Welcome!
Check answers to blue pages (ex. 2,3,4)
Get your student book out
Discuss what you did this weekend - the boring and the exciting :) - Use the past simple, past continuous and past perfect.
Be ready to share some details from your partner's weekend!
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Welcome!
Check answers to blue pages (ex. 2,3,4)
Get your student book out
Discuss what you did this weekend - the boring and the exciting :) - Use the past simple, past continuous and past perfect.
Be ready to share some details from your partner's weekend!
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Class rules
Use English as much as possible --> Mistakes = no problem
Listen to the speaker - whether it's me or someone else!
Respect, be nice, and don't laugh at each other
Quiet when working.
Planning
Introduction to writing an article (6.7) p. 82
Full document also on Magister Studiewijzer!
6.7 - article writing
I understand how to write an article summarising key facts and using linking words
In the past, you have read many articles (when you did not bring your reading book...;))
What do articles usually have in common?
Look at the SB article - p 82
Do exercises 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6 in pairs. Need help? Let me know :)
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Answers
Exercise 3:
1 - street corners ; 2 - alternatives do they have ; 3 - young people ; 4 - teens ;
5 - youngsters ; 6 - additionally ; 7 - as well as this ; 8 - although ; 9 - in contrast ;
10 - so ; 11 - as a result
Exercise 5:
1 - clearly ; 2 - certainly ; 3 - obviously ; 4 - probably ; 5 - sadly ; 6 - unfortunately
Exercise 6:
1 - probably ; 2 - hopefully ; 3 - certainly ; 4 - fortunately ; 5 - unfortunately ; 6 - clearly ;
7 - interestingly
6.7 Writing
1. Title - must be catchy!
2. Introduction - background info
3. Body - Refer to stats / data
Engage readers = address them
Use linkers: add, contrast, result
Use a range of vocab = don't repeat yourself
4. Ending - summarize
On to you...
Do exercise 9 from the SB and write your own factual article.
Bring your finished article next Friday