Present Simple

To conjugate the present simple we use the infinitive for the subjects "I", "you", "we" and "they" and for the third persons "he", "she" and "it" we add an "s" at the end of the verb.

There are certain conditions that say that when you put the auxiliary verb "to be" in the third person do not put the "s" in the main verb. This only happens with the negative and interrogative sentences.

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Subject Conjugation

I, you, we, and they tlak, eat, learn, do, go

he, she and it talks, eats, learns, does, goes

Examples:

I talk. (yo hablo)

He eats. (él come)

They learn. (ellos aprenden)

Negative sentences

I do not talk. (yo no hablo)

He does not eat. (él no come)

They do not learn. (ellos no aprenden)

Interrogative sentences

Do you talk?. (¿tu hablas?)

Does he eat? (¿el come?)

Do they learn? (¿ellos aprenden?)

Possessive Adjectives

The possessive adjectives help us to give reference to something that pretends someone.

the possessive adjectives are the following:

I = my = mi, mis

You = your = tu, tus / su, sus (de usted)

He = his = su, sus (de él)

She = her = su, sus (de ella)

It = its = su, sus ( de algo)

We = our = nuestro/a/os/as

They = their = su, sus (de ellos/as)

Some examples:

I´m a teacher. Ilike my job.

Soy profesor. Me gusta mi trabajo.

What is your name?

¿Cuál es tu nombre?

Bill washes his car every day.

Bill lava su auto todos los días.

VOCABULARY 

"CLOTHES"

T-shirt - playera/camiseta

Shirt - camisa

button-down shirt - camisa

top - top

blouse - blusa

blazer - americana

bodysuit - body

sweatshirt - sudadera

sweater - suéter

cardigan - cárdigan/chaqueta de punto

tunic- túnica

pants - pantalón

trousers - pantalón

jeans - pantalón vaquero/pantalón de mezclilla

dress pants - pantalón de vestir

suit pants - pantalón de traje

shorts - short

dress - vestido

skirt - falda

miniskirt - minifalda

suit - traje

tie - corbata

wedding dress - vestido de novia

underwear - ropa interior

bra - sostén/sujetador

panties/ panty -calzón/ pantaleta

briefs - calzones/calzoncillos

boxers - calzoncillos/bóxer

tights - medias

pantyhose - medias/pantimedias

socks - calcetines

no-show socks - calcetines invisibles

pijamas - pijama

camisole - camisola

robe - bata

nightie - camisón

bathing suit/ swimsuit- traje de baño

trunks - bañador

bikini - bikini

sweatshirt - sudadera

hoodie - sudadera con capucha

leggings - mallas

sports bra - sujetador deportivo

coat - abrigo

jacket- chaqueta/chamarra/saco

raincoat - gabardina

bomber jacket - cazadora bomber

jean jacket - cazadora vaquera

motorcycle jacket - cazadora motera

shawl -  chal/rebozo

flip-flops - chanclas

sandals - sandalias

ballet flats - bailarinas

flip-flops - chancletas

sneakers - zapatos deportivos/zapatillas deportivas/tenis

tennis shoes - zapatos deportivos/zapatillas deportivas/tenis

trainers - zapatos deportivos/zapatillas deportivas/tenis

heles - tacones

flats - zapatos de tacón bajo/flats

boots - botas

ankle boots - botines

slippers - pantuflas/zapatillas

dress shoes - zapatos de vestir

cap - gorra

hat - gorro

hood - capucha

beret - boina

belt - cinturón

necklace - collar

bracelet - pulsera

watch - reloj

earrings - aretes/pendientes

ring - anillo

gloves - guantes

scarf - bufanda

handkerchief - pañuelo

leggings - leggings

sunglasses - gafas/lentes de sol

Vocabulary

"FAMILY"

In this article we will learn the different words and terms to refer to the family. Una de las formas más habituales de aprender el vocabulario relacionado con la familia es a través de un árbol genealógico.

Great-grandmother - Bisabuela

Great-granfather - Bisabuelo

Grandmother - Abuela

Grandfather - Abuelo

Grandparents - Abuelos

Sister-in-law - Cuñada

Brother-in-law - Cuñado

Identical Twins - Gemelos

Twins - Mellizos

Granddaughter - Nieta

Grandson - Nieto

Grandchild - Nieto/a

Girlfriend - Novia

Boyfriend - Novio

Daughter-in-law - Nuera

Son-in-law - Yerno

Parents - Padres 

Father - Papá

Mother - Mamá

Son - Hijo

Daughter - Hija

Godfather - Padrino

Cousin - Primo/Prima

Sobrina – Niece

Sobrino – Nephew

Suegra – Mother-in-law

Suegro – Father-in-law

Tía – Aunt

Tío–Uncle

https://blog.openenglish.com/la-familia-en-ingles/ 

https://trucoslondres.com/familia-ingles-vocabulario/ 

Examples verb "to be"
Questions

1.  Is that your dog? (¿Ese es tu perro?)
2.  Is your mother a nurse? (¿Tu mamá es una enfermera?)
3.  Are they your cousins? (¿Ellos son tus primos?)
4.  Is he your boyfriend? (¿Él es tu novio?)
5.  Is this your favourite song? (¿Esta es tu canción favorita?)
6.  Are we in the park? (¿Estamos en el parque?)
7. Are you the best in your classroom? (¿Eres el mejor en tu salón?)

Examples verb "to be"
Negative

1. He isn’t  a lawyer. (Él no es un abogado).
2. Today isn’t Monday. (Hoy no es lunes).
3. He and Mary aren’t good students. (Él y Mary no son buenos estudiantes).
4. You aren’t old friends. (Ustedes no son viejos amigos).
5. He isn’t  in Europe. (Él no está en Europa).
6. She isn’t angry. (Ella no esta enojada).
7. He and she aren’t cousins. (Él y ella no son primos).
8. You aren’t very serious. (Tú no eres muy serio).
9. Both cousins aren’t tall. (Ambos primos no son altos).

Examples of verb "to be"
Afirmative

1. I am a good student. (Yo soy un buen estudiante).
2. You are very serious. (Tú eres muy serio).
3. She is absent from class today. (Ella no está en clase hoy).
4. He is a lawyer. (Él es un abogado).
5. It is a sunny day. (Es un día soleado).
6. We are old friends. (Nosotros somos viejos amigos).
7. They are friends. (Ellos son amigos).
8. He and Mary are good students. (Él y Mary son buenos estudiantes).

Nationalities

In the past classes we saw the issue of nationalities.

For this topic we met and practiced some of the most famous countries, as well as some customs of each country.

1.- Scotland- Escocia

• Viking Fire Festival

2.-England- Inglaterra

• Harvest Festival

3.-Argentina- Argentina

• Tango

4.-Egypt- Egipto

• Pyramids

5.-Spain- España

• Torero

The verb "to be" 

In the last class the teacher explained the structure of verb to be in present.To begin the verb to be means "ser" or "estar". We use to be in present to talk about names, professions, nationalities, age, feelings. The forms of the verb to be are: am, is, are.

The structure of the verb to be in the following:

Subject + Verb to be + Complement

(am, is, are)

We are students of CCH VALLEJO. This blog is for English class 1, group 182. We will address topics such as: personal information, family members, description of home and belongings in addition to expressing likes and preferences.
In this first blog, we will  start giving personal information about us.
We are the great ones of the 182 😎
We are repeating the matter because the first semester teacher hated us, and she prefered to go with her dog to the school parking lot. 😭