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UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE CHIMBORAZO
Growing up
In Unit 5, you learn how to…..
*Use the simple past in statement and questions
(review)
* Use time expressions to talk about the past
*Use all, most, a lot of, a feu, etc.
*Talk about memories of childhood, school, and
your teenage years.
*Correct yourself with expressions like wait,
actually, and i mean.
Grammar be born; simple past
(review); time expressions
Simple past
Where were you born?
Where were your parents
born?
Who was your best friend
when you a child?
I was born in San Juan.
My parents were in
riobamba.
My best friend was
Sandra.
Simple past tence
+ joel wrote interesting reports.
- He didn’t write interesting reports.
? Did he write interesting reports?
Yes, he wrote interesting reports.
Yes, he did.
No, He didn’t write interesting reports.
No, he didn’t
joel
he
Simple past tence
+ joel wrote interesting reports.
- He didn’t write interesting
reports.
? Did he write interesting reports?
Yes, he wrote interesting
reports.
Yes, he did.
No, He didn’t write interesting
reports.
No, he didn’t
Information questions
exception
Hwo interesting
reports?
* Joel
always goes this way
What he ?
*interesting reports
Information questions
wrote
did write
Information questions
What time did the music concert begin yesterday?
At 10 o’clock v.s
How long did they spead in the beach?
Two days v.s
Hwo drove my car last night?
My brother v.p
100%
80% - 90%
90% - 60%
35% - 25%
0%
All of
Most of
Some of
A few of
None of
A lot of
Grammar
All
Most
Some
A few
No
A lot of
Todos
La mayoría
Algunos
Unos pocos
Ninguno
muchos
All people boil yours
clothes.
Most axen eat medic.
Some women wear
dress.
A few of men in my
class share ideas.
No feet be barefoot.
All of the people in my city boil yours
clothes.
Most of the axen in my town eat
medic.
Some of the women in my family wear
dress
A few of men in my class share ideas
None of feet in my city be barefoot
Example
All of them boil yoursclothes.
Most of us eat medic.
Some of us wear dress
A few of them share ideas
None of them be barefoot
Correcting things you say
Wait: to correct a word.
I mean: to correct a complete information.
* Who took you to school on your first day?
My mom. No, wait, my dad took me.
* Where do they take three accounting seminaries this mont?
At the school. No, wait at the university
What is your name, Alulema. I mean yolanda.
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