Subject: Updated Schedule for Project Meeting
Dear team,
We need to reschedule the project meeting from Tuesday morning to Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. The meeting will take place in the main conference room downstairs.
The change is due to our client traveling from London; their flight has been delayed because of heavy snow.
Please remember to bring:
Your updated reports
The printed designs for the new website
If you cannot attend, let me know as soon as possible.
Thank you for your hard work.
See you then.
Best regards,
Pamela Jiménez
In this class, I learned how important it is to recognize and separate phrases to make sentences clearer and easier to understand. A phrase is a small group of words that works together to express an idea, and understanding this helped me see how long or confusing sentences can be fixed by breaking them into smaller, meaningful parts.
By practicing how to divide sentences into phrases, I also learned how to structure my writing better. This skill is useful not only for rewriting emails or academic work, but also for everyday communication, because it helps me express my ideas in a more organized and professional way.
I realized that I can continue improving my grammar by practicing how to identify different types of phrases, rewriting long sentences into shorter ones, and paying attention to punctuation. These small changes can make a big difference in how clear and effective my writing becomes.
Overall, this lesson helped me understand how phrases support meaning in a sentence, and how using them correctly can strengthen my writing and communication skills.
Answers:
What is the first thing you need to do before starting the report?
Gather all the necessary data from the last quarter.
Why is it important to review the data?
To find inconsistencies or mistakes and make sure all figures are correct.
What should the table include?
Total sales, profits, and expenses.
What should be written in the summary?
An explanation of what the data shows and what actions might be needed.
What should be included in the recommendations for the next quarter?
Suggestions or actions to consider for the next quarter.
What should you do before submitting the report?
Carefully double-check the entire document for errors or missing information.
When should the report be submitted?
Before 5 PM.
What do you need to check in the document before submitting it?
That there are no errors or missing information.
How can you make sure the figures in the data are correct?
By carefully reviewing and double-checking the data.
Why is it important to meet the deadline?
To submit the report on time to the manager and meet work requirements.
The trainer is leading a quick 1-minute workout.
Trainer:
Alright, let’s get moving!
Lift your arms high above your head!
Now jog in place, keep those knees up!
Don’t stop moving, even if it burns!
Breathe deeply and focus on your form.
Jump! Jump! Jump!
Great job—now stretch your arms and cool down.
Person Training:
Okay, I’m lifting—whoa, this is harder than I thought!
Jogging… knees up… got it!
I’m not stopping, I promise!
Whew, I’m breathing, I’m breathing…
Jumping! Almost done, right?
Stretching now. That was intense—but fun!
Autoreflection
In these classes, I learned how to better understand written instructions and how important it is to follow steps in order. The reading activity helped me see how clear directions and careful checking are necessary to complete a task correctly and on time. It also showed me the value of reviewing information to avoid mistakes.
Through the role play activity, I learned how to use imperatives to give instructions, commands, and advice in different situations. Specifically, I practiced with my classmate (Alexandra Mesén) using the personal trainer scenario, where I had to guide my partner through a short workout. This helped me use imperatives in a more natural and practical way.
I used positive imperatives such as “lift your arms” and “keep moving,” as well as negative imperatives like “don’t stop” or “don’t relax yet.” This practice showed me how imperatives are commonly used in real life to give clear and direct instructions.
Overall, these activities helped me communicate more clearly and confidently in English. I now understand how to use imperatives appropriately depending on the situation, especially when giving directions or motivating someone.
NAPS: I listened the video NAPS. Talks about if a short sleep during the day will protect your brain.
Overall, it shows that resting a little during the day can be good for both the mind and learning.
New vocabulary:
Power nap
Short sleep during the day, usually to feel more energetic and perform better.
Sharp
Alert, quick at thinking; mentally active.
Hinder
To make something more difficult or slow it down.
Cat nap
A very short, light nap.
Snooze
A short, light sleep (often used for short extra sleep).
Nod off
To fall asleep, usually unintentionally.