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Name: Luis Ismael Bonilla Sánchez

Teacher: Ing. David Erique Gortaire Diaz^ Course: Level 5 - Intermediate 2 - H

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Pages 35 - 41 (^) Lessons (^2) rumorsA. Gossip and Content Vocabulary: phrases related to rumors^ UNIT 2.^ Words and REPORTING LIFE gossip and Grammar Vocabulary Reading: i Listening: Writing Smpact ofpeaking:: Rewriting quotes Understanding the r (^) DiscussingGirl’s talkumors and gossip questions about gossip

Reported speech: Present simple and past simple Words and phrases related to gossip and rumors 42 - 47 2 B. Fake news Vocabulary: phrases Reading: news Listening: news spread related to fake news. Tips to identify fake How (^) ?Words and does fake Writing S questionspeaking:: Inventing fake news about fake newsDiscussing

Reported speech: Present continuous and past continuous Fake news vocabulary 48 - (^53 2) newsC. Reporting Vocabulary: Reading: Listening: journalists Writing Reporting real news and Breaking news Dangerous times for SJournalismpeaking: Reported speech: perfect and past perfect Present Journalism vocabulary 54 - (^59 2) messageD. Teacher´s Vocabulary: messages Reading: Listening: Writing: Rewriting messages Leaving a message Leaving a message Giving-taking S andpeaking: report Rolethem-play messages

Reported speech: Will would / modal verbs/commands- Giving messages-taking 60 - 64 2E. work Autonomous Vocabulary: Gossip and journalism Reading: Listening: Companies & Harmful Content The rise of fake news Social Media Illegal Reported speech-all tenses Gossip and journalism

Pages 65 - 70 (^) Lessons 3 A. Blind dates (^)^ UNITContent Vocabulary: phrases related to blind dates^ 3.^ A STOUNDING Words and^ STORIESGrammar Vocabulary Reading: blind date experience Listening: Writing Role-play a and Talking The first blindSpeaking: dateabout a date^ Present Perfect^ Continuous^ Words and^ phrases related to^ blind dates 71 - 75 3 B. Fun anecdotes Vocabulary: phrases Reading: been doing? Listening: What had they Anecdote Sequencing Writing Anecdotes and Speaking:

Past Perfect Continuous Sequencing phrases 76 - (^80 3) appointmentsC. Medical Vocabulary: terms Reading: conversation Listening: appointment Doctor Medical Medical-patient Writing Medi role-playcal appointment and Speaking:

Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous Medical terms 81 - (^85 3) mystery storiesD. Real-life Vocabulary: Reading: experience Listening: Writing and Supernatural Telling stories SNew wordspeaking: Mysterious real-life story

Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous New words 86 - (^90 3) workE. Autonomous Vocabulary: Reading: Polar Obsession Listening: history Paul Nicklen’s Halloween Crossword Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous Past Perfect vs Past Perfect Continuous Crossword

119^ Pages - 125^ Lessons (^5) phrasal verbsA. Common^ UNITContent Vocabulary verbs Reading:^ 5.^ PROFESSIONAL PATHS^ Sarah had a: Phrasal Grammar^ Vocabulary problem Listening: verbs Writing Awkward situation and s Phrasalpeaking:^ Phrasal verbs with^ do, take,^ and^ run^ Phrasal verbs 126 - (^131 5) EducationB. Chinese Vocabulary words Reading: the Chinese education system Listening: Structure of Why do: New Chinese students have higher test scores Writing S educationpeaking: and Ecuadorian?

Be expressions: Be supposed to, be likely to, be used to New words

132 - 137 5 C. Career paths Vocabulary words Reading: start Listening: jobs-ups College Unusual: New Writing Speaking:: Career paths Discussion

Make and do New words 138 - (^143 5) disagreeingD. Agreeing and Vocabulary words Reading: management Listening: and disagreeing Conflict Agreeing: New Writing disagreement Speaking:: Last Discussion

Agreeing and disagreeing New words 144 - (^149 5) workE. Autonomous Vocabulary words Reading: job for your personality Listening: The right Best job in: New the world

Phrasal verbs, be expressions, make and do, and disagreeing agreeing New words

PREFERENCES^ UNIT 1

Students will be able to: 1. Recognize prefer, would rather,^ LEARNING O the grammar structuresUTCOME and would prefer S for.

2. 3. Difference the grammar structures for prefer, would rather, Express preferences regarding movies, TV programs, anime, and sitcoms. and would prefer.

1. Read the following movie review. Which genre is this movie? Carl Brashear was quite a guy. A black sharecropper's son without a high school education, he signed up for the Navy Men of honor right after World War II. Harry Truman had integrated the services, but the Navy was slow to change, and were guided toward two job choices: They could become cooks or officers' valets. Brashear (Cuba Gooding Jr.) wanted to be a diver. one despite everything, and then how he insisted on returning “Men of Honor” tells the story of how he became black people to active duty after losing a part o accident. The movie is an old compliment. It isn't pumped up with phony action scenes but follows the curve of Brashear's life as it intersects with another-fashioned biopic, and I mean that as af a lower leg in an onboard man, Master Chief Billy Sunday (Robert De Niro), a redneck who at first hates Carl and then gradually changes his mind. Choose the correct option:
2. What is a sharecropper: a. b. c. A agriculture and cattle raisingA person who is a slaveA person who works in the Navy person who works in
3. Why black people were guided toward being a cook or officer´s valet? a. b. Because of racismBecause it was a governmental policy
4. c.Brashear had an accident in: a. b. c.^ ,^ policyHis houseHis officeA ship^ Because it was a^ Navy
5. What is the meaning of “ fashioned biopic a. b. c. A biographic film from the pastA science fiction filmAn adventurous film”? old-
6. 6. What is pumped up? a. b. c.What is phony? a. To fill with excitementTo relaxTo getSomething that looks fake stressed b. c. Something trueSomething that looks real

B. READING

A. 1. Choose the correct option: John ……. going a. b. c. pppreferrefersrefer to home to the movies.

2. 3. Ana prefers ………. a. b. c.Peter prefers ……… watchingwatchwatches horror films to romantic ones.at home.
3. a.^ b.^ c.Harry prefers ………. to coffee. a.^ to eateateatschocolate
4. b.^ c.I a. b. prefer watching movies at home …… going to the movies.^ havingto havethanto c. not

Use: can use a prepositional phrase with I prefer We prefer We use tea going to “ coffee. prefer” by ferry to say we like one thing or activity more than another. We to flying. “to” when we compare two things or actions: We don’t use than after prefer: She prefers Not: She prefers books books to magazines. to magazines. We can use a She’s not keen on coffee. She prefers She’s not keen on coffee. She prefers Summary: Prefer to-infinitive can be followed by a noun, to or an - ing form to drinkdrinking after prefer tea. tea to coffee - infinitive, and:. ing - form (gerund)

C. GRAMMAR: PREFER

Watch the following video and choose the right answer:

1. The scene takes place in ……… a. a court^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhCISxbO7rg
2. b.^ c.On which step a. b.^ a yarda schoolseevenight did the man almost give up?
3. c.The man who is giving the physical test is called a. b. c.^ ncookcookiediverine ………. by his superior.
4. 5. According to his superior a diver is: a. b. c.How many steps did he a soldiersalvage expertship expert take? a. b. c. (^101112)

D. LISTENING

1. questions: Which movie genres do you prefer? Why? Which is your favorite movie? Which scene of this movie do you prefer Write a paragraph using the grammar related to this lesson answering the following_? Why?_
2. Share your answer …………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………s with the whole class. …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………

E. WRITING AND SPEAKING

I prefer movies in the action genre because I find thementertaining as well as exciting. My favorite movie is Scarface,of the entire movie, I prefer the scene in which the protagonistassumes total power of the business he runs because it is ascene in which we can see how Tony Montana had to get rid of people from the past to build his empire, on all occasionsillegally through murder or bribery.

1. Read the following text. Which genre is this Betty RCN Televisión and written by Fernando Gaitán. In Betty the the Ugly Ugly is a Colombian soap opera TV program? created by 1999, it was included in Guinness Records as the "most successful soap opera in television premiered on October 25, 1999 2001. It stars Ana María Orozco and Jorge Enrique Abello, with the antagonistic participation of Natalia Ramírez, Lorna Cepeda, Luis, and ended on May 8, Mesa, andhistory Julián." It Solano, Ecomoda. Betty has to constantly endure insults and contempt from her co especially from the secretary Patricia Fernández, the designer Hugo Lombardi company's shareholder, Marcela Valencia. an unattractive but intelligent woman working^ Arango.^ The main character is Beatriz Aurora Pinzón for a fashion company called-,workers, and the Its original version was transmitted in many countries with great success, including all of Latin America, with high audience levels. It had great international success by being transmitted in more than 180 countries, being dubbed into 25 languages least 28 adaptations premiered on October 11, 2019 It remained on Netflix in the top 10 worldwide, being the soap opera with, through video on demand on Netflix with 335 episodes. most-watched programs in Latin the most adaptations. America. Des, and having atpite It its success on Netflix, on July 10, 2022, the streaming service withdrew it from its catalog for licensing reasons. The soap opera was transferred to Prime Video all 335 episodes. Choose the correct option: , where you can see
2. 2. Betty the ugly a. b. c.What is “ contempt soap operareality showtalk show the meaning of ”? is a ………
3. a.^ b.^ c.What is “ a. shareholder^ unsuccessfulhateloveSimple the meaning of employee of a ”? b. c. companyThe companyOne of the owners of a company total owner of a
4. 5. How many languages was it translated a. b. c.It remained in the top 10 most one hundred eightytwentytwenty?--fiveeight -
5. watched in …….^ a.^ b.^ c.The a.^ NetflixPrime VideoPrime Disneyan unintelligent plot is about …….. woman. b. c. gorgeoushideous

B. READING

A. 1. Choose the correct option: I don't fancy the theatre again. I'd rather a. b. goto go ……… to the cinema.

2. c.If I had a choice, I think I'd rather ………. a. b.^ goinglive Quitoliving in Guayaquil than in in Guayaquil than in
3. c.I'd rather speak to him in person ………. a.^ Quitolive in Guayaquil to in Quitothan discuss things over the phone b. c. to discussdiscuss 4. 5. I'd rather you and the kids a. b. c.She didn´t see the soap opera staystayedto stay. ……. here with me; she 6. would^ writing the homework^ a.^ b.^ c.He didn´t see the movie^ have watchedhas watcheddidn´t watch^ rather^ …….^ report.it; I^ beforewould rather delivering his homework. a. b. c. had seenhas seenhave seen he ……… it before

We use Would rather Same subject + base form I I ’’d ratherd rather would rather staynot go has two different constructions at home out tonight. or than ’d rather / refers to the present go out tonight. to talk about preferring one thing to another.: Same subject and different subject. Different subject + past simple I’d rather I’d rather We use I’d rather stay than youyou to compare 2 clauses. (^) stayeddidn’t go at home at home tonight. than out tonight go out tonight. clause / refers to the present or future To refer to the past we use She on a holiday.) I’d rather have seen would rather have spent it at the cinema than on DVD. (I saw the film on DVD.) would rather + have + the money on a holiday. (The money wasn’t spent^ Same subject verb past participle To refer to the past we use the past perfect I’d rather you hadn’t rung me at work. (^ Different Past^ : subject perfect to talk about the past)

C. GRAMMAR: WOULD RATHER

Watch the following video and choose the right answer: 1. Betty makes a compliment about^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnAWeIdIDyk the other girl´s ……

2. a.^ b.^ c.What is the mistake the guy mentioned? a.^ DolceDolce Gabbana ponchoPoncho from Guadalajaravacancies^ Gabbana purse were already filled
3. b.^ c.What is Betty´s passion? a. b.^ there are still a lot of vacanciesthere are just a few vacanciesnewspapersmagazines
4. c.What has she learned from a. b. c.^ lettersBali resort is considered the most romantic in the worldBali resort isn´t considered the most romantic in the worldPolitical machinations in Bali Meade Publications?
5. Does she get a. b. YesNo a job vacancy in this scene?

D. LISTENING

W Share your answers with the whole class. …………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………ould you rather watch the original series than the adaptations? Why? Give examples. …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………………………………

E. WRITING AND SPEAKING

I'd rather watch the original series than theadaptations because then I wouldn't miss theessence of the original material. For example, thevoices and expressions of the actors in theadaptations would be lost and would not be preserved or would not be the same as in the originalfilm.