ORACIONES EN
FORMA SUPERLATIVA
• RESALTAR LAS CUALIDADES
DE ALGUNOS
RESTAURANTES Y DECIDIR
SI LA INFORMACION
BRINDADA ES FALSA O
VERDADERA.
• ESCRIBIR ORACIONES EN
FORMA SUPERLATIVA
• CONTESTAR PREGUNTAS
UTILIZANDO LA FORMA
SUPERLATIVA DE LOS
ADJETIVOS
Products de aprendizaje:
Activity I, ANTICIPATORY SET
Activities I, II and III, STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Activity I, CLOSURE
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ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Individual work. Match the words with the correct qualifying adjective.
a. woman ____slow
b. car ____interesting
c. book ____expensive
d. man ____short
e. food ____hot
f. cellphone ____handsome
g. computer ____cheap
h. animal ____fast
i. season ____delicious
j. month ____beautiful
Compare your answers with a partner.
2. For one syllable adjectives which end in consonant-vowel-consonant, we double the last consonant
and add–est for the superlative form. Examples
Adjective Superlative form
big the biggest
hot the hottest
3. For adjectives having more than two syllables and some adjectives of two syllables, we form the
superlative with the most. Examples:
Adjective Superlative form
beautiful the most beautiful
interesting the most interesting
careful the most careful
4. There are a few adjectives which do not follow the previous rules. They are called Irregular adjectives
and need to be memorized. Examples:
Adjective Superlative form
good the best
bad the worst
far the farthest
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Examples of Superlative sentences:
a. Mike is the oldest student in the class.
b. New York is the dirtiest city in USA.
c. The Italian restaurants are the most expensive in the city.
d. Sony Ericsson is the best brand for cell phones.
II. Individual work. Read the information about the restaurants. Read the statements below and decide
if they are TRUE or FALSE.
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Il Ristorante Mamma Mia is the cheapest. _______
Nani’s Buffet & Grill is the oldest restaurant. _______
Fast Food & Drinks is the closest restaurant to the downtown. _______
Fast Food & Drinks is the most luxurious than Il Ristorante. _______
Il Ristorante Mamma Mia is the oldest restaurant. _______
Fast Food & Drinks has the cheapest dish. _______
III. Individual work. Write 5 superlative sentences using the information from exercise I in the
anticipatory set. (in your notebook)
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UNIDAD 2
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 3
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: EL ALUMNO CONOCE SUCESOS DEL PASADO PARA ESTABLECER UNA
COMPARACIÓN CON EL PASADO INMEDIATO Y PUEDE SER CAPAZ DE INSERTAR
EXPERIENCIAS Y CONOCIMIENTOS PROPIOS.
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA IDEAS, DATOS Y
CONCEPTOS. DESARROLLA ESTRATEGIAS ÚTILES PARA LA
COMPRENSIÓN, ANÁLISIS E INTERPRETACIÓN DE TEXTOS.
UTILIZA PROCEDIMIENTOS Y ESTRATEGIAS DE LA
DISCIPLINAR: COMUNICACIÓN ESCRITA Y RECONOCE LA IMPORTANCIA DE
EVALUAR LAS PRODUCCIONES, TANTO PROPIAS COMO AJENAS,
CON CRITERIOS OBJETIVOS DE CORRECCIÓN, COHERENCIA,
PROPIEDAD Y CREATIVIDAD.
APRENDE Y COMPARTE OPINIONES SOBRE SITUACIONES Y
PERSONAJES ESPECÍFICOS DEL PASADO MEDIANTE LA
UBICACIÓN DE SUS PROPIAS CIRCUNSTANCIAS EN UN
CONTEXTO MÁS AMPLIO.
GENÉRICA: EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
LINGÜÍSTICAS.
ASUME UNA ACTITUD CONSTRUCTIVA, CONGRUENTE CON SUS
HABILIDADES Y CONOCIMIENTOS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER HACER) ACTITUDINALES (SABER
SER)
• TIEMPO PASADO • COMPRENDER LA LECTURA • RESPETO
SIMPLE EN FORMA • IDENTIFICAR VERBOS EN • RESPONSABILIDAD
AFIRMATIVA Y TIEMPO PASADO • PARTICIPACIÓN
NEGATIVA • LEER INFORMACION SOBRE • INICIATIVA
EL TIEMPO PASADO SIMPLE • TRABAJO
• COMPLETAR ORACIONES COLABORATIVO
CON VERBOS EN PASADO
• CAMBIAR ORACIONES DE
LA FORMA AFIRMATIVA A
LA NEGATIVA
• ESCRIBIR ORACIONES
AFIRMATIVAS Y
NEGATIVAS EN TIEMPO
PASADO
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• ESCRIBIR UN PARRAFO
SOBRE SUS ULTIMAS
VACACIONES
• ESCRIBIR ORACIONES
SOBRE ACTIVIDADES QUE NO
REALIZO
Productos de aprendizaje:
Activities I and II from ANTICIPATORY SET
Activities I, II and III from STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Activities I and II from CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Read the following text and underline the verbs in past tense.
Wangari Maathai is a famous environmentalist. In 2004 she won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Wangari was the first woman who taught in Kenyan university. She was also the
first woman and the first environmentalist to win the Nobel
Peace Prize. “Protecting the environment is important for peace” said Wangari.
“There are many wars in Africa because everybody wants its natural resources.
Peace depends on saving our natural resources and
our environment. Peace also means respecting human rights”. Wangari worked very hard to help the
people in her country, especially women. In 1977, she founded the Green Belt Movement. The
movement planted 20 million trees in Kenya and in neighboring countries. Tree felling (when you cut
down trees) is particularly dangerous in Africa because trees provide water and food. Without trees,
people starve.
II. Individual work. Complete the following chart using the verbs from the previous exercise, either in
present or in past tense.
Verbs in present Spanish Verbs in past Spanish
is, are ser, estar was era, estuvo, fue
win
worked
plant
taught
found
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STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
I. Read the information from the boxes below.
We can use regular and irregular verbs and time expressions about the past.
In the negative form we have to use the auxiliary “did” and he verb has to be in the base form.
Simple Past
Affirmative form Negative form
I yesterday I yesterday
You last week You last week last
He last Sunday He Sunday
She two days ago She two days ago
It went to school in 2012 It didn´t go to school in 2012
last year last year last
We We
last semester semester a
You You
they a day before day before
they yesterday
yesterday
I.I Complete the following information according to the reading in exercise I of the anticipatory set.
1. Wangari Maathai__________ the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004.
2. The movement __________20 million trees in Kenya.
3. Wangari__________ in a Kenyan university as the first woman.
4. She__________: “Protecting the environment is important for peace”.
5. In 1977, Wangari __________ the Green Belt Movement.
6. Wangari __________ very hard to help the people.
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III. Change the sentences from the previous exercise to the negative form with false information.
IV. Look at the chart and write five affirmative sentences and five negative sentences about the
presented information in your notebook.
Yesterday Last month Last year An hour ago
You Do the Go on vacations Have an Write a poem
homework accident
Bill Fix a car Paint his house Win the lottery Read a book
Mike and Susan Go to a party Play soccer Get married Listen to the
radio
Maggie Visit a doctor Bake a cake Buy a car Take a nap
CLOSURE
II. Write five activities you didn´t do last week. (in your notebook)
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UNIDAD 2
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 4
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: REALIZAR PREGUNTAS DE CONFIRMACIÓN Y CONTESTARLAS DE ACUERDO A
DISTINTOS CONTEXTOS
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLICITOS E IMPLICITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERO Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
DISCIPLINAR: PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATUVO DE LA LENGUA
CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCION Y SITUACION COMUNICATIVA
SE COMUNICA EN UNA LENGUA EXTRANJERA MEDIANTE UN DISCURSO
LOGICO, ORAL O ESCRITO, CONGRUENTES CON LA SITUACION COMUNICATIVA.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACION DE MEDIOS, CODIGOS Y
HERRAMIENTAS APROPIADOS
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE
REPRESENTACIONES LINGUISTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O
GENÉRICA:
GRAFICAS
IDENTIFICA IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO
ORAL E INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN
SITUACIONES COTIDIANAS
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
PREGUNTAS DE COMPRENDER UNA RESPETO
CONFIRMACION EN LECTURA RESPONSABILIDAD
TIEMPO PASADO COMPLETAR UN TEXTO CON PARTICIPACIÓN
SIMPLE VERBOS EN PASADO SIMPLE INICIATIVA
LEER INFORMACION SOBRE TRABAJO
PREGUNTAS DE COLABORATIVO
CONFIRMACION EN TIEMPO
PASADO SIMPLE
ESCRIBIR Y CONTESTAR
PREGUNTAS DE
CONFIRMACION EN TIEMPO
PASADO SIMPLE
PREGUNTAR Y CONTESTAR
PREGUNTAS DE
CONFIRMACION EN TIEMPO
PASADO SIMPLE.
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I y II de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I y II de CLOSURE
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ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Complete the following reading using the verbs from the box.
We use Yes /No questions in Simple Past Tense to ask about events that occurred
(affirmative) or didn´t occur (negative) in the past. We can use regular and irregular verbs
and time expressions about the past.
In the questions we have to use the auxiliary “did” at the beginning of the question and add
a question mark at the end. As we use the auxiliary “did” the verb has to be in the base form.
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Simple Past
Yes / No Questions Short Answers
I yesterday
you last week I I
he last Sunday he he
she two days she she
ago in Yes, you it did / No, you it didn´t
Did it study 2012 last ? you you
we year last we we
you semester a they
they
they day before
yesterday
III. Write questions about Gabriel García Márquez using the information given.
a) He / write / articles for newspapers and magazines.
______________________________________________________________________
b) One hundred years of solitude / make / him famous.
_______________________________________________________________________
c) He /publish / Big Mama’s funeral in Mexico City.
_______________________________________________________________________
d) García Márquez / win / Nobel Prize of Literature in the 80’s.
_______________________________________________________________________
e) He / live / in Europe many years ago.
_______________________________________________________________________
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CLOSURE
I. Read the information in the chart. Then, write Yes/No questions and their answers according to the given
information. (X: negative answer, V: affirmative answer)
II. Work with a partner and ask each other questions from the previous exercise.
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UNIDAD 2
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 5
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: HABLAR SOBRE LAS ACTIVIDADES QUE ACOSTUMBRABAN A HACER EN
ALGUNOS MOMENTOS DEL PASADO
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLICITOS E IMPLICITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERO Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
DISCIPLINAR: PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATUVO DE LA LENGUA
CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCION Y SITUACION COMUNICATIVA
SE COMUNICA EN UNALENGUA EXTRANJERA MEDIANTE N DISCURSO LOGICO,
ORAL O ESCRITO, CONGRUENTES CON LA SITUACION COMUNICATIVA.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACION DE MEDIOS, CODIGOS Y
HERRAMIENTAS APROPIADOS
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE
REPRESENTACIONES LINGUISTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O
GENÉRICA:
GRAFICAS
IDENTIFICA IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO
ORAL E INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN
SITUACIONES COTIDIANAS.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
USED TO IDENTIFICAR ACTIVIDADES RESPETO
QUE ACOSTUMBRABAN A RESPONSABILIDAD
HACER EN SU INFANCIA PARTICIPACIÓN
LEER INFORMACION SOBRE INICIATIVA
EL USO DE “USED TO” TRABAJO
COMPLETAR ORACIONES COLABORATIVO
CON “USED TO” EN FORMA
AFIRMATIVA Y NEGATIVA
ELABORAR PREGUNTAS DE
CONFIRMACION Y
CONTESTARLAS
ENTREVISTAR A LOS
ABUELOS SOBRE
ACTIVIDADES QUE
ACOSTUMBRABAN A HACER
EN EL PASADO
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II, III y IV de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I, II y III de CLOSURE
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ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Read the following activities and put a marck √ next to the activities you used to do when you
were a child.
_____ play with dolls _____ go on vacations
_____ go to school _____ take a nap
_____ go to bed early _____ visit your grandparents
_____ eat candies _____ drive a car
_____ cook _____ smoke
Used to
Used to + infinitive, only exists in the past. It refers to past habits and customs. It is
used with all the personal pronouns. Used to in negative form is made of the auxiliary
Didn't + use in infinitive + verb in infinitive
Affirmative Form
I used to work harder
You used to study more
He/She / It used to eat less
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II. Complete the following sentences using “used to” and an appropriate verb.
1.- The dog doesn’t bark so much now, but it __________________every night three months ago.
2.- Grace _________________my friend in elementary school, but we aren’t friends anymore.
3.- He lives in Toronto now, but he ____________________ in Mexico in the past.
4.- When I was a child, I __________ ice cream, but I don´t eat it anymore.
5.- Alex has a car now, but he __________a bike two years ago.
III. Write sentences with “used to” in affirmative or negative form. Use the information from
exercise I of the anticipatory set. (in your notebook)
V. Using the activities from exercise I in the anticipatory set, make questions and answer them in
your notebook
Example: Did you use to play with dolls when you were a child?
√ Yes, I did
X No, I didn´t
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IV. Work with a partner and ask him / her the questions from the previous exercise.
CLOSURE
I. Complete with the correct answer.
1. I __________ smoke when I was in my 20s.
a) usually b) use to c) used to d) am used to
II. Write five activities your parents used to do or didn´t use to do when they were in the school.
III. Write five activities you used to do or you didn´t use to do when you were in secondary school.
IV. Interview your grandparents by asking them the questions from exercise III in STEP BY
STEP PROCEDURES
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UNIDAD 3
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 1
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: PROPORCIONAR INFORMACIÓN ACERCA DE LAS ACCIONES QUE SE
REALIZAN Y REPERCUTEN EN OTRAS PERSONAS U OBJETOS MEDIANTE UNA
SERIE DE SITUACIONES PLANTEADAS EN EL AULA
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y
CONCEPTOS EXPLÍCITOS E IMPLÍCITOS EN UN TEXTO,
CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL QUE SE GENERÓ Y EN EL
QUE SE RECIBE.
PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATIVO DE LA
LENGUA, CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCIÓN Y SITUACIÓN
DISCIPLINAR:
COMUNICATIVA.
UTILIZA PROCEDIMIENTOS Y ESTRATEGIAS DE LA
COMUNICACIÓN ESCRITA Y RECONOCE LA IMPORTANCIA DE
EVALUAR LAS PRODUCCIONES, TANTO PROPIAS COMO AJENAS,
CON CRITERIOS OBJETIVOS DE CORRECCIÓN, COHERENCIA,
PROPIEDAD Y CREATIVIDAD.
SIGUE INSTRUCCIONES Y PROCEDIMIENTOS DE MANERA
REFLEXIVA, COMPRENDIENDO COMO CADA UNO DE SUS PASOS
CONTRIBUYE AL ALCANCE DE UN OBJETIVO.
GENÉRICA: ORDENA INFORMACIÓN DE ACUERDO A CATEGORÍAS,
JERARQUÍAS Y RELACIONES.
APORTA PUNTOS DE VISTA CON APERTURA Y CONSIDERA LOS DE
OTRAS PERSONAS DE MANERA REFLEXIVA.
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
PRONOMBRES DE ESCRIBIR ORACIONES RESPETO
OBJETO SOBRE ACTIVIDADES QUE RESPONSABILIDAD
HACEN O NO HACEN PARTICIPACIÓN
LEER INFORMACION SOBRE INICIATIVA
LOS PRONOMBRES DE TRABAJO
OBJETO COLABORATIVO
COMPLETAR ORACIONES
UTILIZANDO PRONOMBRES
DE OBJETO
REESCRIBIR ORACIONES
UTILIZANDO PRONOMBRES
DE OBJETO
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RELACIONAR SUJETOS CON
PRONOMBRES DE OBJETO
REEMPLAZAR OBJETOS
DIRECTOS CON
PRONOMBRES DE OBJETO.
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II y III de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I, II, III, IV y V de CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
1. Obey ( ) my mother
2. Do ( ) the exercises
3. Help ( ) my parents
4. Read ( ) my boyfriend
5. Kiss ( ) TV
6. Answer ( ) my grandmother
7. See ( ) books
8. Watch ( ) the homework
II. Using the previous information, write sentences about the things you do and the ones
you don´t do in your notebook.
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STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Read the following information.
Object pronouns
In this example the pronoun is used as an indirect object, but in both cases the
My best friend Tony used to collect toy soldiers. I gave _____ some of my toys.
My English teacher Mary used to play music at class. I used to ask _____ to play
my favorite songs.
My mother gave _____ (me and brothers) a present for our birthday.
My grandmothers used to bake some cookies for the children. I used to help
______on vacations.
My partners and I have good teachers. They explain to _____ all about the subjects.
When I was a child my father used to swim in a river. He used to teach _____ how
to swim in different ways.
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II. Rewrite the sentences from the Anticipatory set by replacing the direct object with the
object pronoun.
Example. I obey my parents = I obey them
CLOSURE
___Mary and I 2. us
___Lucy 4. them
I was in the school answering some exercises. My teacher asked _____ “May I
help _____? But I told _____ “No, thanks. I can answer _____ by myself.
IV. Aaron was on a business trip to California. He shows you the souvenirs he got for his
family. Fill in the correct pronouns.
her
1. My sister Jane loves books. This novel is for (she) .
2. My children like Disney films. The video is for (they) .
3. My brother Matt collects picture postcards. These postcards are for (he) .
4. My parents like Latin music. The CD is for (they) .
5. I like watches. This nice watch is for (I) .
6. My wife and I love sweets. These sweets are for (we) .
7. My nephew likes cars. The toy truck is for (he) .
8. My neighbor wants to go to California next year. The guide book is for (she) .
9. Here is another souvenir. I don't know what to do with (it) .
10. You know what? - It's for (you) .
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V. Replace the underlined words with an object pronoun.
1. I invited Mario to my party. __________________________
2. I gave the children some Christmas presents. __________________________
3. I send my parents a letter every week. __________________________
4. He drives the car. __________________________
5. I have my books on the desk. __________________________
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UNIDAD 3
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 2
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: EL ESTUDIANTE EXPRESA ACTIVIDADES REALIZADAS POR ELLOS O
POR PERSONAS CERCANAS O DE INTERES PERSONAL EN UN PASADO INMEDIATO
RELACIONADAS A LA VIDA DIARIA EN UN CONTEXTO PRÓXIMO COMO EN EL
GLOBAL.
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATIVO DE LA
LENGUA, CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCIÓN Y SITUACIÓN
COMUNICATIVA.
RECONOCE QUE LA LECTURA ES EL RESULTADO DE UNA
INTERACCIÓN ENTRE EL TEXTO Y EL LECTOR APLICANDO LAS
DISCIPLINAR: ESTRATEGIAS NECESARIAS DE ACUERDO AL PROPÓSITO DEL
TEXTO Y DEL LECTOR.
DESARROLLA ESTRATEGIAS PARA HACERSE COMPRENDER EN
LENGUA EXTRANJERA EN SITUACIONES COMUNICATIVAS
COTIDIANA, MEDIANTE CONVENCIONES LINGÜÍSTICAS Y
RECURSOS NO LINGÜÍSTICOS.
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
LINGÜÍSTICAS.
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN SITUACIONES
COTIDIANAS.
SE EXPRESA EN FORMA COHERENTE, CREATIVA Y ADECUADA A
GENÉRICA:
LAS DIVERSAS SITUACIONES Y FINALIDADES DE LA
COMUNICACIÓN, ENFATIZA LAS DESTREZAS COMUNICATIVAS
PROPIAS DEL DIÁLOGO Y DE LA CONVERSACIÓN QUE REQUIERE
EL TRATO CON OTRAS PERSONAS Y LA PRÁCTICA EXPOSITIVA
PÚBLICA.
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VERACIDAD DE LA
INFORMACION
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II y III de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I, II, III, IV y V de CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Group work. Tell me what they were doing yesterday afternoon. Observe people and their
activities. What were they doing yesterday? Then fill in the blanks with the right name.
K S
a u
r e
l Watching TV
Carrying books
M
a T
Playing the guitar
r i
y n
Flying a kite a
J Eating a sandwich
u
s Reading a tale L
t u
i k
n Cooking special a
soup
Riding a bike
E
S d
a
m &
A
m
y
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STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Read the following information
Past continuous / Past Progressive
The past continuous of any verb is composed by two parts: the past tense of the verb to be
(was/were), and the base of the main verb + ing.
Past continuous is very similar in structure to the Present Continuous tense. The only
difference is that in the present continuous we use the verb to be in the present (am/is/are)
but with the past continuous we use the verb to be in the past (was/were).
I am I was yesterday
You are You were last night
He is now He was last week
She is eating right now She was eating last month
It is in this moment It was last Sunday
We are We were last year
You are You were last weekend
They are They were an hour ago
The past progressive puts emphasis on the course of an action in the past. Check
the complete form:
Affirmative Negative
I
he she it was speaking yesterday was not speaking yesterday
wasn’t speaking yesterday
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Adding ing Example
II. Complete the following sentences in past progressive using the verbs in parentheses.
III. Write 4 sentences about the activities you were doing yesterday afternoon.
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________
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CLOSURE
I. Individual work. Read and answer, then circle the past progressive sentences.
Yesterday morning, I went to a picnic with Janet´s family and I want to tell you all we were
doing. Janet was reading the newspaper at the park with her boyfriend. He was drinking a
soda. Janet´s mother was taking photos to the squirrels and birds. They were eating rice on
the floor. Janet’s brothers, Charlie and Thomas, were playing soccer together and I was
listening to music. And what were the little girls doing? What was Janet’s father doing?
Could you imagine it?
TRUE FALSE
1. Janet was riding a horse.
2. The animals weren´t eating.
3. Janet´s mother was reading the newspaper.
4. Charlie and Thomas were playing soccer.
5. Her boyfriend was drinking a soda.
6. I was listening to music.
7. Janet and her boyfriend were taking photos.
III. Write the circled sentences in your notebook and change them to the negative form.
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IV. Look at the following picture. Write five sentences in your notebook about the
activities some people were doing yesterday afternoon in the park.
V. Using the same picture, write five sentences about the activities they weren´t doing. You can
invent names or activities (in your notebook).
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UNIDAD 3
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 3
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: EL ESTUDIANTE EXPRESA ACTIVIDADES REALIZADAS POR ELLOS O
POR PERSONAS CERCANAS O DE INTERES PERSONAL EN UN PASADO INMEDIATO
RELACIONADAS A LA VIDA DIARIA EN UN CONTEXTO PRÓXIMO COMO EN EL
GLOBAL
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLICITOS E IMPLICITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN
EL QUE SE GENERO Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
DISCIPLINAR: PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATUVO DE LA LENGUA
CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCION Y SITUACION COMUNICATIVA
SE COMUNICA EN UNALENGUA EXTRANJERA MEDIANTE N DISCURSO LOGICO,
ORAL O ESCRITO, CONGRUENTES CON LA SITUACION COMUNICATIVA.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACION DE MEDIOS, CODIGOS Y
HERRAMIENTAS APROPIADOS
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE
REPRESENTACIONES LINGUISTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O
GENÉRICA: GRAFICAS
IDENTIFICA IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO
ORAL E INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA
EN SITUACIONES COTIDIANAS
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
PASADO CONTINUO IDENTIFICA ACTIVIDADES RESPETO
EN FORMA REALIZADAS CON RESPONSABILIDAD
INTERROGATIVA ANTERIORIDAD PARTICIPACIÓN
LEER INFORMACIÓN SOBRE INICIATIVA
EL TIEMPO PASADO TRABAJO
PROGRESIVO EN FORMA COLABORATIVO
INTERROGATIVA
ELABORAR PREGUNTAS Y
CONTESTARLAS
ELABORAR UNA ENCUESTA
Y REPORTAR LOS
RESULTADOS
Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II y III de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I de CLOSURE
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ANTICIPATORY SET
I. Use the activities from the exercise I in the anticipatory set to make questions and
answer them in your notebook.
Example: Were you cooking yesterday?
√ Yes I was
X No, I wasn´t
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II. Use the prompts below to form questions in past continuous tense. Don't forget to add a
question mark at the end of each question.
Example:
a) they / shop / for clothes Were they shopping for clothes?
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CLOSURE
III. Individual work. Make 5 question using the structure learned in class. Then stand up, mingle
around and find a classmate to ask him/her the questions. Take notes about his/her answers.
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UNIDAD 3
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 4
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: EL ESTUDIANTE IDENTIFICA SUS HABILIDADES RECONOCIENDO LO
QUE PODÍA O NO HACER, ADEMÁS DE HABLAR ACERCA DE LAS HABILIDADES
QUE PODÍAN DESARROLLAR OTRAS PERSONAS
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
ASUME UNA ACTITUD CONSTRUCTIVA, CONGRUENTE CON LOS
CONOCIMIENTOS Y HABLILIDADES CON LOS QUE CUENTA,
DENTRO DE DISTINTOS EQUIPOS DE TRABAJO.
UTILIZAPROCEDIMIENTOS Y ESTRATEGIASDELA
DISCIPLINAR:
COMUNICACIÓN ESCRITA Y RECONOCE LA IMPORTANCIA DE
EVALUAR LAS PRODUCCIONES, TANTO PROPIAS COMO AJENAS,
CON CRITERIOS OBJETIVOS DE CORRECCIÓN, COHERENCIA,
PROPIEDAD Y CREATIVIDAD.
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN SITUACIONES
COTIDIANAS.
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE REPRESENTACIONES
GENÉRICA:
LINGÜÍSTICAS.
ESTRUCTURA IDEAS Y ARGUMENTOS DE MANERA CLARA,
COHERENTE Y SINTÉTICA.
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ANTICIPATORY SET
Sometimes could is the past of can. We use it to say that someone had the ability to do
something in the past. It is used in the same form with all pronouns. Examples:
Affirmative form:
Negative Form
It is formed with: could + not = couldn't
He couldn't play football when he was eight months old.
She couldn’t swim when she was four. But at ten she became a champion swimmer.
Einstein couldn't speak fluently until he was eight!
Short answers
There are many possible answers to the above questions but check the short options:
Short answers (positive) Short answers (negative)
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I. True or False.
Read and circle True or False.
When I was a baby I couldn’t speak, but now I can speak my language and
English! When I was smaller I could sleep all day, but now I can’t: I have to go
to school! Now I can watch television and understand what it’s saying, but
when I was younger that was impossible – I couldn’t understand very much!
swim play soccer read speak English play chess run quickly
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IV. Complete the sentences with COULD or COULDN’T.
CLOSURE
II. Write three sentences about what you could do and three sentences about what you couldn’t
do when you were a child.
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UNIDAD 3
SECUENCIA DIDÁCTICA 5
INTENCIONES FORMATIVAS
PROPÓSITO: Utilizar COULD correctamente para hablar sobre una posibilidad futura y para hacer peticiones
COMPETENCIAS A DESARROLLAR:
IDENTIFICA, ORDENA E INTERPRETA LAS IDEAS, DATOS Y CONCEPTOS
EXPLICITOS E IMPLICITOS EN UN TEXTO, CONSIDERANDO EL CONTEXTO EN EL
QUE SE GENERO Y EN EL QUE SE RECIBE.
DISCIPLINAR: PRODUCE TEXTOS CON BASE EN EL USO NORMATUVO DE LA LENGUA
CONSIDERANDO LA INTENCION Y SITUACION COMUNICATIVA
SE COMUNICA EN UNALENGUA EXTRANJERA MEDIANTE N DISCURSO LOGICO,
ORAL O ESCRITO, CONGRUENTES CON LA SITUACION COMUNICATIVA.
ESCUCHA, INTERPRETA Y EMITE MENSAJES PERTINENTES EN DISTINTOS
CONTEXTOS MEDIANTE LA UTILIZACION DE MEDIOS, CODIGOS Y
HERRAMIENTAS APROPIADOS
EXPRESA IDEAS Y CONCEPTOS MEDIANTE
REPRESENTACIONES LINGUISTICAS, MATEMÁTICAS O
GENÉRICA:
GRAFICAS
IDENTIFICA IDEAS CLAVE EN UN TEXTO O DISCURSO
ORAL E INFIERE CONCLUSIONES A PARTIR DE ELLAS
SE COMUNICA EN UNA SEGUNDA LENGUA EN
SITUACIONES COTIDIANAS
CONTENIDOS:
FÁCTICOS (SABER) PROCEDIMENTALES (SABER ACTITUDINALES (SABER
HACER) SER)
AUXILIAR COULD LEER INFORMACION SOBRE RESPETO
(REQUERIMIENTO / EL USO DEL AUXILIAR RESPONSABILIDAD
POSIBILIDAD) COULD COMO PARTICIPACIÓN
REQUERIMIENTO O INICIATIVA
POSIBILIDAD TRABAJO
COMPLETAR ORACIONES COLABORATIVO
PARA EXPRESAR
REQUERIMIENTOS
COMPLETAR ORACIONES
PARA EXPRESAR
POSIBILIDAD
COMPRENDER UNA
CONVERSACION PARA
CONTESTAR ALGUNAS
PREGUNTAS SOBRE LA
MISMA
ESCRIBIR ORACIONES QUE
EXPRESAN
REQUERIMIENTOS O
POSIBILIDAD
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Productos de aprendizaje:
Ejercicio I de ANTICIPATORY SET
Ejercicio I, II, III y IV de STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
Ejercicio I, II y III de CLOSURE
ANTICIPATORY SET
Could
Could is used in polite requests when you want to ask in a nice way.
Remember that after the modal auxiliary Could you need a verb in simple form.
My friends could remember the address.
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I. Fill in the space in each sentence using either "Could I" or "Could You".
II. Fill in the blanks using could and the verb in parentheses.
1. I _______________________ (go) to the party, but I’m not sure.
2. My brother wishes he _______________________ (travel) next month.
3. The teacher _____________________ (give) an exam tomorrow.
4. The concert _____________________ (be) a great success.
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III. Read the following conversation and answer the questions below.
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IV. Look at the picture. What could happen? Write three sentences about what could happen.
Then share them with the whole class.
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CLOSURE
in your school
in your house
on the street
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