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Homework: Unit 1 Ex. 1 and 2: Introduction #1 Vocabulary For Occupations Activity #1

The document provides vocabulary for various occupations including janitor, car dealer, and gas station attendant. It also introduces the concept of inverted word order in English grammar, explaining when and how it is used with different structures like adverbs of frequency, expressions with no/not/only, adverbial expressions of place, and adjectives. Students are assigned homework on unit 1 exercises 1 and 2 and instructed to imagine describing a past job search to a friend using the provided occupational vocabulary.

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Homework: Unit 1 Ex. 1 and 2: Introduction #1 Vocabulary For Occupations Activity #1

The document provides vocabulary for various occupations including janitor, car dealer, and gas station attendant. It also introduces the concept of inverted word order in English grammar, explaining when and how it is used with different structures like adverbs of frequency, expressions with no/not/only, adverbial expressions of place, and adjectives. Students are assigned homework on unit 1 exercises 1 and 2 and instructed to imagine describing a past job search to a friend using the provided occupational vocabulary.

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Date: Tuesday, July 13th , 2021 Homework: unit 1 ex.

1 and 2
Introduction #1 Vocabulary for occupations Activity #1
Questions Activity:
1. Where do you work? Janitor Imagine you were looking for a job
2. Do you like your job? Car dealer yesterday and now you´re telling your
3. What do you do in your job? Gas station attendant friend about how your job search went
Mover using the vocabulary for occupations
Cable technician (10 min.)
Web designer
Customer service representative
Grocer

Introduction #2
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Inverted Word Order

What is it? Inversion is when you put the auxiliary before the subject

When do we use it? - To show emphasize


- To dramatize a sentence
- To show formality

Structures? 1. Adverbs of frequency ( Exp/Adv + aux + sentence) ! Remember that in simple present and
I never go to the movies----Never do I go to the movies. Simple past, the verb is in base form.
He has already seen the game.----Already has he seen the game.
I already went to the store.-----Already did I go to the store.
Only then (sólo después)
Not only…..but also (no sólo….pero también) Not only did he see the movie but he also bought ice cream.
No sooner……than (en cuanto)
Only later (sólo después)
Indefinite pronouns with “no”
Little (poco)
Only in this way (Sólo de esta manera)
In no way (bajo ninguna circunstancia)
On no account (de ninguna manera)
Neither (ni--ninguno)

2. Expressions with No/Not/Only (expression + 2nd part of the sentence + aux + 1st part of the sentence)
Not until (Sólo hasta que) He hasn´t gone to school since he graduated in December.
Not since (No desde que) Not since he graduated in December has he gone to school.
Only after (Sólo después)
Only when (Sólo cuando)
Only by (Sólo via/ Sólo por medio de)
Only if (Sólo si)
(Had + regular conditional sentence)
Past Unreal Conditional If I had gone to the beach, I would have eaten shrimp.
“Had” Had I gone to the beach, I would have eaten shrimp.

3. Adverbial expressions of (expression of place + aux + sentence)


Place The money we lost was on the table.
On the table was the money we lost.

4. Adjectives (So + adjective + be + subject + that + sentence)


The dog was so aggressive that I ran.
So aggressive was the dog that I ran.

Activity #2 Activity #3
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