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Módulo 2: Trading & Networking

IN TR ODUCCIÓN AL MÓDULO

Introducción

UN IT 3: B UY IN G & SELLIN G

Contenido de la unidad

Cierre de la unidad

UN IT 4: SOCIALIZIN G

Contenido de la unidad

Cierre de la unidad

CIER R E DEL MÓDULO

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Introducción

Module 2 is about trading – Unit 3 focuses on products, and Unit 4 on people; two important elements in the
business world. By the end of the module, you will be able to compare products, and discuss business
relationship's basics.

Objetivos del módulo


Speak about objects, compare them and indicate preferences.  

Invite people to meetings; accept invitations and give excuses.

Contenidos del módulo

Unit 3-  Buying & Selling   

1. Demonstrative Pronouns.

2. Adjectives.

Unit 4- Socializing

1. Present Simple Short Answers.

2. Object Pronouns.

3. Would.
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Do you like buying online?  

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These are very nice shoes. I prefer these to those ones; they are nicer. (Estos son unos zapatos muy bonitos.
Prefiero estos a aquellos, son más bonitos).

In the previous sentence, we see words we use to represent objects or places (sometimes people, too):
these, those, ones; and a word used to compare two things: nicer.

Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives

This video explains in detail the structures and uses of adjectives, and their comparative and superlative
forms. 

Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives


Nasjonal digital læringsarena (2012). Positive, Comparative and Superlative of Adjectives.
Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSSXkVKbeII 

Comparison of adjectives
This website contains many activities to practice comparison of adjectives (optional) 

ACTIVITIES

Material de Lectura

Demonstrative Pronouns Adjectives.pdf


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Do you like buying online? 

Telemarketing has been here for many decades, but some people
don’t trust buying online. They prefer traditional shopping. In this
unit, we discuss and compare these two ways of buying.

Bibliografía
Murphy, R. (1998). Grammar in Use - Reference and Practice for Intermediate Students of
English. Cambridge, Reino Unido: Cambridge University Press.
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Would you like some coffee?


Do you like coffee?

Would you like?

A short video on How to offer things in English using 'would you like?'

English grammar - Would you like?


Your English Web: Weekly English video lessons (2015).  English grammar - Would you like?
Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQqf85JrMw8   

–Do you like the Opera? –Yes, I do. I love it!



–¿Te gusta la ópera? –Sí, ¡me encanta!

–Would you like to go to a show with Nina and Ken?



–¿Te gustaría ir a un espectáculo con Nina y Ken?

–I’d love to go with them!



–Me encantaría ir con ellos.
In the previous example, we see expressions to speak about what we like to do (lo que nos gusta hacer) and
what we would like to do (lo que nos gustaría hacer). Also, we see the word "them" ("ellos", pronombre de
tercera persona plural; como sujeto es “they”, pero después de un verbo, o una preposición, “them”).

Likes and dislikes

Everyday English conversations. Topic: Likes and Dislikes. 

Talking About Likes and Dislikes in English - Spoken Englis…

Oxford Online English (2018). Talking About Likes and Dislikes in English - Spoken English Lesson.
Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Da6MVHpabQY
Material de Lectura

LIKES&DISLIKES_WOULD.pdf
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Would you like some coffee?


Do you like coffee?

We use would like to talk about the things we want to do (“me


gustaría [hacer] …”) or to make offers or suggestions. Instead, we
use like to talk about our preferences (“me gusta…”).

Bibliografía
Murphy, R. (1998). Grammar in Use - Reference and Practice for Intermediate Students of
English. Cambridge, Reino Unido: Cambridge University Press.
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