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                  1. Introduction



                  This document is divided into 5  parts; each part of them is about a text of each
                  week of the course.

                  The  contents  of  the  first  text:  University  Students,  Professors  Clash  over  'Free

                  Speech' are divided in four parts. The first one discusses the type of text and the
                  intention of the author. Examples of vocabulary related to the categories handled in

                  the word map are listed. Examples of simple present or present continuous located
                  in the text are displayed. At the end, my opinion of the article and the statement on

                  whether I use or not, the glossary or a dictionary.


                  The second text is A Look at the Obamas’ New House, and has to do with reading

                  strategies,


                  The third week´s text was about driverless technology, which deals with how this

                  technology will change our lives when it is already in use.  It has three parts, the
                  first is about the first impression I have without reading it, only from images and so.

                  The second required me to scan the text looking for future tenses. In the next I was
                  asked  to  read  it  and  see  if  it  fulfilled  my  predictions.  It  finishes  with  my  opinion

                  about the article and answering about the use of the glossary or any dictionary at

                  the time of writing this work.



                  The  fourth  week´s  text  talked  about  part  time  professors  and  their  need  and

                  demand on full-time work. This work is about how badly paid part-time teachers are

                  in the United States, and the disagreement they have been expressing in recent
                  times.


                  It's got five parts. The first one asks one to propose questions to be answered by

                  the text; the second ask one to predict according to images and fonts of what it

                  is.the text about. The third raises several questions about the text. The fourth calls
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