Daily routines and going to

Con Cesar Carlos C.Abrir en Preply (se abre en una pestaña nueva)

Práctica de planes de fin de semana, vocabulario de una casa y formación de preguntas con going to.

Resumen

In this lesson you practiced describing places and weekend plans, and you worked on using 'going to' for future plans. The class moved from naming objects in a picture (house, garden, chimney) to a roleplay about weekend plans, with pronunciation and question-formation checks throughout.

House picture vocabulary

  • Practiced naming items: house, garden, roof, chimney, chair, cup
  • Corrected pronunciation for 'garden', 'chimney', and 'cottage'
  • Described actions in the picture: do laundry, in front of

Roleplay: weekend plans

  • Read and performed a dialogue about staying at a friend's cottage
  • Practiced saying activities: swimming and canoeing (canoeing)
  • Answered comprehension questions about who and when they will leave

Using 'going to' and questions

  • Practiced affirmative and negative 'going to' sentences and short answers
  • Worked on forming yes/no (closed) and wh- (open) questions
  • Reviewed time expressions: in the morning/afternoon/evening, at night

Para recordar

Question formation

Forming yes/no and open questions involves inversion of subject and auxiliary verb or using question words, e.g., 'Is he going to travel?' and 'Where are you?'.

  • Is he going to travel? Yes, he is.
  • Where are you? I am in Austria.
Apuntes de la clase en español

Correcciones, pronunciación y práctica preparadas a partir de esta clase. No las escribió tu profesora.

Para repasar

  • Vocabulario de la casa: garden, roof, chimney, chair y cup.
  • Actividades del fin de semana: go swimming y go canoeing.
  • Pregunta yes/no: Is he going to travel?
  • Pregunta abierta: Where are you going?
  • Tiempo: in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening, pero at night.

Pronunciación

Preply señaló chimney, laundry, reach y start; se archivaron el audio de Celeste y el ejemplo en-US para cada palabra.

Vocabulario

10 palabras
in frontdelanteExpressionA1

Located before or ahead of something or someone, typically in a spatial or physical sense.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “In front.”

Otro ejemplo

She parked her car in front of the house.

cottagecabañaNounA2

A small, simple house, typically in the countryside or near a lake or beach, often used as a vacation home.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “I am going to stay at a friend's cottage.”

Otro ejemplo

They spent the summer in a cottage by the lake.

canoeingpiragüismoNounA2

The activity or sport of traveling in or paddling a canoe, usually on rivers, lakes, or other bodies of water.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “I am going to swimming and canoeing.”

Otro ejemplo

Canoeing is a popular summer activity at the camp.

traffictráficoNounA2

The movement of vehicles, people, or animals along a road, street, or other route.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “There's going to be a lot of traffic.”

Otro ejemplo

The traffic was heavy on the way to work this morning.

laundrylavanderíaNounA2

Clothes, linens, and other washable textiles that need to be, are being, or have been washed.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “They are doing laundry.”

Otro ejemplo

I have a pile of laundry to do this weekend.

chimneychimeneaNounA2

A vertical structure, usually made of brick or stone, that allows smoke and gases from a fire, stove, or furnace to escape from a building.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “That is a chimney.”

Otro ejemplo

The old house has a tall chimney on the roof.

gardenjardínNounC1

A metaphorical or figurative use to describe a place or situation that is pleasant, peaceful, or flourishing.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “This place is a garden.”

Otro ejemplo

Her mind is a garden of creativity.

activityactividadNounA2

Something that a person or group does for enjoyment, work, or a particular purpose.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Are you going to do some activities?”

Otro ejemplo

The children enjoyed the painting activity.

reachalcanzarVerbA2

To arrive at a place, especially after a journey or effort.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “It takes three hours to reach the cottage.”

Otro ejemplo

We will reach Paris by noon.

planplanNounA2

A list or schedule of intended events, activities, or tasks.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Do you have plans for the weekend?”

Otro ejemplo

My plan for today includes shopping and cleaning.

Progreso

Las cifras de esta clase, comparadas con todas tus lecciones.

Vocabulario acumulado

755 palabras +49 respecto de la clase anterior

Palabras nuevas

49 palabras +6 respecto de la clase anterior

Palabras habladas

627 palabras −506 respecto de la clase anterior

Variedad de vocabulario

12 puntos −3 respecto de la clase anterior

Ritmo al hablar

95 palabras/min +9 respecto de la clase anterior

Tiempo hablando

13 min −6 respecto de la clase anterior

38% del tiempo de conversación

Feedback

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Otras formas de decirlo

Dijiste...He is going to travel.

ProbáHe is planning to travel.

Has utilizado la palabra 'going to travel' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'planning to travel' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!

Dijiste...She's okay.

ProbáShe's fine.

Has utilizado la palabra 'okay' en esta frase. ¡Considera la posibilidad de utilizar el término 'fine' para enriquecer tu vocabulario!

Notas de repaso

2 notas
  1. ViajesTraduce: Vamos a quedarnos en la cabaña de un amigo.Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    We're going to stay at a friend's cottage.

    Otra forma de decirlo
    We are going to stay at a friend's cottage.
    Por qué
    Después de are going to usamos el verbo base stay; at indica el lugar.
    Un ejemplo
    We're going to go swimming.
    Pronunciación
    /wɪr ˈɡoʊɪŋ tə steɪ æt ə frɛndz ˈkɑtɪdʒ/
    • a1
    • going to
    • preply
    • travel
  2. Vida cotidianaPregunta: ¿Cuándo se van a ir?Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    When are they going to leave?

    Otra forma de decirlo
    When're they going to leave?
    Por qué
    En la pregunta, are va antes del sujeto they.
    Un ejemplo
    They are going to leave in the morning.
    Pronunciación
    /wɛn ɑr ðeɪ ˈɡoʊɪŋ tə liv/
    • a1
    • going to
    • preply
    • pronunciation
    • questions
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