GRADO ONCE
Nota: Realiza los siguientes talleres y envíalos todos juntos en un solo archivo, con
nombre completo y grado al siguiente correo: marcela.jimenez@envigado.edu.co
Planeación semana 9: 16 al 20 de Marzo
Actividad: (3 horas de clase)
1. Lee la siguiente información:
¿QUÉ SON LOS CONECTORES?
Los conectores son palabras o
grupos de palabras que sirven para unir ideas expresando claramente el modo en
que se relacionan entre sí. Un buen uso de los conectores le da una mayor
coherencia a nuestro discurso y lo hace más inteligible para el receptor.
AND
In addition. “And” is used when the statements
are similar.
Examples:
He’s
10 and she’s 12.
My
mom and dad are teachers.
Tim
usually practices the piano and plays football at weekend.
BUT
“But”
is used to connect two opposite ideas.
Examples:
I
love ice cream, but he loves apples.
It’s
sunny and hot, but I like it.
She’s
40 years old, but she looks much younger than her
real age.
BECAUSE
Because is
used to give reasons.
Examples:
She
doesn’t go to school because she’s sick.
Because it rains, I wear a raincoat.
Kate
was happy because she won the competition.
SO
So is used to link between
cause/ reason and results
Examples:
He’s
hungry so he gets some food.
The
weather isn’t very nice so we don’t go camping.
He
lost the key so he couldn’t get into his room2. Escribe 5 frases con cada uno de los conectores ( so, but, because,and) lee el punto anterior para recordar el uso de cada uno.
3. Observa los siguientes vídeos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPQsoc3jZvc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-m78EQXwjk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rne5VwOH538
4. Resuelve las siguientes fichas, recuerda que estas se entregaron la semana pasada y están pegadas en el cuaderno. (Un solo documento)
5. Completa las siguientes frases con: where, when, and so, who, that, and, but or because y traducelas al español.
1. I cannot come _______________ I don't have any time.
2. You can climb up the tree, _________________ you must be careful.
3. She came in _______________ sat down.
4. I laughed ___________________Tom had told me a joke.
5. He was not at home, _____________________we asked the neighbours when he would be back.
6. The police arrested the thief ___________________ had stolen the money.
7. I can't help you,___________________ you should ask Mary.
8. She went to bed early __________________she was tired.
9. She got a bad mark at her last test ______________________she promised to learn a lot for the next one.
10. She always greets friendly _____________________I meet her.
11. I found out ___________________they are living.
12. He wore the trousers ____________________we had bought last Friday.
Planeación semana 10 : 23 al 27 de Marzo
Actividad: (3 horas de clase)
1. Lee la siguiente información:
Conectores de adición en inglés
- Secondly: obviamente se usa después de first (segundo) > First, you did a good job. Secondly, you delivered in time.
- Then / Next: después, luego, siguiente > I went to the bar, then I met him. Next thing I remember, we were drunk.
- Also / too: también. Also se usa al principio de la frase, después del sujeto. Mientras que too se usa al final de la frase > You should wear a scarf too.
- As well as: además de > She brought me a cake as well as a present.
- Moreover / furthermore: además, es más > Moreover, Grace broke a glass too!
- In fact / as a matter of fact: de hecho > You misunderstood, as a matter of fact.
- Actually: de verdad, en realidad > After all these texts, I can’t wait to actually meet John.
- Anyway: en cualquier caso, de todas formas > I didn’t mean to be harsh with Kevin anyway.
- Besides: además > The movie was bad. Besides, I don’t like that director.
- By the way: a propósito, por cierto > By the way, I saw your mother at the grocery store yesterday.
- In the same way: de la misma manera > The braidsmaids were dressed in the same way.
- In other words: en otras palabras, dicho de otro modo > I’m very busy these days; in other words, I can’t help you anymore.
- That is to say: o sea, es decir > That dress is very particular. That is to say, I won’t never wear it.
- In addition: además > Paul brought some ice cream in addition.
- Such as: como, por ejemplo > I like flowers, such as roses and sunflowers.
- Like: como, por ejemplo > The bar has a lot of sandwiches, like with egg salad, tuna, ham and cheese.
- Above all: sobretodo > I want the party to be fun above all.
- Or rather: o, o mejor > You should listen to them more, or rather you should actually do what they say.
Conectores de contraste u oposición
Para expresar una idea contraria a lo que hemos dicho, utilizamos los conectores de oposición.
- However: de la manera que, como > I hear you. However, I disagree.
- While: mientras > While this works for me, I can see why it’s not good for you.
- Instead of: en lugar de > Fred should be studying more, instead of hanging out so often.
- Nevertheless / nonetheless: sin embargo, aún así > I don’t agree with you completely, nevertheless I’ll help you.
- If not: si no > If it’s a sunny day tomorrow we can go to the sea. If not, let’s make a nice dinner at home.
- Whereas: mientras que > My father likes to sky whereas my mother is a good swimmer.
- Unlike: a diferencia de > Unlike my brother, I like vegetables.
- Contrary to: contrariamente a > Contrary to the weather forecast, it was a beautiful day today.
- In comparison (to): en comparación, comparado con > Greg’s a genius; my grades are bad in comparison.
- In spite of: a pesar de, pese a > In spite of your efforts to explain me, I didn’t understand, sorry.
2. Escribe un párrafo sobre la importancia del cuidado del medio ambiente, utilizando los conectores y el vocabulario del punto anterior. (Mínimo 8 renglones)
3. Diligencia el formato de autoevaluación que se encuentra en la página institucional.
Todo se envía al siguiente correo: marcela.jimenez@envigado.edu.co, recuerda escribir
en el asunto nombre completo y grado. Recuerda que la autoevaluación se
encuentra en la página del colegio y esta para todas las asignaturas.
No hay comentarios.:
Publicar un comentario