UNIVERSIDAD DE LA SABANA

DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

LEVEL 4, 2018-1
Ticket-in: Week 11
1. Class Task # 3 Preparation
Reconnaissance is an important part of the criminal process, necessary for the professional criminal to understand all the details in
advance of his upcoming caper.

The importance of preparation is made clear by examples of criminals who were a bit less organized in their caper planning.

Like the case of this future Moriarty, who attempted to burglarize a taekwondo studio. With a taekwondo master inside of it. Who was
practicing taekwondo, interestingly enough.

And instead of being prepared for this, like with a platoon of ninjas at his back, or even just a couple of smoke bombs, our hapless
criminal set his plan into motion armed only with his own frail neck. A weapon that the previously discussed taekwondo master easily
neutralized with his previously discussed mastery of taekwondo.

cozy-acogedor..Break in-forzar la entrada, interrumpir, moldar--guilty-culpable--gang-banda, pandilla--clerk-dependiente,vendedor--

counter-mostrador--envelope-sobre para carta--burglary-robo,asalto,hurto -from home--safe-seguro,a salvo--rob-robo--injure-lastimar
a, lastimarse,herirse---fingerprint-huella digital---auction-remate, subasta
The present perfect (for the 2nd session)

A. Complete the following information based on the video:

USE OF PRESENT EXAMPLE STRUCTURE

PERFECT
1.Actions that start in They have known each
the past and continue to other since they were Affirmative: subject + have / has+ verb past
the present kids participle + complement

Negative: subject + has/have + not + Verb in

2. Action that happen
during a period of time
and haven´t finished yet
3. Talk about
experiences
You haven’t arrived on past participle + complement
time this month yet
Questions: has/have + subject + Verb in past
I’ve fallen in love once
participle + complement.
Have you seen a ghost?

She has broken her foot

twice

B. Complete the table with notes about JUST, ALREADY and YET

JUST ALREADY YET

Use: Use: Use:
Not between a past time and Complete before expected
Recently now, we expected to happen

Example: Example:
I have just finished running. The email hasn’t arrived yet Example:
I have already finished
reviewing all the documents.