My English blog/ Jerson Medina

  PERSONAL CARE AND APEARANCE. VOCABULARY:  Personal care products. 1. World class top notch salon services. -Haircuts  -Facials  -Shave -Pedicures  -Manicures 2. Count nouns. - A comb  - A brush  - A toothbrush - A razor  - A nail clipper  - A nail file 3. Non-count nouns. - Soap  - Deodorant  - Shaving cream  - Aftershave  - Toothpaste  - Shampoo - Hairspray  - Sunscreen  - Dental floss - Hand and body lotion 4. Makeup. - Lipstick  - Mascara  - Eye shadow  - Face podwer  - Nail polish GRAMMAR. Other examples of how to use any, some, many, much, a lot of and lots of. Any. 1. Is there any milk left in the refrigerator? 2. I can't find any of my missing keys. 3. Do you have any plans for the weekend? Some. 1. I'll make some tea for us while we wait. 2. She bought some fresh flowers for the dining room. 3. There's some leftover pizza in the kitchen if you're hungry. Many. 1. There are many ...

    Vocabulary: Speed. Tailgate. Talk on the phone.  Weave through traffic. Don't stop at red lights. Don't signal when turning. Past Continuos: I         Was You We.      Were.              Playing They He  She      Was It Past Continuos tense (interrogative): Was       I Were     You       Play ing ?                We               They Was        He               She               It Past Continuos tense (negative): I               Was not                Wasn't  You         were not  We         weren't.           ...

  CHECK IN A HOTEL Conditional sentences express the results of actions or conditions. Questions: If they don't have a non-smoking room, ¿will you stay at a different hotel? Yes Of course I would stay in a different hotel for the well-being of my health.  Conversation Model            A: Hello. I'm signing up. The name is Kamila. B: Let's see. That's a double for two nights. Non-smoker?  A: That's right.  B: Can I have your credit card?   A: Here you go. By the way, is the restaurant still open?  B: Closes at 9:00. But if you hurry, you will make it.   A: Thank you very much. Grammar  practice. Dialogue practice. Hi, from desk. David: Hello, good morning. I’m in room 212. R: What do you need Mr David? David: Could someone pick up the laundry and take away the dishes? R: Yes, of course. Do you anything else? David: I also need extra hangers and could someone bring up the newspaper? R: Yes, no problem. David: One last t...

    STAYING IN HOTEL You can use will or won't + a base forma to talk about the future. Goals 1) Leave and receive a message. 2) Check into a hotel. 3) Request cleaning services, among others. -Affirmative: Will call again tomorrow He will return the next vacation. -Negative: We will not be at the hotel  I didn't like the hotel service. Questions: -Will you take a taxi to the hotel?                  Yes, they will/No, they won't -What will you do in Italy? (Visit the Roman Colosseum). "Who will John call when he arrives?" (He will call the front desk.) Conversation model A= Hello? I would like to talk to Zaida Gonzalez she is a guest  B = I will immediately call that room for you... I'm sorry I'm not in that room Want to leave a message? A= Yes. Please tell her that Jose Medina called her and that I will stay at the office at 6:00 o'clock that I will be waiting for her. B= Is that all? A= Yes, thank you. Grammar - The...

    1. What type of movies do you like? R/= I like horror, romantic, comedy, action and fantasy movies. 2. What's your favorite movie? R/= My favorite movie is "Between Life and Death" . 3. What is it about?  It is about a young couple who fell in love and after losing the love of her life in a tragic accident, a heartbroken teenager begins to believe that he sends her signals from beyond, shows us that although he is still in the afterlife he still loves her that the love I swear never died but is still latent in his mind and heart.

    1 . Hello, Is there a movie you´ve always wanted to see? R/= Yes, I've always wanted to see "The Pope's Exorcist" 2. Have you seen any good movies recently?  R/=     Yes, I recently saw a movie that I really liked, and it's "my fault" 3. What's the best movie you've ever seen? R/= "Rescue Mission" is the best movie I've seen so far. 4. What is the worst movie you have ever seen? R/= The worst movie I've seen so far is "The Orphan". GRAMMAR PACT. 1. She has been doing her jobs since nine. 2 . They have been standing on the shift since midnight. 3. He has been singing a cappella for an hour. 4. They have been preparing for their exams for the past two months. 5. He has been a member of the team for three years. 6. He has been a footballer since 1998. Vocabulary. I got stuck in traffic. I fell asleep.                                            ...

 UNI 1, lesson 2:  1. When greeting a visitor, it's important to make them feel welcome and comfortable. Here are some common ways to greet a visitor: Hello and welcome! - A simple and friendly greeting that sets a positive tone. Good morning/afternoon/evening! - A more formal greeting based on the time of day. How can I help you? - Showing readiness to assist the visitor with any inquiries or needs. It's great to have you here! - Expressing appreciation for the visitor's presence. Is this your first time here? - Showing interest in the visitor's previous experience with the place. Please make yourself at home. - Inviting the visitor to feel comfortable and relaxed. Let me know if you need anything. - Offering assistance or support during their visit.   2. Person A: Hello and welcome! Are you visiting our city for the first time?  Person B: Yes, it's my first time here. I'm excited to explore! Person A: That's great! How can I help you make the most of your ...