Getting to know you: basic questions.Work with a partner.Ask and answer the following questions. Use the examples to help prepare yourpersonal answers:1) What´s your name?My name is……2) Where do you come from?I come from…..3) Where do you live?I live in…..4)[r]
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Lesson Plan for creative writing class 7/6/2012•••••Getting to know the students namesTeacher and student will do a ball toss game to engage the students and tohelp new students as well as the teacher become familiar with one another.(20 minutes)Discu[r]
WRITING TO NARRATENARRATIVE WRITING is telling a story in orderto establish an idea or assert an opinion. It fol-lows all the conventions of good storytellingsuch as characterization, plot, and theme, andit is often used as a means to get you to writeabout yourself. Narra[r]
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OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR TEST 20 ADVERBS AND WORD ORDER (UNITS 113-117) Test 20A Put each word in brackets into the sentence. ► Anna arrives for work, (late) Anna arrives late for work. 1 I like old cowboy films, (quite) 2 Have you finished this magazine? (yet) 3 This coat is big. (too) 4 Have[r]
Listen to the tape carefully . - Work individually and write the full sentences - Read their sentences aloud . - Read the passage again to answer the questions . - Compare with a 10 min
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GRADE 9 PERIODUNIT 2: CLOTHINGLESSON 1: GETTING STARTED + LISTEN & READ----------o0o----------*OBJECTIVES: By the en d of the lesson student will be able to know some vocabularies about clothing and get some information about Ao dai *TARGET ITEMS: -Vocabula[r]