Week 23

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EngelsMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 4,5

This lesson contains 13 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

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Cambridge English

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Today's Lesson

Check homework
Speaking page 70
Reading page 70-71

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Homework check

Reading page 69
Check this yourself

Vocabulary page 69
I'll check some of this here, check the rest yourself. 

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Page 69: exercise 7
Use the word give in capitals to form a word that fits the gap in each line

This is also a Reading and Use of English task, 
so it's good practise!

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The teacher said one of the students had been ........ rude to her. APPAL

Slide 5 - Open question

You shouldn't make ...... about someone just because of their appearance. ASSUME

Slide 6 - Open question

You look like a top business ..... in that smart suit. EXECUTE

Slide 7 - Open question

Speaking
Page 70 exercise 1

  • Go to your seperate channel and ask each other the questions from this exercise. 
  • Make sure everyone has a chance to speak (in English)
  • Take about 8 minutes to do this. 
  • Come back to the main channel when you are done.

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Reading
Cambridge calls part 7 a 'gapped text' activity. 

You get a long text with six paragraphs removed (leaving 6 gaps, hence the name of the task). 
Your job to is put the paragraphs back into the right place. 
It's quite hard, and Cambridge make it harder by including an extra paragraph 
that doesn't fit into any of the spaces.

Part 7 is a hard part of the exam that gets easier the more you practice. 

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HOW TO START
  1. Read the whole text. 
  2. Read all the paragraphs.
  3. Then pay special attention to the sentences before and after the gap - a lot of the most important information will be there. 
  4. You don't have to start with the first gap - always start with the one you think is going to be easiest and leave the hardest ones till later. 
  5. The first answer you choose will be a 1 in 7 chance, but the last one is 1 in 2.
  6. But be careful! Sometimes there won't be a clue in the sentence immediately before or after the gap. 
  7. You really do need to read the whole text to get its meaning - sometimes the 'clue' is the entire paragraph.

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Reading
Page 70-71

Do exercise 2-3-4

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Evaluation
You adjusted words so they fit a sentence (homework check)
You filled in gaps with missing paragraphs
You discussed modern fasion trends

You practised:
Reading and Use of English part 3
Reading and Use of English part 7
Your speaking 

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Homework
Reading page 70-71
Vocabulary page 71

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