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LISTENING COMPREHENSION
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PART 1
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ACTIVITY 1
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Listen to Part 1 of the song and put the word in the right order.
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negativity sign
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married boundary
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temptation deceit
human linger
I A scent things
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ACTIVITY 2
Listen again to P
of the verbs
art 1 and fill in the blanks with the right form
➨ ………………………………………………………. ➨ ……………………………………………………….
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Some things look good, baby ➨ ……………………………………………………….
s ic
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Just walking through ➨ ……………………………………………………….
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➨ ………………………………………………………. But it's no sacrifice
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And it's not sacrifice No sacrifice
➨ ……………………………………………………….
ACTIVITY 4
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PART 3
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Listen to Part 3 again and fill in the blanks with the given
Spanish phrases. Use the English version to help you out.
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la sensibilidad perdemos maldigan hecho
dirección
A los celos
English Version
malentendido prisión ninguna piedra
Spanish Version
sin voltear
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KEY PHRASES
● go wrong ir mal
s ic
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● come calling venir llamando
● pass through pasar por
● at all
● lose direction
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en absoluto
perder dirección
o
ninguna piedra sin voltear
● (leave) no stone unturned
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(buscando algo)
Example sentences:
● Don’t let things go wrong.
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No dejes que las cosas salgan mal.
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● The police came calling for him.
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La policía vino a llamarlo.
● We passed through a small inn on the way here.
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● It’s nothing like that at all.
No es nada de eso en absoluto.
● He’s losing his direction on the project.
Está perdiendo su dirección en el proyecto.
● Find him. Leave no stone unturned.
Encontrarlo. No dejes piedra sin remover.
ACTIVITY 5
Complete the sentences below with the given phrases.
(You may need to conjugate the verbs)
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4. She’s ________________ with all the projects at work.
KEY STRUCTURES
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It’s a/an + n
oun phrase.
Es un + frase sustantivo.
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It’s no + n
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oun.
No es + sustantivo.
n
It’s a human sign. It’s no sacrifice.
o
It’s an old computer. It’s no joke.
It’s a new car. It’s no reward.
look + c
c
omparative adjective
s
parecer + adjetivo comparativo
lé
Some things look better.
g
She looks taller in person.
In
It looks bigger in photos.
ACTIVITY 6
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Complete the dialogue below using the given phrases.
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It’s a... It’s no...
There are many minimal pairs of /æ/ and /e/ (minimal pairs are words that
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only have one different vowel sound but they carry absolutely different
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meanings) so confusing the /æ/ and /e/ sounds can create comprehension
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problems.
For example, people might misunderstand:
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It’s a bed day.
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instead of It’s a bad day.
He heads to work.
instead of He had to work.
s c
lé
She will merry him.
g
instead of She will marry him.
1. /e/ sound
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In Spanish, the sound /e/ is often pronounced like the ‘a’ in the word ‘dat e’.
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For example,
bebé
tendré
The vowel sound in these words are pronounced like the vowel sound /eɪ/ in
English.
The English /e/, however, is rather pronounced with a more relaxed tongue
and mouth position. The middle of the tongue is raised slightly upward and
the lips and jaw are loose and relaxed.
To correctly pronounce the /e/ sound in English, follow these steps:
● Open your mouth wide enough
beg
leg
pen
men
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Can you think of more words with the /e/ sound?
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2. /æ/ sound
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For the /æ/ sound, we follow the same steps as for the /e/ sound. However,
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the only difference is that for the /æ/ sound, the tension on our mouth, jaw
s
and tongue is greater. The mouth is opened a bit more and the lips spread
lé
more as if you’re smiling and not rounded.
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● Open your mouth wider than
In
for the /e/ sound
A
● Drop your jaw down more
AC-tion ex-AC
T-ly e-XAM
-ple SA- cri-fice
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● With the word pattern Consonant-a-Consoant-e in words like cake,
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fake, face, the letter ‘a’ is not pronounced as a /æ/ sound but rather a
s
/eɪ/ sound (in eight)
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● In unstressed syllables, /æ/ is pronounced in the weak form as a schwa
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/uh/.
For example:
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sa- tis-FAC-tion mag
-ni-fi-cent
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Can you think of more words with the /æ/ sound?
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sound.
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ACTIVITY 7
Listen again to the song and repeat the lyrics paying attention
to the /æ/ sound.
It's a human sign Just a simple word
When things go wrong It's two hearts livin'
When the scent of her lingers In two separate worlds
And temptation's strong But it's no sacrifice
Into the boundary No sacrifice
Of each married man It's no sacrifice at all
Sweet deceit comes callin'
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And negativity lands Mutual misunderstandin'
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After the fact
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Cold, cold heart Sensitivity builds a prison
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Hardened by you In the final act
Some things look better, baby We lose direction
Just passin' through
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And it's no sacrifice
No stone unturned
No tears to damn you
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When jealousy burns
s c
ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED
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1. WHAT IS AN ADJECTIVE?
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Adjectives are words that give information about people or things. They
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often express quality and tell us what something or someone is like.
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In English, adjectives go after the verb “be”
For example:
Temptation is strong.
Or they can go after a noun. Adjectives in English never change their form
and always come before nouns. Unlike Spanish in which adjectives change
their form according to the nouns they modify and come after nouns.
English Spanish
They have two blue cars. Ellos tienen dos autos azules.
(They have two car blues)
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people feel about something.
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For example:
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I’m tired.
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She’s bored.
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Can you think of more examples with adjectives ending in -ed used to
talk about feelings?
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In some other cases, they are used to talk about the state of someone or
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something.
For example:
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Into the boundary of each married man.
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The adjective ‘married’ here is used to describe the starting of having a
husband or a wife.
Can you think of more examples with adjectives ending in -ed used to
talk about states?
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LYRICS
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(ENGLISH AND SPANISH)
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[Verse 1] [Verso 1]
It's a human sign Es una señal humana
When things go wrong
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Cuando las cosas van mal
o
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When the scent of her lingers Cuando el aroma de ella permanece
And temptation's strong Y la tentación es fuerte
Into the boundary
Of each married man
lé s En el límite
De cada hombre casado
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Sweet deceit comes callin' El dulce engaño viene llamando
In
And negativity lands Y la negatividad aterriza
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[Chorus] [Coro]
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Cold, cold heart Frío frío corazón
Hardened by you Endurecido por ti
Some things look better, baby Algunas cosas se ven mejor, cariño
Just passin' through Solo pasando
And it's no sacrifice Y no es sacrificio
Just a simple word Solo una simple palabra
It's two hearts livin' Son dos corazones viviendo
In two separate worlds En dos mundos separados
But it's no sacrifice Pero no es sacrificio
No sacrifice Ningún sacrificio
It's no sacrifice at all No es sacrificio en absoluto
[Verse 2] [Verso 2]
Mutual misunderstandin' Mutuo malentendido
After the fact Después del hecho
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Sensitivity builds a prison La sensibilidad construye una prisión
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In the final act En el acto final
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We lose direction Perdemos dirección
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No stone unturned Ninguna piedra sin voltear (buscando
algo).
No tears to damn you
When jealousy burns
n M
No hay lágrimas que te maldigan
Cuando los celos arden
[Chorus]
c o
[Coro]
s
Cold, cold heart Frío frío corazón
lé
Hardened by you Endurecido por ti
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Some things look better, baby Algunas cosas se ven mejor, cariño
In
Just passin' through Solo pasando
And it's no sacrifice Y no es sacrificio
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Just a simple word Solo una simple palabra
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It's two hearts livin' Son dos corazones viviendo
In two separate worlds En dos mundos separados
But it's no sacrifice Pero no es sacrificio
No sacrifice Ningún sacrificio
It's no sacrifice at all No es sacrificio en absoluto
[Chorus] [Coro]
Cold, cold heart Frío frío corazón
Hardened by you Endurecido por ti
Some things look better, baby Algunas cosas se ven mejor, cariño
Just passin' through Solo pasando
And it's no sacrifice Y no es sacrificio
Just a simple word Solo una simple palabra
It's two hearts livin' Son dos corazones viviendo
In two separate worlds En dos mundos separados
But it's no sacrifice Pero no es sacrificio
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No sacrifice Ningún sacrificio
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It's no sacrifice at all No es sacrificio en absoluto
[Outro]
No sacrifice at all
[Outro]
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Sin sacrificio en absolutos
No sacrifice at all
No sacrifice at all
n M
Sin sacrificio en absoluto
Sin sacrificio en absoluto
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No sacrifice at all Sin sacrificio en absoluto
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VOCABULARY
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LEVEL A2
construir
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by por
fact hecho
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final final
heart corazón
just sólo
lose perder
married casado
sign firmar
simple sencillo
strong fuerte
through mediante
LEVEL B1
act acto
burn quemar
direction dirección
human humano
land tierra
prison prisión
separate separar
stone Roca
a
tear lágrima
LEVEL B2
s ic
scent
temptation
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olor
tentación ú
on
LEVEL C1
boundary
jealousy
s c perímetro
celos
lé
mutual mutuo
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sacrifice sacrificio
In
sensitivity sensibilidad
linger persistir
I A LEVEL C2
A damn
deceit
hardened
misunderstanding
maldición
engaño
curtido
malentendido
negativity negatividad
unturned no cesado
ANSWER KEYS
ACTIVITY 1.
10 negativity 2 sign
8 married 7 boundary
6 temptation 9 deceit
1 human 5 linger
4 scent 3 things
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s
ACTIVITY 2.
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Of each married man ú
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When the scent of her lingers Sweet deceit comes calling
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And temptation is (‘s) strong And negativity lands
ACTIVITY 3.
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Cold, cold head Just a simple world
➨ heart ➨ word
Hardened by you
In g
Some things look good, baby
It's two hard livin'
➨ hearts
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➨ better In two separate words
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Just walking through ➨ worlds
A
➨ passing But it's no sacrifice
And it's not sacrifice No sacrifice
➨ no It's no sacrifice at all
ACTIVITY 4.
ACTIVITY 5.
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1. Everything has gone wrong since they joined the company.
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2. Your friends came calling for you last night.
s
3. Did you pass through the small town on the way to the hotel?
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4. She’s losing her direction with all the projects at work.
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ACTIVITY 6.
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Rob: Hey Jane, what do you have there?
Jane:
c o
Oh, it’s a new laptop I just bought.
s
Rob: Wow, it looks uglier than your last one.
lé
Jane: Are you serious? It’s no joke, Rob!
g
ACTIVITY 8.
In
1. He’s (excite) excited about the new movie.
2. They are (interest) interested in the open position at our company.
I A
3. Those are the (update) updated versions of the product.
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4. She played a big part of an (improve) improved profit.
5. I was (exhaust) exhausted after a 10-hour work day.
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