Assignment #4: How to Replace

an Electrical Outlet and will to form

the future
Video Vocabulary: "How to Replace an Electrical Outlet"

Replace: to take the place of something, or to put something or

someone in the place of something or someone else.

Outlet: outlet refers to a type of commercial establishment

characterized by the retail sale of warehouse merchandise at
prices considerably lower than usual. As such, outlet is a voice
from English that can mean in Spanish 'exit', 'drain' or 'mouth'.

circuit tester: The finder (or tester or tester) is nothing more

than a fully insulated screwdriver, except for the tip. ... The
current rises through the tip of the screwdriver to the resistor
and the bulb. The button acts like ground once it is pressed.

face plate: The faceplates are the plastic covers of the data
collection box that are found on the walls or overlapping trays
and are used to connect structured network machines, these
faceplates adapt to any keystone type connector.

turn off: means turn off. - Disconnect, turn off (lighting,

machine or appliance, gas, etc.).

circuit breaker: A circuit breaker is a self-operating electrical

switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage
caused by overload or short circuit. Its basic function is to
detect a fault condition and interrupt the flow of current.

No light: A power outage or power outage is the loss of

electrical power supply to an area.
Means: Means is the singular and plural of the noun that
means way, method, or financial resources. This is also the
plural form of the noun mean which means average or
midpoint.

Dead: That no longer has life.

That it does not have the ability to have life.

Screws: a short, slender, sharp-pointed metal pin with a raised

helical thread running around it and a slotted head, used to join
things together by being rotated so that it pierces wood or
other material and is held tightly in place.

Hold: grasp, carry or hold with the hands.

The verb to hold is used to "grasp" something with the hand.
He took his son's hand as they crossed the street.

wall box: Wallbox refers to the physical charging point installed

on the wall that provides electrical current to the electric
vehicle to allow it to charge. The term is composed of wall
(wall) and box (box), as it normally looks like a box and is fixed
on the wall.

to be unscrewed: Unscrewing will also loosen or separate. The

first definition of unscrewing in the dictionary is pulling out or
removing a screw. Other definition of unscrewing is loosening
by turning continuously, usually counterclockwise.

Need: Doing:
Carefully: one by one:
slide it out: Helps:
be attached to: keep track:
Some: Were:
rigid wire: Go:
Feel: thick wires:
Tight: almost always:
pull it out: have to use:
Old: at some point:
like I did before: como hice antes:
Once: once
in place: en su lugar
last wire: último cable
ground wire: cable de tierra
no insulation: sin aislamiento
around it: alrededor
one last time: una última vez
repeat what I did: repite lo que hice
the first two wires: los dos primeros cables
a pair of needle nose pliers: un par de alicates de punta fina
comes in handy: comes a mano
Removing: quitando
Buy: comprar
Single: único
Replacement: reemplazo
a 10 pack: a paquete de 10
Inexpensive: barato
Wires: alambres
change the wires: cambiar los cables
one at a time: uno a la vez
Loosening: aflojando
black wire: alambre negro
have to do: Tener que hacer
Wiggling: meneando
to get it off: para sacarlo
new outlet: nueva salida

Necesitar:
Con cuidado: Hook:
deslícelo hacia afuera: Exact:
estar adjunto a: Same:
Algunos: Location:
alambre rígido: Before:
Sentir: Secure:
Apretado: to use:
sáquelo:
Pliers:
Viejo:
to wrap it around:
Haciendo:
uno a uno: After:
Ayuda: green screw:
realizar un seguimiento: I am done with the wiring:
Fueron: tuck the wires back:
Ir: Into:
alambres gruesos: wall box:
casi siempre: Onto:
tengo que usar: Surface:
en algún momento: line up:
top mounting screw: After
screw in: tornillo verde
repeat again: He terminado con el cableado
at the bottom: mete los cables hacia atrás
Attached: dentro
Before: caja de pared
slide the outlet: sobre
left to right: superficie
Tightening: póngase en fila
mount crew: tornillo de montaje superior
Ready: enroscar
Attach: repite otra vez
last screw: en el fondo
to be done: adjunto
turn on: antes de
Breaker: deslice la salida
Tighten: de izquierda a derecha
to keep: apriete
in place: tripulación de montaje
to move out of the way: Listo
White: adjuntar
Old: último tornillo
Quick: para acabar
circuit test: encender
to see: interruptor automático
apretar
mantener
en su lugar
moverse fuera del camino
gancho blanco
exacto viejo
mismo rápido
localización prueba de circuito
antes de para ver
seguro
usar
alicates
para envolverlo
B. Video: "Como usar will en inglés"
1. Qué es el futuro simple?
El Futuro Simple es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para
describir acciones que se van a desarrollar en el futuro sin
necesidad de aclarar en que momento se producirán. Su
equivalente en el idioma español es el Futuro Imperfecto. Por
ejemplo:
I will study the lesson. Yo estudiaré la lección.
(No se menciona en que tiempo)
He will travel to London. Él viajará a Londres.
(No se especifica cuando)

They will buy a new car. Ellos comprarán un nuevo auto.

(No se sabe en que momento)

Aunque también se puede expresar el tiempo en el que se

desarrollará la acción, por ejemplo:

Susan will visit her mother tomorrow.

Susan visitará a su madre mañana.
John will travel to New York the next month.
John viajará a Nueva York el próximo mes.

Este tiempo verbal utiliza para su construcción el auxiliar WILL

seguido del verbo principal en infinitivo

2. Qué es “Will”?
Utilizamos will para hablar del futuro cuando no estamos muy
seguros de lo que va a pasar, así que decimos lo que creemos
que pasará. Por ejemplo: Mi equipo ganará el domingo sería
My team will win on Sunday. Normalmente te encontrarás con
will en su forma contraída: 'll. También utilizamos will cuando
acabamos de tomar una decisión sobre lo que haremos. Por
ejemplo: Tomaré el pescado sería I’ll have the fish.
3. Cómo se forma el futuro simple con Will?
El futuro se forma con el verbo auxiliar 'will' seguido del verbo
en infinitivo sin 'to'.
Sujeto + “will” + “not” + verbo principal.

Ejemplos: I will not [won't] call you tonight. (No te llamaré esta
noche.) She will not [won't] arrive late.
4. De 8 ejemplos de oraciones afirmativas en ingles con”
Will” y los 8 pronombres del inglés con el siguiente patrón:
Pronoun + Auxiliary + Verb + Complement. Use 8 verbos
diferentes. Luego escriba el significado de cada oración.

 He will travel to Peru next weekend during the holidays.

 She will cook rice and fish for all the brothers.
 she will eat a lot of food on the weekend.
 She will travel to Brazil next weekend for the carnival
festivities.
 She will cook a lot of food and everyone will eat.
 he will play.
 Tomorrow he will read the newspaper To find out.
 We will arrive at the school by bus to be on time.
 We will play in the park next week.

 Viajará a Perú el próximo fin de semana durante las

vacaciones.
 Ella cocinará arroz y pescado para todos los hermanos.
 ella comerá mucha comida el fin de semana.
 Viajará a Brasil el próximo fin de semana para las
festividades del carnaval.
 Ella cocinará mucha comida y todos comerán.
 él jugará.
 Mañana leerá el periódico Para averiguarlo.
 Llegaremos a la escuela en autobús para llegar a tiempo.
 Jugaremos en el parque la semana que viene.
5. Cómo se forma la forma negativa?
Oraciones negativas: Sujeto + did not o didn't + verbo en
presente+ complemento.
6. Cómo se forma la forma interrogativa?
Did + sujeto+ verbo en presente+complemento.
7. Escriba 8 oraciones interrogativas con los 8 pronombres
y diferentes verbos, luego escriba el significado de cada
oración.
Will she read the newspaper tomorrow? (¿Ella leerá el
periódico mañana?)
Will we come to school by bus? (¿Nosotros vendremos a la
escuela en autobús?)
Will you work very hard? (¿Tú trabajarás muy duro?)
will he dance in the house
Will we play in the park next week? (¿Nosotros jugaremos en el
parque la siguiente semana?)
Will he watch his son in the race? (¿Él verá a su hijo en la
carrera?)
Will the store be open until seven o’clock? (¿La tienda estará
abierta hasta las 7?)
Will the plant die because of lack of sunshine? (¿La planta
morirá por falta de luz natural?)
Will we try to arrive on time? (¿Nosotros trataremos de llegar a
tiempo?)

8. Busque en el video "How to Replace an Electrical Outlet"

las oraciones que utilizan el auxiliar “Will”.
will probably have to be replaced.
 I’ll show you step-by-step.
It’ll be attached to some rigid wires so it’ll feel tight when you
pull it out.
I’ll start by loosening the screw on the black
wire.
Now I’ll take the new outlet and hook the wire to the exact
same screw location here.
I’ll connect the white wire to the corresponding screw on the
new outlet.
the outlet so it’s straight simply by loosening one of the mount
screws and then I can slide the outlet left or right.
I’ll connect the white wire to the corresponding screw on the
new outlet.
it’s straight simply by loosening one of the mount screws and
then I can slide the outlet left or right.
I’ll do another quick circuit
10. Copie en una columna las oraciones con el auxiliar Will y
en otra columna las demás oraciones.
If you’re a home owner, at one point or another an electrical
outlet will probably
have to be replaced.

I’m not sure how this one got burnt out but it definitely needs
to be changed.

It’s pretty easy to do even if you’ve never done it before and I’ll
show you step-by-step
how to do it with some basic household tools.

One of the things needed is a circuit tester.

Here since the circuit tester still lights up I know this is an active
outlet.

But I’m going to start by taking off the face plate.

And at this point if you haven’t already turn off the circuit
breaker do it now.

Then check with the circuit tester again to make sure electricity
is off here.

No light means it’s dead.

There are two screws that hold the actual outlet in the wall
box.
The just need to be unscrewed.

Now that the outlet is loose carefully slide it out.

It’ll be attached to some rigid wires so it’ll feel tight when you
pull it out.

You can buy a single replacement outlet but I got a 10-pack

because it was so inexpensive.

I wanted some extras around in case I had more I need to

replace.

I like to change wires one at a time so I’ll start by loosening the

screw on the black
wire.

You may have to do some wiggling to get it off the screw.

Now I’ll take the new outlet and hook the wire to the exact
same screw location here.
Before securing the wire I had to use pliers to wrap it around
the screw.

Then I can tighten the screw to keep the wire in place.

Now move the new outlet out of the way and remove the
white wire from the old outlet.

Doing this one by one helps me keep track of where the wires
go.

And with these thick wires you almost always have to use pliers
at some point.

And like I did before, I’ll connect the white wire to the
corresponding screw on the
new outlet.

Once the wire is in place tighten the screw.

The last wire is the ground wire which has no insulation around
it.

And one last time I’m going to repeat what I did with the first
two wires.

Again a pair of needle nose pliers comes in really handy for

removing the wire.

After the wire is loose it can be connected to the green screw

on the new outlet.

Once the screw is tightened I’m done with the wiring.

Now carefully tuck the wires back into the wall box and place
the outlet onto the surface
of the box.
Line up the top mounting screw first and screw it in.
Now just repeat again at the bottom.

Before the faceplate is attached I can adjust the angle of the

outlet so it’s straight
simply by loosening one of the mount screws and then I can
slide the outlet left or right.

After tightening the mount screw I’m ready to attach the face
plate.
One last screw here and it’ll be done.

At this point turn on the breaker for this outlet and I’ll do
another quick circuit
test to see if this is working.

Hopefully I’ve been able to show you how easy it is to replace a

bad outlet in your
home.

I’m not an electrician but I’ve replaced several of these since

being a home owner.