Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
EVALUATION PLAN ENGLISH II 2016 - 2017 OBJECTIVE
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CONTENT
EVALUATION
1.1 Diagnostic and Introductory class. English Verbs Tenses. Pronouns. Nouns, Adjectives, To-be Forms. English Importance
a. Dictation b. Reading c. Registration Card d. Mind Map
2.1 Engineering in General. Definition, ECPD, History (Ancient, Greece Renaissance and Modern Era). Engineering Styles. Engineering Styles (Aeronautical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, electrical, Electronic, Mechanical and Digital )
a. Dictation b. Oral Presentation c. Mind Map d. Taller
DATE
POINTS
2.2 Engineering Styles in General. Engineering Styles (Aeronautical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, electrical, Electronic, Mechanical and Digital )
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2.3 Introducing Myself in Engineering Styles (Computer, Civil or Digital ) a. Dictation 3.1 Simple Present Tense I b. Prueba Escrita c. Taller 3.2 Continuous Present Tense I d. Verbs Conjunction 3.3 Verbs Conjunction 20 PTS
Objective 1.1 Diagnostic and Introductory class Objective 2.1 Engineering in General Engineering is a term derived from Latin that means “Ingenium” that is, “innateguality specially mental power and cleverness inventions Engineering is the application of mathematics, scientific, economic and social knowledge in order to invent, innovate, design, build, maintain, research and improve structures, machines, tools, systems and materials
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
Engineering Styles are extremely general; for that reason, it is divided by specialized fields being more emphasis in a particular area of applied science, technology and types of application. The American Engineer’s Council for a professional development (ECPD) defined engineering as: “The creative application of scientific principles to design or develop structures, machines, tools, manufacturing processes, work utilizing them in a combination to construct or operate a specific design. Objective 2.2 Engineering Styles in General Engineering Styles: Aeronautical
Chemical
Civil
Computer
Electrical
Electronic
Mechanical
Digital
. Objective 2.2 Introducing Myself in Engineering Styles Computer Engineering is divided into: Computer Software and Computer Hardware Civil Engineering id divided into: Coastal, Construction, Earthquake, Environmental, Geotechnical, Hydraulic, and Transportation. Introducing yourself is describing your preferences, attitudes and more it is saying your name, your likes, dislikes, want, need, love, believe and wish. Also, you may introduce yourself differently depending on whether you are meeting someone or just starting a conversation, conference or event. Besides, Introducing Yourself is giving your personal information, opinion or point of view; also, it is about what you prefer to do, like, dislike, want, do not want, need, do not need, believe, do not believe, love and do not love. Finally. Introducing yourself is divided into: Personal information, Preferences, English, Goodbye and Best Wishes Expressions INTRODUCING YOURSELF IN ENGINEERING STYLE For example Good Morning! Hello my name is Carlos Pérez I am seventeen years old I live in Baruta- Miranda State I study in Alejo Fortique High School My favorites colors are: blue, black and green My favorites animals are: lion, dog and giraffe My favorites fruits are: coconut, apple and
I Like
I
Dislike Social Network Instagram, Facebook Twitter,Snapchat Languages English, Spanish Chinese, Portuguese I Want Want Technology Tablet,
I Do Not
Laptop, Play-station, cellphone
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos watermelon My favorites sports are: soccer, baseball and kicking-ball Need My favorite music are: rock, jazz and reggae Economy Pesos
I Need
I Do Not
Dollars, Euros
I Believe Believe Religions Occultism
I Do Not
Catholic, Christianity
I love Love Family nephew
Yen,
I Do Not
Mother, Father,girlfriend
Cousin,
Yes, I do know English Good-Bye! Take Care!
Objective 3.1 Simple Present Tense I Content
Definition and Identify The Elements
DAILY ROUTINE
SIMPLE PRESENT
ROUTINE
HABITITUAL ACTIONS
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
ACTIONS AND FACTS
DEFINITIONS This is a verbal time using in the English grammar to express truths, constant situations, give instructions, request or commands, express universal facts and also is known as timeless present. Also, this is a verbal time uses in the English language to express regular actions and facts, things that happens frequently and things that are true or false FACTS
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
This is a verbal using in the English grammar to express habitual actions that people, animal or thing do or does daily in their routine. Also these actions can happen sometimes, frequently always or never. Besides, it is used to say what you do every day, all day, someday, any day, many days or several days since the morning until the night; ACTIONS FOR EXAMPLE I SOMETIMES LISTEN MUSIC IN THE MORNING YOU OFTEN LISTEN MUSIC IN THE MORNING SHE ALWAYS LISTENS MUSIC IN THE MORNING WE NEVER LISTEN MUSIC IN THE MORNING
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE PRONOUNS VERBS FREQUENCY ADVERBS
ELEMENTS
TIME COMPLEMENTS AUXILIARIES+ WH QUESTIONS
FOR EXAMPLE
PRONOUN VERB
FREQUENCY
I
HE
THEY
I WAKE UP
HE WAKES UP
THEY WAKE UP
HE SOMETIMES WAKES UP THEY NEVER WAKE UP I OFTEN WAKE UP
ADVERD
HE SOMETIMES WAKES UP THEY NEVER WAKE UP I OFTEN WAKE UP
EARLY IN THE MORNING
EARLY IN THE MORNING
HOW FREQUENTLY DOES
HOW FREQUENTLY DO
HOW FREQUENTLY
HE WAKE UP IN THE
THEY WAKE UP IN THE
DO I WAKE UP IN
MORNING?
MORNING?
EARLY IN THE
TIME+ COMPLEMENTS
MORNING
THE MORNING?
WH + AUX
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ELEMENTS: PRONOUNS ENGLISH
SPANISH SINGULAR
PLURAL
YO
NOSOTROS
TU
USTEDES
EL, ELLA
ELLOS
SINGULAR
PLURAL
I
WE
YOU
YOU
SHE, HE, IT
THEY
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ELEMENTS: DAILY VERBS VERBS-MEANING
DAILY VERBS
CONJUNTION- SIMPLE PRESENT I, YOU, WE, YOU, THEY HE, SHE IT
TO WAKE
WAKE UP
TO GET
GET UP
TO TAKE
TAKE A SHOWER
TO BRUSH
BRUSH MY TEETH
TO EAT
HAVE BREAKFAST
TO DRINK
GO TO UNIVERSITY
TO GO
ATTENDANCE CLASS
TO ATTENDANCE
HAVE LUNCH
TO HAVE
HAVE CAR
TO WORK
TAKE REST
TO DO
DO HOMEWORK
TO WATCH
WORK
TO LISTEN
WATCH TV
TO READ
LISTEN MUSIC
TO DRIVE
READ A MEGAZINE
TO SURF
DRIVE A CAR
TO TALK
SURF ON INTERNET
TO CALL
TALK TO A FRIEND
TO SLEEP
HAVE DINNER CALL SLEEP
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
EXERCISES: CONJUGATED THE FOLLOWINGS VERBS AND ADD TO WEEKLY SCHEDULE
VERB
I, YOU
HE, SHE, IT
WE, YOU, THEY
WEEK SCHEDULE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning
Afternoon Noon Evening Night
Saturday
Sunday
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ELEMENTS: FREQUENCY ADVERBS NEVER 0% HARDLY EVER 5% SELDOM 10 % REGURLALLY 20% OCASSIONALLY 30% FREQUENCY ADVERBS
SPORADICALLY 40% SOMETIMES 50% FREQUENTLY 60% OFTEN 70% GENERALLY 80% USUALLY 90% ALWAYS 100%
EXERCISES WEEK SCHEDULE DAY
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
ACTION
20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 1.
How often do you
2.
How frequently
3.
How often
4.
How frequently
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
WEEK SCHEDULE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
Morning
Afternoon
Noon Evening
Night
1. When do you
2. What time do you
3.Where
WEEK SCHEDULE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning
Afternoon
Noon Evening
Night
2. When do you
2. What time do you
3.Where
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE ELEMENTS: TIME COMPLEMENTS
IN THE MORNING 6-00AM 1159 AM AT NOON 12:00PM-12:59PM
TIME COMPLEMENTS
IN THE AFTERNOON 1:00PM -4:59PM IN THE EVENING 5:00PM- 8:59PM AT NIGHT 9:00PM : 5:59AM
FOR EXAMPLE I SOMETIMES GET UP AT 6:00AM IN THE MORNING, YOU USUALLY TAKE A SHOWER AT 7:00AM IN THE MORNING ACTIVITY. Fill up this schedule with your personal activities Daily Schedule 6 AM
3 PM
7 AM
4 PM
8 AM
5 PM
9 AM
6 PM
10 AM
7 PM
11 AM
8 PM
12 AM
9 PM
1 PM
10 PM
2 PM
11 PM
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
SIMPLE PRESENT SENTENCE STRUCTURE Pronoun + Frequency Adverb+ Verb (ies, es, s)+ Time Complement Activities: Change the verb according to the Pronoun, include Frequency Adverb and Time Complement I, YOU
VERBS
TO WAKE (Always)
WE, THEY
1. I always wake up 1. He always wakes up at
1. We always wake
at 5 am in the
up at 5 am in the
morning
5 am in the morning 2. She always wakes up
morning
2. You always wake at 5 am in the morning
2. They always wake
up at 5 am in the
up at 5 am in the
morning
TO GET
HE, SHE, IT
3. It always wakes up at 5 am in the morning
morning
- You
- She
-They
-I
-It
-We
-You
-He
-They
-I
-She
-We
-You
-It
-They
(Never) TO TAKE (Hardly Ever) TO BRUSH (Seldom) TO EAT (Regurlally) TO DRINK (Occasionally)
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
VERBS
I, YOU
HE, SHE, IT
THEY WE
TO GO (Sporadically)
-I
-He
-We
TO ATTENDANCE (Sometimes)
- You
- She
-They
TO HAVE (Frequently)
-I
-It
-We
TO WORK (Often)
-You
-He
-They
TO DO (Generally)
-I
-She
-We
TO WATCH (Usually)
-You
-It
-They
TO LISTEN (Always)
-I
-He
-We
TO READ (Sometimes)
- You
- She
-They
TO DRIVE (Never)
-I
-It
-We
TO SURF (frequently)
-You
-He
-They
TO TALK (Always)
-I
-She
-We
TO CALL (Often)
-You
-It
-They
TO SLEEP (Usually)
-You
-It
-They
Do a daily schedule according what you do every day using Simple Present Sentence Structure
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
Daily Schedule 6 AM
3 PM
7 AM
4 PM
8 AM
5 PM
9 AM
6 PM
10 AM
7 PM
11 AM
8 PM
12 AM
9 PM
1 PM
10 PM
2 PM
11 PM
Best Friend Daily Schedule 6 AM
3 PM
7 AM
4 PM
8 AM
5 PM
9 AM
6 PM
10 AM
7 PM
11 AM
8 PM
12 AM
9 PM
1 PM
10 PM
2 PM
11 PM
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
3.2 Continuous Present Tense I The Continuous Present Tense is used to express the action that is happening right now, at this moment. Also to something that is taking time in the present such: a)
something that is happening at the moment of speaking
b)
to show that something is changing, growing or developing
For example: I am speaking in English right now You are attending class now He is writing a letter right now She is listening music now It is eating meal now We are taking English class right now They are working right now
CONTINUOUS PRESENT TENSE PRONOUNS TO BE -VERB VERBS TIME COMPLEMENTS
ELEMENTS
WH QUESTIONS
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE: CONTINUOUS PRESENT TENSE ELEMENTS: PRONOUNS + TO BE -VERB ENGLISH SINGULAR
PRONOUN VERB TO-BE PLURAL
I
WE
YOU
YOU
SHE, HE, IT
THEY
TO BE CONSTRACTIONS
AM- IS - ARE
PRONOUN VERB TO-BE AM- IS - ARE
I + am = I'm: he + is = he's she + is = she's it + is= it's
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE: CONTINUOUS PRESENT TENSE ELEMENT: VERBS The verbs in Continuous Present are modified with ING. For example: 2. Usually we add ING to the Verb Work—Working, Learn—Learning, Eat—Eating 3. When the verb ends with “e”, we eliminated and add ING Have—Having , Write—Writing , 4. If it’s the verb GET change to this: Get—Getting VERB
ING FORM
VERB
ING FORM
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
OBJECTIVE: CONTINUOUS PRESENT TENSE TIME COMPLEMENTS
NOW RIGHT NOW
TIME COMPLEMENTS
RIGHT AWAY INMEDIATLY
Continuous Present Sentence Structure Pronoun + To-be Verb (am-is-are) + Verb (ing) + Action+ Time Complement Activities: Change the verb according to the Pronoun, include Frequency Adverb and Time Complement I, YOU
VERBS TO WAKE
HE, SHE, IT
WE, THEY
1. I am waking up in 1. He is waking up in his 1. We are waking up in my bed now bed right away our beds right now 2. You are waking up 2. She is waking up in in my bed right now her bed immediately
2. They are waking up in their beds right now
3. It is waking up in its bed now TO GET
- You
- She
-They
TO TAKE
-I
-It
-We
TO BRUSH
-You
-He
-They
TO EAT
-I
-She
-We
TO DRINK
-You
-It
-They
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. ENGLISH SUBJECT. Prof (MSc) Alan Santos
VERBS
I, YOU
HE, SHE, IT
THEY WE
TO GO
-I
-He
-We
TO ATTENDANCE
- You
- She
-They
TO HAVE
-I
-It
-We
TO WORK
-You
-He
-They
TO DO
-I
-She
-We
TO WATCH
-You
-It
-They
TO LISTEN
-I
-He
-We
TO READ
- You
- She
-They
TO DRIVE
-I
-It
-We
TO SURF
-You
-He
-They
TO TALK (Always)
-I
-She
-We
TO CALL (Often)
-You
-It
-They
TO SLEEP (Usually)
-You
-It
-They