Part one

Compound words

Simple Present

Pronunciation of the ‘th’sound’

Infographic :

Use the imperative

Images

Attractive colors

Clear information

Define the title, headings, subheadings and facts

Visual and verbal information

Facts and conclusions

Keep in mind the target audience

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Study your topic

Objectives: To provide a quick overview of a subject

Ilustrate statistics

Use different fonts

Create new words from existing ones

Webnar= web+ seminar

Netizen = internet + citizen

Camcorder = camera + recorder

Cybernetic+ organism= Cyborg

Biographical + picture= biopic

Infotainment= information + entertainment

Simultaneous + broadcast = simulcast

Telethon = telephone + marathon

Travel + monologue = travelogue

If the "th" sounds like /θ/

To produce this sound, place the tip of your tongue just bellow the upper teeth as you blow the air out

Thing

Both

Math

With

If the "th" sounds like /ð/

Thought

This sounds is very simmilar to /θ/, but your vocal cords vibrate when you produce

There

This

Either

That

Another

Present Continuous

Do/ Don't

Use with I, you, we and they

"Do you study English?"

"Yes, I do."

"No, I don´t"

Does/ Doesn't

Use with she, he and it

Add -es or -ies to the verbs on Simple Present with he, she or it

"But a call to a friend works just as well as a Facebook message"

"Nowadays we have more friends in social network rather then in real life"

To be verb+ verb+ ing

Refers to something incomplete

"You are using the Internet. You are studying English grammar."

"The weather forecast was good, but it's raining at the moment."

"Harry and Sally are always arguing!"

Reinforces repeated actions

It´s still happening

Have+ ing= Having

Feel+ ing= Feeling

See+ ing= Seeing