Blog Niny Montes
viernes, 31 de mayo de 2024
LINK - BLOG UNIT - 5
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lunes, 20 de mayo de 2024
Link - Blog unit 4
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lunes, 6 de mayo de 2024
lunes, 18 de marzo de 2024
Project progress
Project progress
report of the information gatheredduring the research.
Presentation link:
Japón
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGEeFKIHPs/7zHj_rnCvt-Z2-cz9I-iQw/edit?utm_content=DAGEeFKIHPs&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton
Estados Unidos
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGEefhivyY/XFVrtVQGm-qGb4DOF19S5g/edit?utm_content=DAGEefhivyY&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton
China
Link - Video
Unit - 1 - 2
Unit - 1
Small Talk:
Study Tips:
- Practice regularly with friends.
- Listen to English podcasts.
Practical Activity:
Let's practice with a short activity:
- Choose a topic, like weekend plans.
- Initiate the conversation with a tag question, for example: "Nice day, isn't it?"
- Continue the conversation with a follow-up question, such as: "Do you have any exciting plans for the weekend?"
Example Dialogue: A: "Nice day, isn't it?" B: "Yes, it's beautiful! Any exciting plans for the weekend?" A: "Just relaxing. How about you?"
Etiquettes and Manners:
Etiquettes and manners refer to social norms governing behavior in various contexts. They include practices like greetings and courteous gestures, vital for positive interactions.Example Dialogue:
A: "Good evening, nice to meet you." B: "Likewise. May I take your coat?" A: "Yes, thank you. The venue is lovely." B: "I'm glad you think so. Follow me to the dining area."key Words
Behave
By the way
Proper address
Do you mind?
Polite
Promptly
Tag Questions:
Tag questions are short phrases added at the end of a sentence to turn a statement into a question. They're commonly used in English for confirmation or to invite agreement, aren't they?
Study Tips:
Quick tips for mastering tag questions:
- Practice regularly with friends, shouldn't you?
- Listen to English speakers using tag questions in conversations, right?
- Example Dialogue: A: "You're excited for the weekend, aren't you?" B: "Yes, I can't wait! I'm planning to go hiking. How about you?" A: "Sounds like fun! I'm thinking of trying out a new recipe. Do you have any suggestions?"
Notes.
if the statements are in affirmative, the tag questions should be negative.
I’m Aren’t I I’m not Am I
Past Perfect Statements:
Example Dialogue:
A: "I had never seen such a beautiful sunset before I visited Hawaii." B: "Wow, that sounds amazing! What had you been doing before you saw the sunset?" A: "I had been exploring the island and taking pictures."general vocabulary of the unit
- pretty
- Etiquette
- Incredibly
- Table manners
- Greetings
- Proper greetings
- Unbealivably
Unit - 2
MODAL VERBS
May" and "migh
"May" and "might" are modal verbs used to express possibility or probability in English. Although they serve a similar purpose, there are some key differences in their usage.
"May":
- It is used to express a stronger possibility or higher probability in the present or future.
- It can also be used to make polite requests or permissions.
- Example 1: "It may rain later, so don't forget your umbrella."
- Example 2: "May I borrow your pen, please?"
"Might":
- It is used to express a weaker possibility or lower probability, especially in future situations.
- It can also be used to make suggestions or express hypothetical situations.
- Example 1: "I might go to the party tonight if I finish my work on time."
- Example 2: "If you study hard, you might pass the exam."
Por supuesto, aquí tienes una versión más breve:
Examination:
- It's a vital step in assessing a patient's health, where healthcare providers check vital signs and physical condition.
- Example: A doctor listens to a patient's heart and lungs to detect any issues.
Injection:
- It involves administering medication using a syringe and needle.
- Example: Insulin injections for diabetes management.
Electrocardiogram (EkG):
- A test that records the heart's electrical activity, helping diagnose heart conditions.
- Example: Detecting irregular heart rhythms during chest pain evaluation.
X-ray:
- Imaging test using electromagnetic radiation to diagnose bone fractures and internal issues.
- Example: Checking for broken bones after an injury.
- Blog test"
- is a medical procedure to analyze tissue or fluid samples for diagnosis. For example, blood tests check for diseases, while biopsies diagnose conditions like cancer.
BLOG - UNIT 5
BLOG - UNIT 5 de Niny Montes
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Project progress report of the information gathered during the research. Presentation link: India https://www.canva.com/design/DAF_4bNeF1E/4...
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Unit - 1 Small Talk: Small talk refers to informal and light interactions on topics that are not particularly important or profound. It...
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