Week 2

Obtaining Goods and Services
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Obtaining Goods and Services
Lesson 2

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To Do:
  • Check Homework
  • Impeachment
  • Obtaining Goods and Services - Lesson 2: Text and Theory (reading)

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Planning
Week 1: Obtaining Goods  & Services
Week 2: Obtaining Goods & Services
Week 3: Giving Advice
Week 4: Helpdesk
Week 5: * 

* Presentations
* Writing Extra 

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Answers Exercise 2
1)b
2)b
3) d
4) d - h -a- g -e- b- f- c

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Answers - Exercise 3
1) a 8) a= false / b = false / c = true / d = false
2) d 9) a= false/ b = false/ c= true/ d= true / e= true
3) b 10) a= Hi, am I speaking to John?
4) c b= Hi, it's Mark here from EaysPC.
5) c & d c= I'll have to check that with him
6) a & B d= Yeah, that's fine.
7) c e= Thanks for getting back to me so fast
                              f= Cheers, mate. Bye!

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8) a= false / b = false / c = true / d = false
9) a= false/ b = false/ c= true/ d= true / e= true
10) a= Hi, am I speaking to John?
b= Hi, it's Mark here from EaysPC.
c= I'll have to check that with him d= Yeah, that's fine.
 e= Thanks for getting back to me so fast
 f= Cheers, mate. Bye!

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Slide 8 - Video

Slide 9 - Video

1. What does impeachment mean?
A
Removal from office
B
Conviction of a crime
C
Formal accusation of wrongdoing

Slide 10 - Quiz

2. Who can formally initiate the impeachment process?
A
The House of Representatives
B
Any citizen of the United States
C
The Senate

Slide 11 - Quiz

3. Where does the impeachment trial take place?
A
The White House
B
The Senate
C
The Supreme Court

Slide 12 - Quiz

4. How many votes are required for conviction of a president or vice president?
A
A simple majority
B
A unanimous vote
C
A supermajority

Slide 13 - Quiz

5. What can get someone impeached in the USA?

Slide 14 - Open question

6. Which of the following presidents was NOT formally impeached?
A
Andrew Johnson
B
Richard Nixon
C
Bill Clinton

Slide 15 - Quiz

Listening & Reading
Purposes of a text:
inform, instruct, persuade, entertain

Reading strategies:
- Scanning: specific information
- Skimming: topic and main points
- Intensive Reading: complete understanding

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Reading
Topic: what the text is about.
Main idea:  the point the author is trying to make about the topic.
Topic sentence: sentence that clearly states the main idea. Usually the first or last sentence of a text/paragraph.

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Obtaining Goods and Services
Exercise 1: Read the blog and answer questions 1-6
Exercise 2: Read the blog and answer question 1 -6

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Exercise 1- Answers
1. d
2.b
3. a= true/ b=false/ c=false/ d= false/ e=true
4. a+b+d
5. a
6. b+c+d+e

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Exercise 2- Answers
1. b                                                                       6. a=true/ b=false/ c=true/d=true
2. b
3. a+c+e+f
4. advantages: a + c+ d
drawbacks: b + e+ f
5. 1366 x 768
= b 
   13.3
= c
   16
= f
   379
= a
  299
= d
   3.3
= e

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