Unit 1.3 Perfect Aspect
Unit 1.4 Preparation for meeting - language for stating requirements p. 12
Homework
(1) Unit 1.3, p. 10 questions 1 - 4
(2) What are the differences between CVs in English and Italian?
(3) Go to one of the following websites and choose an internship position that interests you and that you could realistically apply for now. Print off the details and bring them with you to class next week, you will need this for your writing assessment. You could look at websites that specialise in interships with law firms in the U.S. or U.K. e.g. http://www.summerinternships.com/internships/legal/, http://www.internship-uk.com/program_placement.asp, Corporations e.g. http://www.goldmansachs.com/careers/why-goldman-sachs/our-divisions/legal/positions/interns.html or an International organisation (e.g. the WHO offers both an internship http://www.who.int/employment/internship/en/ and junior professional programme http://www.who.int/employment/jpo/en/
Self Study
Grammar noticing. Choose a text (written or spoken) and highlight all the tenses. Ask yourself why the speaker or writer has chosen this tense. Why is it simple or continuous? Perfect or non perfect?
Class Notes
Present perfect simple & continuous
Past perfect simple & continuous
Future perfect
Perfect infinitive
Perfect –ing
To lay off = to make redundant = when
people lose their job because there is not enough work
To found (founded) a company, organisation
To generate income
I had been looking for
a particular book on the internet recently and found
it on Amazon, and I started to wonder how the online
bookshop had become the giant that it is today.
It's absolutely essential that...
That's a prerequisite
Are expected to have/do
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