Curso de Inglés IV

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unit 6

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6. (a) Fill in with the correcT words & READ aloud - click on the hand

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unit 7

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7. (A) VOCABULARY (Listen & Read)

To design	To decide how something will look by making plans, drawings, etc...
So far	Up to now
Builder	Person or thing that creates or develops something
Customer	Person who buys something from a shop, tradesman, etc...
Team	Group of people or things
To realise	To understand, to accept something as a fact
Source	Place from which something comes or is obtained
To run out of	To be used up, finished or exhausted

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7. (b) VOCABULARY (Listen & Repeat)

To design

So far

Builder

Customer

Team

To realise

Source

To run out of

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unit 8

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8. (A) An airplane designer (Listen & Read)

Interviewer:	You've been designing airplanes for a long time. When did you start?
Designer:	Just after finishing university. I've designed twelve different planes so far. And I've been working for a European airplane builder for about six years.
Interviewer:	How many customers does your company have?
Designer:	Let me think. We have about ten very important customers and more than fifty small ones.
Interviewer:	Have you been working in any new design lately?
Designer:	I've been building a new model with a team from an American builder whom we are doing business with. We've built a prototype of a private jet called "Easy Way", but we haven't finished yet. There's still a lot of work to do.
Interviewer:	You've been writing something about faster planes with a different type of fuel.
Designer:	Well, so far I've only written a couple of articles in some magazines, but I'm planning to write a book on substitutes for the traditional plane fuel from oil. I want people to realise the potencial of new sources of energy and products that we can use before we run out of oil. A lot of people like to think that something must be found before the situation gets too critical.
Interviewer:	You've been working hard on that project. Good luck with the results!
Designer:	Thanks a lot.

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8. (B) An airplane designer (Listen & Repeat)

Interviewer:	You've been designing airplanes for a long time. When did you start?
Designer:	Just after finishing university. I've designed twelve different planes so far. And I've been working for a European airplane builder for about six years.
Interviewer:	How many customers does your company have?
Designer:	Let me think. We have about ten very important customers and more than fifty small ones.
Interviewer:	Have you been working in any new design lately?
Designer:	I've been building a new model with a team from an American builder whom we are doing business with. We've built a prototype of a private jet called "Easy Way", but we haven't finished yet. There's still a lot of work to do.
Interviewer:	You've been writing something about faster planes with a different type of fuel.
Designer:	Well, so far I've only written a couple of articles in some magazines, but I'm planning to write a book on substitutes for the traditional plane fuel from oil. I want people to realise the potencial of new sources of energy and products that we can use before we run out of oil. A lot of people like to think that something must be found before the situation gets too critical.
Interviewer:	You've been working hard on that project. Good luck with the results!
Designer:	Thanks a lot.

When you think you have practised enough, go on to the next activity.

Fabulous!

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8. (C) YOU ARE "The Designer" - TALK TO "The Interviewer"

Interviewer:	You've been designing airplanes for a long time. When did you start?
Designer:	Just after finishing university. I've designed twelve different planes so far.And I've been working for a European airplane builder for about six years.
Interviewer:	How many customers does your company have?
Designer:	Let me think. We have about ten very important customers and more than fifty small ones.
Interviewer:	Have you been working in any new design lately?
Designer:	I've been building a new model with a team from an American builder whom we are doing business with. We've built a prototype of a private jet called "Easy Way", but we haven't finished yet. There's still a lot of work to do.
Interviewer:	You've been writing something about faster planes with a different type of fuel.
Designer:	Well, so far I've only written a couple of articles in some magazines, but I'm planning to write a book on substitutes for the traditional plane fuel from oil. I want people to realise the potencial of new sources of energy and products that we can use before we run out of oil. A lot of people like to think that something must be found before the situation gets too critical.
Interviewer:	You've been working hard on that project. Good luck with the results!
Designer:	Thanks a lot.

When you think you have practised enough, go on to the next activity.

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8. (d) Now YOU ARE "The Interviewer" - TALK TO "The Designer"

Interviewer:	You've been designing airplanes for a long time. When did you start?
Designer:	Just after finishing university. I've designed twelve different planes so far.And I've been working for a European airplane builder for about six years.
Interviewer:	How many customers does your company have?
Designer:	Let me think. We have about ten very important customers and more than fifty small ones.
Interviewer:	Have you been working in any new design lately?
Designer:	I've been building a new model with a team from an American builder whom we are doing business with. We've built a prototype of a private jet called "Easy Way", but we haven't finished yet. There's still a lot of work to do.
Interviewer:	You've been writing something about faster planes with a different type of fuel.
Designer:	Well, so far I've only written a couple of articles in some magazines, but I'm planning to write a book on substitutes for the traditional plane fuel from oil. I want people to realise the potencial of new sources of energy and products that we can use before we run out of oil. A lot of people like to think that something must be found before the situation gets too critical.
Interviewer:	You've been working hard on that project. Good luck with the results!
Designer:	Thanks a lot.

When you think you have practised enough, go on to the next activity.

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8. (e) WRITE the missing words & READ aloud - click on the hand

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