Habla de experiencias, logros y desafíos. Distingue entre experiencia general y detalles específicos del pasado, y explica qué aprendiste de lo vivido.
⭐ I can talk about experiences and achievements, give specific past details and reflect on what I learned.
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3.1 · Life Experiences
What have you done? 🏆
I’ve visited three different cities this year.
I’ve never tried rock climbing.
Which sentence talks about a life experience?
3.2 · Vocabulary: Experiences
Achievements and experiences 🌟
take part in a competition
learn a new skill
win an award
overcome a challenge
Which phrase means “participate in an event”?
3.3 · Present Perfect Core
Have / has + past participle 🧠
She ___ finished her project.
We have ___ a lot this year.
3.4 · Pronunciation Echo
Listen → Repeat → Imitate 🗣️
3.5 · Ever / Never
Ask and answer about experience 🌎
Have you ___ traveled alone?
I’ve ___ been to Peru.
3.6 · Listening 1
A first big achievement 🎧
What achievement does the speaker describe?
What was difficult at first?
How did the speaker feel at the end?
3.7 · Already / Yet / Just
Recent progress ⏱️
I’ve ___ finished my homework.
Have you finished the report ___?
I’ve ___ seen that movie, so let’s choose another one.
3.8 · Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Experience vs finished detail 🔄
Which sentence gives a specific finished detail?
Which sentence focuses on experience?
3.9 · Vocabulary in Context
Challenges and progress 🧩
“I kept trying even when it was difficult.” Which phrase matches?
“I can do something now that I couldn’t do before.”
3.10 · Pronunciation Shadow
Experience with natural rhythm 🎙️
3.11 · Mini Dialogue
A memorable achievement 🎭
S Have you ever done something that really challenged you? M Yes. I’ve taken part in a public speaking contest. S Really? When did you do that? M Last semester. I was really nervous at first. S How did it go? M Better than I expected. I didn’t win, but I finished my speech and learned a lot.
Mateo won the competition.
3.12 · Short Answers
Keep the conversation moving 💬
“Have you ever entered a competition?”
“Has she finished yet?”
3.13 · Listening 2
Three experiences, one lesson 🎧🔥
Which experience does the speaker mention first?
What happened during the school project?
What main lesson connects the experiences?
Which detail is an inference rather than a directly stated fact?
3.14 · Structures: For / Since
Duration and starting point ⏳
I’ve studied English ___ six years.
She has lived here ___ 2022.
3.15 · Reading 1
The First Time I Spoke in Public 📖
For years, Daniela avoided speaking in front of large groups because she was afraid of making mistakes. Earlier this year, her teacher invited her to present a science project with two classmates. At first, Daniela wanted to refuse, but she decided to try. She practiced several times at home and recorded herself to check her pronunciation and timing. On the day of the presentation, she still felt nervous, but she was prepared. She spoke for almost four minutes and answered two questions from the class. Since then, Daniela has participated in two more presentations. She says the experience has not completely removed her fear, but it has made her more confident and willing to try again.
What is the main idea?
How did Daniela prepare?
Daniela’s fear has disappeared completely.
What can we infer?
3.16 · Achievements vs Experiences
Know the difference 🏅🌎
Which is mainly an achievement?
Which is mainly an experience?
3.17 · Structure Challenge
Choose the best tense 🧠
I ___ that museum twice.
I ___ it for the first time in 2024.
3.18 · Real English
Talk about progress naturally 💬
It was worth it.
I learned a lot from it.
You did something difficult but valuable. Which phrase fits?
3.19 · Writing Builder
Build a short reflection ✍️🧩
3.20 · Listening 3
Detail, sequence and attitude 🎧
Why did the speaker join the volunteer activity?
What task did the speaker do?
How did the speaker’s attitude change?
3.21 · Reading 2
More Than a Medal 📖
Last year, Andrés joined his school’s athletics team because he wanted to improve his fitness. He had never competed seriously before, so his first training sessions were difficult. He became tired quickly and sometimes felt discouraged. However, he kept attending practice and gradually improved. In May, he entered his first 5K race. He did not win, but he completed the race without stopping. A few months later, he took part in another event and finished much faster. Andrés has now completed three races. He says the medals are nice, but the biggest achievement has been learning that steady effort can produce real progress.
Why did Andrés join the athletics team?
What was difficult at first?
What happened in his first 5K?
What does Andrés consider his biggest achievement?
3.22 · Pronunciation Focus
Achievements with natural stress 🎙️
3.23 · Vocabulary Review
Match meaning to context 🧠
“A difficult situation that tests your ability” means...
“Something you successfully complete or achieve” means...
3.24 · Conversation Memory
Listen, remember, answer 🧠
Which details did you hear?
3.25 · Pair Mission
Experience interview 👥
PAIR CHALLENGE
Ask your partner about one experience or achievement. Use: Have you ever...? Then ask for past details: When did it happen?What was difficult?What did you learn?
3.26 · Listening Boss
Experience detective 🎧🔥
Which summary is correct?
3.27 · Structure Review
Choose the best form 🔧
Have you finished the project ___?
I’ve lived here ___ 2021.
I ___ my first competition last year.
3.28 · Final Speaking Mission
Life Experiences & Achievements 🎙️🏆
FINAL SPEAKING
Talk for 45–60 seconds about one meaningful experience or achievement. Say what you have done, give specific past details, explain what was difficult, describe how you felt and say what you learned.
3.29 · Final Challenge
Choose the strongest reflection 🏆
Which response is the most complete?
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UNIT 3 COMPLETE!
You can talk about experiences and achievements, give specific past details and reflect on what you learned.
