GLOSARIO INGLES II / LENGUA II: INGLES

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1 Expresiones Hábitos Where do you work? Where do you go to school? What time do you? What time do / does...? How do / does? What do you do? How often do you? What do you usually do? What about? When do you get home? Where do / does? How do / does get to? by bus / car / train. on foot. Hábitos Alimenticios What is this / that? This / That is What are these / those? These / Those are What s your favorite? What do / does have for? How many meals do you have / eat? Do you like? I like I love I don t like / I dislike I hate GLOSARIO INGLES II / LENGUA II: INGLES early late on time all day every hour day week month year morning afternoon evening night after around before TEMA 1: ESTILOS DE VIDA Expresiones de Tiempo Frases Adverbiales once / twice a week a year a month three / four times a week a year a month at night noon midnight o clock in the morning the afternoon the evening on weekends weekdays the weekend meat beef chicken fish lamb pork sausage Carnes Expresiones de Frecuencia almost always almost never always ever frequently never often seldom sometimes usually very often very rarely Adverbios de Modo badly beautifully carefully early quickly slowly Comida Frutas y Verduras fruit apples bananas oranges tomatoes vegetables carrots lettuce potatoes cook do exercise drink go jogging go to bed go to sleep get home get up have a meal have / eat breakfast lunch dinner supper Postres sweet(s) candy cake chocolate cookies ice-cream Verbos rest run sleep start stay up study take a break take a shower / a bath taste wake up walk wash (your hands/face) watch TV work Bebidas a drink bottled water mineral water tap water beer coffee juice lemonade milk soda milkshake tea tequila wine Hábitos de Salud What time do you get up? How much do you sleep? I sleep 8 hours. How much water do you drink? I drink (a glass of) water (a day). How much do you eat / have? I eat / have Can I have? Would you like? I d like Conectores de Secuencia y Contraste and then but or before that after that Palabras en Restaurante bill self-service junk food waiter / waitress menu tip food meal breakfast lunch dinner Mexican food fast food salad eggs Vocabulario Relacionado French Fries chips hamburger pizza rice soup spaghetti sushi sandwich bread butter ice cereal cheese sugar salt pepper yogurt Recipientes y Porciones a bottle (of) a carton (of) a cup (of) a glass (of) a piece (of) a litre / liter (of) much Lugares de Comida café pub / bar restaurant

2 Expresiones The boy is taller than The boys are more popular than Mike is the tallest. Xalapa is the most important city in Veracruz. Cats are as intelligent as dogs. Preguntas con How / Who / Which How big? How tall? How high? Which is the? TEMA 2: COMPARACIONES big brave careful cheap classical clean cold dark deep dirty dry early easy empty expensive fast far green happy hard hot hungry important intelligent Adjetivos light lovely near new nice rainy sad safe sweet slim slow sour soon strong sunny tall thirsty tired wet windy worried young rainy Adjetivos Irregulares good better best bad worse worst far farther farthest further furthest little less least much (many) more most Colores black blue brown gray / grey green orange pink red white yellow purple Is there a / an near here? Yes, there is a / Yes, there is one on / next to No, there isn t. Are there any. around here? Yes, there are No, there aren t (any) Where s the? Is it far from here? It s on the right It s on the left It s right behind you How do I get to? How can I get to? Can you tell me how to get to? Can you tell me the way to? It s located You can t miss it. You ll see the (on the right / on the left, next to ) There. It s there. Over there. It s over there. TEMA 3: DIRECCIÓN DE LUGARES Expresiones Indicaciones para llegar a un Lugar Lugares Verbos walk up airport arrive go up bridge drive walk to... building go walk down castle get go down for blocks cathedral miss go along City Hall turn past the store downtown walk go straight ahead until you get to drugstore take go to the corner of and factory go straight for blocks gas station turn right (on ) movie theater turn left (on ) stadium zoo Nota: Para más vocabulario checar el glosario de Lengua I. Vocabulario Relacionado Avenue / Ave. block corner exit traffic lights stop North South East West

3 TEMA 4: TIENDAS Y RESTAURANTES Expresiones Compras y Comercios Verbos Would you like to...? I would like to order a How much is / are the? How much does it cost? How much is it? This one. That one. The red one. I ll take it. I ll take the red one. Here you are. shop bakery florist s bread book toy necklace, watch clothes articles of clothing (Revisar el glosario de Lengua I, tema 4) shop (go) shopping pay (for) buy sell put on take off cost show try (on) Tipos de Moneda money penny cent dollar franc pound ( ) Euro ( ) Weights and Measures Gram(me) kilogram kilometer pound Vocabulario Relacionado sale change credit card receipt note Expresiones How was? When I was a child My favorite was / were. My favorite teacher /cartoon / toy was Were you? What was / were you... like? Where / when were you born? Who was your? What were you like? There was/wasn t a party at (the beach). Did you go to (city)? What did you do? Where / When did you go? Who did you with? Why did you? How long did you? What time did you? There were / weren t many videogames at the mall. Was there a museum in the town? Yes, there was. / No, there wasn t. Were there any shopping centers? Yes, there were. / No, there weren t. TEMA 5: EVENTOS PASADOS Expresiones para Expresar Agrado / Desagrado It was terrific / exciting / fun / very nice / pleasant. It wasn t (very) pleasant. It was boring. Expresiones de Tiempo ago in +(year) yesterday last night / summer / weekend / year / birthday Palabras para Narrar Eventos Pasados each best friend cartoons disco elementary school high school hometown kindergarten lake trip neighbor concert famous people childhood shopping center party picnic shopping songs sports videogames weather Verbos Regulares Presente Pasado Presente Pasado answer answered look looked arrive arrived love loved ask asked open opened believe believed pass passed call called phone phoned carry carried play played change changed prefer preferred check (examine) checked rain rained clean cleaned return returned close closed smoke smoked cross crossed snow snowed dance danced start started die died stay stayed dress dressed stop stopped end ended study studied

4 enjoy enjoyed talk talked explain explained travel traveled follow followed try tried happen happened visit visited hate hated wait waited help helped walk walked invite invited want wanted learn learned wash washed like liked watch watched listen to listened to work worked live lived Verbos Irregulares Presente Pasado Presente Pasado be was / were meet met be born was /were born pay paid become became put put begin began read read break broke ride rode bring brought run ran buy bought say said come came see saw cut cut sell sold do did send sent drink drank sing sang drive drove sit sat eat ate sleep slept get got speak spoke give gave spend spent go went show showed grow up grew up take took have had teach taught hear heard tell told hurt hurt think thought keep kept understand understood know knew wake woke leave left wear wore lose lost win won make made write wrote How are you? I m not so good actually, What s the matter? What s the problem? I have a My back really hurts! How do you feel? I feel sick! I feel well! I don t feel well. What should I do? You should You shouldn t I m sorry to hear that. I hope you feel better soon. Does it hurt? Have a pain (in the leg / arm) I suffer from You look well! See a doctor / dentist! TEMA 6: SALUD, MALESTARES Y RECOMENDACIONES Expresiones Problemas de salud Estados de ánimo y salud Partes del cuerpo a fever bad a rash fine (well) backache good (better) broken (leg / arm) great cold happy cough hungry headache patient headache sad stomachache sick toothache terrible sore eyes thirsty sore throat tired temperature the flu arm elbow knee leg mouth neck nose shoulder skin stomach throat toe(s) tooth (teeth) wrist tongue lips back ear eye eyebrow eyelash

5 Do you take any medicine? Can I make an appointment? What time is your appointment? What should I do? Should I take any medicine? feel help hope rest stay (in bed) take hurt Verbos face finger(s) foot (feet) hand head TEMA 7: ANÉCDOTAS PERSONALES Expresiones Expresiones de tiempo Conjunciones I did my homework yesterday. I was doing my homework at 5p.m. this afternoon. She was singing and they were dancing. He was talking, but you weren t listening. I was sleeping when the telephone rang. I was studying while you were reading a book. yesterday at a.m. / p.m. last night this afternoon days ago and but while when You need to I have to Do you have to? I don t have to I don t need to I like to I don t like to I really need to I d like to I want to I hate to I m free on Saturdays. TEMA 8: OBLIGACIONES Y REGLAS Expresiones Verbos Conectores de en la Casa en la Escuela Secuencia Causa-efecto clean because cook then wash after do housework do the dishes do the homework do the shopping make breakfast make lunch make dinner be punctual arrive on time arrive early go to class go to the Self-Access Center (SAC) go to the library help make a phone call respect study wear a uniform work on the computer write notes

6 Expresiones Would you like to? Do you want to? I would like to / I d like to I would love to / I d love to I want to What are you doing next? When are you leaving? Are you visiting? I m celebrating my TEMA 9: INVITACIONES Y PROYECTOS Expresiones de Tiempo this afternoon tomorrow tomorrow night tonight this / next coming Friday this / next Christmas Vocabulario Relacionado Celebraciones Entretenimiento baby advertisement birthday cartoons birthday cake cinema celebration comedy festival drama fun hobby graduation magazine guest house news holiday newspaper party picture present play show sports theatre tickets go to the disco play the guitar sing at the karaoke bar surf the web ELABORADO POR: Miembros de la Academia Estatal: Lic. Leticia Ramírez, Mtra. Rita Cecilia López Figueroa, Mtra. Nohemí Ruiz Bentancourt, Mtra. Emily Librado Torres, Mtra. Ernestina Isabel López Martínez, Dra. Claudia Andrea Durán Montenegro, Mtro. David Armando Morales Enríquez, Mtro. Miguel Alexander Alarcón Bailleres, Dr. Isaí Alí Guevara Bazán, Mtra. Martha Edna García Ramírez, Lic. Marissa del Carmen Vázquez Patiño, Lic. Francisca Gallardo Gómez (Coordinadora Estatal) con la colaboración de Dra. María de los Ángeles Morales Sosa Mtra. Asunción Coutiño Clemente, Mtra. Marcela León Torales, Mtra. Ma. Graciela Natalia Govella de la Fuente, Mtra. Laura Bello Sánchez y Mtra. Janeth Tello Carrillo. BIBLIOGRAFÍA J.A. Van Ek and J.L.M. Trim. Waystage Council of Europe U.S.A. Cambridge University Press J. A. Van Ek and J.L.M. Trim. Breakthrough manuscript Council of Europe Cambridge University Press English Profile, The CEFR for English. Portal y comunidad de docentes investigadores del idioma inglés. Fecha de último acceso: 7/Ago/2017. Council of Europe. Marco común de referencia Europeo (Documento Electrónico). Fecha de último acceso: 7/Ago/ Editorial Imperia. Funciones del lenguaje según Roman Jakobson. Fecha de último acceso: 7/Ago/2017.