Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
Instrucciones:
Ejemplo:
Narración:
Caperucita Roja había caminado por el bosque durante una hora cuando se
encontró con el lobo feroz. El lobo la había estado siguiendo desde lejos,
esperando el momento oportuno para atacar.
Con un movimiento rápido, Caperucita Roja sacó su honda y le lanzó una piedra
al lobo. La piedra le dio en la cabeza al lobo y lo dejó aturdido.
ACTIVIDAD 2
Instrucciones:
Ejemplo:
PREPARA TU ESCRITO, LUEGO RECITA(Hablando).
Anécdota:
Yo estaba muy emocionado por la fiesta y no podía esperar a que llegaran mis
amigos. Cuando llegaron, empezamos a jugar y a divertirnos.
Lo más gracioso fue que me caí encima del pastel de cumpleaños. El pastel
quedó completamente destrozado, pero a todos nos dio mucha risa.
Al final, la fiesta fue un éxito y me la pasé muy bien. A pesar de la caída, fue un
cumpleaños inolvidable.
Past Perfect: for actions that had already ended before a specific moment in
the past.
Past Perfect Continuous: for actions that were in progress during a period of
time in the past.
Past Simple: for specific actions that happened in the past.
4. The recitation must last at least 2 minutes. (DO NOT read completely, use your
memory to tell the story, if you forget a part look down at the text to remember, then
keep on telling WITHOUT READING)
Example:
PREPARE YOUR WRITING, THEN RECITE (SPEAKING).
Original Story: Little Red Riding Hood
Reimagining: Little Red Riding Hood, a brave girl, had secretly trained with the
logger to resist the big bad wolf.
Story:
Little Red Riding Hood had been walking through the forest for an hour when she
came across the big bad wolf. The wolf had been following her from afar, waiting
for the perfect moment to attack.
However, she was not frightened. She had learned to defend herself and was
ready to face the wolf.
The wolf looked at her fiercely and roared at her, but Little Red Riding Hood did not
run away. He had practiced his defense with the woodcutter and knew she could
defeat the wolf.
With a quick movement, Little Red Riding Hood threw a stone at the wolf. The
stone hit the wolf in the head and left him paralyzed.
Little Red Riding Hood took advantage of the chance and ran to her grandmother's
house. The wolf tried to follow her, but he was too hurt.
Little Red Riding Hood arrived at her grandmother's house; she was safe. She told
her grandmother what had happened, and her grandmother was so proud for her
bravery.
The wolf never even tried to bother Little Red Riding Hood again. The lesson had
been learned and he knew that he was no rival for the brave girl.
Actividad 2
ACTIVITY 2
Evaluation criteria: To explain different situations in detail.
Activity: Memorable anecdotes
Objective: To use the passive voice, the past perfect tense, storytelling, indirect
speech and relative sentences to tell a funny anecdote that happened to you at
some important event.
Instructions:
1. Choose an event in which you have lived some funny anecdote. It can be a
birthday, a party, a family reunion, a trip, etc.
2. Tell the anecdote using the following grammar resources:
Past Perfect: for actions that had already ended before another in the past.
Indirect speech: for telling other people's words.
Relative sentences: for additional information to a noun.
4. The narration must last at least 2 minutes. (DO NOT read completely, use your
memory to tell the story, if you forget a part, look down at the text to remember,
then keeping on telling WITHOUT READING)
Example:
PREPARE YOUR WRITING, THEN RECITE (SPEAKING).
Event: My 30th birthday party
Anecdote:
When I turned 30, my family threw a birthday party at home. They had invited all
my friends from school, and they had prepared a lot of delicious food and
boardgames, and music for dancing in the backyard.
I was really happy for the party and couldn't wait for my friends to arrive. When
they arrived, we started playing and having fun.
At a certain point, I was playing with my friends in the backyard when I tripped and
fell. I made a small wound on my knee, but it was not serious at all.
The funniest thing was that I fell on top of the birthday cake. The cake was
completely destroyed, but it made all of us laugh.
In the end, the party was we expected, and we all had a great time. Despite the
fall, it was an unforgettable birthday…Of course!
ACTIVIDAD 1
Criterio de evaluación: Realizar preguntas para
obtener información detallada y precisa.
Actividad: Tú vienes del futuro a contarnos que
habrá pasado dentro de 1000 años.
Objetivo: Usar los tiempos verbales:
Future Perfect
Future perfect
Instrucciones:
Prepara tus respuesta usando, ya sea Future Perfect o/y Future perfect
¿Y nuestros sueños?
La tecnología nos permite explorar nuestros sueños y convertirlos en realidad.
¿Quieres volar? ¡Fácil! ¿Quieres vivir en una isla paradisíaca? ¡No hay problema!
¿Y la salud?
La esperanza de vida es de 200 años, y las enfermedades son cosa del pasado.
Vivimos vidas más largas, más saludables y más felices.
Un futuro imperfecto:
Aunque Xandaria nos pinta un futuro casi perfecto, hay algunos detalles que no
son tan ideales.
INGLÉS
3rd ACTIVITY
Evaluation criteria: Ask questions to obtain detailed and accurate information.
Activity: You come from the future to tell us what will happen in 1000 years.
Example:
Will there be flying cars in the future?
Of course! Flying cars are as common as taxis today. In fact, there are no more
traffic congestions as the sky is the limit!
And what about climate change?
It's a thing of the past! Thanks to renewable energy and green technology, the
Earth has completely recovered. The forests are lush, the rivers crystal clear and
the air pure and fresh.
And our dreams?
Technology allows us to explore our dreams and turn them into reality. You want to
fly? Easy! Do you want to live on a paradise island? No problem!
Are there robots that dominate the world?
Not exactly, but they are an important part of society. Some fear that robots will
become too intelligent and pose a threat to humanity.
ACTIVIDAD 4
4th ACTIVITY
Writing Activity: Listen and Report
Evaluation criteria: Make very short reports in conventional form
The manager is presenting an activity report, help him and at the end I say what
was done during the month.
Objective: Use verb tenses: Future Perfect, Present Perfect and Simple Past as
supporting tenses.
Instructions:
1. Listen to recording:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_qdVoBWOj_TRUI2xVV51BiIWtr_h5_5X/
view?usp=sharing
2. Write in the Activity Report at least 3 items for each part.
Something they did
Something they have done
Something they will have done.
3. Prepare your answers using Future Perfect, Present Perfect and Simple
Past as supporting tenses.
Example:
Something they did:
• The sales team was trained in the use of the new system.
Something they have done:
• A 15% increase in sales team has been efficient.
Something they will have done:
• A customer satisfaction survey will have been carried out.
Basically, that’s all, thank you joining the meeting!. See you next month!