Click HERE to read the article
Click HERE to read women's experiences being catcalled.
Wednesday, 29 November 2017
TASK TWO: PRESENTATION OF AN ARTICLE FROM THE ECONOMIST
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Read any article from The Economist that catches your attention and use the strategies in the video to prepare a presentation in class.
- Tell your classmates about the article, why you found it interesting and explain its contents and conclusions.
- Use the magazines I gave out in class or alternatively, click HERE to read the online version.
LENGTH: The presentation in class must be 5 minutes long.
DEADLINE: ASAP or December 20th, tops.
- Read any article from The Economist that catches your attention and use the strategies in the video to prepare a presentation in class.
- Tell your classmates about the article, why you found it interesting and explain its contents and conclusions.
- Use the magazines I gave out in class or alternatively, click HERE to read the online version.
LENGTH: The presentation in class must be 5 minutes long.
DEADLINE: ASAP or December 20th, tops.
Monday, 27 November 2017
TASK 1: PREPARATION OF A DIALOGUE
SPEAKING TASK: preparation of a dialogue between two friends.
DEADLINE: the dialogue must be presented in class or recorded and handed in ASAP, or alternatively, before December 20th, tops.
LENGHT: the dialogue must be 5-7 minutes long.
THE DIALOGUE MUST FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES:
Two friends meet. One of them has very juicy information about a friend of theirs who has just split up and ended what seemed to be a stable relationship. They start gossiping about the relationship and the reasons why they broke up. They mention chronologically the love story of the ex-couple and they conspire to find a suitable new partner for their friend.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1 Use as much vocabulary as possible from the notes we took in class and from the photocopy I gave out. (prince charming, better half, soul mate, to have a crush on somebody, Mr. Perfect, to cheat on somebody...)
DEADLINE: the dialogue must be presented in class or recorded and handed in ASAP, or alternatively, before December 20th, tops.
LENGHT: the dialogue must be 5-7 minutes long.
THE DIALOGUE MUST FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES:
Two friends meet. One of them has very juicy information about a friend of theirs who has just split up and ended what seemed to be a stable relationship. They start gossiping about the relationship and the reasons why they broke up. They mention chronologically the love story of the ex-couple and they conspire to find a suitable new partner for their friend.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1 Use as much vocabulary as possible from the notes we took in class and from the photocopy I gave out. (prince charming, better half, soul mate, to have a crush on somebody, Mr. Perfect, to cheat on somebody...)
2 Use the expressions we saw in the BBC programme 'HOW TO GOSSIP' and 'HOW TO SHOW INTEREST' Clik HERE and HERE
3 Apart from the above mentioned, use these expressions and tenses:
-Third conditionals:
- e.g. If he had been faithful, she wouldn’t have dumped him. / If she hadn’t been cheated on, they would have married.
-Would for past habits, like used to (actions only, no state verbs here):
e.g. It was so annoying, he would always make compliments to other women, yeah, catcalling and wolf-whistling was his thing. / No wonder she ran away, he would sometimes show up drunk and smelling of cheap perfume. / I remember he would make sexist remarks. / He would stare at her cleavage like a pervert.
e.g. It was so annoying, he would always make compliments to other women, yeah, catcalling and wolf-whistling was his thing. / No wonder she ran away, he would sometimes show up drunk and smelling of cheap perfume. / I remember he would make sexist remarks. / He would stare at her cleavage like a pervert.
- Would for reproval: I wish you would stop making dirty remarks. / I wish he would remember our anniversary.
Click HERE for the explanation on the use of wish
Click HERE for the explanation on the use of wish
-Apart from the above expressions, try to use these too:
- No hard feelings, really. / - No offense meant, I mean. – None taken, chill out.
Saturday, 18 November 2017
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Sunday, 5 November 2017
WHAT MAKES A GOOD FRIEND?
Listening: What makes a good friend
Gap-fill exercise
Get in one's Face= to annoy someone
To Hang Out= to socialise with friends
To Hang Out= to socialise with friends
DATING 2.0
Has traditional dating become a thing of the past? Look at the pictures below showing different ways of dating. In pairs, discuss which ones you prefer, which one you wouldn’t mind trying and which ones you would never try, giving reasons to support your opinion.
OMG!
Which of these adjectives would you use to describe the picture? Give reasons
Awesome disgusting funny unreal pornographic sexist
romantic interesting unusual provocative depressing
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Friday, 3 November 2017
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