Reporte de Consultas Corporativas
Transforma las transcripciones de las siguientes reuniones profesionales en reportes ejecutivos
concisos. Recuerda aplicar las reglas de Reported Questions (orden de afirmación, sin auxiliares
do/did, cambio de tiempo verbal) y utiliza Reduced Relative Clauses para que tu reporte sea más
profesional.
Escenario 1: Entrevista con el Nuevo Diseñador
1. Lee la transcripción de la entrevista de esta mañana. Luego, completa el reporte de Recursos
Humanos transformando las preguntas directas en Reported Questions.
Transcripción: Entrevista de Trabajo
Director: Where do you live in Santiago?
Candidate: I live in Providencia.
Director: Are you coming to the team meeting tomorrow?
Candidate: Yes, absolutely.
Director: When will you finish the first draft of the portfolio?
Candidate: By next Wednesday.
Director: Did you work on a similar project last year?
Reporte de Entrevista (Borrador)
The director interviewed the candidate this morning. First, she asked him ______________ in
Santiago.
Then, she asked him ______________ to the team meeting the next day.
Regarding the portfolio, the director inquired ______________ the first draft.
Finally, she asked him ______________ on a similar project the previous year.
Escenario 2: Optimizando el Reporte
2. En el mundo corporativo, la concisión (dar mucha información en pocas palabras) es clave.
Transforma las siguientes oraciones para usar Reduced Relative Clauses. Recuerda omitir el
pronombre relativo (who/which) y el verbo "to be".
a. The man who is standing by the door
asked where the exit was.
b. The designer who is joining the team
inquired about the budget.
c. The report which was prepared by the
finance team is on your desk.
Escenario 3: Resumen Ejecutivo de la Reunión con el Cliente
3. Un cliente importante visitó la oficina hoy. Escribe un resumen ejecutivo (Executive Summary) en
formato de párrafo reportando las consultas del cliente.
Instrucciones:
● Usa Reported Speech para todas las preguntas.
● Usa al menos una Reduced Relative Clause para describir al cliente en tu oración inicial (Ej:
The client visiting the office...).
Transcripción: Consultas del Cliente
Client (who is visiting from London): Is the budget for the new campaign sufficient?
Client: Have the invitations been sent to the investors?
Client: Where is the main conference room?
Answers
1. Escenario 1: Entrevista con el Nuevo Diseñador
The director interviewed the candidate this morning. First, she asked him where he lived in Santiago.
Then, she asked him if (or whether) he was coming to the team meeting the next day.
Regarding the portfolio, the director inquired when he would finish the first draft.
Finally, she asked him if (or whether) he had worked on a similar project the previous year.
2. Escenario 2: Optimizando el Reporte
a. The man standing by the door asked where the exit was.
b. The designer joining the team inquired about the budget.
c. The report prepared by the finance team is on your desk.
3. Escenario 3: Resumen Ejecutivo de la Reunión con el Cliente
Modelo de respuesta:
The client visiting from London asked a few questions today. First, they inquired if the budget for the
new campaign was sufficient. Then, they asked whether the invitations had been sent to the
investors. Finally, they asked where the main conference room was.