1. Revisión de vocabulario. Marca las palabras que ya conoces.
Nouns
Japanese
old
Countries
Korean
young
Australia
Regions of the world
Physical appearance
Brazil
Africa
beautiful
Canada
Asia
cute
China
Australia, New Zealand
good looking
Chile
and Pacific Islands
handsome
Colombia
(the) Caribbean
pretty
France
Central America
ugly
Germany
Europe
Hair
Great Britain
North America
bald
Ireland
South America
curly
Italy
People
long
Japan
best friend
medium length
Korea
brother
short
Mexico
family
straight
Spain
father
wavy
The United States
mother
Hair color
Nationalities
parents
blond
Australian
person (plural=people)
brunette
Brazilian
sister
gray
Canadian
student
red
Chinese
Other
white
Chilean
beard
Character and personality
Colombian
moustache
angry
French
pony tail
brave
German
Adjectives
clam
British
Describing people
careful
Irish
Body
careless
Italian
athletic
changeable
Japanese
heavy
clever
Korean
muscular
dynamic
Mexican
overweight
enthusiastic
Spanish
slender / slim
extroverted
American
thin
friendly
Languages
well-built
funny
English
Height
generous
Portuguese
medium / average height
grumpy
French
short
happy
Chinese
tall
hardworking
Spanish
Age
impatient
German
elderly
independent
Italian
middle-aged
intelligent
jealous
moody
outgoing
patient
punctual
romantic
selfish
serious
shy
smart
spontaneous
stubborn
Eye Color
blue
brown
dark
green
hazel
Verbs
call
know
think
Adverbs
a little
here
originally
really
so
this week
today
very
Prepositions
from
in
Phrases
kind of
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aprenderte estas palabras? __________________________________
3. En esta sección marca las funciones que aprendiste o que ya conoces.
Hablar sobre nacionalidades e
Preguntar sobre la gente:
idiomas:
Who are they? / Who’s that’ / What are their names?
Are you from Seoul?
He’s … and she’s …
Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. I’m from…
Where are they from?
Where is he / she from?
They’re from …
He’s / She’s from …
What are they like?
Are you Japanese?
They are very… / really …
Yes, we are. / No, we’re not. We’re …
What is he / she like? / What does he/she look like?
Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. I’m from …
He/She is …
Is your first language English?
How tall is he/she?
Yes, it is. No. it’s not
How old is he / she?
He/she is twenty-one / He/she is in his/her
twenties.
I am 1.60 meters tall
What color are his/her eyes?
His/her eyes are blue / He/she has blue eyes
4. ¿Hay funciones o frases que no conozcas? ¿Qué vas a hacer para aprenderlas?
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