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The document outlines a series of homework assignments focused on English language learning, including tasks such as compiling vocabulary lists, summarizing videos, practicing WH-questions, and writing sentences using various grammatical structures. It includes specific instructions for creating sentences with adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives, as well as exercises on frequency adverbs and expressions. Additionally, it covers topics like phrasal verbs, verb tenses, and the gerund form.
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Homework

The document outlines a series of homework assignments focused on English language learning, including tasks such as compiling vocabulary lists, summarizing videos, practicing WH-questions, and writing sentences using various grammatical structures. It includes specific instructions for creating sentences with adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives, as well as exercises on frequency adverbs and expressions. Additionally, it covers topics like phrasal verbs, verb tenses, and the gerund form.
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HOMEWORK #1

[Link] en internet una lista con mínimo 100 sustantivos en ingles y su respectiva
traducción.

1. Answer – respuesta 29. Dog – perro

2. Apple – manzana 30. Door – puerta

3. Back – espalda, detrás 31. Ear – oreja

4. Bed – cama 32. Egg – huevo

5. Bill – factura 33. Eye – ojo

6. Blood – sangre 34. Friend – amigo

7. Body – cuerpo 35. Game – juego, partido

8. Book – libro 36. Garden – jardín

9. Box – caja 37. Girl – chica,niña

10. Boy – chico, niño 38. Hair – pelo

11. Brother – hermano 39. Hand – mano

12. Building – edificio 40. Head – cabeza

13. Call – llamada 41. Heart – corazón

14. Change – cambio 42. Heat – calor

15. Car – coche 43. Hour – hora

16. Cat – gato 44. House – casa

17. Cent – céntimo 45. Ice – hielo

18. Chance – oportunidad 46. Inch – pulgada

19. Child – niño 47. Job – puesto

20. Children – niños 48. Key – llave

21. City – ciudad 49. Keyboard – teclado

22. Clothes – ropa 50. Language – idioma

23. Coast – costa 51. Leg – pierna

24. Country – país, campo 52. Life – vida

25. Crowd – multitud 53. Light – luz

26. Day – día 54. Love – amor

27. Distance – distancia 55. Man – hombre

28. Doctor – médico 56. Meat – carne


57. Mile – milla 79. Sky – cielo

58. Milk – leche 80. Snow – nieve

59. Money – dinero 81. Son – hijo

60. Month – mes 82. Spring – primavera

61. Moon – luna 83. Square – cuadrado,plaza

62. Mouth – boca 84. Street – calle

63. Night – noche 85. Sugar – azúcar

64. Nose – nariz 86. Sun – sol

65. Oil – aceite 87. Thing – cosa

66. Party – fiesta, partido 88. Time – hora, tiempo

67. People – personas, gente 89. Umbrella – paraguas

68. Picture – imagen, foto 90. Way – manera, camino

69. Pound – libra 91. Weather – tiempo, clima

70. Question – pregunta 92. Week – semana

71. Rain – lluvia 93. Wind – viento

72. School – escuela 94. Window – ventana

73. Sea – mar 95. Winter – invierno

74. Seat – asiento 96. Woman – mujer

75. Side – lado 97. Word – palabra

76. Sister – hermana 98. Work – trabajo

77. Size – talla 99. World – mundo

78. Skin – piel 100. Year – año

HOMEWORK #2

[Link] los siguientes videos en youtube y hacer un resumen de todo lo aprendido.

[Link] todas las palabras nuevas que vimos en las listas.

HOMEWORK #3

[Link] cada una de las apps que vimos hoy mínimo 30 minutos cada una.

[Link] 5 apps adicionales.

[Link] la presentación personal de la clase 1, aprenderla de memoria y grabarse un video


de frente.

[Link] un cuaderno creativo y organizado de aprendizaje.


HOMEWORK #4

[Link] 1 preguntas y sus respectivas respuestas sobre temas cotidianos con cada una de
las WH-questions.

What

What is your favorite food?

My favorite food is pizza.

Where

Where do you live?

I live in Tarija.

When

When is your birthday?

My birthday is on February 16th.

Who

Who is your best friend?

My best friend is Carolina.

Why

Why are you sad?

I am sad because I lost my keys.

How

How do you get to work?

I take the bus to work.

[Link] las demás WH-questions que no vimos en esta clase y estudiar sus significados y
usos.

1. Which (Cuál)

Which movie do you want to watch?

I want to watch the new action movie.

2. What time (A qué hora)

What time do you usually have dinner?

I usually have dinner at 7:00 PM.

3. How much (Cuánto, en cantidad)

How much money do you need?


I need $50.
4. How many (Cuántos/as)

How many students are in your class?

There are 200 students in my class.

[Link] una historieta de 2 personajes que se acaban de encontrar después de mucho tiempo
y se hacen preguntas sobre sus vidas por todo el tiempo que no se vieron, usando en varias
partes las WH-questions, de mínimo 2 hojas.

HOMEWORK #5

[Link] 10 frases utilizando 3 adjetivos diferentes para describir objetos reales de su casa
(OSACSOMP).

1. A cute, small, white puppy.


2. A beautiful, charming, old house.
3. A delicious, thick, hot peanut soup.
4. A modern, new, tall chair.
5. A clean, new, large soccer field.
6. A restless, spoiled, fat child.
7. A loving, fat, lead cat.
8. A dirty, small, old classroom.
9. A complete, large, original gym.
10. An interesting, small, red book.

[Link] esas 10 frases en oraciones (recuerden la diferencia entre frases y oraciones).

1. The cute, small, white puppy is playing in the yard.


2. The beautiful, charming, old house is located on a quiet street.
3. The delicious, thick, hot peanut soup is ready to be served.
4. The modern, new, tall chair is placed in the corner of the room.
5. The clean, new, large soccer field is ready for the next game.
6. The restless, spoiled, fat child is constantly complaining.
7. The loving, fat, lazy cat is curled up on the couch.
8. The dirty, small, old classroom needs a thorough cleaning.
9. The complete, large, original gym is equipped with new machines.
10. The interesting, small, red book is sitting on the table waiting to be read.

[Link] 10 oraciones usando comparativos.

1. Sara is taller than Carolina.


2. This book is more interesting than that one.
3. The weather today is warmer than it was last week.
4. Andres runs faster than Erick.
5. The red dress is more expensive than the blue one.
6. This chair is more comfortable than that one.
7. The movie was more exciting than the book.
8. My coffee is hotter than yours.
9. Today is colder than yesterday.
10. This book is less boring than the one I read last week.

[Link] 10 oraciones usando superlativos.


1. That was the most exciting game I have ever watched.
2. She is the kindest person I know.
3. This is the most difficult problem I’ve encountered.
4. This hotel is the most luxurious in the area.
5. This is the highest mountain in the world.
6. This is the most interesting book I've ever read.
7. He is the fastest runner on the team.
8. That was the easiest test I’ve ever taken.
9. She is the smartest student in the class.
10. That was the worst decision I've ever made.

[Link] un video diciendo las 10 frases y las 30 oraciones.

HOMEWORK #6

[Link] 5 oraciones usando frequency adverbs.

1. He often visits his grandparents on weekends.


2. I never eat fast food.
3. My parents always wake up early.
4. I sometimes walk my dog in the park.
5. I rarely drink water because I prefer soda.

[Link] 5 oraciones usando frequency expressions.

1. We visit our grandparents twice times a month.


2. I travel to Santa Cruz every summer.
3. They go to the movies once in a while.
4. We have family dinner on Sundays.
5. I clean my house every other day.

[Link] 5 oraciones con used to.

1. I used to live in Santa Cruz when I was a child.


2. He used to smoke, but he quit last year.
3. I used to wake up early, but now I sleep in.
4. She used to have long hair, but she cut it short.
5. I used to read books before bed, but now I watch TV.

[Link] 5 oraciones usando fechas.

1. My birthday is February 16th.


2. We're going on vacation in July.
3. My brother was born on December 6th.
4. The concert will be on October 10th.
5. We'll celebrate our anniversary on August 1st.

[Link] 5 oraciones usando horas.

1. I wake up at tree quarters past six AM every day.


2. The party starts at seven thirty PM.
3. We will leave at five PM o`clock.
4. He has a doctor’s appointment at nine forty-five AM.
5. I’ll call you at eight PM tonight.

[Link] 6 festividades importantes extra en inglés.

1. New Year's Day (January 1st).


2. Mother’s Day (May 27th)
3. Halloween (October 31st)
4. Independence Day (August 6th)
5. Carnival (March 4th)
6. The Day of the Sea (March 23)

[Link] 100 verbos en pasado simple.

Infinitivo Español Pasado Simple

be ser/estar was/were

become convertirse en became

begin comenzar began

break romper broke

bring traer brought

build construir built

buy comprar bought

catch atrapar caught

choose elegir chose

come venir came

cut cortar cut

do hacer did

draw dibujar drew

drink beber drank

drive conducir drove

eat comer ate

fall caer fell

feel sentir felt

find encontrar found

fly volar flew

forget olvidar forgot

get obtener got


give dar gave

go ir went

grow crecer grew

have tener had

hear oír heard

hold sostener held

keep mantener kept

know saber/conocer knew

leave dejar/salir left

lend prestar lent

let permitir let

lose perder lost

make hacer made

mean significar meant

meet conocer/reunirse met

pay pagar paid

put poner put

read leer read

ride montar rode

run correr ran

say decir said

see ver saw

sell vender sold

send enviar sent

set colocar set

show mostrar showed

shut cerrar shut

sing cantar sang

sit sentarse sat

sleep dormir slept


speak hablar spoke

gastar/pasar
spend spent
tiempo

stand estar de pie stood

steal robar stole

swim nadar swam

take tomar/llevar took

teach enseñar taught

tell decir/contar told

think pensar thought

understand entender understood

wake despertar woke

wear usar/vestir wore

win ganar won

write escribir wrote

accept aceptar accepted

add agregar added

agree estar de acuerdo agreed

allow permitir allowed

answer responder answered

ask preguntar asked

believe creer believed

call llamar called

change cambiar changed

clean limpiar cleaned

close cerrar closed

complete completar completed

cook cocinar cooked

correct corregir corrected

dance bailar danced


decide decidir decided

describe describir described

develop desarrollar developed

die morir died

discover descubrir discovered

enjoy disfrutar enjoyed

explain explicar explained

finish terminar finished

follow seguir followed

happen suceder happened

help ayudar helped

esperar (tener
hope hoped
esperanza)

invite invitar invited

jump saltar jumped

learn aprender learned/learnt

listen escuchar listened

look mirar looked

love amar loved

move mover moved

need necesitar needed

open abrir opened

play jugar/tocar played

practice practicar practiced

[Link] que es el Gerund en inglés.

El gerund es una forma verbal que puede cumplir funciones en una oración más allá de las de
un verbo, tales como sujeto, objeto, complemento o present participle. Se estructura con la
forma en infinitivo del verbo + el sufijo –ing, por ejemplo, el gerund de walk es walking.

HOMEWORK #7

[Link] mínimo 20 phrasal verbs.


1. Ask out: Invitar a alguien a salir.
2. Break up: Terminar una relación.
3. Call off: Cancelar.
4. Carry on: Continuar.
5. Check in: Registrarse (en un hotel, aeropuerto, etc.).
6. Check out: Dejar una habitación de hotel; investigar.
7. Come across: Encontrarse con algo o alguien por casualidad.
8. Drop by: Pasar por un lugar sin previo aviso.
9. Drop out: Abandonar (especialmente estudios).
10. Figure out: Resolver; entender.
11. Find out: Descubrir.
12. Get along with: Llevarse bien con.
13. Get in: Entrar; llegar.
14. Get off: Bajarse; deshacerse de algo.
15. Get on: Subirse; progresar.
16. Give up: Rendirse; abandonar.
17. Go on: Continuar; suceder.
18. Go over: Revisar; repasar.
19. Hang out: Pasar el rato.
20. Hang up: Colgar (el teléfono).

[Link] los otros tiempos verbales del inglés.

[Link] 10 oraciones con there is.

1. There is a new restaurant in my neighborhood.


2. There is a book on the table.
3. There is a meeting scheduled for tomorrow morning.
4. There is a beautiful park near my house.
5. There is a dog in the garden.
6. There is a problem with the computer.
7. There is a lot of noise coming from the street.
8. There is a lot of work to do today.
9. There is a great movie playing at the cinema.
10. There is a small shop at the corner of the street.

[Link] 10 oraciones con there are.

1. There are many people at the party tonight.


2. There are a lot of cars on the road today.
3. There are three chairs in the room.
4. There are several restaurants near the park.
5. There are many beautiful flowers in the garden.
6. There are some interesting articles in the newspaper.
7. There are five students absent from class today.
8. There are two dogs playing in the yard.
9. There are no chairs left in the classroom.
10. There are a few problems we need to solve.

[Link] 1 oración con cada una de las nuevas preposiciones y averiguar 20 preposiciones
más.
[Link] mínimo 100 verbos gerundio.

Verbo infinitivo Gerundio

answer answering

ask asking

be being

begin beginning

buy buying

carry carrying

close closing

cut cutting

do doing

drink drinking

drive driving

eat eating

feel feeling

fly flying

give giving

go going

have having

hear hearing

help helping

know knowing

leave leaving

listen listening

lose losing

make making

meet meeting

move moving

open opening

pay paying
play playing

put putting

rain raining

read reading

run running

say saying

see seeing

sit sitting

sleep sleeping

speak speaking

start starting

stop stopping

study studying

swim swimming

take taking

talk talking

think thinking

try trying

use using

walk walking

work working

write writing

HOMEWORK #8

[Link] si existen otras formas de imperativo.

[Link] varias frases, oraciones y preguntas que puedan ser utilizadas en situaciones de
viajes.

1. Can you help me with my luggage?


2. I’m lost. Can you help me find my way?
3. How far is it from here to the airport?
4. Could you please speak slower?
5. This is my first time visiting this city.
6. I just arrived and need directions to my hotel.
7. Do you recommend a good restaurant nearby?
8. I'm here on business.
9. Is there a pharmacy nearby?
10. Can I walk to the nearest restaurant from here?

[Link] 20 oraciones con imperativos y 20 con prohibitivos.

Imperativos

1. Please, close the door.


2. Turn off the lights when you leave.
3. Sit down and relax.
4. Open the window.
5. Listen carefully to the instructions.
6. Call me when you arrive.
7. Pass me the salt, please.
8. Come here and help me.
9. Wait for me here.
10. Don’t talk during the movie.
11. Be quiet in the library.
12. Give me a call when you have time.
13. Drive carefully!
14. Give me a moment to think.
15. Tell me the truth.
16. Don’t touch that!
17. Find your keys before leaving.
18. Try to be on time.
19. Speak more clearly.
20. Don’t worry about it.

Prohibitivos

1. Don’t touch that!


2. You must not smoke here.
3. You are not allowed to use your phone during the meeting.
4. No eating or drinking in the museum.
5. Do not litter in this park.
6. You can’t enter without a ticket.
7. Don’t disturb the animals.
8. No running in the hallways.
9. No smoking inside the restaurant.
10. You must not swim in this area.
11. Don’t cross the street without looking.
12. No photography allowed in this area.
13. You must not talk loudly in the library.
14. Don’t use your phone in the cinema.
15. No dogs allowed on the beach.
16. You must not exceed the speed limit.
17. Don’t touch the artwork!
18. No entry without permission.
19. Don’t stand in the doorway.
20. No drinking alcohol in public places.

HOMEWORK #9

[Link] 10 lugares comunes para visitar cuando estamos de vacaciones.

1. Beach= Playa
2. Mountain= Montaña
3. Theme park= Parque de atracciones
4. River= Rio
5. Lake= Lago
6. Zoo= Zoológico
7. Forest= Bosque
8. Amusement park= Parque de diversiones
9. Aquarium= Acuario
10. National park= Parque nacional

[Link] un dialogo corto para pedir direcciones.

Sara: Excuse me, can you help me?

Erick: Sure, what do you need?

Sara: Where is the university?

Erick: The university? Oh, it's two blocks away.

Sara: Thank you so much!

Erick: You're welcome! Have a great day!

[Link] 5 ejemplos de como llegan a sus hogares, trabajos, lugares de estudios, etc.

1. House
From the university I take the bus to my neighborhood school, then walk two blocks.
2. Job
My mother takes the bus to the plaza and then walks three blocks to the left.
3. University
From my house I walk two blocks and then take the bus. I stay on the avenue and walk
straight for three blocks.
4. Bank
I take the bus to the avenue, walk one block, around the corner and arrive at the bank.
5. Pharmacy
Walking, I go down the street for two blocks, then around on the right, walk three
blocks and it is between the booksttore and the store

[Link]: averiguar 10 medios de transporte, 10 monumentos famosos, 10 lugares


importantes de una ciudad, y como se dicen todas las nacionalidades del mundo.

Medios de transporte
Subway / Underground /
Metro
Tube

Plane Avión

Helicopter Helicóptero

Boat Barco, bote, lancha

Truck Camión

Skateboard Patineta

Cruise Crucero

Yacht Yate

Submarine Submarino

Hot air balloon Globo aerostático


Monumentos famosos

Taj Mahal

Pirámides de Giza

Mont Saint-Michel (Francia)

Monte Rushmore (EEUU)

Moáis de la isla de Pascua (Chile)

Fushimi Inari (Japón)

Torre inclinada de Pisa (Italia)

Chichen Itzá (México)

Big Ben (Inglaterra)


Catedral de Milán (Italia)

Lugares importantes de una ciudad

Blue Castle San Jacinto Lake Golden House

Tajzara Lagoons San Roque church Coimata

National Paleontological
Archaeological Museum of Tarija

Marquiri Jets Cathedral of San Bernardo of


Tarija

Tariquía National Flora and


Fauna Reserve
Nacionalidades del mundo

País Nacionalidad
Argentina Argentine
Australia Australian
Brazil Brazilian
Canada Canadian
China Chinese
Colombia Colombian
South Korea South Korean
Denmark Danish
Egypt Egyptian
Spain Spanish
United States American
France French
Germany German
Greece Greek
India Indian
Indonesia Indonesian
Italy Italian
Japan Japanese
Mexico Mexican
Nigeria Nigerian
Norway Norwegian
New Zealand New Zealander
Netherlands Dutch
Pakistan Pakistani
Peru Peruvian
Poland Polish
Portugal Portuguese
United Kingdom British
Russia Russian
South Africa South African
Sweden Swedish
Switzerland Swiss
Turkey Turkish
Ukraine Ukrainian
Uruguay Uruguayan
Venezuela Venezuelan
Vietnam Vietnamese
Austria Austrian
Belgium Belgian
Chile Chilean
Croatia Croatian
Finland Finnish
Hungary Hungarian
Ireland Irish
Israel Israeli
Kenya Kenyan
Malaysia Malaysian
Philippines Filipino
Thailand Thai
Costa Rica Costa Rican
North Korea North Korean
Sri Lanka Sri Lankan
Singapore Singaporean

HOMEWORK #10

[Link] 10 oraciones con simple past tense.

1. I was a basketball player when I was younger.


2. The concert ended at midnight.
3. I saw the sunrise this morning.
4. We did not play soccer yesterday.
5. He ran in the race last weekend.
6. Tania visited her family last month.
7. They did not eat their breakfast before going to their classes.
8. She danced at the ceremony.
9. You were studying for your exam two days ago
10. My parents were working in Spain.

[Link] 10 oraciones con present perfect Tense.

1. I have already done my final work.


2. She has traveled with her parents to Colombia.
3. My dog has torn her dress.
4. Adriana has played the piano since she was a child.
5. You have not gone to the disco.
6. Alex has not lost his books.
7. They have spoken to the director.
8. Andrés and Miguel have run in the marathon.
9. Norma has played basketball very well.
10. We haven't eaten anything all day.

[Link] 1 oración con cada conector aprendido.

1. She enjoys her job, but she is also ambitious.


2. I love tacos and seafood too.
3. Ana can speak Italian as well.
4. We lost the game. However, we had a good time.
5. Although we didn't study much for the exam, we did well.
6. All the teachers are tired. On the other hand, the children are still restless.
7. They are hungry so I will cook them some pasta.
8. You said you wanted to buy a house. You should, therefore, start saving.
9. Since he did not buy the food, we'll have to cook.
10. As no one helped my mom, we are grounded.
11. They have a party and then they will go home.
12. She has lunch after that she will go to class.
13. Finally Alex will study medicine.
14. This is a fine painting. Indeed, it is one of the best I have ever seen.
15. It sounds simple, but in fact it is very difficult.
16. I thought he was joking, but actually, he was serious.

[Link] 20 nuevos conectores y escribir una oración por cada uno.

1. And
She is a good student and athlete.
2. Moreover
He was late today, moreover, he missed his morning meeting.
3. But
I rang the bell but nobody answered.
4. Because
Because she was ill she could not go.
5. Like
I like to sit by the fire and talk.
6. Similarly
She likes reading books. Similarly, her brother enjoys reading too.
7. Or
Do you want tea or coffee?
8. Yet
She studied hard, yet she didn’t pass the exam.
9. While
He played football, while his friends watched the game.
10. Unless
You won’t pass the test unless you study.
11. Nevertheless
It was raining, nevertheless, they went for a walk.
12. Instead
I did not go to the park. Instead, I stayed home.
13. Conversely
She loves coffee. Conversely, he prefers tea.
14. Furthermore
He is a good student. Furthermore, he is always helpful.
15. Additionally
The meal is delicious. Additionally, the presentation is beautiful.
16. Consequently
She didn’t study. Consequently, she failed the test.
17. Thus
The road was closed. Thus, we had to take a different route.
18. As a result
He didn't follow the instructions. As a result, the project failed.
19. Certainly
I will certainly help you with your homework.
20. Firstly
Firstly, we need to clean the house.

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