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Basic questions related to work
I Introducing yourself, questions and answers.
Learn this!
Basic conversation pattern
Part 1
A: Good morning. Let me introduce myself. My name is Luis Pinto.
Whats your name?
B: Good morning. My name is Arthur Collins. Nice to meet you.
A: Nice to meet you, too. Are you from Mexico?
B: No, Im from Boston, USA. Where are you from?
A: Im from Chile, I live in Copiap.
Exercises
I Act out a short conversation meeting someone new at your workplace.
GREETINGSFORMAL INFORMAL
good morning hello
good afternoon hi
good evening
FAREWELLSFORMAL INFORMAL
good bye bye
good night see you later
good night
Worksheet N 1
Mechanics-electricity
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Verb to be and occupations
I Pronouns with verb to be.
I Jobs, A and AN.
a) What do you do?
b) I am an Electrical technician.
Exercises
I Vocabulary: Translate these jobs into Spanish. Add 4 new jobs to the list.
Architect Mechanic
Assistant Mechanical Technician
Bilingual secretary Miner
Business Manager Mining engineer
Distribution Director Plumber
Doctor Receptionist
Electrical engineer Secretary
Electrician Supervisor
Executive secretary Technician
Geologist Welder
Financial Director
Fire fighter
Instrumentalist
SUBJECTS VERB TO BE
I AM
YOU ARE
HE IS
SHE ISIT IS
WE ARE
YOU ARE
THEY ARE
( a ) = before consonants( b,d,c,etc).
Ex: A capable worker.
( an ) =before vowels( a,e,i, etc).
Ex: An organizedstudent
CONTRACTIONS WITH BE
Am m
Is s
Are re
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Manager
Exercises
I Fill in the blanks by using the correct pronouns, articles and jobs.
Ex:
He is a mechanic ___________________ ___________________
___________________ _____________________ ___________________
III Complete using article A or An. Then choose 3 professions/occupations
and look up vocabulary related to them.
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1.____________engineer. 4.________________electrician.
2.____________plumber. 5.________________secretary.
3.____________businessman. 6.________________manager.
Introducing simple present tense with verb to work
I Grammar item.
Where do you work? I work at Teplizky Technical Training Center.
Exercises
I Answer the following questions.
1)
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE OF VERB TO WORK
I work ( where ) do you work?
you work
he/she works ( where) does he/she work?we work
you work
they work ( where ) do they work?
work
where
do
does
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What do you do? Where do you work?
2)
What do they do? Where do they work?
3)
What does he do? Where does he work?
4)
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What does she do? Where does she work?
5)
What does he do? Where does he work?
6)
What does he do? Where does he work?
Learn this!
Basic conversation pattern
Part 2
A: What do you do?
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B: Im a Mechanical technician, and you?
A: Well, Im a student and I work as an electrical technician.
B: Really?
A: Im studying Industrial Instrumentation at a Technical Training Center.
B: Great!. By the way, where do you work?
A: I work at Candelaria mining company, and you?
B: I work there too!
A: Oh. Its the first time I see you around.
B: Yes, I work in the truck shop only at night
A: Ok. Im late. I have to go See you later!
B: See you later!
III Add new information ( job and workplace) to your previous conversation.
Cardinal Numbers
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1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 40 forty2 two 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 50 fifty3 three 13 thirteen 23 twenty-three 60 sixty4 four 14 fourteen 24 twenty-four 70 seventy5 five 15 fifteen 25 twenty-five 80 eighty
6 six 16 sixteen 26 twenty-six 90 ninety7 seven 17 seventeen 27 twenty-seven 100 one hundred8 eight 18 eighteen 28 twenty-eight 1, 000 one thousand9 nine 19 nineteen 29 twenty-nine 1, 000 ,
000one million
10 ten 20 twenty 30 thirty 0 zero
How To Say It0 zero / oh (phone numbers and addresses)405 four hundred and five / four oh five100 a hundred / one hundred
379 three hundred and seventy-nine (*not three hundreds)6,563 six thousand, five hundred and sixty-three5,800 five thousand and eight hundred
Ordinal Numbers1st First 7th Seventh 13th Thirteenth2nd Second 8th Eighth 20th Twentieth3rd Third 9th Ninth 31st Thirty-first4th Fourth 10th Tenth 42nd Forty-second5th Fifth 11th Eleventh 53rd Fifty-third6th Sixth 12th Twelfth 100t
h
One hundredth
All the numbers take th except for first, second, third, twenty-first, etc. Months of the Year Days of the WeekJanuary July Weekdays WeekendFebruary August Monday SaturdayMarch September Tuesday SundayApril October WednesdayMay November ThursdayJune December Friday
Parts of the DaySeasons
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Asking for Information
What is your telephone number?
My telephone number is 932-1296 nine-three-two, twelve, ninety-six
501 998 five-oh-one, double nine, eight
What is your address?
My address is Copayapu 935, Copiapo. Copayapu nine-three-five, Copiapo.
Copayapu nine-thirty-five, Copiapo.
What is your email address?
My email address islmorris @ hotmail.com.l-morris-at-hotmail-dot-com
Now you try. Ask your partner his/her phone number, address and email address. Write it down and thenhave your partner check it.
Talking about Dates
We use ordinal numbers to talk about dates.
When is your birthday?
My birthday is 27/11/78.November twenty-seventh, nineteen seventy-eightthe twenty-seventh of November, nineteen seventy-eight
When is our next class?Our next class is 01/04//04. April first, two thousand and four
the first of April, two thousand and four
When is Chilean Independence Day?Chilean Independence Day is 18/09
September eighteenthThe eighteenth of September
What is the date today?
Today is ________________________
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Now you try. Walk around the room and complete the worksheet Class List. Ask your colleagues
the appropriate questions to find out their first name, last name, hometown and birthday. Write dowtheir answers and have them check. Try to include everyone in your list.
Talking about Countries, Nationalit ies and Languages
Country Nationality Language Country National ity LanguageSouth America Europe
Argentina Argentinean Spanish Austria Austrian German
Bolivia Bolivian England British English
Brazil Brazilian Portuguese France French French
Chile Chilean
Spanish
Germany German German
Colombia Colombian Greece Greek Greek
Ecuador Ecuadorian Israel Israeli Hebrew
Peru Peruvian Italy Italian Italian
Uruguay Uruguayan Portugal Portuguese Portuguese
Venezuela Venezuelan Spain Spanish SpanishNorth America Asia
Canada Canadian English, French China Chinese Chinese
Mexico Mexican Spanish India Indian Hindi
USA American English Indonesia Indonesian Indonesian
Other Japan Japanese Japanese
Africa African Swahili, etc. Korea Korean Korean
Australia Australian English Russia Russian Russian
I am from Canada. He is from Brazil.I am Canadian. OR I am a Canadian. He is Brazilian.
I speak English. He speaks Portuguese.
Now you try. Look at the pictures below. What do you know about these people? Describe them
using vocabulary from previous classes (their nationality, occupations, physical appearance, etc.)
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List of regular and irregular verbs
Infinitive Simple Past Past Participle Present Participle Translation
activate activated activated activating activar
achieve achieved achieved achieving lograr
add added added adding agregar
adjust adjusted adjusted adjusting ajustar
assemble assembled assembled assembling ensamblar, armar
assign assigned assigned assigning asignar
balance balanced balanced balancing balancear
be was/ were been being ser o estar
become became become becoming convertirse, llegar a ser
begin began begun beginning empezar, comenzar
bend bent bent bending doblar
break broke broken breaking romper, quebrar
burn burnt burnt burning quemarcancel canceled canceled canceling cancelar
cause caused caused causing causar, provocar
change changed changed changing cambiar
charge charged charged charging cargar
check checked checked checking chequear, comprobar
clean cleaned cleaned cleaning limpiar
close closed closed closing cerrar
come came come coming venir, llegar
connect connected connected connecting conectar
control controlled controlled controlling controlar
cool cooled cooled cooling enfriar
correct corrected corrected correcting corregir
cut cut cut cutting cortar decrease decreased decreased decreasing disminuir
deliver delivered delivered delivering entregar
destroy destroyed destroyed destroying destruir
disassemble disassembled disassembled disassembling desarmar, desmontar
discharge discharged discharged discharging descargar
disconnect disconnected disconnected disconnecting desconectar
display displayed displayed displaying exhibir, mostrar
divide divided divided dividing dividir
do did done doing hacer
drill drilled drilled drilling taladrar
drive drove driven driving conducir
empty emptied emptied emptying vaciar
engage engaged engaged engaging engranar, embragar ensure ensured ensured ensuring asegurar
examine examined examined examining examinar
fail failed failed failing fallar
fall fell fallen falling caer
fasten fastened fastened fastened asegurar
feel felt felt feeling sentir
fill filled filled filling llenar
find found found finding encontrar
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fix fixed fixed fixing arreglar
follow followed followed following seguir
force forced forced forcing forzar
get got got getting lograr, obtener
give gave given giving dar
go went gone going ir
grind ground ground grinding rectificar, moler hang hung hung hanging colgar
have had had having tener
harden hardened hardened hardening endurecer
hear heard heard hearing or, escuchar
hit hit hit hitting golpear
hold held hold holding sostener, sujetar
increase increased increased increasing incrementar, aumentar
incur incurred incurred incurring incurrir, contraer, acarrear
indicate indicated indicated indicating indicar, sealar
inflate inflated inflated inflating inflar
insert inserted inserted inserting insertar
install installed installed installing instalar
invoke invoked invoked invoking invocar involve involved involved involving implicar, involucrar
isolate isolated isolated isolating aislar
jog jogged jogged jogging mover, sacudir
keep kept kept keeping mantener
knock knocked knocked knocking golpear
know knew known knowing conocer
leak leaked leaked leaking filtrar, dispersar la corriente
learn learned learned learning aprender
let let let letting dejar, permitir
lift lifted lifted lifting levantar
list listed listed listing listar
load loaded loaded loading cargar
look at looked at looked at looking at mirar
loosen loosened loosened loosing aflojar
lower lowered lowered lowering disminuir, bajar, reducir
make made made making hacer
mean meant meant meaning significar, querer decir
measure measured measured measuring medir
mix mixed mixed mixing mezclar
move moved moved moving mover
multiply multiplied multiplied multiplying multiplicar
need needed needed needing necesitar
occur occurred occurred occurring ocurrir, suceder
open opened opened opening abrir
operate operated operated operating operar over-tighten over-tightened over- tightened over-tightening apretar en exceso
perform performed performed performing funcionar, ejecutar, realizar
permit permitted permitted permitting permitir
place placed placed placing ubicar
plan planned planned planning planear
plug in plugged in plugged in plugging in enchufar
plug out plugged out plugged out plugging out desenchufar
prevent prevented prevented preventing prevenir
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print printed printed printing imprimir
provide provided provided providing proveer
pull pulled pulled pulling tirar
push pushed pushed pushing empujar
put put put putting poner
read read read reading leer
recreate recreated recreated recreating recrear release released released releasing liberar
replace replaced replaced replacing reubicar
remember remembered remembered remembering recordar
remove removed removed removing remover
result resulted resulted resulting resultar
reverse reversed reversed reversing invertir
rotate rotated rotated rotating rotar
run ran run running correr
say said said saying decir
scrap scrapped scrapped scrapping desmontar
seal sealed sealed sealing sellar
see saw seen seeing ver
send sent sent sending enviar set set set setting ubicar, localizar
show showed showed showing mostrar
simulate simulated simulated simulating simular
slide slid slid sliding resbalar, deslizarse
start started started starting empezar
strengthen strengthened strengthened strengthening fortalecer, vigorizar
switch on switched on switched on switching on encender
switch off switched off switched off switching off apagar
take took taken taking tomar
test tested tested testing testear, chequear
throw threw thrown throwing lanzar,arrojar
tighten tightened tightened tightening apretar
tilt tilted tilted tilting inclinar, ladear
turn turned turned turning girar
twist twisted twisted twisting torcer
understand understood understood understanding entender
use used used using usar
verify verified verified verifying verificar
warn warned warned warning avisar, advertir
wash washed washed washing lavar
wear wore worn wearing desgastar
wire wired wired wiring conectar
work worked worked working trabajar, funcionar
write wrote written writing escribir
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