Indirect questions ( yes/no, wh questions)

Tema: Indirect questions ( yes/no, wh questions)

Resumen del tema: The "indirect questions" are questions that we use when we want to ask something politely.  Its construction is necessary to take into account: the order of subject, the auxiliary and main verb is the same as in the statement.  Example: Do you think I is doing fine? Yes I think I have is doing fine.  He is doing" remains the same as in the indirect question and the statement.  Example: Are you going to ask him WHERE I Went? I Went to Africa.  I went", remains the same in your question and your answer.  Some of the most common phrases to begin indirect questions are:  -Do you think   -Could you tell me   -Are you going to ask me   -Do you know   -I wonder

Aprendizaje del tema: The indirect questions serve to ask for something in a polite and cordial more than direct. these forms are used too. The most important building of this type of question is to know: With the questions "indirect," the order of the subject (and auxiliary) and the main verb is in the same order as in the statement.

Referencias ordenadas con el estilo APA http://academias.quality-courses.com/blog/gramatica/indirect-questions/

Vocabulary VI Where shall we stay?

Tema: Vocabulary VI Where shall we stay?
Central	The central of Pachuca is very tourist
Destination	All  have a destination
Turn up	Turn up stairs is exhausting
Backpack	The my niece's backpack weighs heavily
Rate	The rate of the car is very good
Request	Students made the request of clothes
Scenic	Zacualtipan has a beautiful scenic
Pillow	The baby fell asleep without a pillow
Departed	Melva departed her cake
Check in	Police check in the things that come out of the store

Vocabulary VII Getting ready

Tema: Vocabulary VII Getting ready
Alarm clock	Betty did not put his alarm clock yesterday
Bath	The bath shower was broken
Cooperate	All cooperate to make the car allegorical
Damp	Zacualtipan is very damp
Feed	Luis feed their fish
In time	The students finished its  car allegorical in time
Neat	Jesus is very neat in his room
Nightmare	Michi had a nightmare yesterday
Routine	The same routine every day
Take off	The plane take off before

Tag Questions

Tema: Tag Questions

Resumen del tema: A question tag or tag question is a grammatical structure in which a declarative statement or an imperative is turned into a question by adding an interrogative fragment (the "tag"). For example, in the sentence "You're John, aren't you?", the statement "You're John" is turned into a question by the tag "aren't you". The term "question tag" is generally preferred by British grammarians, while their American counterparts prefer "tag question". Question tags are formed in several ways, and many languages give a choice of formation. In some languages the most common is a single word or fixed phrase, whereas in others it is formed by a regular grammatical construction. Tag questions, when they have the grammatical form of a question, are atypically complex, because they vary according to four factors: the choice of auxiliary, the negation, the intonation pattern and the emphasis. Tag question is made up of an auxiliary verb and a pronoun. The auxiliary has to agree with the tense, aspect and modality of the verb in the preceding sentence. If the verb is in the present perfect, for example, the tag question uses has or have; if the verb is in a present progressive form, the tag is formed with am, are, is; if the verb is in a tense which does not normally use an auxiliary, like the present simple, the auxiliary is taken from the emphatic do form; and if the sentence has a modal auxiliary, this is echoed in the tag: ·         He's read this book, hasn't he? ·         He read this book, didn't he? ·         He's reading this book, isn't he? ·         He reads a lot of books, doesn't he? ·         He'll read this book, won't he?

Aprendizaje del tema: The tag questions are short phrases or questions that are placed at the end of a sentence affirmative or negative and generally aim to confirm or deny the content of the sentence itself. The taq questions have three basic rules that must be remember: ·         Always use auxiliary verbs ·         Affirmative sentences  used in a negative questions taq ·         Used in a negative sentences taq questions in the affirmative or positive ·         The tag questions serve to confirm information or check some facts.  If the sentence is positive you will have to use a negative tag.  example:  Are you listening to me, Are not You?

Referencias ordenadas con el estilo APA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_question

Vocabulary V Dining out

Tema: Vocabulary V Dining out
Appetite	José has no appetite for dinner
Bowl	The waiter served the soup in the bowl
Chain	Daniela takes his dog for a walk with chain
Corn	The corn of crop is ready to cut
Flavor	The cake has delicious flavor
Ingredients	Yolo gives the ingredients of the sauce
Mineral water	Fernando care of your body with mineral water
Seafood	Rosy eat seafood in Ixmiquilpan
Tablecloth	The tablecloth is dirty
Tip	Raul you tip the waiter for his service

Vocabulary IV A visit to the factory

Tema: Vocabulary IV A visit to the factory
Chief	Luis is the chief of the company
Close down	The clothing store close down  all day
Company	The company asks staff
Quit	Rose quit his job yesterday
Handled	Students are handled by Alex
Region	Hidalgo has a very warm region
Robot	The university invented a robot to mine
Wage	The workers receive wage a week
Technician	Juan is computer technician
Warehouse	In the warehouse is stored expired product

Vocabulary III Customs and traditions

Tema: Vocabulary III Customs and traditions
Someday	Things changed someday in the country
Childhood	Teens remember their childhood
Inherited	Luis inherited his fortune to his son
Civilization	China is a place of civilization
King	The king is very powerful
See	Luis see a movie with Mayel
Identify	Kindergarten children identify vowels
Queen	Felipe married queen
Way of life	Everyone has a different way of life
Memory	The memory is very important for all