¿A qué te dedicas? Repaso de Vocabulario y Gramática 1  ¿A qué te dedicas?What do you do for a living?  ¿Cuál es tu profesión?What is your profession?

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¿A qué te dedicas? Repaso de Vocabulario y Gramática 1  ¿A qué te dedicas?What do you do for a living?  ¿Cuál es tu profesión?What is your profession?  Trabaja en ______________He/she works at ___________.  Abogadolawyer  Ayudar a la genteto help people  Banquero internacionalinternational banker  Bombero/afirefighter  Carpinterocarpenter  Cocinerocook

 Comerciantemerchant  Ingenieroengineer  Mecánicomechanic  Peluquerohairstylist  Policíapoliceman/policewoman  Programadorprogrammer  Trabajador socialsocial worker  Trabajarto work

 Cardiólogocardiologist  Patólogopathologist  Cirujanosurgeon  Neurólogoneurologist  Dentistadentist  Enfermero/anurse  Médico/doctordoctor  Pediatrapediatrician  Terapeuta therapist  Oncólogooncologist

 Los adelantos advances  La agenda electronicaelectronic planner  El auxiliar administrativoadministrative assistant  El auxiliar médicomedical assistant  El auxiliar de laboratoriolaboratory assistant  El contestador automáticoanswering machine  Empeorarto become worse  Mejorarto improve  Enseguidaright away

 Eso me resulta fácil.That’s easy for me.  Eso me resulta bastante dificil.That’s pretty difficult for me.  Está fuera de mi alcance.It’s outside/within my reach.  La fotocopiadoraphotocopier  Me cuesta trabajo (hacer)…It takes a lot of work for me (to do)…  No me es nada difícil.It’s not hard for me at all.  La vida diariadaily life

Talking about what you do and do not understand  Está más claro ahora.It’s clearer now.  ¡Ya caigo!I get it!  Hay algo que se me escapa.There is something I can’t quiet grasp.  No logro entender…I can’t seem to understand…  No me cabe en la cabeza.I can’t understand it.  ¡Vaya! Por fin capto la idea.Aha! I finally get the idea.

 Sembrarto plant  Talentostalents  Mejorarto improve  Tratar deto try to  Decidirseto decide to  A la vezat the same time

¿A qué te dedicas? Repaso de Vocabulario y Gramática 2  Talking about your plans:  Me gustaría ser un/a ________I would like to be a__________  Me interesaría estudiar para ser un _______I would be interested in studying to be a _________  ¿Qué te gustaría hacer?What would you like to do?  Si pudiera, iría a _______ a estudiar _______.If I could, I would go to ______ to study _________.  Si tuveras la oportunidad, ¿adónde irías?If you had the chance, where would you go?  Siempre he querido ser un ______.I have always wanted to be a ________.

Introducing people and responding to introductions  Te presento a mi amiga Carla.Mucho gusto, Carla. El gusto es mío.  This is my friend Carla.Pleased to meet you. The pleasure is mine.  Le presento a mi vecino…Encantado Sr. …  This is my neighbor…Delighted (to meet you)  Quiero presentarte a mis vecionos.¡Mucho gusto Sr. …  I want to introduce you to my neighbors.Pleased/delighted to meet you.

Writing a formal letter  Actualizarupdate  El ambiente de trabajowork environment  Los beneficiosbenefits  La Carreracareer  Los compañeros de trabajocolleagues  Conseguirto obtain  El currículimresumé  Dirigirto direct  Donar tiempo a una causato donate cause to a cause

 El empleadoemployee  El empleo a tiempo completofull-time job  El empleo a medio tiempopart-time job  La empresacompany  La entrevistainterview  Muy estimado Sr./Sra./Srta.:Dear Sri/ madam/Miss:  El/la gerentemanager  El horarioschedule  El jefeboss

 Le/les adjunto un ______I’m enclosing a ______  Muy atentamenteMost sincerely,  Por medio de la presente ______The purpose of this letter _____  El puesto (de trabajo)position (for work)  Reciba un cordial saludo,Kind regards,  Requerirto require  Los requisitosrequirements  Salariosalary  El seguro (médico)(medical) insrance

 Solicitarto apply, to ask for  La solicitudapplication  Supervisarto supervise

Indirect objects and Indirect object pronouns  1. The indirect object is the person who receives the direct object or the person who benefits from the action of the verb.  2. Use the preposition “a” before and indirect object.  EX: El peluquero le cortó el pelo a la señora. (indirect object)  The hairdresser cut the woman’s hair.  3. An indirect object pronoun stands for an indirect object noun. It can take the place of the indirect object noun or be used together with it.  EX: Un banquero le prestó dinero a Juan. A banker lent Juan Money.  ** pronoun and Juan appear together  Ex: Un banquero le prestó dinero. A banker lent him money.  ** le stands for Juan

Indirect object pronouns: same as reflexive pronouns  Me me  Teyou  Leyou, him, her  Nosus  Lesyou, them  Enséñame la oficina de tu madre.Show me your mom’s office.  Enséñale la oficina de tu padre.Show him your dad’s office.