[CP51] CHANGES AND CHALLENGES (PT2)

[CP51] CHANGES AND CHALLENGES (PT2)

MODULE OBJECTIVE

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El objetivo del presente módulo, COMMUNICATIVE PRACTICE A2 es el siguiente:

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• Trabajar aspectos comunicacionales a nivel intermedio (A2) que permitan adquirir vocabulario, fluidez y mejorar las habilidades de escucha, discutiendo tópicos relevantes y poniendo en práctica la competencia idiomática de manera hablada.

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[CP51] CHANGES AND CHALLENGES (PT2)

INSTRUCCIONES

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1. Accede al siguiente ANEXO DE EJERCICIOS
2. Al hacer clic en el hipervínculo, debes descargar una copia del documento haciendo clic en el ícono marcado en rojo que se encontrará en la esquina superior derecha de la pantalla:

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3. Una vez descargado el documento, realiza los ejercicios según indiquen las instrucciones.

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CONTÁCTANOS

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⚙️”-T” AND “-D” BEFORE

A CONSONANT

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When a word ends with a vowel sound and the next word begins with another vowel sound, add a /j/ or /w/ sound to link the words.

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• I go out → I go /w/ out
• do a challenge → do /w/ a challenge
• the elevator → the /j/ elevator
• I agree → I /j/ agree

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⚙️CONNECTED SPEECH

/j/ and /w/ sounds

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⚙️”-T” AND “-D” BEFORE

A CONSONANT

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The verb “get” is a very common word in English. It has several meanings:

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1. When we use “get” before a noun, it usually means “receive”, “buy”, “obtain”, “catch” or something similar.
2. When we use “get” before an adjective (e.g. cold) or before a past participle (e.g. married), it means “become”.
3. We don’t normally use “get” in very formal written English.

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⚙️USES OF “GET”

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SEYIT

MAX

AGNETA

⚙️”-T” AND “-D” BEFORE

A CONSONANT

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CHECKING IF SOMEONE IS FREE:

• Are you free…?
• Are you doing anything…?
• Is… any good for you?
• Does… work for you?

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MAKING INVITATIONS:

• Would you like to…?
• Do you fancy + verb + ing?

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ACCEPTING INVITATIONS

• Sounds great/good !
• Yeah, I’d like/love to…!
• That’d be great/good!

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⚙️INVITING AND MAKING ARRANGEMENTS

REFUSING INVITATIONS (APOLOGY + REASON):

• I’m afraid I can’t make (it)... because…
• I’m really sorry, but I can’t… because…

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SUGGESTING A

TIME / PLACE TO MEET:

• Shall we meet… at…?
• We could try…

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SUGGESTING A DIFFERENT TIME/PLACE TO MEET

• How about + verb + ing… instead?
• Could we meet… instead?

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GREETING

• Hello (Agneta)
• Hi there!
• Dear (Seyit)

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STARTING A MESSAGE

• How are you?
• How are you doing?
• How are things?

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⚙️OPENING AND

CLOSING EMAILS

CLOSING A MESSAGE

• I look forward to hearing from you
• Speak (to you) soon
• See you soon
• Take care

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SIGNING OFF

• Best wishes
• Many thanks
• Cheers
• Bye for now

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