Período de
recuperación Diciembre 2020
Lengua
adicional: Inglés
Curso: Primer
año A
Docente: Ibarra,
Adrián
|
Nombre y
Apellido |
1º Trimestre |
2º Trimestre |
3º
Trimestrre |
|
Aguilera, Valentina Arancibia,
Dayana Arzamendia, Alexis Avalos,Catherine Blas Vega, Joaquín Caballero Ordoñez, Fabricio Agustín Ceballos Torres, Martín Cosme Hermosa, Aileen de Rosa Gomez, Candela Victoria Escalante, Emma Belén Ferreyra, Alberto Gallardo Olmedo, Diana Ashley León Navarro, Britany Jazmín Mora Ciriaco, Josmar Nuñez, Franco Daniel Rivera Cabrera, Matías Nahuel Salazar Acosta,Nahiara Celeste Vera, Lucas Damián Rivas Canaviris, Carlos Santiago Vigamonte Benavidez, Johrdy |
Alphabet.
Spelling words and names. Wh - question words: what, where, when, which, who,
how, how old, how often, how much, how many. Subject
pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, we, they. Object Pronouns: me, you, him, her,
it, us, them. Possessive Adjectives: my, your, his, her, its, our, their
Possessive Pronoun: mine, yours, its, his, hers, ours, theirs. Demostrative
pronouns: This, that, these, those. Numbers: 1- a million. Greetings.
Telling
the time: What time is it?
It’s……Verb TO BE: affirmative, negative, interrogative forms.
Nationalities and Countries. Personal
information: giving and asking for. |
The
Family: members, father, mother, son, daughter, grandmother, grandmother,
cousin, niece, nephew. Describing a person. Present
Continuous: Structure. Momentary events. Affirmative, negative,
interrogative. There
is / There are: affirmative, negative, interrogative. Modal
verb: CAN, structure. Expressing ability and possibility. Affirmative,
negative, interrogative. Connectors: And –But. Describing places. Present
Continuous: Structure. Momentary events. Affirmative, negative,
interrogative. |
Likes
and dislikes: Verb TO LIKE + v-ing: uses, structure. Expressing what you like
and what you don’t like doing. Simple
Present: habits and routines.
Structure: “-s” form of the verbs for the third person singular. Simple
Present: auxiliary verb Do – Does. Interrogative and negative. Simple
Present: adverbs of frequency: Always, usually, sometimes, often, hardly
ever, never. |