WEEK 13 - 2022- II
WEEK 13 - 2022- II
13 PEOPLE’S ACHIEVEMENTS
Richard
Yuki
Graduated from
college.
Graduated from
college.
Worked as a tour guide
at Disneyland.
Visited eight countries.
Has driver’s license.
LISTENING
graduate
d
worked
met
passed
No, he hasn’t.
Yes, he
has.
Yes, she has.
Let’s complete some common questions in a job interview .
have you
changed
have you applied
for
have you
read
have you
worked
have you
had
have you
learnt
have you
had
have you
done
Vocabulary:
Duties
set
up
train
increas
e
develo
p
improv
e
Vocabulary:
Responsibilities
manag
eplan
organis
edeal
with
Let’s see these questions & answers (not necessarily appropriate)
in a job interview.
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Writing and speaking 1 (collaborative)
Present perfect vs. Simple past tense
The present perfect tense describes events at any time in the past that
have a connection with the present.
I’ve already graduated from university (so now I have my degree).
I’ve been to Mexico four times (so I know something about the
country).
The simple past describes a completed action at a specific time.
I graduated from university in 2012. I went to China last summer.
Writing and speaking 2 (collaborative)
Writing and speaking 3 (collaborative)
SPEAKING 1
SPEAKING 1
SPEAKING 2
SPEAKING 2
Writing and speaking 4 (collaborative)
Writing and speaking 5 (collaborative)
EXERCISES
was
got
have had
started
asked
was
broke out
was
managed
made
EXERCISEs
have met
have had
have bought
broke down
hit
EXERCISES
have been
have done
saw
got
moved
did you move
haven’t unpacked
phoned
was
was
wanted
SPEAKING 3
Pete has started his own
business
ve started
haven’t change
d
ve bought
Writing and speaking 5 (collaborative)
Your city is giving an Achievement Award to the person who has the
most important achievements. Read about the four candidates.
Write a post on the Lima City Hall website. Say who you want to receive
the Award and give information about the best candidate for you.
Example: I think the best candidate to receive the Award is …. He/She is
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Writing and speaking 6 (Collaborative)
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