In this podcast, Luis, a Mechanical Engineering student at INACAP Renca, talks about his plans for next week. He describes what he will do in his classes, projects, and personal activities using the future tense with will.

Podcast Description:
This podcast explains what an airfoil is and how it works. It describes how airplane wings, propeller blades, helicopter rotor blades, and turbofan engine fan blades generate aerodynamic forces. Listeners will learn the basic concepts of lift, thrust, and the principles that allow aircraft to fly. The episode provides an introduction to important aviation concepts commonly found in aircraft maintenance and aeronautical engineering.

Based on the listening, answer the following questions:

1. What is an airfoil?

1. Which aircraft components can act as airfoils?

1. What two aerodynamic forces can a rotating wing create?

Listening Comprehension Questions (Simple Past)

1.- Where was Gabriela Mistral born?

2.- What did Gabriela Mistral do as a young woman?

3.- What book did Gabriela Mistral publish in 1922?

4.- What important award did Gabriela Mistral win in 1945?

5.- What values did Gabriela Mistral promote throughout her life?

In this podcast, Juan Carlos, a Mechanical Engineering student, talks about his plans and goals for next semester using the future form "be going to."

Transcript:
My Plans for Next Semester
Hello, how are you? My name is Juan Carlos, and I am a Mechanical Engineering student.
Today, I am going to tell you about my plans for next semester.
Next semester, I am going to attend all my classes and participate actively in classroom activities. I am going to study for my exams and complete my assignments on time. I am also going to spend more time in the library to improve my academic performance.
In addition, I am going to work on group projects with my classmates and learn more about mechanical systems and engineering processes. I am going to practice using engineering software and develop my technical skills.
Finally, I am going to manage my time effectively, stay focused on my goals, and work hard to become a successful Mechanical Engineer.
Thank you for listening.

In this podcast, a Mining Engineering student describes what he did during the previous semester. The episode focuses on the use of the Simple Past tense through common academic activities such as attending classes, studying, completing assignments, and working on projects.

This podcast introduces six common questions frequently asked during job interviews for Automation and Robotics Engineering positions. Through authentic workplace scenarios, listeners can become familiar with professional interview language, expand their technical vocabulary, and develop confidence when preparing for future employment opportunities in the engineering field.

In this podcast, the speaker describes his plans for the next semester using the future structure "be going to." Listeners will hear practical examples of how to talk about future intentions, academic goals, and planned activities in English.

In this podcast, a university student describes what he did during the previous week. The episode provides a practical example of the Simple Past tense, using both regular and irregular verbs in the context of everyday academic life.

In this podcast, you will learn how to talk about your educational background, professional experience, certifications, and skills in English. Through a practical example, listeners will discover useful vocabulary and expressions to introduce themselves professionally and describe their qualifications with confidence in workplace and job interview situations.