Recursos de apoyo para el

1er modulo del programa de

Lengua Extranjera 2
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TEMA 1 Food and drinks/ singular plurals
TEMA 2 A survey
TEMA 3 Expressing quantity
TEMA 4 Fast food
TEMA 5 Eating habits
CONCLUSIONES
REFERENCIAS

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FOOD AND DRINKS

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Food/ drink Singular Plural
Egg An egg Some eggs
Ice cream An ice cream Two ice creams
Bacon Some bacon Too much bacon
Ham Some ham Too much ham
Soda One soda Two sodas
Water Some water A lot of water
Orange juice Some orange juice A lot of orange juice
Hamburger A hamburger Two hamburgers
Meat Some meat A lot of meat
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You are what you eat
1. How many meals do you have a day?
a. 3-4 small meals
b. 2 meals
c. I don`t kmow. I eat all day
2. What kind of snacks do you eat when you`re hungry?
a. Fruit
b. A sandwich
c. Chocolate bars or candy
3. Do you eat fruit and vegetables?
a. Yes, every day
b. B. sometimes
c. Fruit an vegetables? What are they?
4. How much milk do you drink a day?
a. Over three glasses
b. I just have one with my cereal
c. I hate milk!
5. How many soft drinks do you drink?
a. I only drink water
b. Jus one can
c. 3-4 cans a day
6. Do you eat junk food?
a. Not very often
b. 2-3 times a week
c. Very often. Its so tasty!

Your score
Mostly as.
Congratulations! You are avery healty eater!
You are very careful with w2hat you eat.
Good for you!
Mostly bs.
Well, its not all good, but we cant say its all
bad. You know whats healty for you but you
dont always eat right. Keep trying.
Mostly cs.
You have some very bad eating habits. You
eat a lot of junk food and thts very bad for
you. You must change your eating habits
NOW!
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At the
grocery
store
Quantifiers
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QUANTIFIERS (CUANTIFICADORES)
SPANISH ENGLISH EXAMPLES
UN/UNA
- A
- Si la siguiente palabra empieza por consonante.
- Se utiliza con nombres contables en singular.
- There is a book on the table. (Hay un libro encima de la mesa.)
- AN
- Si la siguiente palabra empieza por vocal.
- Se utiliza con nombres contables en singular.
- There is an apple in the fridge. (Hay una manzana en el frigorfico.)
ALGUNOS/ASALGO
NINGN /A NADA
- SOME
- Se utiliza en frases afirmativas.
- Se utiliza con nombres contables plurales e
incontables.
Se utiliza en frases interrogativas cuando
esperamos una respuesta positiva de la
otra persona.
- There are some books under the table. (Hay algunos libros debajo de la mesa.) CONTABLE
PLURAL
- There is some water in the glass. (Hay algo de agua en el vaso.) INCONTABLE
Would you like some coffee? Yes, thank you. (Quieres caf? S, gracias.)
- ANY
- Se utiliza en frases negativas e interrogativas.
- Se utiliza con nombres contables plural e
incontables.
- There aren't any books under the table. (No hay libros debajo de la mesa.) NEGATIVA,
CONTABLE PLURAL.
- Are there any books under the table? (Hay libros debajo de la mesa?) INTERROGATIVA,
CONTABLE PLURAL.
- There isn't any water in the glass. (No hay agua en el vaso.) NEGATIVA, INCONTABLE.
- Is there any water in the glass? (Hay agua en el vaso?) INTERROGATIVA, INCONTABLE.
- NO
- Se utiliza en frases con el verbo en afirmativa, pero
el sentido de la frase es negativo.
- Se utiliza con nombres contables singular o plural e
incontables.
- There are no books under the table. (No hay ningn libro debajo de la mesa. / No hay libros
debajo de la mesa.)
- There is no water in the glass. (No hay agua en el vaso.)
- SEVERAL
- Se utiliza en frases afirmativas.
- Se utiliza con nombres contables plural.
- There are several students in the classroom. (Hay varios estudiantes en la clase.)
MUCHO/A MUCHOS/AS
- MUCH
- Se utiliza principalmente en negativas e
interrogativas con nombres incontables. Tambin se
puede utilizar en afirmativas precedido de adverbios
intensificadores como: very, so, too
- How much money have you got? I haven't got much money. (Cunto dinero tienes? No tengo
mucho.)
- Kevin has got too much money. (Kevin tiene demasiado dinero.)
- MANY
- Se utiliza principalmente en negativas e
interrogativas con nombres contables plural.
Tambin se puede utilizar en afirmativas precedido
de adverbios intensificadores como: very, so, too
- How many friends have you got? I haven't got many friends. (Cuntos amigos tienes? No tengo
muchos amigos)
- Kevin has got so many friends. (Kevin tiene tantos amigos.)
- A LOT OF
- LOTS OF
- Se utiliza en afirmativa con nombres contables
plurales e incontables.
- She has got a lot of "Tokio Hotel" CDs. (Ella tiene muchos discos de "Tokio Hotel.)
- There is a lot of sugar in this coffee. (Hay mucha azcar en este caf.)
- PLENTY OF
- Se utiliza en afirmativa con nombres contables
plurales e incontables.
Significa "de sobra"
- I have got plenty of time to finish my homework. (Tengo tiempo de sobra para acabar la tarea.)
POCO/A
POCOS/AS
- FEW - Se utiliza con nombres contables plural. - Linda has got few friends. (Linda tiene pocos amigos.)
- LITTLE - Se utiliza con nombres incontables. - There is little milk in the bottle. (Hay poca leche en la botella.)
Fast Food
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Eating habits
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More: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=weVwqXtNj9o
La enseanza de la lengua extranjera se ve
altamente favorecida con material de
contenido altamente visual, es un
acercamiento o aproximacin a los
contenidos de alto valor didctico, sin
embargo, esto se ver ms favorecido si se
utilizan materiales o productos de uso
cotidiano.
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BIBLIOGRAFICAS
Malkogiani Marilene, Mitchel H.Q. The English Hub, MM Publications. USA. 2013
SEMS U de G, Programa de Lengua Extranjera 2, 2011

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