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Basic questions related to work

I Introducing yourself, questions and answers.

Learn this!

Basic conversation pattern

Part 1

A: Good morning. Let me introduce myself. My name is Luis Pinto.

Whats your name?

B: Good morning. My name is Arthur Collins. Nice to meet you.

A: Nice to meet you, too. Are you from Mexico?

B: No, Im from Boston, USA. Where are you from?

A: Im from Chile, I live in Copiap.

Exercises

I Act out a short conversation meeting someone new at your workplace.

GREETINGSFORMAL INFORMAL

good morning hello

good afternoon hi

good evening

FAREWELLSFORMAL INFORMAL

good bye bye

good night see you later

good night

Worksheet N 1

Mechanics-electricity


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Verb to be and occupations

I Pronouns with verb to be.

I Jobs, A and AN.

a) What do you do?

b) I am an Electrical technician.

Exercises

I Vocabulary: Translate these jobs into Spanish. Add 4 new jobs to the list.

Architect Mechanic

Assistant Mechanical Technician

Bilingual secretary Miner

Business Manager Mining engineer

Distribution Director Plumber

Doctor Receptionist

Electrical engineer Secretary

Electrician Supervisor

Executive secretary Technician

Geologist Welder

Financial Director

Fire fighter

Instrumentalist

SUBJECTS VERB TO BE

I AM

YOU ARE

HE IS

SHE ISIT IS

WE ARE

YOU ARE

THEY ARE

( a ) = before consonants( b,d,c,etc).

Ex: A capable worker.

( an ) =before vowels( a,e,i, etc).

Ex: An organizedstudent

CONTRACTIONS WITH BE

Am m

Is s

Are re


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Manager

Exercises

I Fill in the blanks by using the correct pronouns, articles and jobs.

Ex:

He is a mechanic ___________________ ___________________

___________________ _____________________ ___________________

III Complete using article A or An. Then choose 3 professions/occupations

and look up vocabulary related to them.


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1.____________engineer. 4.________________electrician.

2.____________plumber. 5.________________secretary.

3.____________businessman. 6.________________manager.

Introducing simple present tense with verb to work

I Grammar item.

Where do you work? I work at Teplizky Technical Training Center.

Exercises

I Answer the following questions.

1)

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE OF VERB TO WORK

I work ( where ) do you work?

you work

he/she works ( where) does he/she work?we work

you work

they work ( where ) do they work?

work

where

do

does


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What do you do? Where do you work?

2)

What do they do? Where do they work?

3)

What does he do? Where does he work?

4)


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What does she do? Where does she work?

5)


6)


Learn this!

Basic conversation pattern

Part 2

A: What do you do?


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B: Im a Mechanical technician, and you?

A: Well, Im a student and I work as an electrical technician.

B: Really?

A: Im studying Industrial Instrumentation at a Technical Training Center.

B: Great!. By the way, where do you work?

A: I work at Candelaria mining company, and you?

B: I work there too!

A: Oh. Its the first time I see you around.

B: Yes, I work in the truck shop only at night

A: Ok. Im late. I have to go See you later!

B: See you later!

III Add new information ( job and workplace) to your previous conversation.

Cardinal Numbers


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1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 40 forty2 two 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 50 fifty3 three 13 thirteen 23 twenty-three 60 sixty4 four 14 fourteen 24 twenty-four 70 seventy5 five 15 fifteen 25 twenty-five 80 eighty

6 six 16 sixteen 26 twenty-six 90 ninety7 seven 17 seventeen 27 twenty-seven 100 one hundred8 eight 18 eighteen 28 twenty-eight 1, 000 one thousand9 nine 19 nineteen 29 twenty-nine 1, 000 ,

000one million

10 ten 20 twenty 30 thirty 0 zero

How To Say It0 zero / oh (phone numbers and addresses)405 four hundred and five / four oh five100 a hundred / one hundred

379 three hundred and seventy-nine (*not three hundreds)6,563 six thousand, five hundred and sixty-three5,800 five thousand and eight hundred

Ordinal Numbers1st First 7th Seventh 13th Thirteenth2nd Second 8th Eighth 20th Twentieth3rd Third 9th Ninth 31st Thirty-first4th Fourth 10th Tenth 42nd Forty-second5th Fifth 11th Eleventh 53rd Fifty-third6th Sixth 12th Twelfth 100t

h

One hundredth

All the numbers take th except for first, second, third, twenty-first, etc. Months of the Year Days of the WeekJanuary July Weekdays WeekendFebruary August Monday SaturdayMarch September Tuesday SundayApril October WednesdayMay November ThursdayJune December Friday

Parts of the DaySeasons


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Asking for Information

What is your telephone number?

My telephone number is 932-1296 nine-three-two, twelve, ninety-six

501 998 five-oh-one, double nine, eight

What is your address?

My address is Copayapu 935, Copiapo. Copayapu nine-three-five, Copiapo.

Copayapu nine-thirty-five, Copiapo.

What is your email address?

My email address islmorris @ hotmail.com.l-morris-at-hotmail-dot-com

Now you try. Ask your partner his/her phone number, address and email address. Write it down and thenhave your partner check it.

Talking about Dates

We use ordinal numbers to talk about dates.

When is your birthday?

My birthday is 27/11/78.November twenty-seventh, nineteen seventy-eightthe twenty-seventh of November, nineteen seventy-eight

When is our next class?Our next class is 01/04//04. April first, two thousand and four

the first of April, two thousand and four

When is Chilean Independence Day?Chilean Independence Day is 18/09

September eighteenthThe eighteenth of September

What is the date today?

Today is ________________________
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Now you try. Walk around the room and complete the worksheet Class List. Ask your colleagues

the appropriate questions to find out their first name, last name, hometown and birthday. Write dowtheir answers and have them check. Try to include everyone in your list.

Talking about Countries, Nationalit ies and Languages

Country Nationality Language Country National ity LanguageSouth America Europe

Argentina Argentinean Spanish Austria Austrian German

Bolivia Bolivian England British English

Brazil Brazilian Portuguese France French French

Chile Chilean

Spanish

Germany German German

Colombia Colombian Greece Greek Greek

Ecuador Ecuadorian Israel Israeli Hebrew

Peru Peruvian Italy Italian Italian

Uruguay Uruguayan Portugal Portuguese Portuguese

Venezuela Venezuelan Spain Spanish SpanishNorth America Asia

Canada Canadian English, French China Chinese Chinese

Mexico Mexican Spanish India Indian Hindi

USA American English Indonesia Indonesian Indonesian

Other Japan Japanese Japanese

Africa African Swahili, etc. Korea Korean Korean

Australia Australian English Russia Russian Russian

I am from Canada. He is from Brazil.I am Canadian. OR I am a Canadian. He is Brazilian.

I speak English. He speaks Portuguese.

Now you try. Look at the pictures below. What do you know about these people? Describe them

using vocabulary from previous classes (their nationality, occupations, physical appearance, etc.)


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List of regular and irregular verbs

Infinitive Simple Past Past Participle Present Participle Translation

activate activated activated activating activar

achieve achieved achieved achieving lograr

add added added adding agregar

adjust adjusted adjusted adjusting ajustar

assemble assembled assembled assembling ensamblar, armar

assign assigned assigned assigning asignar

balance balanced balanced balancing balancear

be was/ were been being ser o estar

become became become becoming convertirse, llegar a ser

begin began begun beginning empezar, comenzar

bend bent bent bending doblar

break broke broken breaking romper, quebrar

burn burnt burnt burning quemarcancel canceled canceled canceling cancelar

cause caused caused causing causar, provocar

change changed changed changing cambiar

charge charged charged charging cargar

check checked checked checking chequear, comprobar

clean cleaned cleaned cleaning limpiar

close closed closed closing cerrar

come came come coming venir, llegar

connect connected connected connecting conectar

control controlled controlled controlling controlar

cool cooled cooled cooling enfriar

correct corrected corrected correcting corregir

cut cut cut cutting cortar decrease decreased decreased decreasing disminuir

deliver delivered delivered delivering entregar

destroy destroyed destroyed destroying destruir

disassemble disassembled disassembled disassembling desarmar, desmontar

discharge discharged discharged discharging descargar

disconnect disconnected disconnected disconnecting desconectar

display displayed displayed displaying exhibir, mostrar

divide divided divided dividing dividir

do did done doing hacer

drill drilled drilled drilling taladrar

drive drove driven driving conducir

empty emptied emptied emptying vaciar

engage engaged engaged engaging engranar, embragar ensure ensured ensured ensuring asegurar

examine examined examined examining examinar

fail failed failed failing fallar

fall fell fallen falling caer

fasten fastened fastened fastened asegurar

feel felt felt feeling sentir

fill filled filled filling llenar

find found found finding encontrar


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fix fixed fixed fixing arreglar

follow followed followed following seguir

force forced forced forcing forzar

get got got getting lograr, obtener

give gave given giving dar

go went gone going ir

grind ground ground grinding rectificar, moler hang hung hung hanging colgar

have had had having tener

harden hardened hardened hardening endurecer

hear heard heard hearing or, escuchar

hit hit hit hitting golpear

hold held hold holding sostener, sujetar

increase increased increased increasing incrementar, aumentar

incur incurred incurred incurring incurrir, contraer, acarrear

indicate indicated indicated indicating indicar, sealar

inflate inflated inflated inflating inflar

insert inserted inserted inserting insertar

install installed installed installing instalar

invoke invoked invoked invoking invocar involve involved involved involving implicar, involucrar

isolate isolated isolated isolating aislar

jog jogged jogged jogging mover, sacudir

keep kept kept keeping mantener

knock knocked knocked knocking golpear

know knew known knowing conocer

leak leaked leaked leaking filtrar, dispersar la corriente

learn learned learned learning aprender

let let let letting dejar, permitir

lift lifted lifted lifting levantar

list listed listed listing listar

load loaded loaded loading cargar

look at looked at looked at looking at mirar

loosen loosened loosened loosing aflojar

lower lowered lowered lowering disminuir, bajar, reducir

make made made making hacer

mean meant meant meaning significar, querer decir

measure measured measured measuring medir

mix mixed mixed mixing mezclar

move moved moved moving mover

multiply multiplied multiplied multiplying multiplicar

need needed needed needing necesitar

occur occurred occurred occurring ocurrir, suceder

open opened opened opening abrir

operate operated operated operating operar over-tighten over-tightened over- tightened over-tightening apretar en exceso

perform performed performed performing funcionar, ejecutar, realizar

permit permitted permitted permitting permitir

place placed placed placing ubicar

plan planned planned planning planear

plug in plugged in plugged in plugging in enchufar

plug out plugged out plugged out plugging out desenchufar

prevent prevented prevented preventing prevenir


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print printed printed printing imprimir

provide provided provided providing proveer

pull pulled pulled pulling tirar

push pushed pushed pushing empujar

put put put putting poner

read read read reading leer

recreate recreated recreated recreating recrear release released released releasing liberar

replace replaced replaced replacing reubicar

remember remembered remembered remembering recordar

remove removed removed removing remover

result resulted resulted resulting resultar

reverse reversed reversed reversing invertir

rotate rotated rotated rotating rotar

run ran run running correr

say said said saying decir

scrap scrapped scrapped scrapping desmontar

seal sealed sealed sealing sellar

see saw seen seeing ver

send sent sent sending enviar set set set setting ubicar, localizar

show showed showed showing mostrar

simulate simulated simulated simulating simular

slide slid slid sliding resbalar, deslizarse

start started started starting empezar

strengthen strengthened strengthened strengthening fortalecer, vigorizar

switch on switched on switched on switching on encender

switch off switched off switched off switching off apagar

take took taken taking tomar

test tested tested testing testear, chequear

throw threw thrown throwing lanzar,arrojar

tighten tightened tightened tightening apretar

tilt tilted tilted tilting inclinar, ladear

turn turned turned turning girar

twist twisted twisted twisting torcer

understand understood understood understanding entender

use used used using usar

verify verified verified verifying verificar

warn warned warned warning avisar, advertir

wash washed washed washing lavar

wear wore worn wearing desgastar

wire wired wired wiring conectar

work worked worked working trabajar, funcionar

write wrote written writing escribir

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