Inglés Intermedio B2: Uso de Oraciones Relativas en Contextos Reales

Clase 1 de 21 • Curso de Inglés Intermedio Alto B2: Suposiciones e Instrucciones

Resumen

Te damos la bienvenida al Curso de Inglés Intermedio Alto B2: Oraciones de Relativo. Ya que es un curso avanzado, te recomendamos tener una buena base del idioma. Si desconoces tu nivel, puedes realizar la prueba de nivel que Platzi te ofrece.

Qué aprenderás en este curso

A lo largo de este curso, aprenderás sobre:

Cómo trabajar y utilizar los infinitivos
Mencionar reglas e instrucciones
Informar de lo que dicen los demás
Enfatizar o resumir
Aclarar malentendidos
Describir y aclarar añadiendo información
Preguntar amablemente
Expresar la razón y la probabilidad
Contrastar y comparar información

Sin más. Let’s go!

Contribución creada por: Kevin Fiorentino (Platzi Contributor).

Daniel Vaca

student•

wow...I'm the first post!...welcome everybody and enjoy the course!

Rene Francisco Lora Gonzalez

teacher•

Great job on being first! Hope you enjoy the course and it helps you boost your English skills :D

Tatiana Mercedes Rojas Campos

student•

Hi professor Rene, I'm new to all these topics, excited to learn.

Rene Francisco Lora Gonzalez

teacher•

Hey Tatiana! Welcome to the course. Glad you are so eager to learn 😁👍

Julio Jiménez

company_admin•

Hi, René.

Nice to meet you. I have experience summarizing, clarifying and clearing up misunderstandings.

I'm looking forward to learn more in the next class. See ya!

Rene Francisco Lora Gonzalez

teacher•

I hope you have been doing well and getting the most out of this course Julio. Welcome again and keep that motivation going 😉✌️

Angela Mateus

student•

Hello everybody, well I am familiarized with some concepts, with the gramatical structure and some examples, in the academy, but I feel that not in the real live, for example, working. I’m so excited to learn more about them.

Thanks for the feedback!

Jimmy Caicedo

student•

Hi!, you have consistency, just keep on marching on and you'll see. Learning is like a muscle, read loudly, imitate the kind of pronunciation that you want, record yourself, and listen also compare your pronunciation. Also talking to yourself or your pets is useful too. Train your weakness like an athlete (listening, speaking...) Keep on marching on, even if you have to push the car, keep on marching on 💪🏼 (** Reading is the key ;)** )

David Zambrano Salinas

student•

Thank you very much for those tips. :)

Jose Cano Valencia

student•

Hey there!, I'm so excited to begin with the course, I just took the placement test and got B2, so here I am...

I've had the opportunity of both studying a master's degree and working in English abroad (I'm from Colombia), but it's been long time since I came back and talked in English for the last time. So, my resolution for next month is to improve my English level and, who knows, finding a remote job and earning in USD...

I hope you all commit with the goal and reach your dreams!!

Samuel Duque

student•

jose, that's amazing friend! your english looks great! who knows. you could work in a great job and earn USD as americans

Mateo Campaña

student•

I hope the same for me. However, my objective is to apply a job in UK or Australia.

Good luck for everyone!

Nikoll Belen Bonilla Hancco

student•

Let's start!

Lewis Contreras

student•

I don't have much experience with the topics covered in this course. I hope this course can help me improve in this area.

Raúl Alejandro Beltrán Callejas

student•

Lewis, don´t hesitate, you´ll to improve your level of english, yes it takes times and effort, but it will gives you more knowledge.

Oscar Gomez

student•

This course seems amazing.

Diego Ferro

student•

well about my experience with the course situations, I remember one embarrassing moment in a restaurant, I try to say "sauce" to request BBQ sauce, and the waiter understands "sausage"... was a little bit confused that situation

GISSELINE DARETTE CARRILLO AR .

student•

It probably sounded a bit off because of the c in sauce. It gives a bit of an accent when learning english.

Jorge Rodriguez Chero

student•

I believe my biggest challenge is my to keep my mind always thinking in English, but is difficult for me because of my work and in my house I need to communicate in English. But nothing is impossible, is just to practice

Maria Paula Ortiz Ortegon

student•

Thak you for this course, ,I have a O% experience in this context, only in hypotetic situatios but in real life I don´t have the pleasure the ask for food or for information in english. But currently I think about is very necessary to have this knowledges for to choice my dreams

Julio César Cid

student•

I've already learned some about working with infinitives and reporting what others say. I think those are the only topics I've learned previously.

Eduardo Rios Rojas

student•

Hi, my name is Eduardo. I spent several years in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest running a project to teach basic English in small communities. Actually, I'm working as a customer service representative for an insurance company in the US.

Rommer Batista

student•

Las oraciones relativas aclaran información, como ejemplificó Brayan, usarlas evita repeticiones innecesarias como al describir personas o situaciones.

Annee Jazmin Zambrano

student•

Hi, I know a bit about some of those concepts, but I’ve never used them in real life. I know the grammatical structure, but not how to use them in context.

Fernando Tadeo Cruz Altamirano

student•

Hi Rene, i see that most of the answers are from 4 years ago, so i feel kinda outdated. I've been learning english since 2019, and thanks to that i got a job. Now on this days i still have a job related with the language but most of my practice is conversational. Now that i read concepts like infinitves i need to research on that and the other situations what i do is translating from spanish structure.

I'm excited to get again deep on the topic, thanks for your time and hope to see you at the end of the course.

María Alejandra Sepúlveda Varón

student•

Hi René, I have a question. When you said: "Can you tell me in the comment section what is your experience with the mentioned concepts in different situations? Shouldn't it be: Can you tell me in the comment section what your experience with the mentioned concepts is?

Rene Francisco Lora Gonzalez

teacher•

Hey Maria Alejandra! Yeah, you are right. The grammatically correct expression is using the indirect order of words as it is an indirect question. However, many times people express themselves in a pragmatic way rather than using the exact gramatical rules. This is because 1) it does not take away from the understanding of their listeners, 2) they made a small mistake and there is no point in correcting it as it would take the focus away from what they are saying and 3) sometimes the incorrect use is more prevalent and used in everyday speech.

Laura Chavez

student•

Hi, my name is Laura. I am from El Salvador and I am an English teacher here in my country. I have been working for 26 years teaching basic English.... And now with all of this pandemic situation, we are working with some English guides MINISTERIO DE EDUCACIÓN IS sending every week... There are no coherence from one guide to another... And there is not enough time to develop the topic totally.

Relatives sentences is not a difficult topic for students to understand, but they have no vocabulary to write sentences by themselves, they have to search on the web.

Thanks for reading.