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By the end of this session, you should be able to:

•Infer Purposes of at least three given texts using clues in the text.

•Demonstrate language choices appropriate for a chosen audience in a text you create.

•Describe at least 2 common features of texts written for typical Purposes.

•Identify the FAP for a partner’s text.

•Evaluate the effectiveness of your own text in fulfilling its FAP.

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Respond to my status on your Class Notebook:

Like – one thing you liked about today’s lesson

Comment – one question you’re not sure about from the lesson

Share – one thing you have learned in the lesson

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks3/english/writing/argue_persuade_advise/revision/4/

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks3/english/writing/argue_persuade_advise/revision/3/

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http://www.wikihow.com/Write-Clear-Instructions

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks2/english/writing/instructions/read/1/

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/english/writing/writingtoinformrev1.shtml

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•What would you expect to see in a text written…

•To advise?

•To inform or explain?

•To describe?

•To instruct?

•To persuade?

•In your pairs/groups from before, use the internet to research one of these purposes, and make notes on what you would include if writing a text for that purpose.

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Activity 3- How would you adapt your language for different audiences?

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Activity 3- How would you adapt your language for different audiences?

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•We change the types of words we use, and how formal we are, depending on audience.

•How might language change for these audiences? Does the type of text affect how language / formality might change?

•Children

•Teenagers

•General public

•IT / Childcare Professionals

•Hospital Patients

•Parents

•Football fans

•Videogame fans

•Employer / manager

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With a 4GB memory and 500GB of storage this Acer Aspire ES1-522 notebook offers you all the basics at a great value price. All you need to be productive and the always growing selection of free and paid apps in the Windows Store will keep you entertained. USB 3.0 and HDMI ports are conveniently placed in the back of the device and a CineCrystal LED backlit TFT LCD display looks great everywhere.

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Product page for a graphics card from Nvidia

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Product page for a graphics card from Nvidia

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We packed the most raw horsepower we possibly could into this GPU. Driven by 3584 NVIDIA® CUDA® cores running at 1.5GHz, TITAN X packs 11 TFLOPs of brute force. Plus it’s armed with 12 GB of GDDR5X memory – one of the fastest memory technologies in the world.

NVIDIA TITAN X

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How are these two product pages different? Who is each one aimed at?

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In pairs or groups of three, list as many different forms of text that we might cover in FS English as you can - 5 mins

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By the end of this session, you should be able to:

•Explain what the term ‘FAP’ stands for.

•List possible text F____s we will cover in FS English, and identify examples of the most common ones.

•Suggest language choices appropriate for different A______s.

•Describe at least 2 common features of texts written for typical P_____S.

•Infer P______s of at least three given texts using clues in the text.

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Mild ~ roughly Entry 3
Medium ~ roughly Level 1
Spicy ~ roughly level 2

Whatever your target level, try a mixture of text difficulties.

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Activity 5 - Questions for the following 13 texts

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Activity 5 - Questions for the following 13 texts

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Have a go at answering the following questions in Class NoteBook about at least three of the following texts:

•What Form is the text in? Is it a leaflet, an article, a webpage, etc.? How do you know? What gives it away as this form?

•What is the text about? What is its main subject?

•Who might the Audience for the text be? What words or subjects in the text make it suitable for this audience? How specific can you be? Are they a certain age, or do they live in a certain place?

•Why was this text written? What Purpose might it be trying to achieve? What features does it have which suggest this?

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