UNI.12, EXERCISE E

UNI.12,   EXERCISE E

BIMBO WORKS WITH THE MOST MODERN PROCESSING . ONE PERSON CONTROLS  AND SUPERVISES.

FROM A ROOM, FULL OF COMPUTERS AND SCREENS.

UNI-12, EXERCISE D

UNI-12,   EXERCISE D

1.       THE ADVANTAGE IS MORE PRODUCTION IN  LESS TIME, THE DISADVANTAGE IS THAT THERE ARE NO ENOUGH JOBS FOR PEOPLE

2.       YES, I AGREE

3.       TO PREPARE THEMSELVES IN  THE MOST MODERN PROCESSING AND CONTROL TECHNOLOGY

4.       YES, I THINK SO

5.       THAT’S A GOOD IDEA BECAUSE IF PEOPLE DON’T PREPARE ABOUT IT, THEY WON’T HAVE JOB

6.       PEOPLE WHO HAS THE MONEY TO DO IT. GOBERMENT SHOULD  WATCH ABOUT IT

7.       IT’S GOOD FOR THE COMPANY. THEY SAVE MONEY IN THE PAYMENT OF EMPLOYES

8.       THERE ARE MANY FACTORIES THAT HAVE THE MOSTO MODERN PROCESSING AND CONTROL TECHNOLOGY SUCH AS BIMBO OR LA COSTEÑA

UNI-12, EXECISE 3

UNI-12, EXECISE 3

1.       TRUE

2.       FALSE

3.       TRUE

4.       TRUE

5.       FALSE

6.       FALSE

7.       TRUE

UNI-12, EXERCISE 2

UNI-12, EXERCISE 2

The most positive aspect to the process from the point of view of the company is that they use the most modern processing and control technology.

UNI- 12 EXERCISE C

UNI- 12 EXERCISE  C

Highlight the expressions which are used to describe the new plant in a possitive way

-          Cadbury operate three   chocolate factories in the UK

-          This consisting in bringing together individual product procesing

-          The specialist machinery  comes from Britain

-          The new plants operates 24 hours a day producing  productos to the highest standars of quality control

-          The WISPA  plant produces 1,680 bars per minute with such precision that the size of the tiny air bubbles in the chocolate is controlled

-          Actually one person supervises the whole operation from a control room full of computer terminals and tv screns

A PRODUCTION PROCESS

A PRODUCTION PROCESS

-Cocoa beans are carefully cleaned and sorted at the factory, and then roasted in special equipment.

- Cocoa, sugar, milk, vitamins

- many ingredients are mixed

UNI-12, PAG. 120

UNI-12, PAG. 120
EXERCISE C

PICTURE 1
You will need a piece of paper (8.5"x11") and variety of color pencils or crayon
INSTRUCTIONS:

- Fold the papel from top to the bottom, bringing together the two oposites ends

-Fold the paper from side side, bringing together the two opposite ends.
-Crease the folded end.

-Unfold the paper once, noting the middle crease.

-Fold the top left tip so that it touches the middle crease.
-Crease the diagonal end.

-Flip the paper over.
- Fold the other tip so that it touches the midle crease, and crease the diagonal end
-Fold one bottom flap upwards.

-Crease this folded end.


-Flip the paper over.

-Fold the other bottom flap upward and crease the folded end.
-Insert both thumbs into the middle of the folded paper and pull outward.


-Crease all folds. You should have a folded rhombus.

-Holding the rhombus with the open side down, lift one bottom flap and make it touch the tip.


-Crease the folded end.

-Turn the rhombus over.

-Lift the other bottom flap, making it touch the tip, and crease the fold.

-You should now have a folded triangle.
-Insert both thumbs into the middle of the folded triangle, and pull outward all the way.
-Crease all folds. You now have a rhombus.
Hold the two outer tips with your thumbs and index fingers.

-Pull the two tips outward all the way.


-When you have pulled the tips all the way, flatten the paper.

-Crease all folds.
-Turn the boat upside down. Holding your fingers inside the boat, pull the sides out a little bit to make a wider base.
-Now check that the boat can stand on a flat surface. If it does not, try to widen the base some more.
- Decorate and name your boat.


PICTURE 2

Setting the Time and Date
-To set the time and date on your digital watch, press the Adjust button twice to access the "Time and Date" display. -Press and hold the "Adjust" button until the "Time" digits begin to flash.
-Use the "Start/Stop" and "Split/Reset" buttons to set your digital watch to the correct hour and minute increments.

PICTURE 3
-Press the 'P(n,r)' key
-Enter the value n
-Press the  key
-Enter the value of r
-Close the parenthesis by pressing the key ')'
-Press '=' if you want to calculat the value immediately or continue typing the expression.

UNI-12, PAG. 118

UNI-12,  PAG.  118

 12.2  WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO

EXERCISE B

Look at these expressions which are used when explaining a procedure

Highlight  the ones you think are most useful

.TO EXPLAIN THE ORDER IN WHICH CERTAIN THINGS ARE DONE

First of all….

Make sure you….

And then finally…..

.TO CHECK THAT THE OTHER PERSON IS FOLLOWING YOU, OR HAS UNDERSTOOD

So, there we are. Do you have any question?

.IF  YOU WANT TO ASK SOMEONE TO EXPLAIN SOMETHING TO YOU, YOU CAN SAY:

Excuse me, could you show me how to……?

. IF YOU HAVEN’T UNDERSTOOD THE EXPLANATION, OR IF YOU CAN’T FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS, OR IF  YOU WANT TO CHECK THAT YOU’VE UNDERSTOOD SO FAR, YOU CAN SAY:

 I’m sorry, what did you say that part was called?

. WHEN YOU THINK YOU’VE UNDERSTOOD, YOU CAN SAY:

You mean……..

UN- 11, PAG. 112

UN- 11, PAG. 112

EXERCISE  B

A SOCIAL EVENT:   A COMPANY PICNIC

1.       THE COMPANY PICNIC WILL BE NEXT SUNDAY AT ONE O’CLOCK. IT WILL LAST ALL THE AFTERNOON.  ABOUT  SEVEN HOURS

2.       IT WILL BE AT THE BEACH. PEOPLE WILL DANCE , TALK, SHARE AND HAVE A GOOD TIME

3.       PEOPLE OF ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT WILL BE IN THE PICNIC

4.       PEOPLE IS GOING TO DRIVE THEIR OWN CARS FOR TRANSPORTATION

5.       KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN

6.       THREE PERSONS OF THE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT ARE GOING TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ORGANIZING IT

7.       SOME PERSONS ARE GOING TO CHOOSE THE MEALS, OTHERS WILL SHARE THE TRANSPORTATION IN THEIR OWN CARS, SOMEONE ELSE WILL DISTRIBUIT THE BEVERAGES.

8. THEY ARE GOING TO PLAY “TOP SECRET FRIEND” AND EVERYBODY IS GOING TO GET A PRESENT TO THE PARTY.

UN- 11, EXERCISE B

UN- 11,  EXERCISE B

 PAG. 110 Y 111

WHAT KIND OF MEETING IS THE BEST WAY OF DEALING WITH EACH ONE

1.       A

2.       D

3.       C

4.       E

5.       D

6.       C

7.       D

8.       D

UN- 11, EXERCISE 3

UN- 11, EXERCISE 3

EXPRESSIONS THAT ARE OFTEN USED IN MEETINGS 

If you are in a meeting, you can find out what the other people in the other group think by saying:

MR. BROWN, WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS?

If you want to interrupt somenone and put forward your own opinión you can say:

IF I COULD JUST MAKE A POINT HERE…….

If you want to find out if the others in the group have understood of if they agree with you, you can say:

DO YOU SEE WHAT I MEAN?

If you don’t understand what someone has said, you can say:

I’M SORRY, I DIDN’T CATCH WHAT YOU SAID