miércoles, 16 de agosto de 2023
PAISES Y NACIONALIDADES
PAISES Y NACIONALIDADES
Países y nacionalidades (lista)
Países y nacionalidades (podcasts)
Gramática y ejercicios 1
Gramática y ejercicios 2
Video y ejercicios
Ejercicios 1
Ejercicios 2
Ejercicios 3
Ejercicios 4
Ejercicios 5
Juego Interactivo
Juego Interactivo 2
Juego Interactivo 3
Juego Interactivo 4 (Mapa del mundo)
Juego Interactivo 5 (Mapa del Mundo 2)
miércoles, 7 de junio de 2023
martes, 10 de marzo de 2020
MODAL VERBS / VERBOS MODALES
Ejercicios para completar
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Gramática y ejercicios
Ejercicios
Practice with Movie Segments
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CARTAS COMERCIALES
LETTER-WRITING EXPRESSIONS
We use different expressions for formal letters (e.g. to companies or to people we haven’t met) and informal letters (e.g. to friends or to people we know well.)
OPENING
FORMAL Dear Sir/Madam / Dear Mr Jones
INFORMAL Dear Maria
SAYING THANK YOU
FORMAL Thank you for
INFORMAL Thanks for
REASON FOR WRITING
FORMAL I am writing to inform you that… / enquire about… / apologize for…
INFORMAL I am writing to tell you…/ ask you about… / say sorry for…
ASKING FOR HELP
FORMAL Please could you…? / I woukd be grateful if you could…
INFORMAL Could you…? / Can you…?
OFFERING HELP
FORMAL We will be pleased/happy to… (send you)
INFORMAL I’ll (send you)
ENCLOSED DOCUMENTS
FORMAL Please find enclosed (my CV)… / I enclosed…
INFORMAL I’m sending you…
CLOSING REMARK
FORMAL I look forward to hearing from you. / meeting you. / seeing you .
INFORMAL (I‘m) looking forward to hearing from you ./ seeing you .
FINISHING
FORMAL Yours faithfully ( Brit.)/ Yours sincerely ( Brit.)/ Sincerely yours ( Am.) / Yours truly (Am)
INFORMAL Best wishes / Best Regards /Yours / Love
In British English,” Yours faithfully “ is used for letters which begin “Dear Sir/Madam”. “Yours sincerely” is used when the letter begins “Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss Jones”
We use different expressions for formal letters (e.g. to companies or to people we haven’t met) and informal letters (e.g. to friends or to people we know well.)
OPENING
FORMAL Dear Sir/Madam / Dear Mr Jones
INFORMAL Dear Maria
SAYING THANK YOU
FORMAL Thank you for
INFORMAL Thanks for
REASON FOR WRITING
FORMAL I am writing to inform you that… / enquire about… / apologize for…
INFORMAL I am writing to tell you…/ ask you about… / say sorry for…
ASKING FOR HELP
FORMAL Please could you…? / I woukd be grateful if you could…
INFORMAL Could you…? / Can you…?
OFFERING HELP
FORMAL We will be pleased/happy to… (send you)
INFORMAL I’ll (send you)
ENCLOSED DOCUMENTS
FORMAL Please find enclosed (my CV)… / I enclosed…
INFORMAL I’m sending you…
CLOSING REMARK
FORMAL I look forward to hearing from you. / meeting you. / seeing you .
INFORMAL (I‘m) looking forward to hearing from you ./ seeing you .
FINISHING
FORMAL Yours faithfully ( Brit.)/ Yours sincerely ( Brit.)/ Sincerely yours ( Am.) / Yours truly (Am)
INFORMAL Best wishes / Best Regards /Yours / Love
In British English,” Yours faithfully “ is used for letters which begin “Dear Sir/Madam”. “Yours sincerely” is used when the letter begins “Dear Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss Jones”
miércoles, 1 de agosto de 2018
CURRICULUM VITAE
Basic Elements of a CV
DO's & DON'Ts of a CV
The Right Words To Use In Your Job Search
Models of CVs
Letter Of Application
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Job Advertisements (Wanted)
Job Advertisements (Common Abbreviations)
Como afrontar con éxito una entrevista laboral
La entrevista de trabajo, Una experiencia de éxito
Presentarse en una entrevista
Las entrevistas de trabajo
Búsqueda de empleo
Entrevista exitosa. Proyecto
Job Interview (Model)
Job Interview(Guide)
miércoles, 4 de julio de 2018
domingo, 11 de septiembre de 2016
CONVERSACION TELEFONICA (Modelo)
Receptionist: AMT International. May I help you?
Caller: Yes, please. I’d like to speak to Mr. Grant from the Marketing Department. Extension 923.
Receptionist: Who’s calling, please?
Caller: This is Jason Wallis, from Wallis Instruments.
Receptionist: One momento Mr. Wallis. (pause). The extensión is busy, Mr. Wallis.Would you like to wait?
Caller: Mm!! Not really.
Receptionist: Would you like to leave a message?
Caller: Yes, please. Tell Mr. Grant to phone me as soon as possible.
Receptionist: Can you give me your phone number, please?
Caller: Sure, it’s 325-9845. Extension 1628.
Receptionist: and can you spell your full name, please?
Caller: It’s J A S O N W A L L I S.
Receptionist: Thank you, Mr. Wallis. I’ll give Mr. Grant the message.
Caller: Please, make sure he gets it. It’s urgent.
Receptionist: Of course, Sir. Good bye.
Caller: Good bye. Thank you. Oh! One moment, please. Who am I speaking to?
Receptionist: My name is Chandal.
Caller: Can you spell it, please?
Receptionist: It’s C H A N D A L
Caller: Thank you, bye.
PRACTISE SIMILAR DIALOGUES USING THESE PHRASES:
• The extensión is busy
• Mr Klaus is not in his office
• Mrs Yeats is out for lunch
• You can leave a message in his / her voice mail
• Can I speak with the Production Department, please?
sábado, 10 de septiembre de 2016
EXPRESIONES TELEFONICAS
Telephone expressions
Finding your correspondent
Can I speak to Lisa, please?
I’d like to speak to Lisa, please?
Can you put me through to Diana Carter?
Hello, is that Mr. Mancini?
Identiíying yourself
This is Tom Carter
Speaking
Tom Carter here
Identifying the caller
Who's calling/speaking please?
Could you give me your name,please?
Which company are you from?
Asking caller to wait
Hold on. please
Hold the line, please.
l'm trying to connect you.
Could you call back later?
Can Mrs Carter call you back?
Explaining absence
l'm afraid he is off sick/ on holiday
I'm sorry, but he's in a meeting/with a client.
Leaving a message
Could you take a message?
Could/Can I leave a message?
Taking a message
Can I take a message?
Would you like to leave a message?
l'll pass on the message.
l'll give him/her the message.
Dealing with problems
I think you've got the wrong number.
Could yon speak up? it's a bad line.
Could yon speak more slowly, please?
viernes, 9 de septiembre de 2016
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