República Bolivariana de Venezuela

Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela

Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira

15. DAR Y PEDIR INFORMACIÓN SOBRE ACTIVIDADES

REALIZADAS EN EL PASADO.FECHA Y LUGAR DE
NACIMIENTO.EXPERIENCIA ESCOLAR Y TIEMPO PASADO
RECIENTE. GENTILICIOS

Activity
1) Hacer la historia escolar de cada uno, desde sus inicios hasta lo
que desea culminar en su vida profesional.

Enmanuel Beltran is a young men, a great police officer, who studied

elementary school in San Cristobal being a brilliant child. He loved to

play soccer with his classmates. When he got at high school. He became

an excellent soccer player who represented the school in the soccer

tournaments. Later on, he studied to became a police officer, he was

known for being an excellent person and now he is studying to become

a lawyer and continues working as a police officer.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán

 República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela
Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira
2) Hacer 5 oraciones cortas donde refleje el gentilicio del país que
usted seleccione.

Jin is from Japan. She is Japanese.

Tom is from the United States. He is American.

Mia and Pepe are from Italy. They are Italian.

Jose is from Venezuela. He is Venezuelan.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán

 República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela
Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira

16. DESCRIBIR LA UBICACION DE PERSONAS.HACER LLAMADAS

TELEFONICAS, DEJAR MENSAJES. ACEPTAR Y RECHAZAR
INVITACIONES Y DAR EXCUSAS.

ACTIVITY
1) Hacer 5 oraciones ubicando personas en diferentes lugares como
al frente, detrás, al lado, entre varias cosas, etc.

Luisa is over the box.

The grandmother is on the couch.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán

 República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela
Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira

The baby is in the crib.

Jose is next the dog.

Carlos is between grandpa and

grandma.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán

 República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela
Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira

2) Escribir una conversación telefónica o vía web desde Vzla a

cualquier país.

Tom: Hello Karen. Do you see me? How are you?

Karen: Yes, I do. I’m great. I’m glad to see you on Camara. And you?
Tom: I’m happy. So long time without seeing you.
Karen: Yes, It’s been a while. Tell me how is everything in that new
city.
Tom: Seattle is amazing. It’s a little bit cold, but I find excellent friends
and neighbors. This new place is bigger and it has an amazing view.
Karen: That’s great. I am searching for a new apartment. I want to live
closer to my new work. I already seen several but I don’t know which to
choose.
Tom: Well, It has to be the one you feel more comfortable.
Karen: Yes, tomorrow I will go to see them again.
Tom: Great, It’s excellent. Well, I have to go, call me tomorrow and
show me the one you choose.
Karen: It’s an excellent idea. I will call you tomorrow. I have to go now.
Bye.
Tom: Bye Karen. It was nice to speak with you.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán

 República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela
Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira

3) Escribir un diálogo dejando mensaje telefónico a alguien.

Secretary: Good afternoon. We are Apple Store. Who would you like to
speak?
Karen: Good afternoon. I would like to speak with Mr. Johnson. Is he
there?
Secretary: Wait a moment, please.
Karen: It’s ok.
Secretary: He is in a meeting. Would you like to leave him a message?
Karen: Yes, I would. Tell Mr. Johnson that Karen called to remind him
our skype call today at 9pm.
Secretary: Very good, I will tell him. Bye.
Karen: Thank you, bye.

4) Realice un diálogo donde haga una invitación a un amigo para que

venga a compartir almuerzo con su familia. Y otro diálogo donde
rechaza una invitación y dando una excusa.

Accept invitation

Peter: Hello, Susan. How are you?

Susan: Hello, Peter. I’m excellent and you?
Peter: I’m great. I want to invite you to lunch with my family on Sunday.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán

 República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela
Eje Político Territorial Gral. Cipriano Castro
Centro de Idiomas Rosa Luxemburgo
Sede Táchira
Susan: Oh, Peter that’s great, thank you. I will love to go.
Peter: Excellent, I will go for you at 12 on Sunday.
Susan: Great, bye.
Peter: Bye.

Reject invitation

Charles: Hello, Alejandra. How are you?

Alejandra: Hello, Charles. I’m great and you?
Charles: I’m fine. I want to invite you to the movies on Saturday.
Alejandra: Oh, Charles I’m sorry. I can’t go because I have to go with
my mom to a family reunion.
Charles: Oh, that’s too bad. Maybe next weekend.
Alejandra: Yes, maybe. Bye.
Charles: Bye.

Student. Enmanuel Beltrán