* Color adjectives.
(Negro, rojo, cafe, amarillo, blanco, azul, verde, morado, gris, naranja, rosado, celeste)
* Common adjectives.
(Long/short, curly/wavy, pretty/ugly, easy/difficult, good/bad, tall/short/small, sweet/bitter, noisy/silence, polite/unpolite, little/enough, white/black, light/dark)
* Possessive adjectives.
TAREA DE EDUCACIÓN ESTÉTICA. OCTAVO AÑO. CAT: PVM-UNO.
* Investigue que es un Registro fotográfico.
* Registre fotografías en su celular de cualquier acontecimiento, paisajes, puestas de sol o dentro de su salón de clases y con las fotografías realice un collage.
TAREA DE COMPUTACIÓN. OCTAVO AÑO. CAT: PVM-UNO.
* Windows 10.
Cómo acceder al Explorador de archivos en Windows 10
El nuevo sistema operativo de Microsoft,
Windows 10 trajo de vuelta algunos de las características más entrañables de
las versiones anteriores tales como el menú Inicio así como
fácil acceso al Explorador de archivos. Es por ello que en este
artículo te mostraremos varias formas de cómo acceder al Explorador de archivos
en Windows 10.
Cómo acceder al Explorador de archivos en Windows 10
desde la barra de tareas
Acceder el Explorador de
archivos desde la barra de tareas es probablemente la forma más fácil.
Por defecto Windows 10 incluye unos iconos en la barra de tares, uno de ellos
para el Explorador de archivos. Puedes identificar el mismo ya que
tiene forma de una carpeta cremita en un porta carpetas azul celeste. Cuando
veas este icono hazle clic como muestra la Imagen #1.
Una vez le des clic se abrirá el Explorador de archivos en la sección Acceso rápido, tal y como
muestra la Imagen #2.
Cómo
acceder al Explorador de archivos en Windows 10 desde el Menú inicio
Como alternativa puedes acceder al Explorador
de archivos desde el menú Inicio. Para ello primero
debes acceder al menú
Inicio e ir al icono que dice Explorador de archivos a
mano izquierda. El icono también consiste de una carpeta en un porta carpeta,
pero éste no está en colores. Una vez lo veas hazle clic como muestra la Imagen
#3.
Cómo acceder al Explorador de archivos en Windows 10
haciendo una búsqueda
Otra manera de acceder al Explorador
de archivos en Windows 10 es través de una búsqueda. Para realizar
esta búsqueda ve al cuadro de búsqueda que está justo al lado del botón del menú Inicio. Esta se halla en la parte
inferior izquierda del Escritorio de
Windows 10, como muestra la Imagen #4.
Haz clic en la caja de texto que dice Buscar en Internet y en Windows y allí escribe “explorador de archivos”. Mientras vas
escribiendo notarás que Windows 10 comienza a darte sugerencias. Eventualmente
verás una sugerencia que dice Explorador de archivos. Cuando salga la
misma dale clic a esta, como muestra la Imagen #5 y listo.
TAREA DE EDUCACIÓN FÍSICA. OCTAVO AÑO. CAT: PVM-UNO.
* Consulte los fundamentos básicos del baloncesto.
* Consulte las 13 reglas básicas del baloncesto.
* Dibuje cualquier elemento relacionado con el baloncesto.
TAREA DE FORMACIÓN HUMANA. OCTAVO AÑO. CAT: PVM-UNO.
* Realice la tarea de la agenda.
1.- La evangelización de las comunidades indígenas desde su realidad (MLP)
ENGLISH TASK. LEVEL NINTH (9th). CAT: PVM-UNO. (15-16/06/2019)
* Grammar.
Formas
del Present Progressive o Continuous:
1. Forma affirmative: Subject + be (am, is, are) + (Verb+ing) complement
I am reading the newspaper.
He is having a shower.
We are playing tennis.
2. Forma
interrogative: Be (am, is,
are) + subject + Verb+ing + complement +?
Are you reading the
newspaper? Yes, I am. No, I am not.
Is he having a shower?
Yes, he is No, he isn´t
Are they playing tennis?
Yes,
they are No, they aren´t
3. Forma negative: Subject + be (am, is, are) + not + Verb+ing + complement:
I’m not reading the
newspaper.
He isn’t having a shower.
We aren’t playing
tennis.* En la tutoria se trabajará con nuevas oraciones, con los siguientes verbos (Study, listen, speak, travel, stop, run, swim, drink, write, walk) lleve material de trabajo.
TAREA DE EDUCACIÓN ESTÉTICA. NOVENO AÑO. CAT: PVM-UNO.
* Realice la tarea de la agenda.
* Del siguiente listado escoja tres géneros musicales y haga un resumen, cuando niño con cual de estos géneros se identifico.
Rock, Pop , Música electrónica, Rap , Rock alternativo, Hip-Hop, Reggaeton, Reggae, Bachata, Rock and roll, Clásica, Rock progresivo, Balada, Banda, Salsa, Punk, Jazz, Rock sinfónico, Cumbia, Dance, Tecno, Disco, Country, Blues, Ópera, Tango, Vallenato, Samba, Soul, Mambo, Merengue típico, Flamenco, Bolero.
* Grammar "When & While".
When: is used to talk about a specific age or period of life. Example: When I was a child, we lived in London. 'While' is used to talk about two ling actions happening at the same time. Example: She was surfing the internet while I was cooking.
When as a question word
We
can use when to ask for information about what time something
happens:
When did you leave?
When are you going on
holiday?
When will you know the result
of the exam?
We can use when in indirect questions:
She asked me when I
would be ready to start the job.
I wonder when the
new computers will arrive.
* While.
I
haven't talked to you in a while.
I
talked to Tom a little while ago.
It'll
be a while
until we're ready.
Please
eat it while
it's still hot.
Please
write to me once in a while.
Tom
didn't do anything for a while.
A
Mr. Jones came while
you were out.
A
Mr. Smith came while
you were out.
Don't
bother Tom while
he's reading.
I
haven't heard from Tom in a while.
* When
When I
get home I always turn on the television. (Cando llego a
casa siempre enciendo el televisor.)
You
always call me when I’m at work. (Siempre me
llamas cuando estoy en el trabajo.)
Pasado:
When I
arrived at the supermarket, it was closed. (Cuando llegué
al supermercado, estaba cerrado.)
When you
were a child, you loved to play. (Cuando eras un
niño te encantaba jugar.)
Futuro:
When I
see him again, I will pay him. (Cuando vuelva a verlo, le
pagaré.)
I
will pick you up when you leave the office. (Pasaré a buscarte cuando salgas de la oficina.)
Presente:
When do
you go to the gym? (¿Cuándo vas al gimnasio?)
When do
you see your cousins? (¿Cuándo ves a tus primos?)
Pasado:
When did
you get here? (¿Cuándo llegaste?)
When did
she break her leg? (¿Cuándo se quebró la pierna?)
Futuro:
When will
you buy a new car? (¿Cuándo vas a comprar un auto nuevo?)
When will
she come back? (¿Cuándo regresarás?)
While / When
ENGLISH TASK. LEVEL FIRST BGU. CAT: PVM-UNO. (15-16/06/2019)
1. I was having lunch _______________ James
arrived.
2. _____________ I heard the doorbell, I went to
the door.
3. _____________ Jo was washing her hair, I did
my homework.
4. _____________ I buy the bread, you can go to
the butcher's.
5. I was at the baker's
_______________ I met Jo.
6. The customer was being
helped by the salesman ________________ the thief came into the store.
7. _____________ you saw Keith, was he with Jo?
8. I was in the shop _______________
someone stole my bag.
9. I hurt my back _______________
I tried to lift the piano.
10. _________________ we were standing outside
the cinema, someone picked my pocket.
11. _________________ Mrs Scott came back to her
hotel, she called the elevator.
* Since & for.
* For + a period of time
For puede usarse con pasado simple o presente perfecto. Periodo de tiempo
como en español durante.
I’ve lived in Hong
Kong for 10 years.
She worked there
for just 3 months.
They walked for a
couple of hours.
* Since + a moment in time
Since se puede usar con un momento en el tiempo, o con un pasado simple. Se traduce en español como desde.
He has worked
there since 1999.
I have loved
tennis since I was a child.
We have been
working since we arrived.
* A period of time + ago
Ago se usa CON PASADO SIMPLE se habla del tiempo transcurrido. Se traduce como hace 10 años.
She arrived 5
minutes ago.
He was last here 3
days ago.
She called the taxi an hour
ago.
Cómo decir “desde hace” en inglés…
Lo gracioso de todo eso es que en español se usan
también expresiones como desde hace 20 años.
They have been
married for 20 years. (desde hace 20 años)
She has been
studying for 3 hours. (desde hace 3 horas)
TAREA.
Decide whether to use »since« or »for«.
1.
I have been
waiting 4 o'clock.
2.
Sue has only
been waiting 20 minutes.
3.
Tim and Tina
have been learning English six years.
4.
Fred and Frida
have been learning French 1998.
5.
Joe and
Josephine have been going out together Valentine's Day.
6.
I haven't been
on holiday last July.
7.
Mary has been
saving her money many years.
8.
I haven't eaten
anything breakfast.
9.
You have been
watching TV hours.
10. We have been living here 2 months.
* Realice un resumen sobre la música clásica.
1.- Si ha escuchado música clásica, ¿qué emociones le transmitió?
2.- ¿Qué características tiene la llamada música clásica?
3.- Busque información (biografía) de los siguientes músicos.
a.- Johann Sebastian Bach
b.- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
c.- Franz Schubert
d.- Ludwig Van Beethoven
e.- Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
f.- Giuseppe Verdi
ENGLISH TASK. LEVEL SECOND BGU. CAT: PVM-UNO. (15-16/06/2019)
* Grammar Exercise: Past modals
We
use past modals to speculate on past events. Here are some examples:
May have / Might have = something possibly happened (but we aren’t sure
if it did)
“They
may have left early because of the holiday traffic.” (= Maybe they left early…)
“They might have taken the train.” (= Maybe they took the train.)
“They might have taken the train.” (= Maybe they took the train.)
The
negative form is “might not have“:
“He might not have received the message.” (= Maybe he didn’t receive the message.)
“He might not have received the message.” (= Maybe he didn’t receive the message.)
Could have = something was possible in
theory
“He could have become a doctor.” (= He had the ability to become a doctor, but he didn’t.)
“He could have become a doctor.” (= He had the ability to become a doctor, but he didn’t.)
The
negative form is “couldn’t have“:
“He couldn’t have seen you – it was too dark.”
“He couldn’t have seen you – it was too dark.”
Can’t have = something was not logically
possible
“She can’t have passed the exam – she didn’t study at all!”
“She can’t have passed the exam – she didn’t study at all!”
Must have = we are sure about something
“You must have known that we had a test today – the teacher sent us all a message.”
“You must have known that we had a test today – the teacher sent us all a message.”
Should have = something was a good idea
(but didn’t happen)
“You should have told me about the sale. I could have got some new shoes at a discount!”
“You should have told me about the sale. I could have got some new shoes at a discount!”
“If he had called me, I would have gone to the party.”
TAREA.
* Escuche el pasillo “El alma en los labios” de Medardo Ángel Silva.
1.- ¿Qué mensaje le dice esta canción. Quién fue Medardo Ángel Silva? –
2.- Busque el significado de metáfora.
3.- Realice una canción corta con el tema mi Ecuador.
ENGLISH TASK. LEVEL THIRD BGU. CAT: PVM-UNO. (15-16/06/2019)
1.- Busque la traducción al español de las siguientes palabras; (follow, express, solving, training, efficient, friendly, practical, careful, creative, curious, realist, interested, social)
2.- Copie el ejercicio Nº 2 y 3 de la página 22 y el Reflect Grammar de la página 23, en la tutoria se completará esta tarea.
3.- Completar correctamente las oraciones con los verbos en infinitivo (to), tomando como referencia los verbos del paréntesis.
4.- Completar correctamente las oraciones con los verbos en gerundio (ing), tomando como referencia los verbos del paréntesis.
By: Wellington E. García E.
cat_pvm-uno//englishblog/to/15-16/June/2019.
1. If you wanted to stay in that hotel you __ booked
before!
- could
have
- might
have
- should
have
2. He __ committed the crime, as he had both the
motive and the opportunity.
- can't
have
- could
have
- would
have
3. If I had known about your accident, I __ phoned
you.
- may
have
- should
have
- would
have
4. Lucy __ attended the concert, but we aren't sure.
- can't
have
- may
have
- should
have
5. You __ finished that book already! You only started
reading it an hour ago.
- can't
have
- might
have
- shouldn't
have
6. I think they __ got lost - surely they'd be here by
now!
- can
have
- must
have
- should
have
7. Oh no! My phone isn't in my bag. I __ left it on
the train.
- can
have
- might
have
- should
have
8. She __ been a lawyer but she decided to study
accountancy instead.
- could
have
- may
have
- might
have
9. You __ gone to Dan's party - it was fantastic!
- must
have
- should
have
- would
have
10. I'm so sorry I woke you up. I __ called you if I
knew you were sleeping.
- might
not have
- shouldn't
have
- wouldn't have
* Escuche el pasillo “El alma en los labios” de Medardo Ángel Silva.
1.- ¿Qué mensaje le dice esta canción. Quién fue Medardo Ángel Silva? –
2.- Busque el significado de metáfora.
3.- Realice una canción corta con el tema mi Ecuador.
ENGLISH TASK. LEVEL THIRD BGU. CAT: PVM-UNO. (15-16/06/2019)
1.- Busque la traducción al español de las siguientes palabras; (follow, express, solving, training, efficient, friendly, practical, careful, creative, curious, realist, interested, social)
2.- Copie el ejercicio Nº 2 y 3 de la página 22 y el Reflect Grammar de la página 23, en la tutoria se completará esta tarea.
3.- Completar correctamente las oraciones con los verbos en infinitivo (to), tomando como referencia los verbos del paréntesis.
1.- We ______________________________ to Salinas on
summer (decidir - ir)
2.- You ________________________ English is very
important (necesitar – aprender)
3.- I __________________________ in the new pool (querer – nadar)
4.- The most important thing _______ not _______________
(es – dar/regalar)
5.- My little girl ___________________________ in
each party (gustar – bailar)
6.- I would ________________________ you for coming
out tonight (gustar – agradecer)
7.- He does not _________________________ soda from
a can (gustar – beber)
8.- I _______________________ my vitamins today (olvidar – tomar)
Admit: He admitted ________________ (have) driven too fast.
Consider: Ralph is considering _______________ (buy) a
new house.
Dislike: We dislike ______________ (read) poems.
Enjoy: I enjoy _______________ (play) chess.
Finish: They finished ______________ (work) in
the garden.
Imagine: He imagined ________________ (drive) a new car.
To be busy: He is _______________________ (ocupado - lectura) the
paper.
Don't mind: I don't _______________________ (mente - contar) them
my opinion.
Feel like: We feel _______________________ (gustar - tener) a
cup of tea.
Spend one's time: They _____________ (pasar-gastar) their time ____________ (leyendo)
By: Wellington E. García E.
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