Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta English for Specific Purposes. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta English for Specific Purposes. Mostrar todas las entradas

jueves, 27 de enero de 2011

Gramática para Médicos y Profesionales de la Salud

En Central de Traducción desarrollamos un exitoso curso de Lectocomprensión para Médicos en uno de los hospitales modelo más nuevos del conurbano bonaerense. Como material complementario para brindar ejercicios adicionales para aquellos profesionales cuyo nivel de inglés era más básico, preparamos ejercicios de gramática a nivel elemental y básico, para afianzar los conocimientos adquiridos.
She's a doctor





Subject

To be

Singular

Short form

I

am

Tom

I´m

You

are

a nurse

You´re

He

She

Tony

is

a doctor

He´s

She´s

Tony´s

It

is





Plural


We

You

They

Kate and Mary

are

students

We´re

You´re

They´re

(NOT Kate and Mary´re)



















A. Rewrite each sentence. Change the underlined word or words to a pronoun.

  1. The doctor is in the OR.

    He is in the OR.

  2. This patient is critically ill.
  3. The nurses are on strike.
  4. Appendectomies and repair of bleeding ulcers are emergency surgeries.
  5. Medical gloves are disposable gloves that help prevent contamination between caregivers and patients.
  6. Mrs. Seacrest is not my patient.
  7. The hospital is not responsible for any missing items.
  8. All the residents and I are on 24 hour shifts.
B.Write am, is or are.
  1. The patient ________ in stable condition.
  2. Ambulances ________ for emergency medical service.
  3. The neurosurgeon ________ in his office.
  4. The patient's parents ________ in the hall.
  5. We ________ aware of the risks of this procedure.
  6. The Pharmacist ________ in charge of the automatic pill dispenser.
  7. The automatic pill dispenser ________ fully programmable and easy to use.
  8. The FDA ________ responsible for public health.
  9. Allentown's paramedics ________ highly trained professionals that ________ experts in emergency medicine.
  10. Nurse Jackie ________ a substance abuser.
C.
Read about Jackie
  1. Name: Jackie

    Last name: Peyton

    Age: 35

    Occupation: ER Nurse

    Marital Status: Married

  1. She´s Jackie Peyton.
  2. She is 35 years old.
  3. She is an ER nurse.
  4. She is married.

Now write sentences about the following people:

Name: Eddie

Last name: Walzer

Age: 40

Occupation: Pharmacist

Marital Status: Divorced



Name: Cooper

Last name: Carlisle

Age: 30

Occupation: MD

Marital Status: Single



Name: Gloria

Age: 30 Last name: Akalitus

Occupation: MD Age: 46

Marital Status: Single Occupation: ER Administrator

martes, 12 de octubre de 2010

Taller de Presentaciones

El taller de presentaciones en inglés ayuda al alumno a desarrollar sus competencias tanto de comprensión como de expresión oral necesarias para llevar adelante o para ser parte de una presentación en inglés. Además, brinda al alumno todas las frases, fórmulas, vocabulario y estrategias tanto para la organización como para el desarrollo y la presentación visual.


An introduction to presentations:


1 BANG! Start with something to get attention: a surprising fact; a reference to ‘here and now’; a question; a humorous quote/story; audience participation; a visual aid.


2 OPENING: a) Say a few words about yourself b) Tell the audience the structure of your talk c) Tell the audience how they will benefit from your presentation.


3 MESSAGE: Present a small number of main points – a maximum of four.


4 BRIDGE: Connect each point to the needs/interests of your audience. For example, show the audience how they will benefit or ask them a question.


5 EXAMPLES: Give examples to make your points clear.


6 RECAP: Summarize the main points again. Mention the key benefits – how audience members can apply the information in your talk to their specific situation.


7 BANG! Finish with impact: a link back to your opening Bang!; a dramatic statement which sums up your message; an unusual visual aid; a strong Thank you for your attention; a call to action (something you want the audience to do)


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