UNIT 3 Me and my friends

1º Formación Profesional BásicaElvira Carmona

“My life as a hairstylist”

• http://michaellevinehair.wordpress.com/

Salon small talks

• Stylists enjoy talking to their clients, but they should not ask about topics that are 1______. For example, do not ask about their 2.______ or political beliefs. It’s also not appropiate to ask about how much 3._______ a client makes or whether the client is 4.______. However, there are plenty of topics that are fine to bring up, like the client’s hometown, or their 5._______. It’s also okay to ask about a client’s 6.______ music or movie.

MONEY JOB OFF-LIMITS MARRIED RELIGIOUS FAVOURITE

Vocabulary: Hair types and styles

STRAIGHT

WAVY

CURLY

KINKY/AFRO TEXTURED

TANGLED

VOLUME

SLEEK FRIZZY/DRY/COARSE

What’s your hair type?

Choose the correct answer:1. Does your hair look…

a) Brittleb) Healthyc) Greasy

2. Does your hair…a) Break off when brushed?b) Fall into place easily?c) Need washing every day?

3. Does your hair…a) look dull?b) feel soft?c) fall out?

Results

• If you choose mostly A’s then your hair type is DRY

• If you choose mostly B’s then your hair type is NORMAL

• If you choose mostly C’s then your hair type is OILY

PRESENT CONTINUOUS• El presente continuo se utiliza para hablar sobre algo que está pasando en el momento en el que

hablamos. Expresiones de tiempo tales como "now", "right now" and "at the moment" indican el presente continuo.– Play– I'm studying now. (Estoy estudiando ahora.)– Play– He's eating at the moment. (Está comiendo en este momento.)– Play– Is it raining? (¿Está lloviendo?)

• También lo usamos para hablar de algo que está sucediendo en la actualidad pero no necesariamente cuando hablamos. En este caso, se utilizan expresiones de tiempo como "currently", "lately" o "these days".– Play– They're learning English. (Están aprendiendo inglés.)– Play– She's currently looking for a job. (Actualmente está buscando un trabajo.)– Play– Are you working much lately? (¿Estás trabajando mucho últimamente?)

• Usamos el presente continuo para hablar de algo que está ya decidido que se hará en el futuro próximo. Su uso indica que es bastante seguro que lo planificado sucederá.– Play– I'm going to the party tonight. (Voy a la fiesta esta noche.)– Play– He's not [He isn't] coming to class tomorrow. (No viene a la clase manaña.)– Play– Are you working next week? (¿Trabajas la semana que viene?)

Estructura

• FRASES AFIRMATIVAS: Sujeto + verbo auxiliar ("to be") + verbo gerundio ("-ing").

• FRASES NEGATIVAS: Sujeto + verbo auxiliar ("to be") + auxiliar negativo ("not") + gerundio ("-ing").

• FRASES INTERROGATIVAS: Verbo auxiliar ("to be") + sujeto + gerundio ("-ing")?

Activity 1• 1. I am writing (write) a poem now. (I’m writing)

2. She is leaving (leave) tomorrow morning. (she’s leaving)

3. We are building (build) a house in London. (we’re building)

4. Paul and Jennifer are studying (study) French at University. (they’re studying)

5. Peter is living (live) outside. (Peter’s living)

6. Tom is teaching (teach) English at that highschool.

7. You are making (make) a great effort! (you’re making)

8. They are telling (tell) Mary what happened yesterday. (They’re telling)

9. I am watching (watch) TV right now. (I’m watching)

Activity 2

• Nell isn’t watching (not/watch) television at the moment. (is not watching)

• They are going (go) to the cinema.• Are you calling (call) your mother?• Is Valerie studying (study) English?• We aren’t playing (not/play) videogames.• I am not drinking (not/drink) water.• We are knowing (know) her.

Dictado

Hello, my name is María, I am a hairdresser. I have straight hair. I like to go to parties but I also love to study hairdressing in Jorbalan because I want to be a good professional.