Lesson-3

Odd one out
  1.     apple, peach, banana, tomato
  2.     strawberry, branch, bowling ball, boat, ice
  3.     window, river, envelope, client, oregano
  4.     low, now, cow, how
  5.     comb, champagne, knife, plum
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EngelsMiddelbare schoolVoortgezet speciaal onderwijsvmbo lwoo, mavoLeerroute VLLeerroute MLeerjaar 4

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Odd one out
  1.     apple, peach, banana, tomato
  2.     strawberry, branch, bowling ball, boat, ice
  3.     window, river, envelope, client, oregano
  4.     low, now, cow, how
  5.     comb, champagne, knife, plum

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What is a short story?
To make a  story short…

What makes a short story a short story? 

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Todays lesson
Open your laptop. 
Listen to the instructions.
Students:
Vocab. Exercises - Quizlet
Work on your short story.
(250–300 words for each mini-task)

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Odd One Out – How to Play
Odd One Out is a vocabulary and pronunciation game.You will see four or five words. Your job is to find the one word that is different from the others.
The difference can be based on:

Meaning – different category or type
Pronunciation – a different sound
Spelling – a different spelling pattern
Grammar – a different type of word
Word structure – number of letters or syllables

The most important rule is:

👉 You must explain WHY you chose the word.

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Not afraid: 0-1-2-3 :Terrified

( ) The plane takes off or lands.
( ) You're riding your bicycle in a heavy thunderstorm.
( ) There's a spider on your bedroom wall.
( ) You're at a party and you don't know anyone.
( ) You have to give a speech in front of your class. 

( ) You're looking out the window from a very high skyscraper.

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Your score
0 - 9 pts = Nothing seems to bother you
10 - 18 pts = Relax, a little fear and anxiety doesn't hurt anyone
19 - 27 pts = Avoid too much excitement
28 - 36 pts = You're total chicken!!!

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What is wrong in the following sentence?
He came over really quickally
A
Quickally should be quickely
B
Quickally should be quickly
C
Really should be real
D
Quickally should be quickily

Slide 7 - Quiz

Fear or phobia
Phobia: an extreme fear for something or a situation. It usually cannot be explained.

Fear: an unpleasant emotion or thought that you have when you are frightened or worried by something dangerous, painful or bad that is happening or might happen.

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Tips
A good story should include the following: 
  • An exciting title
  • a paragraph that is interesting so that  you want to read on.
  • sentences that are varied in length for interest.
  • short sentences for dramatic events
  • a wide range of vocabulary, including vivid adjectives and adverbs.
  • a story is writen in the past tense.
  • correct use of paragraphs


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Finish your short story.....

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Good luck!

See you next time!

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