4. ● I like to drink coffee and tea.
● My sister watches series and movies.
● Miranda bought a new swimsuit,
sunglasses, and a hat.
AND - Addition
5. ● I like to drink coffee, but not tea.
● My sister watches series, but I watch
movies.
● Miranda bought a new swimsuit and
sunglasses, but she didn't buy a hat.
BUT - Contrast
6. ● You can drink coffee or tea.
● Does your sister watch series or
movies?
● Miranda needs to choose one: a new
swimsuit or a hat.
OR - Options
16. ● Only one, unique:
The Pope lives in Vatican city.
The CEO of that company.
● Particular person:
The teacher who works here.
Specific people
17. ● Groups of people:
The Spanish make wine.
● Families:
My uncle lives next to the Jacksons.
Specific people
18. ● Musical instruments:
I can play the piano.
● Only one in the place:
Where is the bathroom?
● Particular place:
I live in the blue house across the street.
Specific things
19. ● Famous monuments, buildings, museums,
etc.:
The Eiffel tower is in Paris.
● Hotels, bars and restaurants (not named after
a person)
I’m staying at The Plaza.
● Unique things:
I love looking at the sky.
Specific things
20. ● Ordinal numbers:
It’s the second time I call you.
● Decades:
I was born in the 80’s.
Specific situations
21. ● Geographical areas, groups of rivers,
mountain ranges, oceans, etc.:
The cruise crossed the Atlantic.
● Countries (plural names / “republic” /
“kingdom” / “states”)
Erick is from the Philippines.
Specific situations
22. ● Name of cities and countries (except
the ones mentioned before)
I live in New York.
● Years:
Sally was born in 1993.
● Professions:
I study medicine.
NOT to use
23. ● People’s names and titles combined
with names:
Queen Elizabeth lives in London.
● Meals:
Breakfast is my favorite meal.
● Languages:
Portuguese is a beautiful language.
NOT to use
37. How often do you go to the gym?
How often does Sammy wash the dishes?
How often do your siblings visit you?
How often does she go to the park?
Examples
41. ● Before the main verb
She never smokes.
They usually come here at night.
● After the verb be
He is always hungry.
You are hardly ever right.
Be careful - adverb position
82. ● Yesterday
● Today
● Tomorrow
● Now, later
● Morning, night
● 10 o’clock
● 2020
● Monday, Tuesday...
● Last / This / Next
Day
Week
Weekend
Month
Year
Decade
Time expressions
83. ● John has to finish his course this week.
● We are going shopping this weekend.
● This afternoon they are fixing it.
● You only have until the end of this
month to do it.
This + time expression
98. Imágenes de uso libre
unsplash.com
pexels.com
Pixabay.com
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ns.com/
https://undraw.co/
Íconos de uso libre
thenounproject.com
flaticon.com
Gifs
giphy.com
Íconos de Redes sociales