ENGLISH PROGRAM

CYCLE 2
2022
 WEEK 1: planning: Network
systems
TEMA: Network Systems

DESCRIPCIÓN DEL TEMA: This unit focuses on network systems for different work situations, the
hardware associated with those systems, and network range and speed. The unit is also
concerned with talking about the past in relation to career development and work routines.

QUÉ VOY A APRENDER: This unit develops two transversal axes, the notional axis, and the
linguistic axis. For the notional axis, the student will be immersed in the world of Network
systems. On the other hand, the linguistic axis focuses on discovering the use of the
conjunction because, the interrogative forms wh, and the simple past with regular and irregular
verbs.

CÓMO LO VOY A APRENDER:

▪ Giving reasons for recommendations
▪ Talking about hardware used in networks
▪ Talking about your education or careers to date
▪ Talking about speeds and ranges
▪ Using the past simple tense to talk about past activities at work
 COMPUTER
NETWORK TYPES 01
NETWORKING
HARDWARE 02
DAYS 04 NETWORK RANGE
AND SPEED
TALKING ABOUT THE
PAST 03
05 BUSINESS MATTERS
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teacher.
01
COMPUTER NETWORK
TYPES
 What is a computer network?
A computer network is a group of
computers linked to each other that
enables the computer to communicate with
another computer and share their
resources, data, and applications.
A computer network can be categorized by
their size and there are mainly of four types.
LAN(Local Area Network)
A local Area Network is a group of computers
connected to each other in a small area. You
can use them in buildings and offices.
PAN(Personal Area Network)
Personal Area Network is a network arranged
within an individual person, typically within a
range of 10 meters. It can be confused with
LAN, but they are different.
MAN(Metropolitan Area Network)
A metropolitan area network is a network that
covers a larger geographic area while
interconnect different LAN networks to form a
larger network.
WAN(Wide Area Network)
A Wide Area Network is a network that
extends over a large geographical area such as
states or countries. Although the MAN
network covers a larger geographic area, it can
not be confused with the WAN network.

Conjunctions are parts of speech that connect words, phrases,
Coordinating
Connect words or phrases that
serve the same grammatical
purpose in a sentence. FANBOYS.
PAN describes two or more devices
that are located on your person.
I have my own PAN at the office, yet
it is connected to the LAN of the
company I work for.
CONJUNCTIONS
What are these?
clauses, or sentences.
They can be
Paired Subordinated
Consist of two words or phrases Join a subordinate clause to a main
that help make a point or establish clause and establishes a
alternatives. relationship between the two.
The new network will require I must know how computer networks
significant investments of both time work if I want to install them.
and money. (Main clause + subordinate clause)
You are using not only your LAN but If I want to install computer networks, I
also the WAN. must know how they work.
(Subordinate clause + Main Clause)
 Conjunctions: causes, reasons and
results
Conjunctions describing
causes, reasons, results and
purpose are subordinating
conjunctions.
‘COS/’CUZ

She is connected to LAN BECAUSE provides higher security.

Most common
BECAUSE Focus on reason I rather have a Wireless Personal Area Network BECAUSE wires are so annoying
Middle

There’s no need to dress SINCE everything can be done from home

up for work anymore with computers and telephones.
More formal
SINCE Not in questions Government agencies need to connect they use MAN
SINCE
Beginning-middle with the citizens and private industries,

AS I just mentioned, the best example of WAN is the Internet.

More formal
AS Focus on result you have to buy the hardware.
Beginning AS the Personal Area Network must be developed,
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02
Networking hardware
 What is your name?
What is wrong with you?
WH-?
What is a bridge in a
When do I change the Network System?
router?
Why is Motorola MB7420
the best cable modem you WHAT
WHEN can buy?

WHY

WHO
WHERE

Who is the networking HOW WHICH

technical support Where is the server
engineer? located?
How do dial-up modems Which Network Interface
work? Cards (NICs) do you
recommend?
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Wh-Questions: Structure
information and we do not
expect a yes/no answer.

With an Auxiliary Verb With a modal verb

Wh questions+ auxiliary verb+subject+main Wh- word + modal verb + subject + main

verb? verb
What does he want to do? Who would you like to talk?
When do you think we can leave? What should I do?

With the Verb TO BE Negative Wh- Questions

Wh questions+to be+subject+complement? Add negative form of the auxiliary verbs 'be,'

Where is your office? 'do' and 'have.'
'How' does not start with Wh- Why aren't you surprised?
but nonetheless, it is Who is your friend?
considered a wh- question Who doesn't want chocolate?
word.
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Talking about the past
 The simple past is a
verb tense that is
SIMPLE PAST TENSE used to talk about
things that happened
I lived in Bogotá for five years.
or existed before
now.

Usually we just add -ED Ends with "e", add -D C+Y, change “y” for “i”, add -ED c+v+c, duplicate last C add -ED

Want → Wanted Change → changed Try→ tried Stop → stopped

Learn → LearnED Believe → BelieveD Marry → MarriED Skip → Skipped
Walk → WalkED Love→ LoveD Study → Studied Clap → Clapped

V+Y, add -ED

Play→ played
Destroy → DestroyED
Pray→ PrayED
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 PRONUNCIATION

“p”, “f”, “k” “s” “b”, “g”, “l”, “m”, “n”, “d” o “t”
“-ed” como una “t” “v”, “z” pronunciar la “e”
pronunciar solo la “d” como una “i”
Looked
Kissed Yelled Ended
Cleaned Waited
EXAMPLES
Thomas lived in Cartagena in 1993.
Caroline smiled at me yesterday.
AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE
They did not go to the celebration.
Sarah didn’t finish her homework. I WALKED I DIDN’T WALK DID I WALK?

Did she arrive?

Did you have fun with your friends yesterday?

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Business matters
 TIME WORDS
Yesterday My mom worked late yesterday.

For (#) years I studied English for 5 years.

Weeks I traveled for three weeks.

(#) Months (ago) I didn’t help Karl four months ago.

Days (ago) I joked about that 2 days ago.

(#) hours ago I cried for you 3 hours ago.

in -(year) I painted that picture in 1982.

On (day) I talked to her on Monday.

Last -month, week, year, night- I didn’t enjoy the cookie last… month, week, year, night.
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 IRREGULAR VERBS
An irregular verb has some special rules for creating past
tense forms. So, these verbs do not end with -d, -ed, or
There are many irregular verbs
-ied, rather they change their forms completely, in a in English. Unfortunately, there
sense that the irregular verbs are transformed into an is no standard way to create
entirely different word. them.
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You did it!
He was sad We were so young (nightmare) Tom did the activity
She was so mean They were scared Tina had a headache
It was a good thing
05
Network range and
speed
LIST OF IRREGULAR VERBS
1. I spent a lot of money with the new internet connection.
2. My bandwidth was really bad.
3. I had to run a speed test at home because the internet was slow.
4. I sent the email too late because my internet didn’t work.
5. Terry chose 500 Mbps because I have to work on multiple devices with no slowdowns.

1. I didn’t spend much money connecting the new internet.

2. I didn’t know that internet speeds are measured in bits per second.
3. Susan didn’t understand that download speed is different from upload speed.
4. My access point or router didn't work.
5. Karl didn't mention that the structure of the house can weaken our Wi-Fi signal.
Let’s remember!
1. Did you spend a lot of money with the new internet?
2. Where did you read about the way Wi-Fi routers operate on the 2.4 GHz band?
3. Did he know you can extend your Wi-Fi signal outside?
4. Did you get any information about the speed of our connection?
5. How did you learn about network troubleshooting tools?
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