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    Abecedario ingles

    Letra Fonética Pronunciación

    A /eɪ/ [ei]

    B /bi/ [bi]

    C /si/ [ci]

    D /di/ [di]

    E /i/ [i]

    F /ef/ [ef]

    G /dʒi/ [yi]

    H /eɪtʃ/ [eich]

    I /aɪ/ [ai]

    J /dʒeɪ/ [jei]

    K /keɪ/ [kei]

    L /el/ [el]

    M /em/ [em]

    N /en/ [en]

    O /əʊ/ [ou]

    P /pi/ [pi]

    Q /kju/ [kiu]

    R /ɑ(r)/ [ar]

    S /es/ [es]

    T /ti/ [ti]

    U /ju/ [iu]

    V /vi/ [uvi]

    W /ˈdʌb(ə)l ju/ [dabliu]

    X /eks/ [ex]
    Y /waɪ/ [uai]

    Z /zed/ [set]

    Verbo Tobe = ser o estar

    Noun or pronoun i verb to be + (complement)

    I – yo am – Soy estoy

    You – tu o usted are – eres o estas

    He – el is – es o esta

    She – ella is – es o esta

    It – esto is – es o esta

    We – nosotras are – somos o estamos

    You – ustedes o vosotros are: son o están

    They – ellos, ellas are: son o están

    I am – i’m

    You ar – You’re

    She is – She’s

    He is – he’s

    It is – It’s

    We are – We’re

    You are – You’re

    They ar – They’re
    Negative sentences

    Nour or pronoun + verb to be (negative) + complement

    I – yo am not – no soy, no estar

    You –usted o vos are not – no es o no esta

    He – el is not – no es o no esta

    She – ella is not – no es o no esta

    It – eso, esa, este is not – no es o no esta

    We – nosotros are not – no son o no están

    You – ustedes are not – no son o no están

    They – Ellos o ellas are not – no son o no están

    Negative contractions

    I am not – i’m not

    You are not – you areu’t

    He is not – he isn’t

    She is not – She isn’t

    It is not – it Isn’t

    We are not – we aren’t

    You are not – You aren’t

    They are not – They aren’t


    Interrogative sentences

    Verbo to be + nuen or pronoun + complement

    Am – soy o estar i – yo

    Are – es o esta You – usted y vos?

    Is – es o esto He – el?

    Is – es o esto She – ello?

    Is es o esto It – eso (a) eso?

    Are – nosotros estamos We – nosotros?

    Are – son o están You – ustedes?

    Are – son o están They – ellos o ellas?

    Indefinite artide

    The indefinite articles are “a” and + un indefinite article “a”

    The indefinite article “a” is used before singular countable bouns that

    Begin with consonant sound

    Example

    a) Teacher c) Student e) Dog

    b) car d) nouse

    Indefinite article “an”

    The indefinite article “an” is used before singular contable nouns that with lowel sounds example.

    An actor an eagle an airport

    An invitation An university
    Present Simple

    Afirmative sentences

    Noun or pronoun + main verb + complement

    Add “es” o “es”

    + o + vid person singular

    We Play The piano

    Mary an piter eat Pizza

    She drinks water

    Rules for hurd persons: He, she, and it

    1) Add “s” to main verb

    Play – plays

    Run – runs

    Write – writes

    2) Add “es” to the verbs that end in: sh, ch, z, x , s , o

    Wasn – washes

    Fix – fixes

    Go – goes

    Watch – Watches

    3) If the verb end in “Y” proceded by a ronsomant

    Change the “y” to “i” and “es”

    Study – Studies
    Short answers

    Thid person singular

    Does petera eat pizza

    Yes / No Noun or pronoun Auxiliar


    Yes, Peter Does
    Yes, He Does
    No, Peter Does not
    No, Peter Doesn’t
    No, He Doesn’t
    No, He Doesn’t

    The: el, la, los, las

    Articles definido

    Va siempre acompañado

    De un sustantivo

    Yes / No Noun or pronoun Auxiliary + verb


    Yes, The lawyers Do
    Yes, They Do
    No, Lawyers Do not
    No, Lawyers Don´t
    No, They Don´t
    No, They Don´t

    Yes / No Noun or pronoun Auxiliary + verb


    No You Do not
    Yes He Does
    No We Donot
    Yes He Does
    Universidad Rural de Guatemala

    Mazatenango Sede 025

    Nombre: Milton Ixcot

    Carrera: Ingeniería Industrial

    Curso: Ingles I

    Avance de texto Paralelo

    Facilitadora: Lcda. Mónica Días

    Fecha: 16 de febrero de 2019

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