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CLASE 16
En la decimoséxta clase aprenderás el pasado de los verbos irregulares

CLASE 17
En la decimoséptima clase aprender�s a utilizar el verbo estar + el participio


CLASE 18
En la decimoctava clase aprenderás a utilizar los comparativos "tanto-como"

CLASE 19
En la decimonovena clase aprenderás a utilizar los pronombres



CURSO DE PERFECCIONAMIENTO DE LA LENGUA INGLESA
CLASE 20 - TRANSICIONES


Read carefully this text. (Lee este texto atentamente)


TEXT
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THE CLASSLESS SOCIETY

In the year 2000, there were 3 different surveys asking Americans if they were middle class or not.

In the first, 91% said yes; the second, 93%; the third, 97%.
This means that Americans don�t understand the word "class". Of the working population, 96% are employed. Fictional unemployment (students, people job-hunting, housewives, etc.) is between 2 and 3%. The crime rate has gone down for the last 11 years, simply because people don�t have time to commit crimes? Even with foreign emigration flooding in (the U.S. accepts 90% of the world�s official emigration), there aren�t enough people to fill the jobs available.

Every day, TV is filled with long lists of jobs. Truly, the U.S. has become exactly what Marx envisioned: a classless society. Even 80% of the unemployed say they are middle class!


VOCABULARY (vocabulario)

Surveys encuestas Trutly de verdad / en realidad
To mean significar To envision preveer
job-hunting busca-trabajos Even incluso
crime rate Tanto por ciento de crimenes Enough suficiente
To flood in entrar a lo bestia Available disponible



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