Unit 1 “Feeling fine”

Unit 1 “Feeling fine”

1. Content 1

   • Words related to towns and cities.
     • Buildings and places
     • Adjetives
       • Dangerous
     • Good and bad things
     • Location and size
       • Central
   • Word formation, colocations, and expressions, prepositions.
     • Collocation refers to how words go together or form fixed relationships.
       • The most common placements in English are
         • Do, Make , Get, Give, Have
           • Example: Do someone a favour, make a mistake , get in,, give me a minute, have a break
         • How to find and learn collocations
           • The best way to find and learn collocations is to do regular reading and listening practice
     • Idiomatic expressions are found in all languages ​​and are used frequently.
       • Example: Be asleep, be away, first of all, etc.
     • Prepositions are terms that relate the different elements of a sentence. They can indicate origin, destination, address, place, etc.
       • There are four basic prepositions for English that can be somewhat confusing, these are at, on, in, by.

2. Content 2

   • Zero conditional, first conditional and second conditional.
     • We use the zero conditional to talk about things that are always or generally true. for example: if i drive into town, i pay for parking
       • We use the first conditional to talk about something that is possible in the future. For example if you go for a walk in the park, you will feel better
       • We use the second conditional to talk about something that is impossible or something that is unlikely in the present or the future. For example if i owned the hilton hotel chain, i would be very rich

3. Content 3

   • Note taking.
     • Focus on the main points. Not every single word, also you can use abbreviations
   • Writing numbers as numbers or in words.
     • From the number thirteen the formation of the numbers is regular. With some exceptions, this is the Number + teen.
       • The same goes for round numbers, 20,30,40,50, etc. With some exceptions, they are signed with Number + ty.
         • To continue forming numbers after 100 it is only a matter of combining, for example one hundred and one (101)

4. Content 4

   • Choosing the best option
     • How do I choose the best option?
       • Formulate your investment objective. Determine your risk-reward payoff. Check the volatility. Identify events. Devise a strategy. Establish option parameters.
   • Talking about towns and cities
     • Talking about towns and cities is a common activity in both English language exam tasks, and in everyday conversation.
       • Whether you’re verbally comparing and contrasting two pictures or writing an essay about the benefits of living in a city or, just telling a work colleague about a weekend trip to another town.
   • Asking your partner to repeat or rephrase
     • Sorry is a polite way to ask someone to repeat, on the contrary with what is more informal
   • What he/ she said
     • Are words that are used to ask for clarification
       • Sorry?, come again?, could you said that again please?

5. Content 5

   • Leaflet
     • A leaflet is a little book or a piece of paper containing information about a particular subject.
   • Including the right information
     • Definition, Purpose, addresse, structure, layout, language
   • Using examples to support what you are saying
     • For this it is necessary to identify the main idea
   • Using conditional sentences to explain
     • if/ when
     • zero conditional is used for things that are always true
     • First conditional is used for things that probably can happen

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