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Ingles 3
Ingles 3
CONTENT
• Let’s Start! • Let’s Explore! • Let’s Practice! • Extension Activity • Target Words • Learning Points
Let’s Start!
Writing Spot: Sally needs to fill out a job application form. She needs help!
Exchange personal information about • I can write statements joined by and, or and
the home and family in communicative but.
situations. • I can exchange personal information.
• I can complete an application form for college or
Ask your partner: work.
Let’s Explore!
Sally has to fill in a form but she needs help. Who can help her?
Sally: I need to complete a job application form but I need a little help. The
deadline is tomorrow!
Peter: Really? Which job?
Sally: The job is for a waitress in the college coffee shop.
Peter: Why do you need help?
Sally: I fill in my first name and last name, Sally Davis.
Peter: Yes, that's right. What else?
Sally: Then I add my address, phone number and date of birth, but then it says
past jobs and experience. Past jobs and experience?
Peter: Ah I see. That means your last job. Is this your first job application?
Sally: Yes! I am an online blogger. I work for myself. What do I write?
Peter: Well, write about being a blogger.
Sally: Oh ok ... Signature? What does that mean?
Peter: It means how you sign things like your name Sally Davis, in writing.
Sally: Sally Davis or Sally the Blogger? Ha ha, just kidding.
Let’s Practice!
Instructions: Draw a line from the title on the left to the personal information on the right.
Let’s Practice!
Instructions: Complete the sentences. Write the missing word. Use or, and, but.
Extension Activity
Help your friend or family member fill out a job application form.
First Name
Last Name
Date of Birth
Address
Phone Number
Target Words
• job application (noun): a form you fill in • signature (noun): a unique way to write your
to get a job name
e.g. I need to complete a job application e.g. I need your signature, Sally.
form. • form (noun): where you fill in personal
• first name (noun): given name information
e.g. My first name is Sally. e.g. I need to fill in the form.
• last name (noun): family name or • address (noun): where you live, spend most
surname of your time
e.g. My last name is Jones. e.g. 435 Allandale Rd, Cambridge,
• date of birth (noun): birthday, when you Massachusetts, 4525.
were born • to complete (verb): to fill in every item in a
e.g. I was born on March 20th, 1985. form
• deadline (noun): when something is due e.g. I need to complete this form. The
e.g. The deadline is tomorrow! deadline is tomorrow!
Learning Points
You use connectors to join words and phrases. They are usually found in the middle of a
sentence.
Examples:
• I fill in my first name and last name.
• I need to complete a job application form but I need a little help.
• Sally Jones or Sally the Blogger?