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Reading Comprehension Techniques

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Reading Comprehension Techniques

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Reporte de lectura

1. Read the text: You can only write once from elibro library (page 443- 453) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hEzNWhCG6sksk-8qr-In0UAjj7JjmnfW/view?usp=sharing
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SESSION 1

SESSION 2 2

SESSION 3

UNIT 5

REVIEW

FORO

ACTIVIDAD 1

Social Media

MEET SESSIONS

Reading Comprehension Techniques

Session 1

Simple Past

Modal Verbs

Simple Present

Skimming

Previewing

Other Strategies

INTRO

Scanning

Extra

Whatsapp

English Basics

Intro

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Noun & Verb

a person, place, thing, time, also we have collectives. It is the one who performs an action (verb).

https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/mexico/individual/taxes-on-personal-income

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How do you make sentences in English?

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Past Simple Tense, the Verb “to be” and “used to”

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Making Questions with "used to"

Past Experiences

Verbs

"Used to"

Master Class

INTRO

Word Formation

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English Basics

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How do we express ACTIONS in the past?

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There are 4 main ways...

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click to learn about Past Simple Tense

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Simple Past

Uses

• Refer to an action or event that happened in the past

• Speak about something that was true for some time in the past

• Explain something that happened more than once in the past

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Sum up

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References

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Simple Present,“to be” and Adverbs of Frequency

Simple Present

Adverbs of frequency

third person

Routines

Routines

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INTRO

Word Formation

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How do we use the Simple Present?

There are 2 main ways...

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Present Simple

I get up at 6I go to school. I go to work.

I don't have lunchI don't walk to my office I don't go to sleep late

Present Simple

Iyouwe they

cook

Present Simple

Iyouwe they

don't

cook

Present Simple

Iyouwe they

Yes, they do.

DO

cook

No, they don't.

Present Simple

He She It

cooks

Present Simple

He She It

doesn't

cook

Present Simple

Yes, she does

he she it

Does

cook

No, she doesn't

English Basics

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What about a game?

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Present Perfect

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Present Perfect: uses

• an action or situation that began sometime in the past and continues into the present time.
• an action performed during a period that has not yet completed.
• a repeated activity in an unspecified time period between the past and the current time period.
• an action that finished in the very recent past, expressed by ‘just’.
• an action when the time is not important.

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Present Perfect: uses

Simple Past

• Used with adverbs that describe a time already past (e.g. I studied for the test on Sunday).
• Used with an adverb that marks a specific point in time (e.g. I have studied today).

Present Perfect

• Used with adverbs describing a time that started in the past and continues right up to the present time (e.g. I have studied every day this week).
• Used with an adverb that marks a specific point in time (e.g. I have studied today).
• Used when speaking about an event that happened in the recent past (e.g. I have studied night after night for this test).

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Past Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Present Perfect: uses

• Completed action before something else in the past
• The past perfect tense is often used to describe something that occurred before another event in the past. We can also use it for actions that happened before a specific point in time in the past.

• Duration of the event in the past

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Present Perfect: uses

Notice: When you are talking about some event that happened before some other event in the past, you will use the past perfect tense. That‘s because the past perfect allows you to describe a specific time in the past, whereas the past simple doesn’t. With the past perfect you can convey the sequences of events – everything will be clearer and more specific. If we use the past perfect tense, we talk about one single event that happened in the past. I found out that he had used the washable paint only once, only in this particular instance. Since it is clear that we are talking about a specific instance of using the paint, we use the past perfect tense.

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Questions

• What is your typical daily routine?

• Is your morning routine different on weekends? If so, how?
• What is your post-work routine?
• What is the hardest part of your daily routine?
• What is the most fun part of your daily routine?
• What is the most relaxing part of your daily routine?
• What do you think everyone should add to their daily routines?
• What time do you usually wake up?
• What time do you usually start work?
• Do you prefer to walk or drive to work?
• What time do you get home from work?
• Do you watch a lot of TV at night?

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Let's review!

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Test

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Sum up

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Thank You

do 0:17 so 0:18 how's it going with jack 0:20 not great i mean i like him a lot but 0:24 it's impossible 0:25 during the week i have swimming practice 0:28 on mondays i do taekwondo on tuesdays 0:31 and tennis on thursdays do you see him 0:34 on wednesdays then no 0:36 he watches black and white films at his 0:38 cinema club on wednesdays yeah and 0:41 they're not just really old films alfie 0:44 they watch foreign ones with subtitles 0:46 too 0:49 well there's always the weekend do you 0:51 go out together at the weekends 0:53 that's just it it's tricky 0:55 he works in the bookshop all day 0:57 saturday 0:58 and he goes out with his mates from the 1:00 book club on saturday evenings 1:02 whoa 1:03 book club 1:05 so he loves old films and books 1:10 does he like sports not really he thinks 1:14 chess is a sport 1:16 well 1:16 he watches football on the telly 1:18 sometimes 1:20 but he doesn't play any sports 1:23 um 1:24 i think you're right it's impossible 1:28 right i'm late see you later 1:31 see you daisy 1:36 hi love 1:37 all right mum yeah i'm fine good trip 1:41 not bad but thailand's really hot at 1:43 this time of year 1:45 i'm off to chiang mai tomorrow to do a 1:47 three-day trek 1:48 the train leaves at five in the morning 1:51 how's daisy is she with you 1:54 no she has tennis on thursdays 1:57 ah of course 1:58 no problem listen ask daisy to phone me 2:01 later okay 2:03 the number of the hotel is on the fridge 2:05 and i'm in room 37 2:08 all right mum speak later 2:10 watch out for the snakes 2:12 thanks ollie 2:14 bye love 2:15 see you sunday 2:18 is your mum in thailand this week 2:20 yeah 2:21 trekking in chiang mai for three days 2:24 wow 2:25 that beats going to college 2:28 imagine 2:29 three days in the jungle 2:31 i can't imagine my mum doing that 2:34 cool 2:36 does she like walking no not really 2:40 only if it's to go shopping on the high 2:41 street 2:43 see you tomorrow yeah see you tomorrow 2:59 you

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Modal Verbs

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Possibility

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Ability

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Permission

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obligation

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obligation

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Mustn't vs don't have to

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Modals

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Advice

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Time Expressions

When

While

Before

After

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Sum up

• Main idea
• Noun Clauses
• Modals

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Summary

identifying what is most important and restating the text (or other media)in your own words

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• the form of a paragraph.
• begins with an introductory sentence - text’s title, author and main point of the text
• written in your own words.
• contains only the ideas of the original text
• Do not insert any of your own opinions, interpretations, deductions or comments into a summary.

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• Identify in order the significant sub-claims the author uses to defend the main point.
• Copy word-for-word three separate passages from the essay that you think support and/or defend the main point of the essay as you see it.

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• Cite each passage by first signaling the work and the author, put “quotation marks” around the passage you chose

• Write a last sentence that “wraps” up your summary; often a simple rephrasing of the main point.

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SELECTION AND DELETION

focus on main ideas

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NOTE TAKING

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anotate main ideas

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How to note taking...

write down key facts

don't over do it

compare

look for the relationship

organise

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MINIATURIZING

Make a mind-miniature idea of the whole text

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click to learn how to organise your notes

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Ways to organise your notes

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click to learn How to paraphrase

highlight key words

change all words and structures

keep essential meaning

citation and reference

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Common errors

• copy-paste

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Common errors

• different meaning from original

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Common errors

• senseless paraphrase

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Common errors

• no citation

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Social Media

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Grammar Snacks: Past simple – regular verbs Lhttps://youtu.be/r2cf1qcltzY

Verbs Ending in -E. https://wordmom.com/regular-verbs/end-e

Past simple del inglés: uso, estructura y conjugación. https://www.britishcouncil.co/blog/aprende-ingles/past-simple

Taken from: Byju's. (2023). Simple Past Tense - Definition, Structure, Rules, Uses and Examples. https://byjus.com/english/simple-past-tense/

Spelling -ED Ending Rules English Grammar. https://www.grammar.cl/english/spelling-ed-ending.htm

British Council. (s.f). Grammar: Different Uses of "used to". https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/b1-b2-grammar/different-uses-of-used-to

Life Tales. (2019). The best questions to capture your family's memories. https://www.lifetales.com/blog/best-questions-to-capture-familys-memories

Imagen Pixabay- EScuela, niñois. Darkmoon_Art. https://pixabay.com/es/illustrations/estudiantes-ni%C3%B1os-3518726/

Past Simple: Regular/Irregular Verbs. https://test-english.com/explanation/a1/past-simple-regular-irregular/

British & American English: Irregular Verbs https://www.engvid.com/british-american-english-irregular-verbs/

Irregular Verbs in British Vs. American. https://www.scientific-editing.info/blog/irregular-verbs-in-british-vs-american/

Beare, K. (2019). Adverbs of Frequency Sentence Placement. Thought.com. https://www.thoughtco.com/adverbs-of-frequency-sentence-placement-4053163#:~:text=In%20Question%20Form,adverb%20before%20the%20main%20verb.&text=Do%20you%20often%20go%20to,usually%20come%20late%20to%20class%3F

Gamboa, L. (2023). Daisy Busys. Listening Adapted from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWJRwasIWnM.Available in: https://www.menti.com/aloegyroyxzs/0

Woodward. (2023). Adverbs of Frequency. English Grammar Rules. https://www.grammar.cl/Basic/Adverbs_Frequency.htm