May 9, 2019

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR INTERVIEWS


1.     What have you heard from Ecuador?
2.     What has encouraged you to visit Ecuador?
3.     Is Ecuador the country you expected when you made your choice? Why?
4.     For how long are you going to stay here?
5.     Please mention the regions you are interested in visiting.
6.     Have you experienced any cultural shock so far?
7.     What do you enjoy doing the most when you travel?
8.     Have you visited other countries in South America?
9.     What is the most incredible thing you have done so far while being here?
10.  If you had the chance of staying here to live, would you stay?
11.  Would you recommend your someone to visit this country?
12.  What do you think of transportation in this city?
13.  How would you describe Ecuadorian people?
14.  What is something you have learnt about Ecuador so far?
15.  How would you compare your hometown to this country?
16.  Who did you travel with?
17.  Do you prefer to travel alone or in a group?
18.  What is something that you miss from your country?
19.  Would you like to try extreme sports while being here?
20.  What do you do for a living?

21.  In three words, how would you describe Ecuador?

Nov 16, 2015



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A1.a

Centro Universitario de Idiomas
SYLLABUS PROPOSAL A1.a
Del 09 de noviembre Al 04 de diciembre del 2015



A1.a
UNIT
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATIVEGOALS
1
-          Personal Pronouns
-          To be: Sentences and Questions
-           Possessive adjectives
-          Possessive pronouns
-          Possession: s’    ‘s



·         Greetings

·         Numbers 0–10 
·         Talk to someone for the first time introduce yourself
·         Say where you are from
·         Ask people where they are from
·         Ask about possessions

2

-          There  is- There are  - Countable and Non-countable nouns
-          Prepositions of place
-          How much? How many?
-          Some & any
-          Numbers 11–100  Family

-          Places of work

-          Parts of the house

·         Talk about people you know
·         Ask and say how old people talk about families

·         Ask and say where people work

3
-          Singular and plural nouns
-          How much?
-          Demonstrative Pronouns
-          What time….?
-          Places in towns
-          Clock times
-          Parts of the  Day
-          Prepositions: in, on, at
-          Let’s + Verb= suggestion

·         Arrange to meet people describe a street
·         Say where you are in a town
·         Ask and say the time
·         Say what time of day you do things

4
-          Simple Present
-          Regular Verbs
-          Irregular Verbs

-          Verbs
-          Food
-          Drinks

·         Say how you spend your time

·         Say what you like and don’t like
·         Say what you eat and drink
·         Ask what people like
5
-          Singular and plural nouns
-          How much …?

-          Demonstrative Adjectives: This – That – These - Those

-          Common objects
-          Numbers, prices
-          Clothes
-          Colors

·         Choose and buy things
·         Identify common objects ask about things in shops
·         Ask and say how much things are
·         Say what clothes you wear
·         Ask about prices
·         Say what colors you like look at things in shops
·         Ask about price and size









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UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR
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A 1.b

Centro Universitario de Idiomas
SYLLABUS PROPOSAL A1.b
Del 07 de diciembre Al 11 de enero del 2016


UNIT
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATIVEGOALS
1
- Present simple: Sentences and questions
- Adverbs of Frequency
- Time expressions for frequency: once, twice…
-


-          Daily routine
-          Frequency
-          Transport
-          Adjectives
-          Prepositions of place



·         Talk about things you do every day
·         Talk about your daily routine
·         Describe transport in towns
·          Ask and say how to get to places
·         Say how you go to work or school
·         Ask about daily routines
2
-          Simple Past of be : Was – were, Wasn’t weren’t
-          Sentences and Questions
-          Hometown
-          Countries
-          Nationalities
-          Languages


·         Ask and say where people were
·         say where you were talk about a fi lm or a book
·         talk about a place you know
3
-          Simple Past: Sentences and Questions
-          Regular Verbs
-          Irregular Verbs

-          Past simple verbs

-          Months, seasons

-          Weather

-          Holidays
·         Talk about a place you visited
·         Say what you saw and did
·         Talk about holiday activities
·         Ask people what they did
·          Talk about the weather
·         Ask about a holiday or business trip
4
-          Present Continuous: Sentences and Questions
-          Actions at the moment of speaking, temporary events, and future plans

-          Modal can, can’t

Telephone expressions
Future time expressions
Going out
Suggestions

·         Talk on the phone
·         Say what you’re doing just now
·         Ask what people are doing
·         Talk about arrangements
·         Invite someone and reply decide what to do and where to go make suggestions
5
Past time expressions
Questions: When …? How long …?

Nationalities, jobs  Years
Past simple verbs
I think, I don’t know …
Life events

·         Talk about your life say when people were born and died

·         Say what people did in their lives
·         Talk about important events in your life tell someone’s life story
·         Talk about your past


































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A2.a

Centro Universitario de Idiomas
SYLLABUS PROPOSAL A2.a
Del 12 de enero Al 08 de febrero del 2016


UNIT
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATIVEGOALS
1
-          Comparatives and superlatives form of adjectives
-          Questions with How…?
Ways of transportation
Getting information
Using transportation
Buy a ticket



·         Get information in places you visit
·         Get information in places you visit Compare ways of traveling
·         Buy a travel ticket
2
-          So, too, neither, either
-          Would for offer, make invitation, request…
-          Would you like…?
-          Food
-          Meat
-          Vegetables
-          Fruits
-          Snacks
-          Ordering food
-          Dishes



·         Make and respond to offer, request, invitation,
·         Expressing likes and dislikes
·         Agreeing and Disagreeing
·         Ordering a meal

3
-          Infinitive complements
-          Modal verb should for suggestions
-          Modal verbs can could and may for request
-          Health problems
-          Remedies
-          Medicine
-          Hospital

·         Talking about health problems
·         Asking for and giving advice
·         Making requests
·         Asking for and giving suggestions
4
-          Questions for describing people: What … look like, how old, how tall, how long,
-          Modifiers with participles and prepositions
-          Parts of the body
-          People’s appearance: age, height, hair…
-          Clothes
-          Clothing style
-          Fashion


·         Talk about people appearance
·         Describe people traits
·          
5
-          Past Continuous: Sentences and Questions
-          Simple Past (Review)
-          Simple Past vs Past Continuous


-          Memories
-          Family members
-          Relationships
-          Favorite places

·         Describe events
·         Asking about someone’s past
·         Describing recent experiences










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UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR
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A2.b

Centro Universitario de Idiomas
SYLLABUS PROPOSAL A2.b
Del 09 de febrero Al 07 de marzo del 2016


UNIT
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
COMMUNICATIVEGOALS


1
-          Present Perfect: Sentences and Questions
-          Simple Past vs. Present Perfect
-           
-          Unusual experiences
-          Past events
·         Talk about experiences
·         Say what you’ve never done and always wanted to do
·         Talk about places you’ve been to

2
-          Present progressive for future arrangements

-          Using transport
-          Getting information
-          Prepositions of movement

·         Talk about films
·         Find information in a cinema
·         Make arrangements to meet

3
-          Future with Be going to
-          Future with Will
-          Describing future plans
-          Travel planning
-          Planning a vacation
·         Talk about future plans

4
-          Used to
-          Childhood memories
-           
·         How life has changed
·         Remember your childhood
·         Ask about someone’s childhood

5
Be going to, be hoping to, would like to


-          too much, enough, not enough
-          Life changes
-          Plans

·         Give opinions
·         Talk about hopes and plans
·         Make decisions
·         Plan a weekend break