SEGUNDA LECCION

HOLA, LA LECCION DE AYER NOS PERMITIO RECORDAR UNA CLASE MUY INTERESANTE SOBRE LOS COMPARATIVOS Y SUPERLATIVOS. TEMA QUE YA HABIAN ESTUDIADO ALGUNOS DE USTEDES CON EL PROFESOR FERNANDO QUE AMABLEMENTE NOS APOYA LOS DIAS MARTES. SIN EMBARGO, EL PASADO VIERNES ACORDAMOS QUE LE DARIAMOS UN VISTAZO AL TEMA NUEVAMENTE, PUES VARIOS NO ESTUVIERON EN AQUELLA CLASE Y EL TOPICO RESULTO FUNDAMENTAL PARA LAS ACTIVIDADES DE SU LIBRO QUE PRECISAMENTE ESTUDIAMOS EL PASADO VIERNES. ASI QUE, LES RECOMIENDO LE DEN UNA REPASADITA A LAS PAGINAS 12 Y 13, DE ESA MANERA QUEDARA REFORZADA LA LECCION DE AYER.

HOY PROSEGUIREMOS CON EL ESTUDIO DE NUESTRO LIBRO, ESPERO QUE QUIENES FALTABAN AUN DE CONSEGUIRLO, YA CUENTEN CON EL...(OOKKK????)

PERO....MMM....YO CREO QUE LLEGARON MUY CANSADOS DE SUS PRACTICAS...MMM...RELAJENSE UN POCO CON ESTE CORTO VIDEO-CLIP...VA!!!! (solo haz clic en el siguiente enlace)

WHO...??? JAJAJA.....COFFEE...?????..JAJAJA

JAJAJA......REALMENTE ESTUVO CHISTOSO!!!

BUENO...OK...ANTES DE COMENZAR EL ESTUDIO DE LAS PAGINAS 14 Y 15 DE NUESTRO LIBRO...(UNIT 2 TROUBLE IN THE PARADISE) dale un vistazo al tópico, es decir, nuestro propósito (de las 2 páginas de "TROUBLE IN THE PARADISE) es aprender a formular bien las preguntas (object questions).

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WRITING QUESTIONS - Subject vs. Object Questions

Study these sample questions: SUBJECT QUESTION: A subject question asks about the subject of the sentence. Do NOT change the word order of the question. ANSWER QUESTION Gina is fixing the computer. Who is fixing the computer? An accident happened last week. What happened last week? OBJECT QUESTION: An object question asks about the object of the sentence. You MUST change the word order of the question. ANSWER QUESTION Gina met Mary. Whom did Gina meet? <--formal Gina met Mary. Who did Gina meet? <--informal Frank saw an accident. What did Frank see?

Realiza el siguiente ejercicio!!! recuerda que los debes ir archivando para que me los presentes el próximo lunes...ok???

Directions: Write a question about the underlined section of each answer below.
Use WHO for people and WHAT for things. Use informal English.

1. The doctor is working with the nurse.

2. The doctor told the nurse to draw blood.

3. The repairman worked on the computer yesterday.

4. The repairman worked on the computer yesterday.

5. The woman wrote a long letter.

6. The woman wrote a long letter.

7. The teacher gave the student some advice.

8. The teacher gave the student some advice.

9. The robber demanded all the money in the cash register.

9. The robber asked for all the money in the cash register.

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Subject/Object Questions

Subject questions are questions we ask when we want to know the subject of a sentence. Subject questions normally begin with who, which, what. In subject questions the verb is in the affirmative form. E.g. Who called Erin? Who gave you this car? Object questions are questions we ask when we want to know the object of a sentence. Object questions normally begin with who, which, what. In object questions the verb is in the interrogative form. E.g. Who are you talking to? What did he say? Mañana continuaremos con éste tema....sale??? QUE DESCANSENNN.... BYE...