WHAT DO YOU DO? ( ¿QUÉ HACES? / ¿A QUÉ TE DEDICAS? )
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SESSION 1. WHAT DO YOU DO? ( ¿QUÉ HACES? / ¿A QUÉ TE DEDICAS? )
Por si tuvierais dificultades con este texto, he entresacado los puntos más importantes del mismo, tanto léxicos como gramaticales. Espero con ello facilitaros su comprensión. Es importante que lo escuchéis cuantas más veces mejor y lo trabajéis con detenimiento.
VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR IN THE TEXT
1. collocations a) adjective + noun b) noun + noun 2. adjectives ending in –ed and –ing 3. adjective + enough 4. pattern with preposition of 5. linking words 6. infinitive of purpose 7. verbs and prepositions 8. get + adjective 9. present simple 10. present continuous 11. modal verbs: can / may 12. verb as complements |
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grammatical subjects (sujetos gramaticales) verbs (verbos)
adjectives (adjetivos) nouns (sustantivos)
linking words (conectores)
A la hora de leer cualquier tipo de texto, el resaltar parte de ellos suele ser de gran ayuda. En este, se han subrayado los sujetos gramaticales, se han resaltado los verbos (sólo aquellos conjugados, con sujeto) en amarillo, los adjetivos en verde y los sustantivos en rosa.
This is Rebecca, a computer programmer. Listen to her talking about her job.
Script
Interviewer: Hi Rebecca, can you tell us about your job?
Rebecca: Well, I 'm a computer programmer. I work for a multinational company and at the moment we're developing an in-house programme. I'm part of a multidisciplinary team and I'm in charge of security fire walls. I have to make it secure enough to prevent hackers from accessing our system.
Interviewer: What's your working timetable like?
Rebecca: Umm, we have a system of flexitime in my company, which means
that we can work when we want, within certain limits. We can start at anytime
till 10, and finish as early as 2 but we have to do 30 hours at the office each
week. It's ideal for people who have young children.
Voz1: And what about your working day routine?
Rebecca: I get up very early because, though I work in London, I prefer living outside the city, so I commute to work every day, like thousands of other commuters… I work for five or six hours depending on the amount of work we have and have lunch at the canteen with some workmates. Every day is a totally new experience and we never know what to expect, but if we get too stressed we even have a free time area to relax and chat for a while!
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