Inglés

Hola, soy Magali Martinez y aqui les presento este tema que es muy importante en el idioma Inglés. Les dejo unos videos y también diapositivas para que sea más entretenido.
 


Hola, soy Kathya Contreras y en esta oportunidad te ayudare con el Presente Simple o Simple Present Tense, espero que te pueda ser util, y si tienes alguna duda, por favor hazla y con gusto la respondere. 

Simple Present

FORM

[VERB] + s/es in third person
Examples:
●     You speak English.
●     Do you speak English?
●     You do not speak English.

USE 1 Repeated Actions

Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual. The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often happens. It can also be something a person often forgets or usually does not do.
Examples:
●     I play tennis.
●     She does not play tennis.
●     Does he play tennis?
●     The train leaves every morning at 8 AM.
●     The train does not leave at 9 AM.
●     When does the train usually leave?
●     She always forgets her purse.
●     He never forgets his wallet.
●     Every twelve months, the Earth circles the Sun.
●     Does the Sun circle the Earth?

USE 2 Facts or Generalizations

The Simple Present can also indicate the speaker believes that a fact was true before, is true now, and will be true in the future. It is not important if the speaker is correct about the fact. It is also used to make generalizations about people or things.
Examples:
●     Cats like milk.
●     Birds do not like milk.
●     Do pigs like milk?
●     California is in America.
●     California is not in the United Kingdom.
●     Windows are made of glass.
●     Windows are not made of wood.
●     New York is a small city. It is not important that this fact is untrue.

USE 3 Scheduled Events in the Near Future

Speakers occasionally use Simple Present to talk about scheduled events in the near future. This is most commonly done when talking about public transportation, but it can be used with other scheduled events as well.
Examples:
●     The train leaves tonight at 6 PM.
●     The bus does not arrive at 11 AM, it arrives at 11 PM.
●     When do we board the plane?
●     The party starts at 8 o'clock.
●     When does class begin tomorrow.

Hello, I am Kriscia Gonzalez  and I want to help you with a very important topic that we use everyday as: Clothes. If you have a question, please ask me and I will answer you then.
So, let's start!!
 MEN'S CLOTHES
1.    Suit / suits: Suits can be worn by men women suits are different to a man’s suit. 
2.    Waistcoat / waistcoats: Are worn with a suit although women tend not to wear them.
3.    Long-sleeved shirt / long-sleeved: Shirts Shirts are worn with suits, but also can be worn with trousers or jeans.
4.    Short-sleeved shirt / short-sleeved shirts:  
5.    Tie / ties: Ties are worn with shirts and also when wearing a suit.


WOMEN'S CLOTHES 
1.    Dress / dresses: A garment for women and girls, that consists of bodice and skirt in one piece.
2.    Blouse / blouses: Worn with a women's suit or with a skirt.
3.    Skirt / skirts: Skirts are only from the waist down and can vary in length.
4.    Tank-top / tank-tops: An item of clothing that as no arms and has shoulder straps.


UNI-SEX (CLOTHES THAT CAN BE WORN BY A MAN OR WOMEN)    
1.    Coat / coats: Coats normally are waist length, but can be as long as ankle length, and are used to protect us from the weather.
2.    Jacket / jackets: most jackets are waist length and open down the front.
3.    T-shirt / t-shirts:  a light garment where the short sleeves, t-shirts get their names as when laid flat look like the letter t.
4.    Polo shirt / polo shirts: a short-sleeved, pullover sport shirt, normally of cotton, with a round neckband or a turnover collar.
5.    Trouser / trousers: Worn with a shirt or as part of a suit, however they can be worn with a t-shirt as well.
6.    Jean / jeans: Normally are blue colors, but can be most colors and Levis are a popular brand.
7.    Short / shorts: Can be knee length or shorter depending on the style.
8.    Jumper / jumpers or pullover / pullovers: A garment that is pulled over your head so it can be worn. 
9.    Cardigan / cardigans: Normally a collarless knitted sweater or jacket that opens down the front.
10. Sweatshirt / sweatshirts: A garment that is pulled over your head so it can be worn. 

 UNDERWEAR MEN
1.    Boxers
2.     briefs
3.    y-fronts
4.    vest / vests
 

LADIES UNDERWEAR
1.    bra / bras
2.    knickers or brief / briefs
3.    tights
4.    stockings or suspenders
5.    vest / vests

BABY CLOTHES
1.    Nappy / nappies: Used on babies till they are toilet trained.
2.    Baby grows: Covers the whole body and is fastened on the back.
3.    Dummy / dummies: To help sooth babies.


 HOLIDAY AND LEISURE CLOTHES
1.    Swimming trunk / swimming trunks: Can be a pair of shorts or skin tight pair of briefs.
2.    Bikini / bikinis: A 2 piece costume ladies wear on the beach or swimming.
3.    Swimsuit / swimsuits / or swimming costume / swimming costumes: A 1 piece item that covers the body from the neck to the waist.

FOOT-WARE
1.    Shoe / shoes (unisex):  can be worn for many things such as, going to work, shopping and walking.
2.    High heels (ladies shoes): A ladies shoe that as a heel that can be between 1 inch and 10 inch.
3.    Boot / boots: Boots are normally ankle high, although ladies boots sometime can be knee high.
4.    Wellington / wellingtons: normally about knee height and used to stop your feet wet.
5.    Slipper / slippers: Only worn inside the house to help keep your feet warm. 
6.    Sock / socks (unisex): A garment worn on the foot before putting your shoes or trainers on.
7.    Trainer / trainers: Can be used for most sports and also worn as a fashion statement.
8.    Flip flops: Are a thong sandal and the name was given due to the noise when people walk in them.
9.    Plimsolls: Normally worn when going to the gym.



  HEAD-WARE
1.    Baseball cap / baseball caps: Worn by many young people as a fashion statement, it can be worn to shield the sun from your eyes.
2.    Sun hat / sun hats: Used to protect your head and shoulders from the sun.
3.    Bowler hat / bowler hats: An old English hat from the 1800's and still worn sometimes by the upper class. 
4.    Knitted hat / knitted hats or woolen hat(s) or bobble hat(s): Worn when the weather is very cold.

 

Also I want to share some slides about healthy and junk food because is a very interesting topic. I hope that you enjoy it :) 


Hi, I am Cathy Molina and I want to share with you this funny and interesting video about English Alphabet. Please, pay attention and sing it! It is funny! Practice it! After I will share you more!


Hi my dear friends, I am Eduardo Martinez and is a pleasure to share with you something that I have learnt, this is the Present Continuous Tense in English. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks!

Present continuous tense from moraleslara123

Hello my dear friends, I am Oswaldo Ramirez and is a pleasure to share with you an important topic that we use everyday, and we talk about the money... so, How much is it? Find it in this presentation! Comment please.

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