Vocabulario

V O C A B U L A R Y

TRAINER: FRANKLIN LOPEZ

NUM. CARDINAL ORDINAL NUM. CARDINAL ORDINAL

1 One First 25 Twenty – five Twenty – fifth

2 Two Second 26 Twenty – six Twenty – sixth

3 Three Third 27 Twenty – seven Twenty – seventh

4 Four Fourth 28 Twenty – eight Twenty – eighth

5 Five Fifth 29 Twenty – nine Twenty – ninth

6 Six Sixth 30 Thirty Thirtieth

7 Seven Seventh 40 Forty Fortieth

8 Eight Eighth 50 Fifty Fiftieth

9 Nine Ninth 60 Sixty Sixtieth

10 Ten Tenth 70 Seventy Seventieth

11 Eleven Eleventh 80 Eighty Eigthieth

12 Twelve Twelfth 90 Ninety Ninetieth

13 Thirteen Thirteenth 100 One Hundred One Hundredth

14 Fourteen Fourteenth 101 One Hundred and One One Hundred and first

15 Fifteen Fifteenth 110 One Hundred Ten One Hundred Tenth

16 Sixteen Sixteenth 200 Two Hundred Two Hundredth

17 Seventeen Seventeenth 300 Three Hundred Three Hundredth

18 Eighteen Eighteenth 400 Four Hundred Four Hundredth

19 Nineteen Nineteenth 500 Five Hundred Five Hundredth

20 Twenty Twentieth 1,000 One Thousand One Thousandth

21 Twenty – one Twenty – first 1,001 One Thousand One One Thousand first

22 Twenty – two Twenty – second 2,000 Two Thousand Two Thousandth

23 Twenty – three Twenty – third 3,000 Three Thousand Three Thousandth

24 Twenty – four Twenty – fourth 1,000,000 One Million One Millionth

SOME OCCUPATIONS

Accountant Computer Programmer Flight Attendant, Stewardess Painter Santitation Worker

Actor, Actress Cook Housekeeper Park Ranger Singer

Architect Dentist Illustrator Pharmacist Taxi Driver

Artist Designer Janitor Photographer Teacher

Banker Doctor, Physician Journalist Pilot Telephone Operator

Barber Doorman Laboratory Technician Plumber Teller, Cashier

Biologist Editor Lawyer, Attorney Professor Truck Driver

Bookkeeper Engineer Letter Carrier, Postman Police Officer, Cop Waiter, Waitress

Bus driver Factory Worker Manager Psychologist Word Processor

Carpenter Farmer Mechanic Salesperson Writer

Clerk Firefighter, Fireman Nurse Secretary Veterinarian

Counselor Florist Office Worker Security Guard Electrician

PERSONAL PRONOUNS AND THE VERB “TO BE”

TRAINER: FRANKLIN LOPEZ

I. Fill in the blanks with: I, you, she, he, we, or they.

Tom: Hi, Jane! How are ________?

Jane: _______’m great. This is Mark. _______’s from England. _______’re friends.

Tom: Hello Mark. ______’re English. Cool!

Jane: Look! Ben and Sue! _______’re my classmates.

Tom: Mary’s nice. _______’s English, too!

Jane: Hey, Mark. How old are _______?

Mark: Oh, _______’m nine years old.

II. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the vertb to be.

Hello, I _______ Kevin and this _______ Jane. We _______ thirty-six years old. We have three children. Their names _______ Jed, Joanna, and Annie. Jed and Joanna ______ thirteen years old. They _______ twins. Annie _______ our baby girl. She _______ six months old.

III. Fill in the blanks with: ‘m, ‘s, or ‘re.

TO: Sally Davis

From: Lorna Brown

Subject: Hello.

Dear Sally:

Nice to talk to you! My name_____ Mark. I_____ thirteen years old and I_____ American. My hair is short and brown. My dad is a teacher. His name_____ Craig. He_____ tall and thin. My mom is a doctor. Her name_____ Kay. She_____ short and heavy. Her hair is blond. My best friends are Amy and Lisa. They_____ thirteen years old. This is my computer. It_____ great!

Your e – pal, Lorna.

IV. Write the correct form of “be” on the line, and answer them.

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