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Contenido curso por nivel A1-B2

 A1 Beginner / Breakthrough 80–100 hours 2–3 Months A2 Elementary / Waystage 100–120 hours 3–4 Months B1 Intermediate / Threshold 150–180 hours 5–6 Months B2 Upper Intermediate / Vantage 180–200 hours 6–8 Months  Level A1: The Foundation Goal: Survive basic interactions (introducing oneself, ordering food, asking for directions). Month 1: Survival Skills (Hours 1–40) Grammar: Verb to be, possessive adjectives, singular/plural nouns, articles (a/an/the). Vocabulary: Numbers 1–100, colors, days/months, family members, classroom objects. Functional: Greeting people, spelling your name, giving personal phone numbers/emails. Month 2: Daily Life (Hours 41–80) Grammar: Present Simple (positive, negative, questions), adverbs of frequency (always, never), Prepositions of time (in, on, at). Vocabulary: Daily routines, common verbs, food and drink, telling the time. Functional: Ordering at a café, talking about your habits. Month 3: The World Around Us (Hours 81–1...

Palabras, modismos, idioms frecuentes del ingles.

Promp a Gemini  sobre las palabras màs coloquiales del ingles cotidiano:   Common English verb phrases, idioms, and colloquial words that are used frequently in everyday conversation, similar to "figure out." This is a great way to sound more natural and fluent! Here's a list covering various categories: Common Phrasal Verbs (Verb + Preposition/Adverb): These are incredibly common and often have meanings that can't be guessed from the individual words. Figure out: To understand or solve something. (As you mentioned!) Example: I need to figure out how this new app works. Find out: To discover information. Example: Did you find out what time the meeting is? Get along (with): To have a friendly relationship with someone. Example: I really get along with my new boss. Give up: To stop trying. Example: Don't give up on your dreams! Look up: To search for information (e.g., in a dictionary or online). Example: I need to look up that word in the dictionary. Come up with: ...

Lista de palabras ED y su pronunciación dadas por Gemini.

 Here are 20-word lists for each of the three main "ed" pronunciation rules: 1. /ɪd/ (pronounced "id" or "ed"): Added after /t/ or /d/ sounds. wanted needed waited added mended started landed invited panted folded counted decided guarded painted acted visited heated quoted rested dreaded 2. /t/ (pronounced like a "t"): Added after voiceless sounds (p, k, s, ch, sh, f, x, th). walked looked helped washed watched finished passed laughed fixed kissed hopped packed pushed coughed faxed dispatched breached perplexed thatched eclipsed 3. /d/ (pronounced like a "d"): Added after voiced sounds (b, g, l, m, n, r, v, z, and vowels). played loved cleaned used opened followed cried stayed amazed allowed burned offered wronged buzzed bagged hummed stirred shoved judged borrowed

Vocabulario SPOKEN 727 palabras para entender 90% del habla.

 NGSL-Spoken Ver 1.20 Creado por el Dr. Charles Browne, Dr. Brent Culligan y Joseph Phillips. ## This corpus comes from the Cambridge English Corpus of spoken English and includes ## all the NGSL and SUP words needed to get 90% coverage. A few words that were frequent ## enough to be included but were not on the NGSL+SUP include 'mum', 'bye', 'ave', and 'calculator'. a able about absolutely accept account across action actually add address affect after afternoon again against age ago agree ahead air all allow almost along already alright also although alwayamounts¡¡ amount and another answer any anybody anyone anything anyway apply area around as ask at available aware away awful baby back bad bag base basically be bear because become bed before begin behind believe benefit bet between big bill bit black bloody board body book both bother bottom box boy break breath brief bring brother budget build bus business but buy by call can car card care carry cas...

New GSL vocabulario en frases y sus enlaces.

New GSL-Dolch list 21/07/24 Ahead, awfull, aware Apply, against, bag Board, both, bother and above. Shake, bottom, break Wear, wore, worn Get, got, gotten If I were....I would... Couple, would and feel. Anyone, anything, as, aware Guess, hang, instead. Brief, care charge, cover, develop, difference. form, focus, forward grade, guess and half could add. affect, afternoon. Palabras que no sabe y repasar: able, about, absolutely, account, across either, looked y would still, wonder, through come back, go out, point out, find out, come up phrasal verbs Dolch Sight Words 1-10 – a, and, away, big, can, come, down, find, for, funny Dolch Sight Words 11-20 – go, help, here, I, in, is, it, jump, little, look. Dolch Sight Words 21-30 – make, me, my, not, one, play, run, said, see, the Dolch Sight Words 31-40 – blue, red, three, to, two, up we,...

Publicaciones de palabras por aprender (New GSL) con la ayuda de Gemini de Google.

PROMPT EJEMPLO:Please write 6 english phrases for each of the following words using children's vocabulary and incorporating images: with, yes, after, again, an, any, as, ask, by, and could; so the children can remember their meaning 6 english phrases for each of the following words using children's vocabulary and incorporating images With, yes, after, again, an, any, as, ask, by, could. Too, under, want, was, well, went, what, white, who, will  Ride, saw, say, she, so, soon, that, there, they, and this. Must, new, no, now, on, our, out, please, pretty, ran. Did, do, eat, for, get, good, have, he, into, like. all, am, are, at, ate, be, black, brown, but, and came blue, red, three, to, two, up we, where, yellow, and you. Gemini, would you please write 8 phrases using the verb to do for each of the following tenses: present continuous, past continuous, future continuous. Remember only the verb do. to be en present, past and future continuous tenses. To h...

Dolch Sight Words 91-100 – with, yes, after, again, an, any, as, ask, by, could

Fuentes: https://bard.google.com/ https://3boysandadog.com/first-100-dolch-sight-words/ https://g.co/bard/share/e2b67d632d44 Please write 6 english phrases for each of the following words using children's vocabulary and incorporating images: with, yes, after, again, an, any, as, ask, by, could