Hi everyone,

We’ve made it to the final week of the course, and I couldn’t be prouder of all the effort you’ve put in so far. Here’s what to expect as we wrap things up:

1. Written Test: In our first session, we’ll complete the written evaluation, which covers reading comprehension, listening comprehension, and grammar (Use of English). You’ve been building these skills steadily, and I’m confident you’re prepared to do well.

2. Oral Interview: In the second session, we’ll conduct interviews in pairs. This will follow the exact format we practiced in class: starting with personal information and transitioning into a discussion on a given topic. You’ve shown great progress, and this is your opportunity to demonstrate it!

Remember, you’ve got the knowledge and skills to excel. Trust in your preparation, stay focused, and give it your best shot!

Good luck to everyone—you’ve got this!

Best,
Camila

Dear Students,

This is a reminder that Task 6 will take place on November 27th. Please be punctual.

During this session, you will engage with reading and listening topics similar to those covered in the unit. Additionally, we will dedicate time to preparing the speaking section of the final exam. Please note that everyone must take this final written and spoken exam, as it is required to pass the course. You also need to take task 6 assessment.

Class will begin promptly at 11:30 AM. The door will be closed at that time, so make sure to arrive on time.

See you then!

Best regards,
Professor Camila

Dear Students,

Next week marks our final week of the course! 🎉

Here’s what you need to know and prepare:

1. Attendance Requirement:

   • Remember, you need 75% attendance to take the final exams. This includes justified absences ("asistencias justificadas") and classes attended ("clases asistidas").
   • Late arrivals ("atrasos") do not count towards your attendance percentage.

2. Preparation for Monday:

   • Review the materials from Lessons 2 and 3 of Unit 6 and complete the reading activities. We will work on these in class.
   • Work on the tasks in the Tareas section as well.
   • We will work on task 6 on November 27th

3. Final Exam Review:

   • Next week, we will also focus on review activities for the final written exam and the final speaking exam.

Let’s stay motivated and work together for a strong finish to our semester! 🎉💪

Best regards,
Professor Camila

Hi everyone! 👋

Please make sure to connect to the class today!
We have an exciting lesson planned, and I look forward to seeing all of you there. Let’s make the most of our time together!

See you soon! 😊

Best,
Camila

Dear Students,

on November 11th week we will work on the following:

U5L1Lesson aims:

• Recognize types of visual charts/graphs
• Understand details of visual charts/graphs
• Compare and contrast information presented in a table

U5L2

Lesson aims:

• Recognize types of visual charts/graphs
• Understand details of visual charts/graphs
• Compare and contrast information presented in a table

Dear Students,

On October 21st week, we will start unit 4 “Something to say”. The material has been posted.

The objectives of this week are the following:

 Express and understand an opinion about a presentation or class topic 

• Use and understand superlative adjectives (the most comfortable, the best, the easiest, etc)
• Make recommendations about classes based on interest  (X should …. because…)
• Read academic/professional profiles to use this information 
• Express a choice in writing ( using the connectors and, but, because, so)

Wednesday’s class - October 23rd:

• Express ideas using facts and figures (numbers and measure units such as kilos, kilometers, etc)
• Make statements using superlatives about world facts (the smallest …. is….)
• Understand a basic talk containing facts and figures 
• Speculate about information in a talk (writing)
• Create written questions in preparation for a talk

Our next evaluated task will be reading, listening, and writing activities regarding unit 4 which will take place in class on October 30th.