1. Words
   1. Struggling
      1. Luchando
   2. Corporate ladder
      1. Escala corporativa
      2. Jerarquía empresarial
   3. Valuable asset
      1. Recurso valioso
   4. Cope
      1. Afrontar
      2. Lidiar con
   5. Deep down
      1. Muy en el fondo
   6. Paths
      1. Caminos
   7. Well-off
      1. Acomodado
      2. Adinerado
   8. Sole
      1. Único
   9. Pursuing
      1. Persiguiendo
   10. Whatever
       1. Lo que sea
       2. Cualquiera cosa
   11. Burnout
       1. Desgaste
       2. Agotamiento
   12. Afford
       1. Permitirse
   13. Essays
       1. Ensayos
   14. Phrases
       1. I'm eager to hear it
          1. No puedo esperar a escuchar (emocioanado)
       2. Moving up the corporate ladder
          1. Seguir escalando posiciones
2. Master's Degree
   1. Considerations before taking a Master's Degree
      1. Why do you want to get a master's degree?
         1. Is it to advance your career?
         2. Is it to learn more about a subject your'e passionate about?
         3. Is it to change careers?
         4. Once you have a clear understanding of your purpose, you can make an informed decision
      2. Budget
         1. Tuition for a master's program can be expensive
         2. It's important to have a financial plan in place before your start
            1. Consider the costs
            2. Tuition
            3. Books
            4. Materials
            5. Housing
            6. Transportation
         3. It's also important consider the possibility of obtaining scholarships or grants to help fund your studies
      3. Time
         1. A master's program requieres a significant investment of time and effort
         2. It's important to factor in your current schedule and personal obligations before your start
         3. Questions
            1. Do you have time to devote to your studies?
            2. Are you willing to sacrifice your free time?
      4. Mental health
         1. Earning a master's degree can be a challenging experience
         2. It's important to be prepared for the emotional ups and downs that can accompany the transition to graduate school
         3. Make sure you have a strong support system in place to help you cope with stress and pressure
   2. Requeriments for USA University Admission
      1. Most of the universities will require 16 years of education. That means 4 years Bachelor’s degree is highly recommended
      2. Very few universities will accept 15 years education. Example 3 years Bachelor’s degree
      3. Minimum GPA in bachelor’s 2.5
      4. Highley recommended English Language tests are TOEFL and IELTS
      5. Some Universities accept other English Language tests such as PTE & Duolingo
      6. Aptitude Tests for master’s courses are GRE and GMAT
         1. GRE is mainly required for Engineering, Psychology, Business Analytics related courses and few universities accept GRE for Finance and Management courses also
         2. GMAT is mainly required for finance, accounting, and business management courses
      7. Letter of recommendations (LORs). Minimum 2 LORs
         1. From Immediate supervisor or manager for employed
         2. From faculty for Students
      8. Statement Of Purpose (SOP). Written by the applicant
3. Various
   1. Difference
      1. Future continuous
         1. I will be studying tomorrow morning
      2. Future perfect continuous
         1. I will have been studying for hours by the time you get home tomorrow morning
   2. Si la "u" está rodeada de muchas consonantes, y solo es esa "u", la "a" sonará como de la garganta y boca muy abierta
      1. Such
      2. But
      3. Study
      4. Exception
4. Practice
   1. Fill in the gaps with only one ward from the conversation between Pablo and his friend Luis
   2. Match the following expressions to the correct definition
   3. Go back to Listening 1 and number these words and expressions in the order your hear them
   4. Fill in the gaps with 10 two-woords expressions found
5. Future Perfect Continuous
   1. Structure
   2. Examples
      1. Before I stop, I will have been smoking for 10 years. (smoke)
      2. My sister will have been dating the same guy for 3 years before she gets married. (date)
      3. Prof. Lee in the English department will have been living in Sharjah for 20 years before she finally retires and moves back to America. (Live)
      4. By the time I tell him to stop, my brother will have been studying for 12 hours straight. (study)
      5. My parents will have been saving money for 40 years before they have enough to buy their dream house. (save)
      6. That tree will have been growing for a hundred years before it is big enough to provide shade for our house. (grow)
      7. We will have been training for 2 years before our team is ready for the next World Cup. (train)
      8. If it continues raining for another day, it will have been raining for forty days and forty nights. (rain)
      9. Will they have been living here long before they get citizenship? (live/they)
      10. I won't have been studying long when you arrive, but that's okay. I can continue later. (not, study)
6. Future Perfect
   1. Structure
      1. Helping verb
         1. Will have
      2. Subject + will have + verb 3rd form + object
   2. Examples
      1. Topic
         1. I will have eaten my pizza
         2. They will have flown to Turkey
         3. We will have learned English
      2. Questions
         1. Structure
            1. Wh + will + pronoun + have + past participle
         2. Will she have arrived by 10 o'clock?
         3. Will you have eaten by six?
         4. Will it have stopped reaining by tomorrow morning?
         5. Will we have watched the film by 7?
         6. When will you have read my book?
         7. Why will she have left by Tuesday?
         8. What will you have done by the end of the day?
   3. Quiz
      1. By next month, he ___ completed his work
         1. will have
         2. will have been
      2. By July, she will have ___ a new house
         1. bought
         2. buy
      3. By next year this time, I will have ___ my diploma
         1. complete
         2. completed
7. Key vocabulary
   1. Study a master's degree
      1. Estudiar una maestría
   2. Move up the corporate ladder
      1. Ascender en la jerarquía corporativa
   3. Entrepeneurial Managament
      1. Gestión Empresarial
   4. Boost your career
      1. Impulsar tu carrera
   5. Persue your dreams
      1. Seguir tus sueños
   6. To hit it off
      1. Llevarse bien con alguien
      2. Congeniar
   7. To belittle
      1. Menospreciar
      2. Despreciar
   8. To work collaboratively
      1. Trabajar de manera colaborativa
   9. To be focused on
      1. Estar enfocado en
   10. Eell-being
       1. Bienestar
   11. Coercive power
       1. Poder coercitivo
   12. Reward employees
       1. Reconocer a los empleados
   13. Sense of purpose and belonging
       1. Sentido de propósito y pertenencia
   14. Mindset
       1. Mentalidad
   15. Measured risk
       1. Riesgo medido
   16. In short
       1. En resumen
       2. En pocas palabras
   17. To be resilient
       1. Ser resiliente
   18. To have noble vision
       1. Tener una visión noble
   19. Win-win situations
       1. Situaciones de beneficio mutuo
   20. Stakeholders
       1. Partes interesadas