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UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL DON BOSCO DE LA TOLA

Ao lectivo 2016-2017

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PLAN DE MEJORA

AREA: EnglishDOCENTE :Lic. Diego Bolaos

Lic. Paola Corella

DATE TO PRESENT:06-07-2017

INSTRUCTTION:

1. The recuperation program has to be present in square papers.

2. The questionnaire has to be sign by your father or mother.

3. You have to pass all recuperation program with answers.

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INDICADORES

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CLEAN AND ORDER

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SPELLING

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PUNCTUATION

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GRAMMAR

THEMES

1. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

2. PAST PROGRESSIVE

3. SIMPLE PRESENT

4. SIMPLE PAST

5. PRESENT PERFECT

6. WHEN AND WHILE AS A CONNECTORS.

1.PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

ThePRESENT PROGRESSIVE TENSEindicates continuing action, something going on now. This tense is formed with the helping "to be" verb, in the present tense, plus the present participle of the verb (with an-ingending): "Iam buyingall my family's Christmas gifts early this year. Sheis workingthrough the holiday break. Dierdreis beinga really good girl in these days before Christmas".

The present progressive can suggest that an action is going to happen in the future, especially with verbs that convey the idea of a plan or of movement from one place or condition to another: "The teamis arrivingin two hours. He's movingto Portland this summer." Because the present progressive can suggest either the present or the future, it is usually modified by adverbs of time.

Generally, progressive forms occur only with what are called dynamic verbs and not with stative verbs. If you wish to review that concept now.

1. Forming a negative

Negatives in the present continuous are formed by addingnotorn'tafter the verb BE:

Positive sentence

Negative sentence

Contracted negative

I am eating.

I am not eating.

I'm not eating.

You are working.

You are not working.

You aren't working.

He is driving.

He is not driving.

He isn't driving.

She is teaching.

She is not teaching.

She isn't teaching.

It is raining.

It is not raining.

It isn't raining.

We are reading.

We are not reading.

We aren't reading.

They are writing.

They are not writing.

They aren't writing.

2. Forming a question

Yes/no questions are created by moving the verb BE to the beginning of the sentence. WH-questions are formed by moving the verb BE, and then adding the WH- word. Here are the rules:

Statement

Yes/no question

WH- question

I am eating.

Am I eating?

What am I eating?

You are crying.

Are you crying?

Why are you crying?

He is going.

Is he going?

Where is he going?

She is arriving.

Is she arriving?

When is she arriving?

It is sleeping.

Is it sleeping?

Why is it sleeping?

We are leaving.

Are we leaving?

When are we leaving?

They are fighting.

Are they fighting?

Why are they fighting?

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

EXERCISES

1. Make the following sentences negative. Don't forget to include the period at the end!

1. I am thinking.

2. You are singing.

3. He is eating jelly.

4. She is studying hard.

5. It is raining now.

6. We are having tea.

7. They are driving to Toronto.

2. Change each sentence into a question in the present continuous tense. The question type is in brackets. For example: "She is eating cheese. [WHAT]" becomes "What is she eating?".

1. He's riding a bike. [WHAT]

What is he doing?/ What is he riding?

Principio del formulario

Final del formulario

2. You're giving her flowers because it's her birthday. [WHY]

Why are you giving flowers to her?



3. We are travelling by ship. [HOW]

How are we traveling?



4. It's raining hard. [YES/NO]

Is it raining hard?



5. She's going to work. [WHERE]

Where is she going?



6. We are waiting because the bus is late. [WHY]

Why are we waiting?



7. She is having a party. [YES/NO]

Is she having a party?



8. He's cooking bacon for supper. [WHAT]

what is

Exercise on affirmative sentences

Use the words below to make sentences in present progressive.

1. I / to read a book. I am reading a book.

2. it / to rain -

3. he / to repair his bike -

4. they / to watch a film -

5. the cat /to sleep on the chair -

6. Jane and Emily / to do their homework -Jane and Emily are doing/they are doing.

7. Bill / to wait at the bus stop - we / to listen to the radio -

8. the children / to play a game -

9. Laura / to walk the dog -

Exercise on negative sentences

Transform the sentences below into negative sentences.

1. I am watching TV. I am not watching TV.

2. I am talking. -

3. They are drawing. -

4. He is opening the window. -

5. Angela is cleaning the bathroom. -

6. We are helping in the garden. -

7. You are singing. -

8. It is raining. -

9. She is joking. -

10. I am tidying up my room. -

Exercise on questions I

Write questions with the words below.

1. Peter / to go / to the cinema. Is Peter going to the cinema?

2. they / to play / a game -

3. she / to listen /to the radio -

4. I / to dream -

5. they / to pack / their bags -

6. you / to do / the washing-up -

7. we / to talk / too fast -

8. they / to clean / the windows -

9. she / to watch / the news -

10. you / to pull / my leg -

EXERCISES

1. The teacherthe door.(not/to close)

2. youthe washing-up?(to do)

3. Theythe printers.(to check)

4. your grandmotherat birds?(to look)

5. Wethe checkpoint.(not/to pass)

6. theyto help?(to try)

7. Sheto the centre of the town.(not/to walk)

8. the policemeninto the bank?(to run)

9. Look! Steve's mothera cup of coffee.(to make)

10. Youthe words correctly.(not/to link)

2. PAST PROGRESSIVE

ThePAST PROGRESSIVE TENSEindicates continuing action, something that was happening, going on, at some point in the past. This tense is formed with the helping "to be" verb, in the past tense, plus the present participle of the verb (with an-ingending):

Iwas ridingmy bike all day yesterday.

Joelwas beinga terrible role model for his younger brother.

The past progressive indicates a limited duration of time and is thus a convenient way to indicate that something took place (in the simple past) while something else was happening:

Carloslosthis watch while hewas running.

1. Affirmative sentences in thePast Progressive

Iwasplayingfootball.

Youwereplayingfootball.

Hewasplayingfootball.

Shewasplayingfootball.

Itwasplayingfootball.

Wewereplayingfootball.

Youwereplayingfootball.

Theywereplayingfootball.

UsewaswithI, he, she, it andwerewith all other pronouns.

2. Negative sentences in thePast Progressive

Iwasnotplayingfootball.

Youwerenotplayingfootball.

Hewasnotplayingfootball.

Shewasnotplayingfootball.

Itwasnotplayingfootball.

Wewerenotplayingfootball.

Youwerenotplayingfootball.

Theywerenotplayingfootball.

Questions without question words in thePast Progressive

Auxiliary

Subject

Verb

Rest

Yes/No

Subject

Auxiliary (+ n't)

Were

you

reading

books?

Yes,No,No,

III

was.was not.wasn't.

Was

Peter

playing

football?

Yes,No,No,

hehehe

was.was not.wasn't.

Were

they

singing

a song?

Yes,No,No,

theytheythey

were.were not.weren't.

2. Questions with question words in thePast Progressive

Question word

Auxiliary

Subject

Verb

Rest

Answer

What

were

you

doing

yesterday evening?

I was working on my computer.

Where

was

Diana

going

at ten last night?

She was going to a concert.

Why

were

they

carrying

the buckets?

They were carrying the bucketsbecause they wanted to clean the car.

Usewaswith the 1st and 3rd person singular(I, he, she, it)and in all other personswere.

Add-ingto theinfinitive.

Past Continuous - Positive and Negative

Make the positive or negative past continuous

1) Julie(sleep)at three o'clock..

2) You(study)at three o'clock..

3) Luke(read)at three oclock..

4) I(work)at three oclock..

5) They(eat)chocolate at three oclock..

6) John(play)tennis at three oclock..

7) We(watch)TV at three oclock..

8) He(use)the internet at three oclock..

9) You(cook)lunch at three o

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