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The document provides useful expressions for greetings, questions, instructions and spelling words in English. It includes common greetings like "Good morning", "Hello" and "Goodbye". It also lists questions for spelling names, occupations, countries and other personal details. Expressions for classroom instructions are provided like "Spell your name", "Open your book" and "Do your homework".

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What Ingles Adm

The document provides useful expressions for greetings, questions, instructions and spelling words in English. It includes common greetings like "Good morning", "Hello" and "Goodbye". It also lists questions for spelling names, occupations, countries and other personal details. Expressions for classroom instructions are provided like "Spell your name", "Open your book" and "Do your homework".

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

GREETINGS
Good morning See you later
Good afternoon See you tomorrow
Good evening
Good night
INFORMAL GREETINGS
Hello - Hi
Good Bye – Bye
A: B:
How are you? I’m fine
Very well, thank you.
I’m Ok.
I’m tired And you?
I am happy What about you?
Not bad
A: Good morning George
B: Good morning Susan
A: How are you?
B: I’m ok. And you?
A: I’m fine. Good bye.
B: Bye
What’s this ? What are these ?
It’s a computer They are books.

COMMON QUESTIONS OR INSTRUCTIONS


Spell your name. G e o r g e SHE IS A STUDENT
Washington pollos
Spell ‘Yes’ y e s
Can you help me ? Yes, of course.
I don’t know
I don’t understand
Can you repeat, please?
How do you spell ‘window’ ? w – i - n – d – o - w
Excuse me, can your help me ? Of course
Can you repeat please ? You = tú , usted
What does ´WINDOW’ mean? Ventana
What’s the meaning of ‘WINDOW’? VENTANA
How do you spell (dor) (teibl)? D O O R – T A B L E – P E R E Z
How do you pronounce ‘TABLE’ ? (T E I B L)
How do you say ‘VENTANA’ in English? Window
How do you write ‘jaus’ in English ? H O U S E
What time is it ? It’s 11 o’clock
May I go to the toilet? Yes, of course
May I leave the meeting ? No / yes
How much does it cost?
Can you record this session ? Yes, I can
What is the task for the next class?
Spell your name. J o s e
Write your name.
Erase your name.
Circle the best answer.
Open your book – the window – the door – your eyes
Close your book – the window – the door
Take notes.
Do your homework.
Send your task.
Answer the questions.
Ask me/her/him
Read your book/ page number 6/ the paper/
Underline the correct answer.
Time is over /up
Study page number 6
Work in groups
Watch the video
Look at page 7
I have a question. What’s your question?
Any question?
ADM - English ‘B’

PRACTICE # 1
Name…………………………. Date……………………………
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 Accountant
2 Business manager

WHAT’S THIS? NOTEBOOK


IT’S …………………….
NAME
WHAT’S YOUR NAME? WHAT’S YOUR LAST NAME ?
MY NAME IS SUSAN MY LAST NAME IS PEREZ

WHAT’S HIS NAME ? WHAT’S HER NAME ?


HIS NAME IS CARLOS HER NAME IS CAROLINE

OCCUPATION
WHAT DOES SHE DO?
SHE’S A DOCTOR / A WAITRESS SHE IS ………..

WHAT DOES HE DO?


HE’S A DOCTOR - A WAITER HE IS ……….

WHAT DO YOU DO?


I’M A STUDENT I AM A TEACHER – A BUSINESS MAN

COUNTRY
WHERE IS HE FROM ? HE’S FROM COLOMBIA
WHERER IS SHE FROM? SHE’S FROM BOLIVIA
WHERE ARE YOU FROM? I’M FROM PERU – BRASIL

NATIONALITY
WHAT IS YOUR NATIONALITY ?
I AM BOLIVIAN

THAT’S RIGHT ------ VERY GOOD – CORRECT


THAT’S WRONG ---- INCORRECT

WHAT’S YOUR NAME ? MY NAME IS ……..


WHERE ARE YOU FROM? I AM FROM………
WHAT DO YOU DO? I AM ………………

WHAT’S THREE AND TWO? Three and two is five


It’s five ‘+’ plus ‘-‘ minus
What’s four plus three ? It’s SEVEN
WHAT’S NINE PLUS FIVE ? It’s fourteen
What’s seven MINUS four ? It’s three
What’s six PLUS eight ? It’s fourteen.
What’s nine MINUS three ? It’s six
Seventeen
Two
Her name is Sonia Costa. She is from Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. She is a
doctor

His name is Ed Duran. He is a taxi driver. He is from San AntonioTexas

He is a student – He’s a student


He is not a student – He’s not student - He isn’t a student

PERSONAL PRONOUNS
TO BE = SER /ESTAR
I AM A TEACHER
YOU = TÚ USTED ARE A MUSICIAN
HE – ROBERT IS AN ACTOR
SHE - SUSAN IS A NURSE
IT - THE BOOK IS ON THE TABLE
WE = I, ANA AND MARIA ARE HAPPY
YOU = USTEDES ARE STUDENTS
THEY ROBERT, MARIAN AND SUSAN ARE DOCTORS

AM IS ARE --- NOT IS NOT = ISN’T


ARE NOT = AREN’T

HE’S ISN’T A TEACHER

SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT


SHE IS A TEACHER
SHE IS NOT A TEACHER
MARIA IS A NURSE
THEY ARE TERRORISTS
HE IS HAPPY

SUBJECT VERB COMPLEMENT


COCA COLA COMPANY IS LOCATED IN COCHABAMBA
THE BOOKS ARE NOT ON THE TABLE
VERB SUBJECT COMPLEMENT
IS COCA COLA COMPANY LOCATED IN COCHABAMBA?
YES, IT IS / NO, IT ISN’T

ARE THE BOOKS ON THE TABLE ?


YES, THEY ARE / NO, THEY AREN’T
IS SHE A TEACHER ? YES, SHE IS/ NO, SHE’S NOT

v. SER - ESTAR
I AM
YOU
ARE WE STUDENTS? YES, WE ARE/ NO, WE AREN’T
ARE THEY DOCTORS ? YES, THEY ARE
NO, THEY AREN’T

HE (MARIO) A STUDENT? YES, HE IS


IS SHE (SUSAN) A DENTIST ? NO, SHE ISN’T
IT (THE BOOK) ON THE TABLE ? NO, IT ISN’T

Q. W. VERB SUBJECT COMPLEMENT


WHAT IS YOUR NAME ? MY NAME IS JOHN
WHERE ARE THE BOOKS ? THEY ARE ON THE TABLE
WHEN IS YOUR BIRTHDAY ? IT IS ON MAY
HOW ARE YOU ? I AM OK.
WHO IS THAT MAN ? HE IS MY BROTHER
WHY ARE YOU ANGRY? BECAUSE, I AM LATE
MY FACTORY IS IN COCHABAMBA.
MY FACTORY IS NOT IN COCHABAMBA.
IS MY FACTORY IN COCHABAMBA? YES, IT IS
WHERE IS MY FACTORY? IT IS IN COCHABAMBA

What’s your address?


My address is 26 Sagarnaga Street.
My address is 23 Arce Avenue

DO YOU HAVE A GUITAR?


YES, I DO / NO, I DON’T

A AN = un uno una
Teacher office
Book actress
Window actor

Briefcase - Suitcase - Backpack


Subject Verb Complement
Robert works in a hospital.
Kengi lives in London.
Maria studies business administration

Home Italy, Reggio Emilia


Age She is thirty years old.
Company She works for Dielle
Job She is a designer
Languages She speaks Italian and English

Subject Verb Complement


Maria speaks English.
Roberto and Maria speak Spanish in the office.

We/ you/ they/I work in Cbba


He /she /it / Maria works in La Paz

(Yo) trabajo en la oficina.


(Ellos/ ellas) trabajan en la oficina
(Nosotros) trabajamos en la oficina
Subject verb Complement
The secretaries Work in the office
The secretary Works in the office

Singular Plural
Student studentS
Subject Verb Comp
My car runS quite well
My carS run quite well

Negative sentences DO / DOES


Subject Aux Verb Comp
My car does not run quite well / DOESN’T
My carS do not run quite well / DON’T

Interrogative sentences
Aux Subject Verb Comp
Does My car run quite well ? Yes, it does/ No, it doesn’t
Do My carS run quite well ? Yes, they do/ No, they don’t
Q Word aux subject verb complement
What DO your companies produce ? They produce pills
When DO Roberto and Maria work? They work in the morning
Who
Why DOES Roberto study? Because, he wants to work
Where DOES your company have its headquarters?
It has its headquarters in Cochabamba
How
What does Kenji do? He is a student.
What does Kenji do in the morning?
He works in an office

Countable Uncountable

Book bookS bread


Teacher techers
The professor’s name (She) is Darla Williams
A botanist studies plants
Yes, she can
Maria’s grandmother (She) makes rhubarb pies
No, I can’t
Yes, it is. Because, you can eat the stalks but you can not eat the leaves.
What can HE/SHE/THEY/YOU do?
He/She/They/I can sing / dance
6 Six
15 Fifteen
23 Twenty-three
69 Sixty-nine
106 One hundred and six
124 One hundred twenty-four
281 Two hundred eighty-one
999 Nine hundred ninety-nine
1355 One thousand three hundred fifty-five
1012 One thousand twelve
3054 Three thousand fifty-four
7235 Seven thousand two hundred thirty-five
1800 One thousand eight hundred / Eighteen hundred
2000 Two thousand / Twenty hundred
18000 Eighteen thousand
2258 Twenty two – fifty eight
708 325 74

Look at picture f
What can he/she do?
She/ He can read
What can they/you do?
They can dance
can not cannot can’t / could not couldn’t

Subject Verb + Verb Complement


Can + Verb

Maria can not speak English


My brothers can not dance rock music
My company can not produce cell phones
My companies can produce cell phones

Can this factory produce cell phones?


Yes, it can. / No, it can’t
Can these machines take photographs?
Yes, they can / No, they can’t

Can she dance? Yes, she can / No, she can’t


Can they speak English? Yes, they can / No, they can’t
Can you/she/he study maths? Yes, I/she/he can / No, she/he can’t

Q.W Can Subject Verb Complement


What can this machine produce?
This machine can produce images

What can they do?


They can study biology

Where can Robert work?


Robert can work in the office.

This = este, esta, esto, ese eso


That = aquel, aquello, aquella
What’s this? What’s that?
It’s a book
Possessive nouns ‘ ‘s = de is = ‘s

NOUN NOUN
sg student’S book sg
sg student’S books pl
pl students’ book sg
pl students’ books pl

My girlfriend’s name is Susan


My girlfriend’s names are Susan and Carol
My girlfriends’ name is Susan
My girlfriends’ names are Susan and Maria
It's time to understand your organization's goals, have the communication
skills to see them through, and develop hands-on experience with your
leadership.

My mother’s mother’s name is Carla


My grandmother’s name is Carla
The car’s door is open.
The car’s doors are open
The cars’ doors are open
My brothers’ mother’s name is Maria.
My mother´s name is Maria.
4 competitors
3 customers
4 employees
5 product
6 factories

1 What does the company produce?


It produces
2. Where is the company based? / Where are you based?

3 What are the biggest markets?

4 How many people do you employ?

5 What languages do you speak in the company?

6 Where do your advertise?

What does the company do?


How many people does the company employ?
Where is the company based?
What does the company produce?

Adjectives – califican y dan una característica de algo


Adj Noun Noun Adj
Green house = casa verde
A nice window
A big round brown table

Verbs = Represent actions

Verb Adjective Noun Adverb


Produce/s productive production productively
Product
productivity
employ employing employment
sell selling sales
salesperson
It produces
They produce
Person: - ER sell---- seller
Advertise -----advertiseR
Produce------produceR
Read--------- reader
Employ------employER
Love ------- lover
Think------- thinker

Produce/s productive production productively

The company produces cell phones. Noun


Coca Cola company is very productive. Adjective
The production of cell phones was very high last week.

What do you do on the weekends?


I often go near the Lake Pukkala

What do you do at the weekends?


I play soccer / I study English / I go to the theater
What do you do in the evenings?
I watch TV / I take English lessons
What do you do on holiday?
I walk in the beach/

a) Mrs. Thomas wants a T-shirt


b) No, she doesn’t.
c) Yes, he does.
d) No, it doesn’t
e) She can buy shoes at Sal’s shoe store
f) It is across from the video store
g) The bookstore is next the video store
h) The music store

What color is Argentina’s flag?


It’s light blue and white.

Light blue
Light green
Light red

Dark red
Dark green
Mario’s Schedule
Time Monday Tuesday Sat Sunday
7:00 Wake up Wake up
7:15 Take a
shower
7:30 Have
breakfast
7:45 English class
9:30 Radiology
class

22:00 Study
medicine
23: 30 Sleep

Subj Verb Compl


I want that blue jacket.
Rodolfo drives a French car
Close to you Not close to you
Singular This That
Plural These Those

What is this? It’s a book


What are these? They are books
What is that? It’s a table
What are those? They are tables

Some / Any = algunos/as Any = ninguno/a

Singular Plural Some = affirmat Any = neg / interrog


A book some books any books
An office some offices
Do you have some/any books?
Yes, I have some books / No, I don’t have any books

Mario’s Schedule
Time Monday Tuesday Sat Sunday
7:00 Wake up Wake up
7:15 Take a
shower
7:30 Have
breakfast
7:45 English class
9:30 Maths class

22:00 Study
marketing
23: 30 Sleep

Adjective Noun
Green houseS
Noun Adjective
CasaS verdeS

Subj Verb Compl


She has a green house
I want that blue jacket.
Rodolfo drives a French car
Maria has a big brown wooden table.
Close to you Not close to you
Singular This That
Plural These Those

What is this? It’s a book


What are these? They are books
What is that? It’s a table
What are those? They are tables

Some / Any = algunos/as Any = ninguno/a

Singular Plural Some = affirmat Any = neg / interrog


A book some books any books
An office some offices
Do you have some/any books?
Yes, I have some books / No, I don’t have any books

There is / There are


There is a book on the table.
There is not a book on the table.
Is there a book on the table? Yes, there is / No, there isn´t

There are (some) three books on the table.


There are not three books on the table.
Are there three books on the table? Yes, there / No, there aren’t

Do / Does
Do you speak English?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t
Does she live in Brasil?
Yes, she does / No, she doesn’t

Date What’s the date today? It’s July 7, 2020


Month day year
November 3, 2020

12 / 07 / 2020
Spanish 12 de Julio de 2020
English December 7, 2020
On Monday In June

When is your birthday? Certificate of birth


It’s in October

How old are you? I am twenty-five


How old is Jorge (he)? He is thirty
How old is she? She is eighteen

Poss Adj + Noun


My
Your
His house/s
Her
their

What time is it ? What’s the time?


6:00 It’s six o’clock
5:15 it’s fifteen past (after) five. It’s five fifteen.
It’s a quarter past five
5:22 It’s twenty two past five. It’s five twenty-two
5:50 It’s fifty past (after)five. It’s five fifty.
5:30 It’s half past five It’s five thirty
5:36 It’s twenty-four to (before) six. It’s five thirty six.
5:45 It’s a quarter to six.

What time do you get up?


I get up at 6 o’clock.
What time do you watch TV?
I watch TV at ten thirty. (pm)
What time do you study?
I study from ten to eleven.
What time does Maria go to the UMSA?
She goes to the UMSA at 9 o’clock.

Subject Verb Complement


I do not need a book
I do not need to buy a book
Do you need a book? Yes, I do
Do you need to buy a book? No , I don´t

Let’s = Let + us
Let’s study maths
Let’s work. Prep= in, on, at, with, to, for,
Where was Edgar last night?
When was Edgar here?
Who was he with?
How long were they at the mall?
Where were they?
Why were they in Style city?
Who was the shirt from?

He was in a restaurant.
She was with her friends.
They were at the cinema with friends.

How DID you travel from Birmingham to Manchester?


Did you finish? Yes, I did / No, I didn’t

Where / stay
Where did you stay? I stayed at Liverpool Hotel
Who did you phone?
Where were you? (be)

1- She flew to Washington.


2- She left London at 12:15.
3- She took a taxi.
4- She stayed at Madison Hotel.
5- She visited the Training Centre.
6- She had lunch at Citronelle restaurant.
7- She went to The ford Centre for Sales Conference.

1 Research and development …..d… Newland laboratories

1 Accountants work in the FINANCIAL department.


2 Scientists often work in the Research and development department

1 2 3 4
Departmen Research Purchasing Human Communication
t departmen department resources s department
t
Staff 14 12 (5+7) 6+1 3
director
Office 1 1 office I office Large open plan
Laboratory ground office
Four offices floor and 2
offices in
the top
floor
Activity Software Raw Recruitmen Internal and
research material, t and external
component training communication
s an other
supplies
Other Spend Tarvel to Computer News letter,
information money in China and Annual report
travelling Filipines language
and Korea learning

Subject Verb Complement


Maria buys a car.
She buys it

Maria loves Rebeca


She loves her
Robert bought a car for Maria
He bought it for her

Prepositions: in, on, of, with, for, to, under, over, at, ….

Subject To be + V-ing Complement


I am not working in the office
He dancING
She
It is not rainING
Coca Cola is producing soft drinks.

You speakING English


We doING your homework
They are NOT listenING to the radio
My companies are not producing cell phones.

Am I working in the office?


He dancING
She
Is It raining?

You speakING English?


We doING your homework?
Are They listenING to the radio?
COMPANY
FIRST PART
1. ACTIVITY
2. HEAD OFFICE
3. RESEACH CENTER
4. EMPLOYEES
Coca Cola company employs 300 people.
5. LANGUAGES
6. MAJOR MARKETS
7. MAIN COMPETITORS
8. ADVERTISING
SECOND PART
9. ORGANIZATION AND STRUCTURE OF THE COMPANY
10. LOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION
11. PRODUCTS
12. SALES
13. FUTURE PLANS
THIRD PART
14. DEPARTMENT (SALES AND MARKETING; FINANCIALS, HUMAN
RESOURCES).
15. STAFF
16. OFFICE
17. ACTIVITY
18. OTHER INFORMATION

FOUR PART
19. FIGURES -SALES
20. SALES (CHARTS, COLUMNS, PIE CHARTS)
CONCLUSION

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