Proyecto Final: Recapitulación y Aplicación de Condicionales en Inglés

Clase 19 de 19 • Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Voz Pasiva y Consejos

Resumen

Course Name: Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Voz Pasiva y Consejos
Dean: Jess Harris
School Owner: Jhon Carvajal
Teacher: César Cordero
Course Director: Ravee Lakhmani
**Production OPS: ** Santiago Jimenez
Audiovisual Creator: Andres Giraldo Diaz
Graphic Designer: Carol Baquero
Coordination: Andrés Arizmendy, Daniel Gutiérrez, Carol Baquero & Sura Cedeño.
Revision: Reinaldo Espinoza & Keisy Lares

Gabriel Obregón

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Great course. Thank you Professor Cesar. ++TOPICS OF COURSE++.

Third conditional: one of the most challenging conditionals in English.
Whatever, Wherever, Whoever and so on.
Think and Wonder: how to be more polite and how to make polite requests.
Get, Have, and Make: convince, force, give a responsibility to do something.
Give or Tell: as the transitive verbs. I was given, I was told.
Present Continuous Passive.
Due to and Owing to: to talk about cause and consequence.
Had Better: how to give strong advice.

ÍKER ITZAEL CAAMAL BARRIOS

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ditransitive verbs were also seen

Alejandro Zuñiga Saavedra

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Final Project

My audio:

Prepare for an interview in English!

Hi Alejandro, thanks for coming in today. How are you?

I’m doing great, thanks for asking.

Fantastic. I was _taking_ a look at your profile and I would like to ask you a few questions to get this interview started.

Ok I am ready.

1. Can you tell me about your previous work experience? (Use past simple, past perfect, etc.)

Sure! In my last job as a logistics supervisor, I gained experience working with vendors and suppliers in different areas such as electricity, electronics, informatics, hardware, etc. In addition, I have been able to create a portfolio of suppliers that could help me a lot to this job.

2. Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it? (Use “give” & “tell” with intransitive verbs)

Sure, recently in my last project, I worked on improving the supply chain process for a major retailer. I gave presentations to the team about our progress and told updates to the stakeholders regularly. I also helped coordinate the logistics and made sure everything was running smoothly. Overall, it was a great experience where I learned a lot about teamwork and efficient logistics management.

3. Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job? (Use third conditional)

Ok, If I had known more about advanced logistics software, I would have implemented it sooner in my previous job. This would have made our supply chain management more efficient and reduced delivery times significantly.

4. Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn't want to do? (Use “get”, “have” or “make” appropriately)

Yes, I have. There was a time when our supplier was hesitant to adopt a new inventory system. I had to get them to see the benefits by showing how it would make our process more efficient and save costs. After several meetings and demonstrations, I was able to make them understand the advantages, and they agreed to implement the system.

Thank you, Alejandro, that’s all the questions we have for you today, we will contact you to inform you of the results

Perfect. Thank you for your time. Goodbye.

Sofia Ortiz Trujillo

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https://voca.ro/1iAM2mcLgCtp

Viena Saenz

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This is my final project: https://voca.ro/1oRGgGYx5BN5

Patricia Ramirez

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Cristian Camilo Bulla Murcia

student•

1:Hi, thanks for coming in today. How are you?

2: I’m doing great, thanks for asking.

1: Fantastic. I was taking a look at your LinkedIn profile and I would like to ask you a

few questions to get this interview started.

2: Fine

1:Can you tell me about your previous work experience? (Use past simple, past perfect, etc.)

2: Fine! In my last job as a Power Platform Developer, I gained experience in creating Apps from scratch, covering the entire process from collecting information and user stories to data modeling, front-end, and back-end development. By time I left the company, I had launched one app to fill out the Design Hours and maintained and updated two key apps for the company. One managed Human resouces employees and the other handled the budget for fabrication hours.

Before I worked as a Power Platform Developer, I had worked as a Budget Analyst, My role involved executing, analyzing, and maintaining the Budget's app, I was taught to read equipment blueprints and datasheets. Before I joined Vr ingeniería, I had worked as Process Leader at Lumen Graphics. There, I gained an extensive experience in collecting information and automating process, I led and improve comunication between commerce and production teams and organized and creted policies for data management.

1: Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it? (Use “give” & “tell” with intransitive verbs)

2: Recently, I was given the opportunity to work on one of the most important developing project in Vr ingeniería to improve the time design. My role in the project was to create the Back-end and lead the Front-End to update and optimize the design projects. I was responsible for automate and redesing of pieces and assemblys for the equipments design.

As a part of the project, I worked closely with the design team to ensure the accuracy of the final result. I am proud to say that the result obtained in the first phases was amazing, reducing the designer's time by 95%.

1: Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job? (Use third conditional)

2: Yes, I think that If I had Known then what I know now, I would have approched my efforts differently. For example, there was a Budget where I was supposed to collaborate with another teammate. The budget took longer than it was supposed to, and the end result wasn't as accuarate as it could have been.

Looking back, I realize that I should have organized better with my mate and prioritized data collection and budget execution. If I had done that, we would have worked more efficiently and get the budget on time and accuracy.

1: Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn't want to do? (Use “get”, “have” or “make” appropriately)

2: Yes, I have for example, I made my app's users to create and user account and save the password, I also got my app's users to fill out the report daily. They were hesitant at fisrt,

but I let them know how important it was to our company and the effectiveness indicators.

Carlos Augusto Rodríguez Miranda

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This is an amazing course. I liked the methodology that Cesar used to teach each topic easily . ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno

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Congrats to you Cesar, you're becoming a great teacher. May the force with you!

Yilmar López Ospina

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Audio:

Text:

Can you tell me about your previous work experience?

In my most recent role as a front-end software developer, I strengthened my expertise with JavaScript frameworks such as React and Next.js and gained extensive hands-on experience with modern libraries like Zustand and TanStack Query.

By applying this knowledge, I was able to lead the refactoring of several modules and features, while also contributing to others within the project.

Before joining The Sun Neighborhood, I worked as a freelancer with clients across various industries, including education, research, and pharmaceuticals, where I helped them build modern platforms to support and streamline their internal processes.

Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role on it?

Recently, I worked as a full-stack developer on a project where I built a module to automatically generate dynamic legal agreements whenever users subscribed to certain services or completed specific forms. These agreements could be displayed, signed, and downloaded, with all functionality supported by the react-pdf library.

I also had the opportunity to contribute to a real-time vehicle geolocation module, where we integrated Maps and GPS APIs and libraries.

This was an exciting experience for me because it allowed me to work with back-end technologies that I hadn’t used in a while, as well as explore new ones such as MongoDB and Google Firebase, since in recent years I had been mainly focused on strengthening my front-end skills.

Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job?

If I had known then what I know now, I would have approached my work differently in certain situations. For example, there were times when I had to read and understand longer or complicated code written by other developers, and I ended up spending too much time on this process.

Looking back, I realize that I should have trusted my colleagues more and asked them for context about the code to speed up my understanding.

Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn’t want to do?

Yes, I have. For example, I convinced my team members to use Jam to create frontend feature demos and reports. This is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to record and share your screen while also capturing JavaScript console events.

It turned out to be a very useful tool for our development team, as we managed to simplify and optimize both bug reporting and new feature demonstrations.

María José Rojas Angarita

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Can you tell me about your previous work experience? use the past perfect tense:

Before I worked here in Seguros Bolivar, I had worked in a construction company call Prodesa. When I started to work there, I had finished my professional career already and also my master. I used to do the schedules for the construction projects and I were in charge of the budget of the projects.

Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it? use give & tell with distransitive verbs.

I was given this project about a new product to the company, its about yellow machine for construction projects. I was told to make a unique product in the market, with a lot of exclusive coverages.

Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job? use the third conditional

I always think about one specific thing. If I had talked to my boss earlier, the manager of one specific project wouldn't have been fired. He was trying to help some employee who needed help, but actually, the employee had been stealing for a month.

Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they dind´t want to do? use get, have or make.

yes of course, a lot of time. I remember one in particular, when I got my boss to change the main purpose of one important meeting. It was a little risky but I convince him and the meeting was a success. I had them buy us all the products we have and they made me do an exclusivity agreement.

Yira Camacho

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Final Project

My audio:

Can you tell me about your previous work experience? (Use past simple, past perfect, etc.)

Sure! In my last job as a Chef Assistant in a fast food stand called “El Kiosco de Eve”, I gained extensive experience in managing and administering a restaurant. I was involved in the active participation of several important administrative and managing processes such as inventory, employees’ playrolls, costing the products as well as creating and adding new dishes on the menu. By the time I left the company, I had created an organizing system with the other employees so that we were able to work more efficiently to cook fast and to attend our clients better.

Before I joined “El Kiosco de Eve”, I had worked in an independent way by completing orders on my own such as candy bars, baking desserts and doing catering services.

Before I created my own bakery business, I had already honed my skills in managing and administration of a restaurant and improving the cook-bakery techniques.

Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it? (Use “give” & “tell” with intransitive verbs)

Yes, recently I was given the opportunity to make desserts for some of the biggest restaurants in my city for Valentine's Day. These companies wanted to give a little present to delight their customers on this special occasion. So my role in this project was to create some appetizing and economic desserts to please their clients. First of all, I made a few samples to analyze the cost and the production, then I presented the ideas to the restaurants’ CEO, who chose mini strawberry tarts over pieces of cakes, cookies, and chocolates.

As part of the project, I managed the administration of the ingredients as well as the packaging of the final product. I had to hire one assistant who helped me to bake. We made 1,200 mini tarts.

It was all a challenge because I still don't have industrial machinery suitable for such large productions. However, I am proud to say it all was a success, and I was told everybody loved my desserts. Even when the experience was difficult and tiring, I could say that I was taught how to handle the entire situation to do it even better in the future.

Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job? (Use third conditional)

As I mentioned before, I gained a lot of experience in managing a restaurant, beyond just focusing on cooking. People took advantage of that because I genuinely wanted to learn and to do everything I could do. Consequently, I had too much workload, and if something had gone wrong, the blame was on me. It was totally unfair. So, if I had known how things would turn out, I would have delegated responsibilities to others, and I would have focused on my work area. In summary, if I hadn't worked so much, I wouldn't have burned out. Due to this experience and moving forward, I've learned the importance of delegation and clear communication, and I know that I can apply those lessons to future projects to ensure everyone's efficiency**,** leading to success as a result.

Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn't want to do? (Use “get”, “have” or “make” appropriately)

Yes, I have. For example, I got the restaurant owner to improve not only the stand but the whole place. She was initially hesitant about it due to the limited budget and a lot of expenses. I let her know how important it was for the growth of the restaurant, and I convinced her by showing how with a few little changes like new ambient lights, plates, moving the furniture to different places and playing the appropiate music, we were able to reach new customers and increase the restaurant’s income.

Ronald Gutiérrez

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Fianl project

Diego Castro

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Can yo tell me about your previous work experience?

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can you wal us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it?

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Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job?

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Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn´t want to do?

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Juliana Gallo

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1:Hi, thanks for coming in today. How are you?

2: I’m doing great, thanks for asking.

1: Fantastic. I was taking a look at your LinkedIn profile and I would like to ask you a few questions to get this interview started.

2: Fine

1:Can you tell me about your previous work experience? (Use past simple, past perfect, etc.)

1: Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it? (Use “give” & “tell” with intransitive verbs)

1: Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job? (Use third conditional)

1: Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn't want to do? (Use “get”, “have” or “make” appropriately)

2: Yes, I have for example, I made my app's users to create and user account and save the password, I also got my app's users to fill out the report daily. They were hesitant at fisrt,

but I let them know how important it was to our company and the effectiveness indicators.

jccobo

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thanks

Samuel Sanabria

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My final project: https://voca.ro/1hBsqQhobs90

Katherynne Cruz

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I didn't read anything. I just spoke. Thanks!

https://voca.ro/1cqbv8uHFidO

Leonel Federico Valencia Estudillo

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This is my project: https://voca.ro/1a9YWjx1747I

Claudia D.

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I have worked like a teacher. I have had experiencie working with teenagers.
I was give supervisor job, I was told the job rules.
If I had spoken English I would have had better opportunities.
I get my friend to lend me money. I had my child go to the supermarket. I made my students do their homework.

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