Lesson 08
Lesson 08
Technician English
TEACHER: MAG. KAREN Y. ESCALERA VICENTE
UNIT: Being a lawyer
Clues: Hairdresser
• You must work inside.
• You have to like talking to people.
• You have to stand up for a long
time.
• You must be good with your hands.
• You have to sweep the floor.
• You have to cut other people’s hair.
Read the following clues and tell the correct JOB:
What is the job?
Clues:
• You must supportive. Teacher
• You have to speak to many
people.
• You mustn’t be late for work.
• You have to be well prepared.
• You must be knowledgeable.
• You have to work in a classroom.
Let’s go to ….
What abilities does a lawyer have?
What abilities does a lawyer have?
Judgement Perseverance
People skills
Research skills
Oral Comprehension
Problem Sensitivity
Creativity
Think and answer
Mr. Brown makes a contract for Mr. Yellow
to do repair work to his living room, which
is to be finished by June
Mr. Yellow comes down with a bad case of
the flu and is delayed in finishing the work.
He is able to complete the work on June
Mr. Brown sues Mr. Yellow for breach of
contract.
• A. In Mr. Brown’s favour, because Mr.
Yellow’s delay was a material breach of
the contract.
• B. In Mr. Yellow’s favour, because the
breach was minor
if you want to buy an item, a contract can
make sure that the seller gives you the item
after you have provided payment. Or, if you
are the seller, the contract can guarantee you
get paid for the item.
Read the following contract
Modal verbs
They are auxiliary verbs that changes or helps another verb. A modal verb
can express ability, necessity, condition, permission. It gives additional
information about the main verb that follows it. A modal verb helps the
main verb to express mood of the subject and at the same time it can
indicate possibility, persuasión, ability, etc
How do we use modals?
Modal
subject
verb
verb
can / can't
could / couldn't
may / may not
should / shouldn’t
You shouldn’t you/
for/sneakers/ wearwear/your
sneakers for
job might / mightn’t
interview/shouldn’t
your job interview. must / mustn’t
would / wouldn't
Structure of the sentence
S + Modal verb + V + C
Modal verb + S + V + C +?
Examples:
• You may cancel the contract, making the terms void
• He could speak French when he was 5 years old.
• The business contract must be signed by both parties.
(passive voice)
• I may eat dinner at 8:00 pm.
• The contract can guarantee you get paid for the item.
• John must pay his taxes.
• You should not carry a lot of money.
• I mustn’t memorize these rules.
• Can David speak three languages? Yes, he can.
• A lawyer might write a lease agreement for an
accountant in exchange for the accountant doing the
lawyer’s taxes.
• Would you start reading from page 1?
will shall Be going to
Express future actions decided at the moment of Express future plans decided
speaking. Use when you are going to talk about: before the moment of speaking.
Shall and will are both used to talk about intentions and decisions.
we often use shall with I and we.
I will discuss this matter tomorrow. I shall discuss this matter tomorrow.
I won’t discuss this matter tomorrow. I shan’t discuss this matter tomorrow.
Will we discuss this matter Shall we discuss this matter
tomorrow? tomorrow?
Simple future grammar:
(+) S + will/shall+ V + C I shall- I’ll
I will - I’ll
The tenant shall pay the agreed amount on the first day of every month.
(?) Will/shall+ S + V + C+ ?
Shall the tenant pay the agreed amount on the first day of every month?
Shall Mr Lopez begin his talk at 2:30pm?
• The provisions of the contract shall come into
effect on the date agreed by the parties.
• Las estipulaciones del contrato entrarán en vigor en la
fecha que las partes acuerde
• If you are happy with the contract as currently
drawn, we will prepare fair copies to circulate to
the parties for signature.
• Si está satisfecho con el contrato tal cual está redactado,
prepararemos las copias definitivas para hacérselas llegar
a las partes para su firma
• A contract will always name the parties to the
agreement.
• Un contrato siempre especificará las partes del acuerdo
• The buyer shall be liable for any taxes.
• El Comprador será responsable de cualesquiera
impuestos
Read and complete the following conversation:
Use the correct future forms of the verbs.
My Life:
Can you imagine where you will be in ten years? What will you be doing?
Are you going to be married? Have children?
• Time to talk. You are going to talk about your future. Think about the
following aspects: get married, have children, doing a masters, get a
good job, learn to drive, become famous and live abroad.
• Predict your future life. Your audio should last 2 minutes.
Reading and comprehension
THERE IS
THERE ARE
There is – there are
To say that something exists or doesn´t exist. Differences between
singular and plural. We use there is and there are when we first
refer to the existence of someone or something.
There be
• There is a house on sale in this area. • There is NOT a house on sale in this area.
• There are two houses on sale in this area. • There are NOT two houses on sale in this area.
• There are some houses on sale in this area. • There are NOT any houses on sale in this area.
Yes/no questions