El Proyecto Guadal-Bilingüe

En toda la comunidad autónoma andaluza, y concretamente en los pequeños municipios de la Alpujarra granadina, cada vez existe más variedad entre la población debido a la migración. En muchos casos, las nuevas comunidades que llegan a los municipios no terminan de integrarse debido a las barreras lingüísticas, y al tratarse de núcleos poblacionales tan pequeños, tampoco existen lugares a los que acudir para el aprendizaje de idiomas.

Con este proyecto se pretende ayudar a la ruptura de dichas barreras mediante medios y recursos tecnológicos apropiados para ello (talleres de idiomas, dinámicas integradoras, blog de recursos lingüísticos...), promoviendo de este modo una mayor relación y comunicación entre los diferentes colectivos de los municipios.


El objetivo central de este proyecto es impulsar la cultura de cambio entre los habitantes de los pequeños municipios en los que cada vez más habitan personas de diferentes nacionalidades, para que a través de las nuevas tecnologías aumente el interés por el aprendizaje de otras lenguas, fomentando de este modo la integración social.

Monday, 28 November 2011

Object Pronouns in English 

 We can say: "Mary is American" Or we can say: "She is American".
"She" is a SUBJECT PRONOUN that substitutes "Mary". "Mary is looking at John"
becomes "She is looking at him" because John is the OBJECT. In some cases the
OBJECT PRONOUN is different from the SUBJECT PRONOUN. Look at the table below:

PERSONAL PRONOUNS:
SUBJECT  OBJECT
I  me
you  you
he  him
she  her
it  it
we  us
you  you
they  them

EXAMPLES:

-Am I talking to you?
 Yes, you are talking to me.

-Is she looking at him or her?
 She's looking at him.

-Are you asking us to work late?
 No, I'm not asking you; I'm telling you!

-We are listening to you. You are speaking to us.

-He is touching her. She is touching me.-I am looking at him. He is looking at me.

-He is kissing her. She is kissing him.

-Is he listening to her?
 No, he isn't.

-Who is she speaking to?
 She's speaking to him.

-Are they looking at us?
 No, we are looking at them.

-Ask me a question.

Sometimes there are two objects: a DIRECT OBJECT, and an INDIRECT OBJECT.
The pronouns are the same:

SUBJECT  VERB  DIRECT OBJECT INDIRECT OBJECT
I  am giving money  to John.
I  am giving it  to him.
Lucy  is cooking dinner  for me.
She  is cooking it  for me.
Liz and Sarah are showing photos  to you and me.
They  are showing them  to us.

The INDIRECT OBJECT can come after the verb:

SUBJECT  VERB  INDIRECT OBJECT DIRECT OBJECT
I  am giving John  money.
I  am giving him  it.
Lucy  is cooking me  dinner.
She  is cooking me  it.
Liz and Sarah are showing you and me photos.
They  are showing us  them.

EXAMPLES:

-We are paying sixty dollars to them.
-We are paying them sixty dollars.
-She is teaching English to them.
-She is teaching them English.
-Are you giving me this pen?












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