Ejercicios C1 : el vocabulario de la persuasión en inglés

Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a consolidar el vocabulario de la persuasión en inglés a nivel C1. Pon a prueba tu dominio de los verbos de influencia, conectores lógicos y expresiones de opinión.

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Exercice 1 — Verbos de influencia: elige la opción correcta

Elige el verbo de influencia que mejor completa cada frase en inglés.

1. The senator managed to ___ the committee into reconsidering the budget proposal by presenting compelling new data.
2. The documentary ___ audiences to question the ethical implications of fast fashion through powerful visual evidence.
3. Despite initial resistance, the campaign successfully ___ public opinion in favour of renewable energy subsidies.
4. Her carefully constructed argument ___ the board to abandon its plans for immediate restructuring.

Correction

1. The senator managed to convince the committee into reconsidering the budget proposal by presenting compelling new data.
2. The documentary prompted audiences to question the ethical implications of fast fashion through powerful visual evidence.
3. Despite initial resistance, the campaign successfully swayed public opinion in favour of renewable energy subsidies.
4. Her carefully constructed argument persuaded the board to abandon its plans for immediate restructuring.

Exercice 2 — Conectores lógicos: asocia cada conector con su función

Asocia cada conector lógico en inglés con la función persuasiva que cumple en el discurso.

1. nevertheless
2. consequently
3. furthermore
4. albeit

Correction

1. nevertheless se utiliza para introducir una concesión que refuerza el argumento principal a pesar de una objeción previa.
2. consequently se utiliza para expresar una consecuencia lógica directa de un argumento o hecho previamente expuesto.
3. furthermore se utiliza para añadir un argumento adicional que refuerza y amplía el punto de vista defendido.
4. albeit se utiliza para introducir una concesión limitada sin debilitar la posición argumentativa general del hablante.

Exercice 3 — Expresiones de opinión: completa las frases

Completa cada frase con la expresión de opinión sólida más apropiada para un registro C1.

1. ___, the long-term economic benefits of investing in education far outweigh the short-term costs involved.
2. The evidence strongly ___ that stricter environmental regulations would significantly reduce industrial pollution levels.
3. While some may argue otherwise, ___ that remote work has fundamentally transformed traditional workplace dynamics for good.
4. ___, one must acknowledge that technological advancement alone cannot resolve deeply rooted social inequalities.

Correction

1. It is my firm conviction that the long-term economic benefits of investing in education far outweigh the short-term costs involved.
2. The evidence strongly suggests that stricter environmental regulations would significantly reduce industrial pollution levels.
3. While some may argue otherwise, there is compelling reason to believe that remote work has fundamentally transformed traditional workplace dynamics for good.
4. It stands to reason that one must acknowledge that technological advancement alone cannot resolve deeply rooted social inequalities.