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English Evaluation Unit 8 - Cardenas, Casivar, Vaca

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2023

U.N.S.J.

6° Construcciones

Esc. Industrial. D. F. Sarmiento

Cardenas, Sofia

Casivar, Romina

Vaca, Valentina

English Evaluation Unit 8

10. Personal opinion

9. Email 3

8. Email 2

7. Email 1

6. Tenses Reported Speech

5. Introduction Reported Speech

4. Adjective Suffixes

3. Vocabulary

2. Introduction

1. Presentation

Content

PRESENTATION

In this unit we learnt vocabulary about different types of crimes and criminals, adjective suffixes, and we also saw a new grammar structure: the reported speech. In the next pages, we will show you what we learnt about it.

Unit 8 - Crimes

In this topic, we saw the different words that exist to reffer to each type of crimes and criminals. We also learnt some vocabulary about collocations in police work.

Vocabulary: Crimes and criminals

When a looter loot or steal something.

When a drug-dealer deal or sell drugs.

When a burglary burgle or break into a house.

It's when an arsonist set fire to something, like a park.

LOOTING

DRUG-DEALING

BURGLAR

ARSON

Crimes

When a shoplifter steal a shop.

When a robber rob a person or a place.

When a murderer kill somebody.

When a mugger mug somebody.

shoplifting

ROBBERY

MURDER

Mugging

crimes

When a vandal demage or vandalise something.

When a thief steal somethig.

When a smuggler smuggle something.

VANDALISM

THEFT

SMUGgLing

crimes

Sunny: today is sunny.

Easily: my homework can be done easily.

Venomous: the snake is venomous.

Electrical : the connection between them is electrical.

There are some suffixes that have similar general meanings.The suffixes y, ly, ous ,al are add to nouns and meaning "with the quality of...", for example:

Adjective Suffixes

The suffix ful is add to nouns and meaning "full of.. or giving.." for example: stressful, grateful.

The suffix less is add to nouns and meaning "without" for example: homeless.

The suffix ish is add to nouns and meaning "like.. similar to.." for example: childish.

The suffix able is add to verbs and meaning "possible to.." for example: unforgettable.

There also are some suffixes that have particular meaning.

Adjective Suffixes

To tell someone what another person said we use reported speech. In order to do it, we have to conjugate the sentence in a further back tense.

Simple past: he asked when did the birthday started.

Past continuous: she asked if i was going to the gym.

Past perfect: She said that he had eaten all the chocolate.

Past perfect: he asked if she had gone out last night.

Past perfect continuous: Santi said that John hadn't been cooking at 3 pm yesterday.

Reported speech

Simple present: "when does the birthday start?" he said.

Present continuous: "Are you going to the gym?" she asked.

Present perfect: "He has eaten all the chocolate!" She said.

Simple past: did you go out last night?

Past continuous: "John wasn't cooking at 3 pm yesterday" Santi said.

Reported speech

Past perfect continuous: He said that it had been raining heavily all day.

Would: The man said that a match would set fire to a large building.

Would have: Mary said to me that Tom would have arrived at the restaurant by 7.PM.

Direct Speech

Present perfect continuous: "It has been raining heavily all day" he said.

Future simple: "A match will set fire to a large building" The man said.

Future perfect: "Tom will have arrived at the restaurant by 7.PM," Mary said to me.

Reported speech CONJUGATIONS

Reported speech

Must/ had to/ would have to: A winner said that a full cup had to be carried steadily.

Must/ had to/ would have to: A winner said that a full cup had to be carried steadily.

Could/would be able to: My friend told me that I could have too much of a good thing.

Might: Tom said that a cat might look at a king.

Direct Speech

Must: "A full cup must be carried steadily" a winner said.

Will: "A kite will never be a good hawk" a child said.

Can: "You can have too much of a good thing." my friend told me.

May: "A cat may look at a king" Tom said.

Reported speech CONJUGATIONS

Reported speech

Direct Speech

Direct speech: "I go to the gym next to your house."

Reported speech: Jenny told me that she goes to the gym next to my house. I'm thinking about going with her.

Reported speech CONJUGATIONS

If what the speaker has said is still true or relevant, it's not always necessary to change the tense. This might happen when the speaker has used a present tense.

Reported speech

Pronouns also usually change in indirect speech.

Direct speech: 'I enjoy working in my garden" said Bob.

Reported speech: Bob said that he enjoyed working in his garden.

However, if you are the person or one of the people who spoke, then the pronouns don't change.
Pronouns

We also change demonstratives and adverbs of time and place if they are no longer accurate. For example:

Direct speech: "We like it here."

Reported speech:

-She told me they like it here. (You are currently in the place they like.)-She told me they like it there. (You are not in the place they like.)
Demostratives and adverbs

Hi Ana! How are you? Last weekend I went with my family to Buenos Aires. We took an airplane and it was very quiet so I could sleep the whole journey. When we arrived, we rented a car to move around the city. We stayed in a hotel near the Coast. The rooms were great and had good views but because of how crowded the city was, we couldn't enjoy them very well. We also visited some places like Parque de la Costa, but my favorite activity was going to the beach and seeing the sunset. Last day, when I was walking back to the hotel I saw a thief in a stand from the beach. At that moment, I got scared, so I called my parents and they notified the police. Finally the thief was arrested. How about you? How are your days in Brazil? Hope to see you soon. Kisses!Sofi.

Hi Santi, It's been a while since we've seen each other, I have many things to tell you! Last week I came back from holidays with my siblings. We went to Neuquen and we stayed there for two weeks. First, we travelled by train to the capital of the city, and then we took a shuttle to arrive at the cottage near the mountains where we stayed all the journey. The panoramic views during all the trip were really amazing and the cottage was so comfortable. We did many activities there, mainly a lot of trekking and sightseeing around the area, but my favourite activity definitely was going on a tour through the city's lakes. Also we visited some national parks and on the last day, we visited the centre of the city. That day, when we were leaving a cafe with my brother, we saw a teenager who passed running next to us. At first, we didn't understand what was happening, but when we arrived at the corner of the street, we noticed the guy was chasing a thief who was trying to steal his phone. Fortunately, some people helped the teenager and they could stop the thief and called the police. And you? How is the working holiday going in Mexico? When will you come back?I hope we can catch up soon! See you, Romina.

Hi Nick!How are you? I just came back from Buenos Aires with my family and I have a lot to tell you!We stayed at a hotel near the Obelisco and we did a lot of sigghtseeing through the city. One of my favourite touristic attractions was "Caminito", which is located in La Boca. Of course we couldn't lose the opportunit to visit the most famous football stadiums in Argentina, so we also did tour through la Bombonera and the Monumental, which was amazing. One of the days, coming from the Grand Splendid to the hotel, we got to experience a mugging near us. A young mas was being ffollowed by a mugger, who tried to steal his backpack and threatened him with a knife. The young man grabbed the mugger's hand and wrestled 'till he had the weapon in his hands. The mugger got scared and run away. Concerned, we decided to call an ambulance to make sure he would be okey.What about you Nick? How was your summer at your grandmother's house?Hope to see you soon! Bye!Valentina.

Peronal Opinion

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Presentación animada. Aylen Perez 6to construcciones.

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Student: Aylen Perez

School year: 2023

Date: Monday, 18th September

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PRESENTATION

Hello!

My name is Aylen and in this presentation I will show what we learnt in Unit 8 in English Classes.

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Topic Unit 8: Crime

PART #2: Grammar

In te Unit 8 we saw "Reported speech".

We use this to report what somebody else said.

GRAMMAR: "REPORTED SPEECH"

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We can use " that " to introduce reported speech, but we often omit it. The tense of the verb usually changes.

It is commonly used in writing and speaking to report statements, questions, requests, and other forms of speech made by another person. Here are the key steps to using reported speech

GRAMMAR: "REPORTED SPEECH"

""I suggest you go back to your dormitories"

She suggested that they go back to their dormitories

Present simple ⮕ Past simple

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"We're playing Pictionary in the present."

Sheldon said that we were playing Pictionary at the moment.

Present continuous ⮕ Past continuous

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"Majesty, Alice has escaped"

He told the Majesty that Alice had escaped.

Present perfect ⮕ Past perfect

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"I'm very interested to find out who's been doing her taxes the last four years"

She said a very interested in finding out who had been doing her taxes for the past four years.

Present perfect continuous ⮕ Past perfect continuous

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"I thougth you were a female! "

Sid said that he tougth it was a female.

Past simple ⮕ Past perfect

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"Yeah, I'll keep that in mind "

Marty told Doc that he would keep that in mind.

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Topic Unit 8: Crime

PART #2: Vocabulary

In te Unit 8 we saw "Crime and criminals" too.

We use this vocabulary for relate to crime.

Each crime has a specific verb, and there are different types of robberies

Vocabulary: CRIMES, CRIMINALS AND POLICE WORK"

Crimen: Arson (incendio provocado)

Criminal: Arsonist (piromano)

Crimen: Murder (asesinato)

Criminal: Murderer (asesino)

Crimen: Kidnapping (secuestro)

Criminal: Kidnapper (secuestrador)

Crimen: Burglary (robar casas)

Criminal: Burglar (ladrón de casas)

Crimen: Smuggling (contrabando)

Criminal: Smuggler (lcontrabandista)

Crimen: Robbery (robo)

Criminal: Robber (ladrón)

EXAMPLES of vocabulary

The firefighters worked to extinguish the fire started by the arsonist.

¡The murderer was arrested for the crime of murder, and he was sentenced for 10 years in prision.

The kidnapper was caught, and the kidnapped child was safely reunited with their family.

The burglar broke into the house through a window and burgle a lot of money.

Smuggling drugs across the border is a serious crime, and the smuggler faced severe penalties upon conviction.

The police apprehended the robber shortly after the robbery occurred.

EXAMPLES

There are some suffixes that have similar general meanings.
The suffixes _y, _ly, _ous ,_al are add to nouns and meaning "with the quality of..." for example:

Mysterious: The old mansion had a mysterious atmosphere.

The magician performed a magical trick.

The party was so lively that everyone was dancing.

The curry is too spicy for my taste.

ADJETIVE SUFIXXES

Topic Unit 8: Crime

PART #2: Writing

My Buenos Aires Trip

I hope you are good! I am returned from an amazing holiday in Buenos Aires, and I couldn't wait to tell you all.

The journey was very fun. I flew to Buenos Aires with my family and, upon arrival, I was very exited for see the city. The people, the culture, and the food were all incredible. I visited some fantastic tourist attractions, including the historic La Boca neighborhood, the stunning Recoleta Cemetery, and the iconic Casa Rosada.

But, not everything was a good. One day, I went to the park near our hotel, and in this a thief tried to seal

E-MAIL TO A FRIEND

my cell phone. I was shocking!. Luckily a police officer was nearby and saw me. When a thief saw the police, he ran. I felt very relieved.

The police didn't find the thief, but the good thing is that I have my cell phone.

Take care of thefts when you will go to Buenos Aires.

PART #3: PERSONAL OPINION

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PERSONAL OPINION

What I like most about this thrid term is learn and understand english more than others years.

What I think about the english classes is that they are very entertaining and interactive.

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El 90% de la información que asimilamos nos llega a través de la vista? Los recursos visuales son de gran ayuda para reforzar tus clases: imágenes, ilustraciones, gifs, vídeos... No solo porque permanecen en la memoria, sino también porque son más atractivos y más fáciles de comprender.

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El 90% de la información que asimilamos nos llega a través de la vista? Los recursos visuales son de gran ayuda para reforzar tus clases: imágenes, ilustraciones, gifs, vídeos... No solo porque permanecen en la memoria, sino también porque son más atractivos y más fáciles de comprender.

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Unit 8
Silva Luján y Zárate Clarisa
6to Construcciones
Escuela Industrial Domingo Faustino Sarmiento

Hello!! We are Luján and Clarisa and in this blog we Will show you what we lernt in Unit 8 in English classes.

Vocabulario de Crimen en Inglés : Su Utilidad y Ejemplos Personales

El vocabulario relacionado con el crimen en inglés es esencial para comunicarse efectivamente sobre asuntos legales y situaciones delictivas. Se usa en diversas situaciones, como al seguir noticias, leer libros de misterio o incluso en conversaciones cotidianas. Aquí te presento algunos términos importantes, cuándo se usan y ejemplos personales para ilustrar su aplicación:

Este vocabulario nos permitirá comprender y hablar sobre temas legales y delictivos en inglés de manera efectiva. Ya sea que estemos contando una historia personal, siguiendo una serie de televisión o participando en una conversación sobre un incidente delictivo, estos términos nos ayudarán a expresarnos con claridad y a entender mejor el mundo del crimen y la justicia.

Hey Luji, I hope this email finds you well! I couldn't wait to share all the details of our recent family trip to Buenos Aires with you. It was an unforgettable adventure filled with incredible sights and, unfortunately, a rather shocking incident. The journey itself was quite the experience. The flight was smooth, and we landed in Buenos Aires with great excitement. Our accommodation was a cozy little apartment in the heart of the city, and the local cuisine was to die for. We indulged in empanadas, delicious steaks, and the best chimichurri sauce I've ever tasted! We explored some of the city's famous tourist attractions, including the iconic La Boca neighborhood with its colorful buildings, the historic San Telmo Market where we found some amazing souvenirs, and the beautiful Recoleta Cemetery, where the tombs are like works of art. Of course, we couldn't miss a tango show, and it was simply mesmerizing. Now, here comes the shocking part. While we were strolling through Palermo Soho, we witnessed a petty crime. A pickpocket managed to snatch a woman's purse and dashed off into the crowd. It all happened so quickly, and we were left in shock. Thankfully, some locals rushed to help the victim, and the police arrived swiftly. It's a stark reminder that even in such a vibrant city, one needs to stay vigilant. On a different note, I'd love to know if you've been to Buenos Aires or if you have any recommendations for our next trip. Have you heard about any interesting places to visit? Please fill me in on your adventures! Looking forward to catching up soon. Take care! Warm regards, Clari

I hope you're doing great! I wanted to fill you in on our unforgettable family holiday in Brazil. The journey was an adventure in itself, with a layover in Rio de Janeiro before we reached our final destination, São Paulo.

We explored the stunning beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, visited the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, and indulged in delicious feijoada. It was a dream come true!

However, there was a concerning incident during our trip. While in a bustling market, my mom's purse was snatched by a pickpocket. It was a stark reminder to stay vigilant in crowded places.

By the way, I remember you mentioning your own Brazil trip. Could you share some lesser-known spots or travel tips for our next visit?

Anticipating our next chat eagerly! Until then, take care and stay in touch!

Best regards,

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