House vocabulary and going to plans

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

Clase centrada en vocabulario de la casa y en be + going to para planes futuros. Se conserva el análisis de Preply como fuente, sin inventar una transcripción.

Resumen

You practiced naming rooms and household items, then learned and practiced using 'going to' for future plans. The lesson moved from pronunciation and vocabulary drills to reading sentences and forming future tense plans with correction and repetition.

Rooms and furniture

  • Practiced naming rooms: bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining room, study
  • Identified objects: bed, stove, oven, table, chairs, plants
  • Repeated pronunciation for attic, pantry, garage, hallway, balcony, yard

Using 'going to' for future plans

  • Practiced sentences: 'I'm going to travel across the country' and variations
  • Reviewed verb to be forms (I'm, you're, they're) before 'going to'
  • Answered questions about plans and identified main verbs in sentences

Reading and simple corrections

  • Read short texts about travel and future plans aloud with corrections
  • Tutor corrected pronunciation and article use (a/an, this is the...)
  • Clarified difference: 'spicy' (adjective) vs 'spices' (noun, pantry items)

Para recordar

Going to future

The 'going to' construction is used to express plans or intentions for the future, combining the verb to be + going to + base verb.

  • I am going to travel across the country.
  • We are going to build a van.
Verb to be forms

The verb to be has different forms (am, is, are) that must agree with the subject pronoun in a sentence.

  • I am going to visit national parks.
  • They are going to study French.
Demonstrative pronouns

Demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these, those) are used to indicate specific objects or people and must agree in number with the noun they refer to.

  • This is the bathroom.
  • Those are pictures.
Apuntes de la clase en español

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

Práctica sugerida

Describe tres habitaciones y di tres planes con I’m going to….

Vocabulario

16 palabras
bedroomdormitorioNounA1

A room in a house or apartment that is used for sleeping.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “This is that bedroom.”

Otro ejemplo

The bedroom is upstairs next to the bathroom.

bedcamaNounB1

A place where something lies or is situated, especially a layer or area of a particular substance (such as a flower bed or a river bed).

En tu lección

From your lesson: “And that that is bed.”

Otro ejemplo

The tulips are planted in the flower bed.

basementsótanoNounA2

A part of a building that is below the ground level, often used for storage, living space, or utilities.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Basement.”

Otro ejemplo

We keep our old furniture in the basement.

garagegarajeNounA2

A building or part of a building used for parking or storing vehicles, especially cars.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Garage.”

Otro ejemplo

I parked my car in the garage.

hallwaypasilloNounA2

A long, narrow passage inside a building that leads to rooms or other areas.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “This is hallway?”

Otro ejemplo

The children ran down the hallway to their classroom.

balconybalcónNounA2

A platform that projects from the wall of a building, typically above the ground floor, and is enclosed by a railing or balustrade.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Balcony.”

Otro ejemplo

She stood on the balcony and watched the sunset.

gardenjardínNounA1

A piece of land, often near a house, where flowers, shrubs, vegetables, or fruit are grown for enjoyment or food.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “Garden.”

Otro ejemplo

She planted roses in her garden.

spicypicanteAdjectiveB2

Exciting, lively, or provocative, often used to describe stories, gossip, or content that is risqué or scandalous.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “But it's like a spicy. Ah,”

Otro ejemplo

The magazine is known for its spicy celebrity gossip.

quitdejarVerbA2

To stop doing something or to leave a job, school, or activity permanently.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “I am going to quit my job.”

Otro ejemplo

She decided to quit her job and travel the world.

buildconstruirVerbA2

To construct something by putting parts or materials together.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “My wife and I are going to build a van that we can live in.”

Otro ejemplo

They plan to build a new bridge over the river.

adventureaventuraNounA2

An unusual, exciting, or daring experience or activity, often involving risk or uncertainty.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “It's going to be an amazing adventures.”

Otro ejemplo

Climbing the mountain was a real adventure.

planplanNounA2

A detailed proposal or scheme for achieving something or doing something in the future.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “I have big plans for the next year.”

Otro ejemplo

We need a plan to finish the project on time.

travelviajarVerbA2

To go from one place to another, typically over a distance, for any purpose such as work, leisure, or exploration.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “We are going to travel across the country.”

Otro ejemplo

I love to travel to new countries every year.

kitchencocinaNounA1

A room or area in a house or building where food is prepared and cooked.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “We are going to put a bed and a small kitchen inside the van.”

Otro ejemplo

The kitchen is my favorite room in the house.

national parkparque nacionalNounA2

A large area of land protected by a government for the preservation of wildlife, natural resources, and public enjoyment.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “We are going to stop at all the national parks.”

Otro ejemplo

Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the United States.

amazingasombrosoAdjectiveB1

Extremely impressive or excellent.

En tu lección

From your lesson: “It's going to be an amazing adventure.”

Otro ejemplo

He did an amazing job on the project.

Progreso

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

Vocabulario acumulado

663 palabras +64 respecto de la clase anterior

Palabras nuevas

64 palabras −7 respecto de la clase anterior

Palabras habladas

763 palabras −35 respecto de la clase anterior

Variedad de vocabulario

11 puntos +1 respecto de la clase anterior

Ritmo al hablar

103 palabras/min +28 respecto de la clase anterior

Tiempo hablando

13 min −2 respecto de la clase anterior

32% del tiempo de conversación

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Otras formas de decirlo

Dijiste...This is the living room.

ProbáThis is the lounge.

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

Dijiste...And it says that is the stove.

ProbáAnd it says that is the cooker.

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

Dijiste...I am at the office now.

ProbáI am at the workplace now.

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

Notas de repaso

5 notas
  1. Inglés cotidiano¿Cómo se dice «despensa» (lugar de la casa donde guardás alimentos)?Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    pantry

    Por qué
    Un sustantivo para el lugar donde se guardan alimentos.
    Un ejemplo
    The rice is in the pantry.
    Pronunciación
    /ˈpæntri/
    • a1
    • house
    • preply
    • vocabulary
  2. Inglés cotidiano¿Cómo se dice «ático» (espacio de la casa justo debajo del techo)?Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    attic

    Por qué
    Se refiere al espacio bajo el techo, no a cualquier habitación del piso superior.
    Un ejemplo
    The boxes are in the attic.
    Pronunciación
    /ˈætɪk/
    • a1
    • house
    • preply
    • vocabulary
  3. Comida¿Cómo se dice «especias» (ingredientes como la pimienta o la canela)?Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    spices

    Por qué
    Spices es el plural del sustantivo spice; no lo confundas con el adjetivo spicy.
    Un ejemplo
    I use spices when I cook.
    Pronunciación
    /ˈspaɪsɪz/
    • a1
    • food
    • preply
    • vocabulary
  4. Comida¿Cómo se dice «picante» para describir una comida?Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    spicy

    Por qué
    Spicy es un adjetivo: describe una comida de sabor picante. Spices significa «especias».
    Un ejemplo
    This soup is spicy.
    Pronunciación
    /ˈspaɪsi/
    • a1
    • adjectives
    • food
    • preply
  5. ViajesTraduce: Voy a viajar por todo el país.Ver respuestaOcultar respuesta

    Respuesta

    I’m going to travel across the country.

    Otra forma de decirlo
    I'm going to travel across the country.
    Por qué
    Para expresar un plan, usá am/is/are + going to + verbo. Across the country indica un recorrido por el país.
    Un ejemplo
    I’m going to travel across the country next year.
    Pronunciación
    /aɪm ˈɡoʊɪŋ tə ˈtrævəl əˈkrɔs ðə ˈkʌntri/
    • a1
    • going to
    • preply
    • travel
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