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Theme:
Homework 4
NAME:
Félix Antonio Brito Santana
ENROLLMENT:
1-16-0870
SUBJECT:
English conversation I
TEACHER:
Ramón Reynoso
DATE:
05/06/2020
After you watch the video given below do the written exercise about it and the
suggested exercises from the textbook. Upload a video on YOUTUBE talking about
the video you saw. Attach the video link and put it with the rest of the information.
Good luck!!!
- Click on the following link to watch the video:
Shopaholic Documentary
https://youtu.be/88FB5YjqrSw
A- Now comment based on the video:
1. Do you consider yourself a shapaholic?
No, don´t. because I don´t like to spend most of the time shopping instead of doing
something else more important than this. I am not going to work a whole month and
later spend all the money in an hour.
2. What do you think of these people?
I think they just think in malls most of the time. They not even think in having a
family and in themselves either. It’s a bad habit that they have because if you’re
used to spending most of your money, you won’t be able to afford rent or food. But
I mean that’s something else. I think guys wouldn’t really care as long as it’s not
their money.
3. Any idea to help?
Yes, I think that they have to organize their lives, and I going to subject some
advices.
make a shopping list before you do the grocery and only buy what is on the
list
pay by cash, you will actually see how much you are losing.
if you don’t have internet on your cellphone, take some book or newspaper
with you if you know you may wait for somebody or just wait in the line, for
a doctor appointment, in the subway, etc.
B- Read and study in your book "Hot Topics 1", Chapter 4 Shopping: The New Drug
of Choice.
Work on the following exercises:
Read the articles. Look for the answers to your questions.
Pg. 41, exercises: Check the Facts Reading1 A, B
Reading Comprehension
A. Read the statements and write true (T) or false (F). Go back to Reading 1 and
look for the answers you are unsure of.
8. _F___. People spend more time in shopping malls than they do at work.
2. Circle all that apply. While they are shopping, recreational shoppers ...
a) feel upset.
c) are excited.
d) steal things.
A. Read the statements and write true (T) or false (F). Go back to Reading 2 and look
for the answers you are unsure of.
b) _T___. This mall has more than 250 different places to spend money.
At the dusitani
Analyze
1. Would recreational shoppers like Palm Desert Mall? Why or why not?
They like, because they are going to get what they are looking for there, they
feel fine and relax while they are shopping and can make their dreams come
true, feel that their lives are different and they enjoy shopping.
2. How does the writer of Reading 1 feel about recreational shopping? How do
you know?
He feels worried for them, because they are sick in that aspect and they that the
only important thing in the world is buying, they can´t live without buying.
Reading Skills
What is the author's purpose in each article? Why do you think so?
In my opinion I think that is trying to inform us about something that is happening right
away and we have to be more self-confident for shopping, because shopping like
recreational shopping is a disease. We can buy but not like them.
Pg. 45, exercise: PART II, Read to find the answers to these questions.
PART II
People consume gas, food, water, clothes, products, tickets at the theater, and
something else. We need money for that.
For consuming people, the most important thing is spend money buying a
bunch of things and sometime they are not going to use it, they buy just for
buying and feel good at the moment.
For non-consuming people is different, because they´re not worried for that,
they try to spend time doing something different like reading a book, walking
the dog, something like that. We have to control ourselves.
Vocabulary Work
How can you use world knowledge to guess the approximate meaning of the underlined
words?
In the future, hoe much time will you use up spending money-in movie theaters, at
amusement parks, at drive-thrus, at shopping malls, at convenience stores, at the gas pump,
or at your desk paying bills.
I guess to the approximate meaning because they are compound words, two different
words, when you put them together and try to get meaning of those words. In that way I get
the approximate meaning.
Reading Skills
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiiPKnUDWyA