Grupo: 03

1741817 GAYTÁN CAMACHO LUIS ROSENDO

1739804 HERRERA MENDIETA KARINA GRACIELA

1673925 MENDOZA RIVERA ALEJANDRA

1727330 NIÑO GARCÍA GABRIELA SARAÍ

1739319 REQUENA ARAUJO JENIFHER JUDITH

COMPETENCIA COMUNICATIVA EN INGLÉS

M.A Aurora Leticia Leal Vázquez

EVIDENCIA 2
GRAMMAR PLUS &
VOCABULARY PLUS 0
5B GRAMAR PLUS (Reported Speech) ......................................................................................... 2

CONVERSATION 1 ....................................................................................................................... 2

ANSWERS 1 ................................................................................................................................... 2

CONVERSATION 2 ....................................................................................................................... 2

ANSWERS 2 ................................................................................................................................... 2

CONVERSATION 3 ....................................................................................................................... 2

ANSWERS 3 ................................................................................................................................... 3

5 – A Vocabulary Plus (Terms to describe behaviors) ............................................................... 3

5 – B Vocabulary Plus (Expressions for reported speech) ........................................................ 4

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 5B GRAMAR PLUS (REPORTED SPEECH)

I. Review the rules for reported speech on page 41. Change these conversations to
reported speech

CONVERSATION 1
a) Ryan: I´m thinking of applying for a promotion at work.
b) Emma: What kind of promotion is it?
c) Ryan: Our department needs a new manager.
d) Emma: You should definitely apply!
e) Ryan: I´m a little nervous because there´s a big interview.
f) Emma: You just have to practice. I can help you.

ANSWERS 1
a) Ryan told Emma he was thinking of applying for a promotion at work.
b) Emma asked him what kind of promotion it was.
c) He told her his department needed a new manager.
d) She told him he should definitely apply.
e) Ryan told her he was a little nervous because there was a big interview.
f) Emma told him he just had to practice and that she could help him.

CONVERSATION 2
a) Karl: Do we have to sign up for our after-school club?
b) Tanya: You can sign up until noon.
c) Ava: Don´t wait too long. The good clubs are filling up fast.
d) Karl: I´ll do it after I eat my lunch.

ANSWERS 2
a) Karl asked them if they had to sign up for their after-school club.
b) Tanya said that Karl could sign up until noon.
c) Ava told them not to wait too long because the clubs were filling up fast
d) Karl said that he would do it after he had eaten his lunch.

CONVERSATION 3
a) Larry: I’m going to the Galápagos Island in April

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 b) Jason: That’s wonderful! You must send me some photos
c) Larry: I’ll send you some. I promise! But why don´t you go with me?
d) Jason: I can’t go. I may be starting a new job in April.

ANSWERS 3
a) Larry said he was going to the Galapagos Islands in April
b) Jason told him that was wonderful and that he had to send some photos
c) Larry said that he would send some and he wondered why he didn´t go with
him?
d) Jason said to Larry that he couldn´t go, that he might be starting a new job in
April

5 – A VOCABULARY PLUS (TERMS TO DESCRIBE BEHAVIORS)

II. Chose the correct words to complete the conversation.

Liu: I'm going to an academic conference in Los Angeles next week. It'll be my first time in
the U.S., and I want to behave in an (1) appropriate / offensive / unusual way.
Can I address people by their first names?

Jing: When you first meet people in the U.S., it's (2) polite / offensive / rude to address
them by using their title and last name. Once you start talking, if the other person uses
your first name, then you can do that as well.

Liu: OK, I'll try to remember that. Something else I want to know - do people kiss on the
cheek when they first meet? Or is it better to shake hands?

Jing: In a professional setting, it's (3) rude / strange / normal to shake hands. Americans
don't usually kiss strangers on the cheek.

Liu: I'm also wondering how to start conversations with people I meet for the first time.

Jing: Well, I think it's (4) inappropriate / typical / bad form to start by mentioning
something interesting that a speaker said in a recent session. You might also ask
someone's opinion about a conference topic.

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Liu: OK. Now, sometimes when I get excited about an idea, I interrupt the other person
with a lot of questions. Is that all right?

Jing: That's OK with friends, but when you meet new people, it's considered (5) polite / a
compliment / bad form. You should let the other person finish talking.

5 – B VOCABULARY PLUS (EXPRESSIONS FOR REPORTED SPEECH)

III. Use phrases from each box to complete the conversations.

A: My sister borrowed my car. She claimed that her car was being repaired.

B: She wanted to know If I knew a good mechanic. It sounded like a big repaired job!

A: My parents encouraged me to take a trip to Brazil this summer.

B: That´s fantastic! I wondered where you were planning to travel this year.

A: My dad doesn´t like my boyfriend because he plays in a band. He advised me to find

someone who´s more serious about a career.

B: My father thinks the same way. He warned me not to date artists or writers!

A: Ted was late again! He explained that he´d been studying and lost track of time.

B: Knowing Ted, I´ll bet he promised to never be late again.