Unit 2 - Secundaria SM

Lesson 9 Careers Week
Funciones: Hablar de obligaciones y responsabilidades.
Lenguaje: You must wear a photo ID. I don’t have to stay in
the hospital on my break, but I have to stay close. I mustn’t
operate on patients.
Vocabulario: career, patient, prescription; immediately;
attend, examine, operate, receive, respond, sign in,
visit, wear
¡Comencemos!
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Solicite a los alumnos que escriban en sus cuadernos una
carrera que les gustaría estudiar y dos obligaciones de las
personas que ejercen esa profesión (Architect: To design safe
buildings). Invítelos a usar sus diccionarios. Solicite
voluntarios para que lean sus respuestas en voz alta.
1 Experience it!
a. Indique a los alumnos que vean la ilustración y ayúdelos
a contestar las preguntas.
b. Ponga el Track 14. Pida a los alumnos que escuchen el diálogo
y que escriban una T al lado de las oraciones si son verdaderas
(true) o una F si son falsas (false).
Track 14
Mrs. Taylor: This is Jonathan.
I invited Jonathan here for
Careers Week. Jonathan was a
student here six years ago and
now he is studying medicine at
the university hospital.
Jonathan: Good morning.
Mrs. Taylor: What are your
responsibilities at the hospital,
Jonathan?
Jonathan: Well, I have to examine
patients and help the doctors.
Boy: Do you write prescriptions?
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Jonathan: No, I mustn’t write
prescriptions. A doctor has to
write prescriptions.
Cindy: Do you have to operate on
patients?
Jonathan: No, I mustn’t operate,
but I have to visit patients after
the doctor operates on them.
Boy: Do you have to attend
lectures?
Jonathan: I don’t have to attend
all the lectures, but I have to
study.
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Lesson 9 Careers Week
1 Experience it!
a. With your teacher, look at the picture and answer the questions.
1. Who do you think this person is?
2. Why do you think he is in the classroom?
b. Listen to the dialogue and write T (true) or F (false) next to the sentences.
1. Jonathan came to the school to talk to the students. T
2. Jonathan doesn’t have to examine the patients. F
3. Jonathan must write prescriptions for patients. F
4. Jonathan mustn’t operate on the patients. T
5. Jonathan has to visit patients. T
2 Think about it!
a. Look at three sentences from the dialogue and answer the questions.
1. I have to study.
2. I don’t have to attend all the lectures.
3. I mustn’t write prescriptions.
a) Which sentence describes a prohibition? 3
b) Which sentence describes an obligation? 1
c) Which sentence describes a lack of obligation? 2
b. Work in pairs. Compare your answers. Ask your teacher to clarify any doubts.
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