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Lesson 2: Rise To The Challenge

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Lesson 2: Rise to the Challenge
The Future Perfect and Complex noun phrases

A: Listen to three young people discussing their plans for the future. What do they hope to have achieved by the time they are 30. (Wesley es el chico de la leccion de introduccion)

Kristy Shaun Wesley
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What is one of the rewards of being a parent?_______
2. What is one of the most difficult things about taking the habit of reading? _______
3. What is one of the most interesting facets of speaking two languages? _______
4. What’s one of the most difficult things of studying math? _______

Responses
a. Finding a page turner which gets you interested in the story.
b. Having children turns a couple into a family.
c. Learning math seems difficult because we expect it to be difficult and close the learning channels.
d. Mastering two languages can help you to ward off the mental ageing process.

G: Work with a partner and ask and answer questions above.
A: What is one of the rewards of being a parent?
B: I think that one of the rewards of having children might be getting to be a kid again.
A: I agree. When my baby sister was born, I began playing with dolls again with her.
• Compare with your classmates and write the best answers.
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H: Read the following text about Sherlock Holmes talking about the biggest challenges in his job. Fill in the blanks with the gerunds from the

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