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Revision

Recenzie: Recapitulare și propoziții relative. Revizuiește vocabularul despre cerințele clienților, timpul Past simple și clauzele relative pentru a vorbi fluent despre proiectele tale.

Повторение: Лексика и относительные придаточные. Повторите лексику о требованиях клиентов, время Past simple и относительные придаточные предложения для свободного обсуждения своих проектов.

Revision — The day the file crashed

Words you know: complete the sentences

requirements · intern · budget · first job · target audience

  • Emily got her ____ as a product designer in a Seattle agency.
  • The new ____ learned how to use Figma in the Boston studio.
  • We need to understand our ____ before building the app in New York.
  • The client has strict ____ for the e-commerce website in Chicago.
  • Our ____ is too small for this large branding project in San Francisco.

Remember: Past Simple

  • Yesterday, Mark [created / was creating] a new logo in the Boston studio.
  • She [bought / buyed] a new computer in New York.
  • Did you [finish / finished] the wireframes in Seattle?
  • We [didn't save / weren't save] the file in Chicago.

Remember: Defining Relative Clauses

  • This is the designer [who / which] fixed the app in Boston.
  • That is the tool [which / who] crashed in New York.
  • Show me the office [where / who] they work in Seattle.
  • The backup [that / who] we saved in Chicago was good.

Sources: photo by Suzy Hazelwood on Pexels

Despre această lecție

Această lecție te ajută să povestești despre momente critice din viața unui designer, când fișierele se blochează și pierzi munca. Vei învăța să folosești corect Past continuous pentru a descrie acțiuni în desfășurare.

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Об этом уроке

Этот урок поможет вам рассказать о критических моментов в жизни дизайнера, когда файлы зависают и теряется работа. Вы научитесь правильно использовать Past continuous для описания продолжающихся действий.

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