Facebook???

Encuesta revela que 20% de mujeres prefieren el Facebook al sexo! Increible, no?

Aunque parezca increíble, los seres humanos cada día nos convertimos más en seres "sociales" que seres "sociables", y la última encuesta realizada por la revista Cosmopolitan sobre tendencias sociales lo afirma. Dos mil lectoras fueron consultadas sobre sus preferencias, siendo la pregunta "¿qué dejarías por siete días?", y teniendo como opciones de respuesta "el sexo, la Tv, el ordenador, y Facebook", se demostró que el 20% de mujeres encuestadas dejarían de lado el sexo y no el Facebook, según arrojaron los resultados finales y las respuestas al por qué de la opción escogida.

Pero lo que más sorprende es el resultado que se enfoca en la respuesta de las mujeres referente a la PC, porque el 57% de ellas lo prefiere actualmente al sexo, lo cual nos hace pensar que en un futuro próximo ya todo será una cuestión virtual, claro sarcásticamente hablando.

Queda fehacientemente demostrado que la definición de placer ha tomado un rumbo opuesto al tradicional, y que las mejoras tecnológicas e informáticas nos conllevan a la desconexión física de nuestros congéneres, lo cual podría ser poco beneficioso para la futura supervivencia de nuestra especie. ¿Qué pasa con el mundo?, Facebook vs sexo; ya estamos todos locos.Ahh LLEGO PAPA...
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Votaciones realizadas en Emimar una empresa de Navarrete ,donde estos fueron los resultados hipolito mejia (PRD) 406 votos, (pld) 36 votos esto fue en la mañana de hoy!
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Saludos quiero invitar a todos mis amigos y amigas universitarios con conciencia a nuestro frente de profesores y estudiantes universitarios en acción con papa! Pueden formar parte de este grupo de jóvenes emprendedores, maestros universitarios y docentes universitarios.( http://m.facebook.com/FMDEUenAccionconPAPA) contamos con su apoyo , nuestro pais necesita un cambio , un mejor liderazgo,mejor desarrollo de la educacion y sectores que aportan positivamente al pais. NO mas Dictadura constitucional ni marioneteros ! El pueblo no aguanta mas! La union hace la fuerza para conseguir una mejor nación pero para todos! LLego Papa( apoyando a nuestro presidente Ing.Agronomo Hipolito Mejia!) Graciaas
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GUÍA DE ORIENTACION PARA TOMAR UN EXAMEN FUERA DE FECHA!

GUÍA DE ORIENTACION PARA TOMAR UN EXAMEN FUERA DE FECHA

La institución esta para servirle!

1-Solicitar el examen en el Departamento de Registro
2-Pagar la cuota correspondiente en Tesorería
3-Regresar al Departamento de Registro para recoger recibo
4-Hablar con el Director de su carrera para que firme el recibo (si usted es estudiante de medicina ir a ese departamento y hablar con la secretaria para que le ayude con el proceso, ya que el director siempre esta ocupado)
5-Buscar su profesor para firmar dicho recibo
6-Adjuntar carta explicando las causas por las cuales no realizó su examen en el día que correspondía (En caso de problemas de salud, certificado médico avalado por el dispensario médico de la UTESA).
7- En ocasiones si la causa es algún problema familiar o similar se hace necesario pasar por el Departamento de Orientación a recibir la orientación adecuada y hecho ésto, llevar constancia a su profesor/a para que sepa que usted esta apto desde el punto de vista emocional para recibir su examen.
8-El proceso debe llevarse a cabo dentro de los diez días siguientes a la fecha en que se impartió el examen.
9-Por seguridad, los exámenes fuera de fecha  no siempre son los mismos que se impartieron en su día; suelen ser diferentes al impartido en la fecha del parcial ,pero con el mismo contenido, por precaución.
Estas líneas han sido tomadas y adaptadas de un colega profesor. Es posible que haya algún procedimiento que se haya omitido por lo cuál cada estudiante debe ir preguntando cada vez que supere un paso.
Cuando haya realizado estos pasos debe comunicarse con el profesor/a para que reciba su examen tan pronto sea posible.

Favor notificar por esta vía que ha recibido este mensaje.

Daniel E. Rodriguez C,M.A.

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INGLES IV EJERCICIOS PARA EL 3ER. PARCIAL PARTE-A UNITS 11-12

Grammar

-ing form & infinitive

-Complete with the right verb form.

I like listening (listen) to pop music

1. We’ve decided (help) him tomorrow.
2. I’m into (buy) comfortable clothes.
3. Where would you like (travel) in the future?
4. What are you planning (do) next summer?
5. I can’t stand (wear) a suit and a tie.
6. I love (look) smart and fashionable.
7. You don’t need (go) again.
8. I think it’s worth (get) quality clothes.
9. I’m learning (drive).
10. I enjoy (play) with my children.

-Choose the correct verb form.

I hate … .

a) study b) studying c) to studying

1. I don’t mind … .

a) driving b) to drive c) drive

2. Do you expect … all your exams?

a) to pass b) pass c) passing

3. Are you happy … here?

a) be b) being c) to be

4. … for clothes is very boring.

a) Shop b) Shopping c) To shop

5. Aren’t you bored of … the same thing?

a) do b) to do c) doing

6. It’s not easy … this decision..

a) take b) taking c) to take

7. I want … in South America.

a) to live b) living c) live

8. … English is difficult for Spaniards.

a) Learn b) Learning c) Learns

9. … the clothes I like gives me confidence.

a) Wearing b) To wear c) Wear

10. Pleased … meet you.

a) meet b) to meeting c) to meet

Adjective order

-Put the words in the right order.

a shirt green cotton = a green cotton shirt

1. a blue secondhand pair of leather shoes
2. a young girl Spanish
   
3. a wood new brown table
   
4. a pair of socks black very old cotton
   
5. a silk trendy white shirt
   

Vocabulary

Clothes & styles

-Match the words in the columns.

long hair - hippy

1. Warm-up suit a) exclusive
2. suit and tie b) trendy
3. piercing c) smart
4. designer labels d) scruffy
5. old clothes e) sporty

-Choose the right verb.

I like wearing / carrying comfortable clothes.

1. You look / appear really different.
   
2. That shirt fits / matches him very well.
   
3. You should wear something that fits / matches your shoes.
   
4. Jeans don’t suit / go with ties.
   
5. You seem / look very smart in that suit.
   

Clothes shopping

-Make sentences from prompts.

I buy / these / jeans. I / like / return them.

I bought these jeans and I’d like to return them.

A: Good morning. I / look for / leather jacket.

B: You / like / this one? It / should / fit / you / very well.

A: OK. Could / I / try / on?

B: Of course.

A: I / think / be / too tight. You / have / big / size?

B: Why / not you / take off / and try / this other one?

A: This one /fit / me / really well.

B: Yes, and / I / think / it / really / goes with / your hair color.

A: How much / then?

B: It’s in the sale–$25.

A: Fine. I / take / it.

B: How / you / like / pay ?

A: Credit card.

B: Certainly, if you could just step this way …

Error analysis

-Find and correct the mistakes

I like go going shopping.

1. I like this shirt. Can I try it, please?
2. She needs be more optimistic about things.
3. I can’t help to watch so much TV.
4. I’ll try study harder in the future.
5. I bought some plastic, new and yellow shoes in the street market.

Grammar

Supposition: could, might, may, must, can’t

-Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb.

He works in a hospital. He must be a doctor.

11. If it doesn’t rain, we … go for a picnic tomorrow.
12. He … be an important person. He has three bodyguards.
13. I … go to Peru next summer but I’m not sure.
14. What shall we do tonight? We … eat out and then go dancing.
15. She … be tired, she’s done nothing all day!

-Rewrite the sentences using the verbs in brackets.

Maybe we’ll go out tonight. (might)

We might go out tonight

1. Perhaps he’ll come soon. (may)
2. I’ll probably be here tomorrow. (might)
3. I’m not sure if that’ll happen. (could)
4. The lights are off so it’s almost certain he’s not at home. (can’t)
5. I suppose that’s his brother because he really looks like him. (must)

-ed / -ing adjectives

-Choose the right adjective.

This film is very boring / bored.

6. I’m interested / interesting in animals.
7. This city is depressing / depressed.
   
8. He’s going to Disney World soon. Imagine how excited / exciting he is.
   
9. I had a frightened / frightening experience yesterday.
   
10. I was surprised / surprising to hear the news.
    
11. When will this appalling / appalled war end?
    
12. It was very disappointing / disappointed to see him lose the match.
    
13. The city streets are very dirty. It’s disgusting / disgusted.
    
14. His job is very tiring / tired.
    
15. Working with children is satisfying / satisfied.
    

Vocabulary

Transport

-Match the words in the columns.

traffic - jam

6. get to a) the city / town
7. get around / about b) the office to the gym
8. get on / off c) traffic
9. get from d) school

5 be / get stuck in e) the bus …

Opinions

-Choose the right option.

I … that he’s a very good student.
a) expect b) agree c) sympathise

6. I … to see you soon.
   

a) hope b) think c) know

7. Do you … he’s intelligent?
   

a) hope b) think c) agree with

8. I … with the anti-globalisation movement.
   

a) sympathise b) think c) feel sorry

9. What I … is that people should be more tolerant.
   

a) mean b) agree c) know

10. Do you … with his idea?
    

a) mean b) agree c) expect

11. Are you … they will come tomorrow?
    

a) sure b) supposed c) agree

12. Do you … what I mean?
    

a) agree b) think c) know

13. You can’t … to learn English in three months.
    

a) expect b) hope c) think

14. Bill Gates is very rich. …, he’s a millionaire.
    

a) because b) so c) in fact

15. He looks very young but he’s … 56.
    

a) actually b) to be honest c) in fact

Future plans (10 points)

-Put this dialogue in the correct order.

A: What are you up to next weekend?

B: Thanks. See you on Friday.

A: It really doesn’t matter. If we can’t go swimming, we’ll walk on the beach and just relax in the ocean air.

B: Nothing special. What have you got planned?

A: Friday morning, 7 a.m. at John’s. He’s driving.

B: Wonderful! I’m looking forward to it.

A: What are you up to next weekend?

B: I’d love to. But, there may be a problem. The weather forecast said it might be cold and wet over the weekend.

B: OK, then. When and where shall we meet?

A: We’re off to the beach. Would you like to come with us?

Error analysis

-Find and correct the mistakes

I might to go home tomorrow

6. We were all exhausting after work.
7. I’m agree with you.
8. I think in him every day.
9. Could computers to control us in the future?
10. I was annoying with him because he didn’t speak to me.

A: I’m sure we’ll have a great time. Don’t forget to bring some warm clothes.

INGLES III EJERCICIOS PARA EL 3ER. PARCIAL PARTE-A UNITS 5-6

Grammar

Will / won’t, going to, Present Continuous

-Complete the sentences with the correct future form.

If I see you, I’ll say (say) hello.

1. I think it (snow) tomorrow.
2. We (have) dinner with him tonight at 8.
3. My father hopes that I (find) a job soon.
4. What (be) the weather like tomorrow?
5. Don’t worry about your exam. I (help) you.
6. I (have) a sandwich and a coke, please.
7. I (go) out with him again. He’s boring.
8. I promise I (take) you to the zoo soon.
9. He (work) in Mexico next Easter.
10. You (need) a visa if you travel to India.
11. She (go) to the dentist tomorrow evening.
12. What you (do) if you win the lottery?
13. They (leave) for Peru in the morning.
14. So, do you like this shirt? Yes, I (take) it.
15. You (spend) next summer in Argentina?

Might, might do, might not

-Rewrite the underlined words using might, might do / not.

I think I’ll visit you on Sunday.

I might visit you on Sunday.

1. Perhaps I’ll visit my mother tomorrow.
2. Are you going home now? Perhaps, I’m not sure.
3. Is he going to work in USA next year? It’s possible but I don’t think so.
4. I’ll probably have to study hard next summer.
5. I don’t think we’ll get an invitation for the party.
   

So do / did i & neither do / did i

-React to the following statements using So do / did I or Nor do / did I.

A: I smoke.

B: So do I.

1. A: I don’t like cycling.

B: …

2. A: He went to the beach last weekend.

B: …

3. A: I think learning French is hard.

B: …

4. A: I have to work every day.

B: …

5. A: I didn’t go to school yesterday.

B: …

Vocabulary

Travel words and expressions

-Match the words in the columns.

1 book a) the sights

2 go b) your suitcase

3 see c) a hotel room

4 go on d) sightseeing

5 pack e) a trip

-Put the words in the correct column.

ticket / camping / sleeping bag / noise / binoculars / delays / vacation package / phrase book / guided tour / crowds / lines /

Vacation items	Problems	Types of trips
ticket

-Complete the dialogues with phrases from the box. Where could they take place?

A: Can I pay by credit card?
B: Certainly, sir. What’s your room number?

[hotel]

• Can I pay by credit card?

• I’m sorry. The air conditioning has broken down .
• What do you think?
• Can I help you with your suitcase, ma’am?
• I’m afraid the bathroom is shared.
• Would you like to order?
• What can I get you?
• I’d like a one-way ticket to Berlin.
• How much is it for a room with a private bathroom?
• Would you like to try it on?
• I’ll call you back to confirm the reservation.

1. A: …
   

B: It’s lovely. I’ll take it.

2. A: …
   

B: 25 dollars.

3. A: …
   

B: Not yet. I need to read the menu.

4. A: …
   

B: A bottle of mineral water, please.

5. A: …
   

B: That’s very kind of you.

6. A: I like that shirt.
   

B: …

7. A: …
   

B: Could you fix it, please?

8. A: …
   

B: No problem,sir. Thanks. Bye

9. A: …
   

B: OK. Here you are.

10. A: Does it have a private bathroom?
    

B: …

Error analysis

-Find and correct the mistakes.

I’m going on a travel trip to Australia next month.

1. He might to take a trip next summer.
2. You won’t need no visa to travel to Germany.
3. Sorry I broke your glasses. Don’t worry, I will to fix them.
4. I don’t like vacation packages. Do do I.
5. I went to home early last night.

Grammar

First conditional

-Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

If I win (win) the lottery I’ll travel (travel) around the world.

• If I (can), I (go) home early today.
• He (not watch) TV, unless he (eat) his lunch.
• I (buy) a new car, if I (get) a new job.
• If you (be) good, I (give) you a chocolate bar.

Comparatives and superlatives

-Rewrite the sentences to give the same meaning. (Use the words in parentheses to help you.)

Ice cream is more fattening than yogurt.

Yogurt is less fattening than ice cream./ Yogurt isn’t as fattening as ice cream.

6. A Mini is cheaper than a Porsche.
7. Chicago is more violent than Paris.
8. London has more museums than Dublin.
9. The weather in Boston isn’t as predictable as in Los Angeles.
10. Smoking is more unhealthy than drinking.
11. Penelope Cruz isn’t as talented as Nicole Kidman.
12. Everybody in my family drinks more coffee than me.
13. I study more than all the other people in my class.

Giving advice

-Give advice using prompts.

A: We’re not in shape.

B: Try / exercise more = Try exercise more.

6. A: I’m very fat.

B: Should / cut down on / sweets.

7. A: I want to feel healthier.

B: Have you thought of / give up / smoking?

8. A: I’m worried about my exam.

B: What about / study / harder?!

9. A: I don’t feel good.

B: Why don’t you / go / doctor?Vocabulary

Food and health words:

Phrasal verbs

-Rewrite the sentences using these phrasal verbs.

get over / put on / cut down on / take up / give up / live on

I only eat fast food. = I live on fast food.

• His weight has increased a lot recently.
• You should eat less chocolate.
• Why don’t you stop smoking?
• Have you thought about learning English?
• I hope you’ll recover from your cold soon.

-Complete with the right word or expression.

overweight / lose weight / addicted to / addictive / caffeine / cocoa

Chocolate is made of cocoa.

6. I’m a chocoholic. I’m … chocolate.
7. Tea contains less … than coffee.
8. I’ve put on three kilos lately. Now I’m … .
9. If you want to … you should eat less.
10. Everybody knows tobacco is … .-Fill in the blanks with the verbs below.

add (x2) / beat / boil / chop / fry / heat / peel / sprinkle / cook

Rice with sausages and scrambled eggs

¹­­­… and ²… an onion. ³… some olive oil and ⁴… the onion and the sausages in a frying pan. ⁵… a cup of rice in salted water in a pan. ⁶… two eggs and a pinch of salt and pepper in a bowl and ⁷… them to the rice. ⁸… on low heat until eggs are done. ⁹… the fried sausages and the onion. ¹⁰… with oregano and dry garlic powder. Serve, eat and enjoy!

Error analysis

-Find and correct the mistakes.

Try to sleep well before do doing an exam.

11. If I’ll can, I visit you tomorrow.
12. He’s the more nice person in my class.
13. She should to eat less food, she’s not healthy.
14. Have you thought of relax before exams?
15. Why don’t you drink fewer alcohol?

EJERCICIOS PARA EL 3ER. PARCIAL PARTE-A UNITS 11-12

INGLES II

EJERCICIOS PARA EL ^3ER. PARCIAL

PARTE-A

UNITS 11-12

Grammar

should / shouldn’t

-Give ideas for each situation using should or shouldn’t and the words in brackets.

I’m very tired. (sleep more hours)

You should sleep more hours.

1. I’d like to learn English. (go to classes)
2. I want to pass my exams. (study more)
3. I’m always late for work. (get up so late)
4. My TV is broken. (buy a new one)
5. I’m very stressed. (relax)

can / can’t (10 points)

-Complete the table with the phrases in the box about the things you are / aren’t allowed to do in your country.

smoke in hospitals / drive under the effects of alcohol / vote if you are under 18 / drink in the street / buy alcohol if you are over 18 /
use your mobile when driving

allowed	not allowed
	use your cell phone when driving

-Make sentences about the phrases from table using can / can’t.

use your cell phone when driving

I can’t use my cell phone when driving.

have to / don’t have to

-Write about the things you have / don’t have to do.

go to school /work

I have to go to school /work.

1. make your bed
   
2. go shopping
   
3. clean up your room
   
4. use a computer
   
5. send e-mails

should / shouldn’t, can / can’t, have / don’t have to

-Complete with the right verb and form.

You shouldn’t drink and drive.

1. He … smoke. It’s very bad.
2. I’d love to go to the party but I … . I have an exam.
3. She … go to school today. It’s a holiday.
4. You … always look before you cross the street.
5. I’m going to bed. I … get up very early tomorrow.

Object pronouns

-Write the right form of the pronouns in italics.

The prize

Last Christmas was very special for ¹ me. A few months ago, I won the first lottery prize, 2,000,000 dollars. Incredible! Christmas was very near so I decided not to tell anybody about ² its and give all my family a big surprise. First, my parents. I bought ³ their a new house. Then my brother. I bought ⁴ his a fantastic car. Finally, my girfriend. I gave ⁵ hers a diamond ring and two tickets for a luxury cruise in the Caribbean, just for the two of ⁶ we. We were all very happy on Christmas Day!

Vocabulary

Special occasions

-Match the special occasions and the presents. Choose the most common answer.

1 - a

1. your brother’s birthday a) a CD
   
2. Father’s Day b) some flowers
3. Mother’s Day c) a ring
4. a wedding anniversary d) a teddy bear
5. a baby’s birthday e) money
6. a teenager’s birthday f) a soccer ball
7. a child’s birthday g) a box of chocolates
8. Valentine’s Day h) a tie

-Complete with the right form of the verbs in the box.

take place / stop / have fun / last / finish / dress up / celebrate / participate / continue / start

Veracruz Carnival

Veracruz is a city on the Gulf of Mexico. Its carnival ¹ … in February every year and ²… five days. It ³… on a Friday and ⁴… on a Tuesday. People always ⁵… in colorful and spectacular costumes and ⁶… carnival with lots of noise, music, dancing and singing in the street. Thousands of people ⁷… in processions and masquerades all over the city. The street party ⁸… every night and never ⁹… . Everybody’s welcome! So if you really want to ¹⁰…, come and experience the Veracruz carnival. It’s something to remember!Error analysis

-Find and correct the mistakes.

I doesn’t don’t have to wear a tie at work.

1. Should I to stay or go?
2. Would you like to see I tomorrow?
3. Have you to get up early every day?
4. Congratulations for your new job

Grammar

Present Perfect & Simple Past

-Make and answer questions about experiences using the prompts.

You / ever / travel / Canada?
Yes. I / be / there / twice. I / visit / Montreal / 1978. I / love / it.

Have you ever travelled to Canada?

Yes, I have. I visited Montreal in 1978. I loved it.

1. You / ever / see / The Lord of the Rings?
   

Yes. I / watch / it / friends / movies / last week / and / have / great time.

2. You / ever / ride / horse?

Yes. It / be / last summer / but / I / fall off / and / have to / go / hospital.

3. You / ever / live / France?
   Yes. I / spend / three years / there. I / learn / French / and / do / many / interesting things.
4. You / ever / cook / paella?
   Yes. I / make / paella / one day / summer / three years ago / but / nobody / like / it.
5. You / ever / fail / exam?
   Yes. I / not pass / English exam / when / I / be / college / because / I / not like / teacher.

Tense review

-Put the verbs in parentheses in the right tense.

Nelson Mandela

Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was born in 1910 in South Africa and ¹ dedicate his entire life to the struggle for human rights in Africa. He ² be the leader of the African National Congress and the movement against apartheid that ³ start about 1952. He ⁴ spend twenty six years in prison, from 1964 to 1990 when Frederik W. de Klerk, President of the South African Republic, ⁵ liberate him. In 1990 and 1991, Mandela ⁶ negotiate the abolition of apartheid with de Klerk and then they both ⁷ win the Nobel Price for peace in 1994. Mandela’s movement ⁸ succeed in the first multiracial elections in the history of South Africa in 1994. He ⁹ still work for human rights now and he says he ¹⁰ continue the fight against injustice in the world for the rest of his life.

-Make sentences with the phrases below. Put the verbs in the right tense.

go to school yesterday (John)

John went to school yesterday.

1. fly to Argentina at 9 o’clock tomorrow (he)
   
2. have to work with people every day (she)
   
3. be sunny and hot next week (it)
   
4. speak English at the moment (we)
   
5. be born in New York in 1923 (my father)

-Make questions about the underlined words in Exercise 3.

John went to school yesterday.

Where did John go yesterday?

-Make negative sentences with the phrases in Exercises 3.

John went to school yesterday.

John didn’t go to school yesterday.

Vocabulary

Reading materials

-Match the titles and the reading materials in the box.

magazine / novel / history book / travel book / comic / detective story / biography / newspaper / course book / manual / dictionary

Cobuild Monolingual Dictionary dictionary

9. American Framework
   
10. Cosmopolitan
    
11. The Quixote
    
12. The Discovery of America
    
13. The Official Guide to New York
    
14. Spider-Man
    
15. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
    
16. The Times
    
17. The Life of Lady DiFeeling nervous

-Match the words in the columns to make phrases learned in Unit 12.

1-a

1. holding a) a spider in your hand
   
2. speaking b) an oral exam
3. taking c) married
4. going d) in a very small space
5. being closed e) in public
6. job f) to the dentist
7. looking down g) from the top of a tall mountain
8. getting h) a soccer game
9. watching i) a baby
10. having j) somebody to go out with you
11. asking k) interviews

Reacting to news

-React to the news by completing the dialogues with phrases from the box. More than one answer may be possible.

6. Wow! Really? That’s great!

• Oh no! How did it happen?

1. What a pity!

6. Yeah, it’s incredible, isn’t it?
7. Again? So what now?

6. That’s terrible!

A: I lost my dog yesterday.

B: That’s terrible!

5. A: My parents are going to get divorced.

B: …

6. A: Did you know John and Anne won 10,000 dollars in the lottery?

B: …

7. A: I’ve passed all my exams.

B: …

8. A: My brother had an accident yesterday.

B: …

9. A: Haven’t you heard he had another terrible argument with his boss?

B: …maybe, i don’t know, i suppose …

-Complete the table with your opinions about the future.

Would you like to live in Colombia?

1. Are you going to write a book in the future?
2. Would you like to get married soon?
3. Are you going to travel to the USA next summer?
4. Would you like to be a teacher?
5. Are you going to pass your exams this year?
6. Are you going to school / work tomorrow?
7. Are you going to the dentist this week?
8. Would you like to be famous?
9. Are you going to meet your friends today?
10. Would you like to have a lot of money?

I suppose so.	Would you like to live in Colombia?
I think so.
I don’t think so.
Maybe.
I’m not sure.
I don’t know.

Error analysis

-Find and correct the mistakes.

I have been went to the movies yesterday.

1. Have ever you worked in a restaurant?
2. I born in Australia in 1989.
3. I am taking a shower every day.
4. Last summer I’ve traveled to Egypt.
5. I’m having a lot of money in the future.