TEMARIO PARA EL EXAMEN DE INGLES PARA ALUMNOS

TEMARIO PARA EL EXAMEN DE INGLES PARA ALUMNOS EGRESADOS To greet people and say goodbye To introduce yourself and others To ask for and give personal information To complete a form To write about yourself Talk about relationships To use numbers 0‐100 Describe objects Talk about your possessions To talk about clothes, family, people. To express opinion Talk about, free time activities, daily routines, likes and dislikes The days of the week. Locations and directions, addresses. To talk about food, eating habits, offer and refuse invitations. Take an order, talk about prices. Talk about abilities. Make suggestions and arrangements. Talk about the weather and the environment. Give reasons. Talk about sports, parts of the body. Compare present and past events. Talk about dates and seasons. Ask and give for advice. Talk about holidays and health problems. Tell the time Describe personality Talk about jobs, working habits. Talk about temporary situations, future arrangements. Describe a city, a neighbourhood. Ask and answer about quantity, preferences. Talk about ailments Talk about past events, experiences, embarrassing moments and famous people. Talk about animals. Make suggestions, to wish people well moments. Talk about sizes, make comparisons and distinguish American and British English. Report commands and requests Talk about different countries Talk present and past Different ways of communication Quantifiers Describe feelings, narrate a story. Express obligation, lack of obligation and prohibition Use the indirect questions Holiday destinations Discuss buying things and prices Make promises, on the spot decisions and requests. Make predictions about the future. The use of abbreviations. The use of too and enough Make a doctor’s appointment Medical and emotional problems. Talk about different places and environment Talk about conditions and results Express agreement and disagreement Talk about shows and films Talk about work and work places Express interest, surprise and make exclamations. Express result How to report statements, questions, commands and requests. How to give and follow instructions Music preferences Imaginary situations and makes wishes Express enthusiasm Distinguish permanent and temporary situations Ask questions informally and formally. Jobs, jobs interviews and qualifications Obligation, prohibition and absence of necessity. Express possibility and make deductions Talk about the planet and our environment Express hypothesis about what is likely and unlikely Common units of measurement Talk about interesting building and landmarks Means of transport, types of holidays and holiday destinations. Express reason, concession and purpose. Express criticism, possibility and certainty Talk about various aspects of human nature, including superstitions, personal problems and telepathy. GRAMMAR The verb BE Possessive adjectives Question words Demonstrative adjectives Plurals Indefinite articles The verb have got Adjectives Present simple Prepositions of time Adverbs of frequency There is/there are Prepositions of place Definite article Object personal pronouns The imperative voice Some/any How much/how many? The verb can Present progressive Let’s/how about Past simple Future going to Why/because Past of verb BE Time expressions The verb should Countable and uncountable nouns The verb could Adjectives/adverbs of manner Modal verbs Compounds of some, any and no One/ones Too/enough Comparative form Superlative form Present perfect Reported speech Stative verbs Used to Quantifiers Past progressive Time clauses Future will Indirect questions Relative clauses Infinitives/_ing for Passive voice Conditional 1, 2, 3 Conditional sentences If vs When Present perfect progressive Question tags Exclamatory sentences Clauses of result Reflexive pronouns Past perfect simple Determiners Causative form Neither/either/too