Cuadernillo Inglès Cambridage
Cuadernillo Inglès Cambridage
Cuadernillo Inglès Cambridage
CAMBRIDGE
ALPHABET
Letra Pronunciación Fonética
A [ei] /eɪ/
B [bi] /bi/
C [ci] /si/
D [di] /di/
E [i] /i/
F [ef] /ef/
G [yi] /dʒi/
H [eich] /eɪtʃ/
I [ai] /aɪ/
J [yei] /dʒeɪ/
K [kei] /keɪ/
L [el] /el/
M [em] /em/
N [en] /en/
O [ou] /əʊ/
P [pi] /pi/
Q [kiu] /kju/
R [ar] /ɑ(r)/
S [es] /es/
T [ti] /ti/
U [iu] /ju/
V [vi] /vi/
X [ecs] /eks/
Y [uai] /waɪ/
Z [zi] /zed/
SPELLING.
ALBA = Ei – El – Bi – Ei
RUIZ = Ar – iu – ai - zzi
NUMBERS.
Vocabulary Numbers
1-ONE. TWO, _______
2-FOUR, FIVE, ______
3-SEVEN,______, NINE.
EMAIL ADDRESSES.
“.” AS “DOT”
“@” AS “AT”
“_” as “UNDERSCORE”
PERSONAL INFORMATION.
MY PROFILE
IMPORTANT DATA.
My first name is: Alba
college = study
My name is: Alba Selene company = work
My last name is: Ruiz Liso
DOT AT DOT
FAMILY
Vocabulary (family)
a sister
a brother
We use plural for two more people. For most words, we add –s to make plural.
Two sisters
Three brothers
Sons
Daugthers
Formal: ____________
Informal: __________
IS AND ARE
He/ She / It + is ‘s = is
It It is tall
FAMILY TREE
Manuela and Hèctor are my parents. Hector is my dad. Manuela is my mom. She’s
55 (fifty-five. She’s from Sinaloa. Martin is my brothers. He’s 29 (twenty-nine).
He’s a engineer. Hèctor is my brother. He’s 30 (thirty). He’s a sociologist. Sara is
my sister. She’s 32 (thirty-thwo. She’s an accountant.
DESCRIBING PEOPLE.
You can use really or very to make adjectives (describing words) stronger.
(Tu puedes usar “really” o “very” para hacer adjetivos mas fuertes.)
Examples:
She’s tall, but he’s really tall. (Ella es alta, pero él es muy alto.)
She’s tall, but he’s very tall. (Ella es alta, pero él es muy alto.)
ACTIVIDAD. In the next activity, you write about people you know and send your
writing to your teacher. First, plan what you want to write.
Think about two people you know. In your notebook, write answers to these questions.
Example answers
My best friend is Vicky. She's from Lima in Peru. She's a student, and she's a server in a
restaurant, too. She's 24, so she's young. She's short, smart, and funny.
Ricardo is my brother. He's from Lima, too. He's a salesperson. He's 27, so he's young. He's tall
and friendly. He's not shy!
Iran is my best friend, is a great person. He’s from Sinaloa, but lives in Baja California. He is a
systems engineer, he works at an automobile company. He’s 28 years old. He’s Young. He’s
short. He’s a great person because he’s very funny and friendly.
MONTHS
DATE
ORDINAL NUMBERS
Estos son los números que usamos para las fechas. Las letras en negrita muestran las
sílabas acentuadas (fuertemente pronunciadas).
1 first
2 second
3 third
4 fourth
5 fifth
6 sixth
7 seventh
8 eighth
9 ninth
10 tenth
11 eleventh
12 twelfth
Cuando escribimos fechas, usamos números, no palabras.
EJERCICIO
1. When's her birthday? It’s on ______________
2. How old is she? It’s on ___________________
3. His birthday party is _______________July 18.
INFORMATION
WRONG = EQUIVOCADO
CORRECT = CORRECTO
GIVE = DAR
SAME = MISMA
SURE = SEGURA/O
START AGAIN = COMENZAR DE NUEVO
BOTH = AMBOS
BORING = ABURRIDO
A LOT OF = MUCHO
BABY (BABY GIRL/ BABY) = BEBÈ
NO, SORRY = PARA CORREGIR( NO, LO SIENTO)
I MEAND = QUIERO DECIR
VOCABULARIO (MONTHS)
VOCABULARIO (NUMBERS)
NUMEROS (ORDINAL NUMBERS)
1 first
2 second
3 third
4 fourth
5 fifth
6 sixth
7 seventh
8 eighth
9 ninth
10 tenth
11 eleventh
12 twelfth
VOCABULARIO (JOBS)
VOCABULARIO (FAMILY)
VOCABULARIO (ADJETIVOS)
OLD = VIEJO
TALL = ALTO
SHORT = CHAPARRO
YOUNG = JOVEN
FUNNY = DIVERTIDO
BORING = ABURRIDO
INTERESTING = INTERESANTE
FRIENDLY = AMIGABLE
SHY = TÌMIDA
SMART = INTELIGENTE
KIND TO = AMABLE
BIBLIOGRAFÌAS
https://www.britishcouncil.org.mx/blog/abecedario-en-ingles
https://www.woodwardenglish.com/lesson/numbers-1-100-in-english/