Dear Students,

In our last session on Tuesday, June 4th, we began with a guided group conversation on topics related to the ongoing strike. The central question for our discussion was, "If you had a foreign friend whose native language is English and who doesn't know any Spanish, and they asked you for details about what is happening at the university and the campus, what would you tell them?" Through this activity, we were able to learn vocabulary related to civic contingencies while practicing B1-level oral competence, which is one of the objectives of our English program.

Following this, we revisited financial vocabulary with an interactive group activity. Through various exercises, we stimulated the learning of vocabulary, structures, and idiomatic phrases commonly used to talk about money matters. We covered everything from discussing places like the bank to actions like withdrawing money from an ATM and different types of currency.

To conclude the class, we engaged in a listening comprehension activity titled "Going Cashless," where we explored the challenges of converting our transactions exclusively to digital operations.

Please continue to review the material, and I look forward to seeing you in our next class.

Warm regards,

Prof. Masías O.