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    LESSON 3.

    DISCUSS SKILLS, ABILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS

    A veces Skill y Ability se traducen ambas como Habilidad. Skill es destreza y ability, habilidad.

    Skill usually means expertise or knowledge.


    Ability can mean being able to do something in any way, including using
    special tools or methods, even without skill.

    TALENT =TALENTO. Habilidad en artes, música, etc.

    SKILL = DESTREZA. Habilidad que puede ser aprendida como cocinar o hablar una lengua
    extranjera

    EXPERIENCE = EXPERIENCIA. Tiempo pasado es un trabajo

    KNOWLEDGE =CONOCIMIENTO. Entendimiento de un tema ganado a través de la experiencia o el


    estudio.

    QUALIFICATION = APTITUD. Habilidad natural para adquirir cierto tipo de conocimientos o


    para desenvolverse adecuadamente en una materia.

    a. buena memoria

    b. habilidad artística

    c. habilidad matemática

    d. pensamiento lógico

    e. compasión

    f. destreza manual

    g. habilidad atlética

    h. destrezas de liderazgo
    Exercise. Answer the questions in complete sentences.

    GRAMMAR BOOSTER. BOOK P. 130

    UNIT 6 LESSON 1 FUTURE REVIEW

    What's the difference? 'Will' and 'be going to'


    Will + infinitive Be going to + infinitive
    A decision at the moment of A decision before the moment of speaking:
    speaking:
    Julie: There's no milk.
    Julie: There's no milk. John: I know. I'm going to go and get some when
    John: Really? In that case, I'll go this TV programe finishes.
    and get some.
    A prediction based on opinion: A prediction based on something we can see (or
    hear) now:
    I think the Conservatives will win
    the next election. The Conservatives are going to win the election.
    They already have most of the votes.
    A future fact: General future plans

    The sun will rise tomorrow. I am going to study for the Maths exam.
    For promises / requests /
    refusals / offers:

    I'll help you tomorrow, if you


    like.
    Exercise

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