Mini Masterclass Principiantes - Objetos y adjetivos - Episode 3

En esta Mini-Masterclass para principiantes, Richard Vaughan enseña a identificar y describir objetos cotidianos en inglés. Aprenderás a preguntar “What’s this?” y “What’s that?”, a distinguir entre objetos cercanos y lejanos, y a utilizar “this is” y “that is” correctamente. También practicarás adjetivos de tamaño y color, el posesivo “my”, la conjunción “or” y contracciones habituales como “it’s” y “that’s”. Una clase dinámica basada en la repetición para ampliar vocabulario y hablar con mayor rapidez y naturalidad. 00:02 ✏️ The lesson reviews “Is this a…?” with the answers “Yes, it is” and “No, it’s not.” 00:17 📖 “What is it?” is used to ask for the identity of an object after an incorrect guess. 00:32 🔁 Repeating “It’s a book” helps build fluency with the structure “It’s a + noun.” 00:59 👉 “This” is used for something close to the speaker, while “that” refers to something farther away. 02:17 🎙️ Learners practise identifying familiar objects such as a microphone, pen, pencil, guitar, and cup. 03:48 ❓ “What’s this?” is introduced as a natural short form of “What is this?” 04:07 🗣️ “What’s this? It’s a…” provides a simple question-and-answer pattern for identifying nearby objects. 05:42 📷 “What’s that?” is used to ask about objects farther away, such as a camera, window, or door. 06:16 📏 Adjectives can describe nouns, as in “a small table” and “a big table.” 06:31 ↔️ “This is…” and “That is…” contrast objects that are near and far from the speaker. 06:45 🎨 Adjectives can also describe colour, as in “a pink pencil” and “a yellow pencil.” 06:59 🚪 “Is that a door or a window?” shows how “or” can be used to offer two possible answers. 08:04 ⌚ Possessive adjectives can show ownership, as in “It’s my watch.” 08:20 📚 “This is a…” is used to make affirmative statements about nearby objects. 08:31 🪟 “That is a…” is used to make affirmative statements about objects farther away. 08:46 🔗 “That’s” is the contraction of “that is,” just as “it’s” is the contraction of “it is.” 09:17 💬 Natural spoken English commonly uses contractions such as “That’s a window” and “That’s a door.” Más inglés aquí: 👉 http://bit.ly/aprendeinglésVaughan Suscríbete a nuestro canal para aprender inglés online, HAZ CLICK AQUÍ: https://goo.gl/CBo6ZJ