UPTCLANGUAGE CENTREENGLISH COURSE LEVEL 1

BY:David Camargo P.

UNIT 2 HOW DO YOU SPEND YOUR DAY?

HOUR MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

FRIDAY

7:00 a.m.

8:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

10:00 a.m.

ETC… ETC… ETC… ETC… ETC… ETC…

RELATED EXPRESSIONS GET UP EARLY

HAVE…

BREAKFAST

LUNCH

DINNER

GO TO WORK

DRIVE A CAR

EXERCISE

GO TO MOVIES

PLAY TENNIS

READ THE NEWSPAPER

SLEEP LATE

TAKE A WALK

WATCH TELEVISION

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCESI go to school everyday.She goes to school everyday.

You have a new computerHe has a new computer

We drive a car to work.He drives a car to work.

She gets up early on weekends.

I get up early on weekends.

He starts work at 8:00 a.m.

They start work at 6:00 a.m.

We play on the school volleyball team.

She plays in the school volleyball team.

Exercise 1

Exercise 1 clue

Dance Dances Live lives Take takes

Do Does Say says Use Uses

Go Goes Sit sits Walk Walks

Have has Study studies Watch Watches

SETTING THE RULES-S -ES -IESTAKEPLAYSEEEAT

GODOFIXWATCHWASHBUZGUESS

STUDYTRYCRYIDENTIFY

HAVE HAS

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

I don’t have a car

She doesn’t work on weekends

They don’t sleep late

He doesn’t play tennis in the morning

We don’t eat lunch at noon

INTERROGATIVE SENTECES

Do you have a car?

Does she work downtown?

Do they have dinner at Moe’sresteurant?

Does he have a new computer?

Do we have class?

Article a/an Use A + singular noun before a consonant

noun.

He is a carpenter.

He is a good student.

Use AN + singular noun before a vowel sound

He is an architect

She is an actress

DO NOT USE A-AN BEFORE PLURAL NOUNS

EXERCISE 1

He’s carpenter. He works forconstruction company. He buildsschools and hospitals.

CLUE

He’s a carpenter. He works for aconstruction company. He buildsschools and hospitals.

EXERCISE 2

She works for travel company and arranges tours. She’s travel agent.

CLUE

She works for a travel company and arranges tours. She’s a travel agent.

EXERCISE 3He has difficult job. He’s cashier. He works in supermarket.

CLUE

He has a difficult job. He’s a cashier. He works in a supermarket.

REFERENCES

INTERCHANGE 1 Third Edition by Jack C. Richards. Cambridge University Press.

INTERCHANGE INTRO. Third Edition by Jack C. Richards. Cambridge University Press.