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Documento ingles intermedio 07, Diapositivas de Inglés Técnico

Intermedio 07 documento ingles

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Exam preparation
Having a memorable first conversation
We all want t o make a good impression, but t his takes some effor t. The key to mak ing a
good fir st impression is to be memorable, in a po sitive way. Of course, you cou ld dress like a
clown and ge t a lot of attention. O r you might 1 a big row with s omeone in a social
meeting . Or maybe, you could revea l 2 information about someone. A ll of these
examples a re memorable, but not in a good way. So, how can you be memorable i n a positive
way?
Part ies and social gat herings often involv e making 3 ta lk that is supposed
to 4 people at ease. T hey are introduced to one a nother and they are u sually
worried ab out asking 5 questions t hat don’t make any one uncomfortable. So the
conversation gener ally begin s with predicta ble questions and comments l ike ‘What do you
do for a livi ng?’, ‘I’m a doctor’, ‘So, you’ve always got a 6 of work to do du ring the
week’. However, imagi ne if someone answered t he question with a more u nusual answer.
For insta nce, someone asks ‘What do you do for a l iving?’ and t he person answers ‘I bri ng
the past to l ife to help us navigate t he future. I’m a histor y professor’. Unusual a nswers to
simple quest ions should always be acc ompanied by eye contact a nd gestures. Nobody l ikes
a person who is 7 on t heir phone while they a re talkin g to you. So, think about
some origi nal ways you can a nswer simple questions s uch as ‘Where are you fr om?’ or ‘What
do you do for a livi ng?’. Doing so wi ll result 8 more interes ting and enjoyable
conversat ions.
1 For questions 1–8, read t he text below and decide wh ich answer (a, b, c or d) best fits each gap.
1a) ha ve b) establish c) t ake d) make
2a) enthusiastic b) i nst a nt c) confidential d) inbox
3a) short b) little c) sm a ll d) ti ny
4a) hit b) b ea r c) ma ke d) put
5a) appropriate b) s ha r ed c) awkward d) dominating
6a) back b) t on c) line d) bea r
7a) crossing b) texting c) handwrit ing d) deleting
8a) on b) to c) of d) i n
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SM I

Exam preparation

Having a memorable first conversation

We all want to make a good impression, but this takes some effort. The key to making a good first impression is to be memorable, in a positive way. Of course, you could dress like a clown and get a lot of attention. Or you might^1 a big row with someone in a social meeting. Or maybe, you could reveal^2 information about someone. All of these examples are memorable, but not in a good way. So, how can you be memorable in a positive way? Parties and social gatherings often involve making^3 talk that is supposed to^4 people at ease. They are introduced to one another and they are usually worried about asking^5 questions that don’t make anyone uncomfortable. So the conversation generally begins with predictable questions and comments like ‘What do you do for a living?’, ‘I’m a doctor’, ‘So, you’ve always got a^6 of work to do during the week’. However, imagine if someone answered the question with a more unusual answer. For instance, someone asks ‘What do you do for a living?’ and the person answers ‘I bring the past to life to help us navigate the future. I’m a history professor’. Unusual answers to simple questions should always be accompanied by eye contact and gestures. Nobody likes a person who is^7 on their phone while they are talking to you. So, think about some original ways you can answer simple questions such as ‘Where are you from?’ or ‘What do you do for a living?’. Doing so will result^8 more interesting and enjoyable conversations.

1 For questions 1–8, read the text below and decide which answer (a, b, c or d) best fits each gap.

1 a) have b) establish c) take d) make 2 a) enthusiastic b) instant c) confidential d) inbox 3 a) short b) little c) small d) tiny 4 a) hit b) bear c) make d) put 5 a) appropriate b) shared c) awkward d) dominating 6 a) back b) ton c) line d) bear 7 a) crossing b) texting c) handwriting d) deleting 8 a) on b) to c) of d) in

SM II

My first adventure holiday My boyfriend and I spent last August in Norway. We usually travel to places where we can go to the beach, but this time, even though we know we are not very good at roughing (^1) , we decided to step (^2) of our comfort zone and do something more adventurous. So we booked this trip that involved a lot of hiking and exploring, in order to soak^3 the atmosphere in Norway. Our first stop^4 Trolltunga; the hike involved 22 kilometres of walking through snow, mud, rain, wind and darkness. Two days later, we hiked Pulpit Rock, which seemed like a breeze compared to the first walk.^5 the end, we spent some time relaxing and exploring the beautiful district of Ryfylke, where we could gaze at the waterfalls and drive by the fjords. It^6 been less than a year since my foot surgery, so I felt excited and liberated while we^7 accomplishing these hikes. I felt this was my chance to do something different, and although adventure holidays do not usually appeal^8 me that much, I really enjoyed this new and exciting experience!

2 For questions 1–8, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap.

Use only ONE word in each gap.