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UNIT 4 - CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES

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VOCABULARY: Call to action Claim Controversial Counterargument Credible support Evidence POLITICAL TERMINOLOGY A government Politics A constitution A election Vote Campaing A democracy A monarchy A dictatorship SOME CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES: Censorship of books and movies Compulsory military service Prohibiting smoking indoors Lowering the driving age Raising the voting age HOW TO DEBATE AN ISSUES POLITELY That may be true, but I see what you mean, but Well on one hand... but in the other hand  That´s one way to look at it, but EDUCATION IS AN IMPORTANT IUSSE NOT: The education is an important issue NOT: Educations is an important issue NOT: the news about the politics is always interesting NOT: the news about the politcs are always interesting the word news is always singular. when it refers to a report in the press, on radio, TV, or the internet, it is commonly referred to as the news El infinitivo "to" y la forma "-ing" (el participio presente) pueden utilizarse ...
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UNIT 2 - HOLIDAY AND TRADITIONS

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VOCABULARY: Birthday – My birthday is on a Sunday this year. April Fools’Day – April Fools’Day is also one of the year’s shortest holidays. Christmas – Are you going home for Christmas? Father’s Day – I will call my dad on Father’s Day. Easter – They always go to church at Easter. Halloween – I wore a dress to a Halloween party once. International Women’s Day – In International Women’s Day, her husband gave her a bunch of beautiful flowers. Mother’s Day – We sent Mom flowers for Mother’s Day. Labor Day – Wishing you a very restful and joyous Labor Day. New Year’s Eve – We’ll have a party on New Year’s Eve. Thanksgiving – I wish you could be here on Thanksgiving. Summer vacation – During his summer vacation he visited Russia. Valentine’s Day – She received a bouquet of red roses on Valentine’s Day. International Children’s Day – On International Children’s Day, kids are entitled to free entry to all city parks. Wedding – We haven’t decided on a date for the wedding yet. RELATIV...
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UNIT 3 - INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES

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  VOCABULARY Light bulb Wheel Washing machine Fridge Penicillin Smartphone printing press Microscope Airplane Laptop World Wide Web Photocamera Experiment Explore imagine the wheel penicillin the X-ray SECOND CONDITIONAL El segundo condicional se usa para expresar la consecuencia de una acción o situación irreal en el presente o futuro.  EJEMPLO: If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world. If I had more free time, I would play more sport. Para hacer una oración en el segundo condicional, usamos: If + past simple, would/wouldn’t + verb. If I lived in a big city, I would go out more often. If I lived in a big city, I wouldn’t need a car. Como con todos los condicionales, también puedes invertir esta estructura: I’d go out more often if I lived in a big city. THIRD CONDITIONAL El tercer condicional se considera un condicional irreal, puesto que se refiere al pasado, pero no a lo que realmente ocurrió, sino a lo que podría haber ocurri...
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