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Grammar in Context - Past simple vs Present perfect

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Grammar in Context - Past simple vs Present perfect

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Remember the rules : https://view.genially.com/650b1ab8504ecb00114bfade/presentation-present-perfect-simple-vs-past-simple

Practice 1: Link

Practice 2: Link

Practice 3: Link

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Reading Schedule: Link

SORA App: Link

Book: Tragic Theaters by Natalie Lunis.

First Term Resources: Link

Second Term Resources: Link

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Practice #1 - liveworksheets.com/es/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/1978480

Practice #2 : https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/2058423

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A2 KEY READING AND WRITING PART 6

Practice #1: liveworksheets.com/node/6301304

Practice #2: https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-language/2161404

Practice #3: https://www.liveworksheets.com/es/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/770848

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First Conditional:

https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-video-lessons/grammar-practice/general-grammar-practice/first-conditional-minions/440542

Zero conditional:

https://en.islcollective.com/english-esl-video-lessons/grammar-practice/general-grammar-practice/zero-conditional-0/zero-conditional-in-movies/432019

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How to cite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDGdqoCyAtw

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check the information: https://www.plagiarism.admin.cam.ac.uk/resources-and-support/referencing/when-cite

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Practice #1: https://wordwall.net/es/resource/4736913/outdoor-activities

Practice #2:

https://www.baamboozle.com/game/830443

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Resource checked in class.

Direct Quote

Paraphrasing

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We will start our first research topic: How to Cite Sources when using information from books, articles, or websites. To prepare, please do the following:

1. Look for information about outdoor activities for teenagers: requirements, types, benefits, risks. You can print, copy, or bring the book or magazine with the information.

2. Please include the following information:

Books: Title, author, year, and page number.

Websites: Website name, article title, author (if available), and date.

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Reference and sources: https://concordian-thailand.libguides.com/c.php?g=904290&p=6509207

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Check the following resources to understand Report Writing in English:

Resource 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZnYQJ0ZX9A

Practice 2: https://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/writing/b2-writing/report

Practice 3: https://www.baamboozle.com/game/3072573

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Writing

A REPORT

Let's learn how to write one!

A piece of writing following a specific request from someone wanting information about a place, services, etc.

What is a report?

Use the passive voice as it is a good way to achieve the correct tone and level of formality.

Avoid using the first person singular when presenting the options/findings.

Make sure you use neutral or formal language as the report is usually written for someone in authority.

Writing an effective report ...

HOw many sentences are there in the three paragraphs of the main body? Do you think more are needed?

Go back to the sample and write the phrases in the five paragraphs that introduce the topics. Can they be interchanged?

Look at this example report and say what you notice about the layout

Organising paragraphs. Can you put them in the right order?

Read the writing task and answer the questions.

One step at the time...

Click

Key

Key

Sample

Click

Sample

Let's put it in a more visual way!

It's your turn now!!

Let's plan your writing!!

USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

A little bit of help...

You rule!!!

Return

What is the purpose of the report?

How many paragraphs will there be in the main body of your report?

Who will read the report - the manager or young people?

Return

Return

Return

Most people feel that...

I would therefore recommend that...

Regarding...

The majority of people...

Almost everyone agrees that...

The aim of this report is to...

Not interchangeable

Interchangeable

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Grammar practice - FIRST AND ZERO CONDITIONAL

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Grammar practice - FIRST AND ZERO CONDITIONAL

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Practice #1: https://www.educaplay.com/learning-resources/12754877-zero_and_first_conditionals.html

Practice #2: https://wordwall.net/es/resource/17100167/zero-first-conditional

Practice #3: https://wordwall.net/es/resource/37916784/english/put-the-words-in-order-to-complete-these-popular

Practice #4: https://wordwall.net/es/resource/20028611/zero-or-first-conditional

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Practice #1: https://www.merriam-webster.com/games/spell-it

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Practice your writing skill by using the following link:

https://writeandimprove.com/workbooks#/wi-workbooks/e203fdd9-cb2e-459d-a36e-0b6a026cbfe6

Write what you see:

https://artsandculture.google.com/experiment/say-what-you-see/jwG3m7wQShZngw?hl=en

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Say What You See - Google Arts & Culture

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Learn the art of image prompting with the help of Google AI.

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📢 Midterm Knowledge Verification Quiz

As we have already discussed, we will have our Midterm Knowledge Verification Quiz next week.

The Quiz will:

Follow the International English Exam format.

Include Listening and Reading skills, as well as analysis and writing tasks.

Cover the topics we have worked on in class.

Below, you will find:

A list of the topics to be assessed.

Practice exercises to review the different skills.

Additional resources to help you prepare effectively.

RESOURCES:

Listening

Exercise 1: Link

Exercise 2: Link

Exercise 3: Link

Reading practice

Exercise 1: Link

Exercise 2: Link

TOPICS Practice

Practice 1 - Outdoor activities Link

Practice 2 - Citations and references: Link

Practice 3 - Conditionals: Link

Practice 4 - Present perfect Link

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Socioformative project: "Case Closed" TV show structure

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Socioformative project: "Case Closed" TV show structure

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Based on the organization for the central activity in session #5, explore the different parts of the TV show. That is important for the showtime.

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Remember that you must be working on the development of the different timeline cards for chapters: "Lincon´s murder lives on" "A curse strikes again" "Playing the palace" "Good night, Olive" and "The phantom of the opera"

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Present Perfect

Verbs practice: link

Practice: Link

Practice: Link

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Check and practice:

Practice: Link

Practice: Link

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Analyzing and Synthesis

Practice 1: https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/2331417

Practice 2: https://www.liveworksheets.com/node/3129691

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Listening part 2: https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/6886436

Listening part 3: https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/2269391

Listening part 4: https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/1920233

Listening part 5: https://www.liveworksheets.com/es/worksheet/en/english-language/7104263

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Explanation: Link

Link 2

Practice: Link

Practice 2: Link

Practice 3: Link

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Argument Writing Vocabulary 7th - 8th Grade Quiz | Wayground (formerly Quizizz)

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Argument Writing Vocabulary quiz for 7th grade students. Find other quizzes for English and more on Wayground for free!

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📚 Hello Students!

✨ This year we have been preparing for the A2 KEY International Exam with: Class exercises, Formative activities, Final evaluations

🎉 You are ready to take the exam!

🔎 Practice resources:
Here you will find materials to:

Practice with mock tests 📝

Review the exam structure 📖

💡 Remember:

Practice is very important to succeed 🌟

Show the skills you have learned in English

Use your time wisely ⏰

📌 Exam Date: October 23rd

Good luck! 🍀 You can do it! 🚀

Practice 1:

Reading sections: Link

Listening section: Link

Practice 2:

Reading section: Link

Listening section: Link

Practice 3:

Reading section: Link

Listening section: Link

SPEAKING: Link

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Cambridge A2 Key Speaking

The Speaking section of the A2 Key Exam consists of two parts:

1. Introductory phase

During this part, the examiner will ask you a series of personal questions about yourself and your life.

The questions will be related to topics such as your daily routine, hobbies, interests, family, friends, etc.

You will need to provide short answers and engage in simple conversation with the examiner.

This part is designed to assess your ability to speak about yourself and your experiences in English.

2. Collaborative task

During this part, you will be asked to give a longer, more detailed answer on a specific topic. The examiner will ask you to look at some pictures about the same topic, and then they will ask you a question about the pictures and tell you to talk with your partner about the question.

The topic will be related to your personal experiences, interests, or opinions.

You will have a few seconds to prepare your answer, and then you will be expected to speak for around 1-2 minutes.

You can see how the exam works in this video:

Here is a list of common topics you might find in A2 Key Speaking:

Daily life

Personal details

Home

Food and drink

Hobbies and leisure

Sport

Personal feelings, opinions and experiences

Health and exercise

Language

Entertainment and media

People

Shopping

Places and buildings

Clothes

Weather

Travel and holidays

Transport

Tips before the exam

Practice speaking English regularly

Speaking English alone, with classmates, friends, or family regularly will help you improve your confidence and fluency. Try to practise talking about the different topics on the list above. When there is a word that you cannot say in English, look it up in the dictionary and write it in a list.

Work on your vocabulary

Try to keep a list of words you learn while practising your speaking. Also, learn new vocabulary about the topics on the list and try to use it when you are speaking.

Read and listen regularly

The most effective way to improve your range of vocabulary and grammar is to read and listen to English regularly. Those students who can do that over a long time learn much faster. You don't need to spend hours reading or listening, just a few minutes, but do it every day or couple of days.

Be prepared

Review the exam format, questions, and language expressions in advance to feel more relaxed and confident on exam day.

Tips during the exam

Stay relaxed

Take deep breaths, or use any technique that you find effective to be relaxed. When we are relaxed, we speak better. Try to speak as you would speak if you were with friends. Remember, the examiners are there to help you succeed.

Don't pay too much attention to your mistakes

It's important that you try to speak correctly, but it's even more important that you can communicate fluently and effectively. Some students think too much about the correct way of saying things and then they hesitate a lot and there are long and repeated pauses in their speech. You should concentrate more on what you want to say than on how to say it correctly.

Use complete sentences

When the examiner or your partner asks you a question, answer using full sentences. For example, if they ask you whether you like fish, don't just say 'Yes.' You could say, 'Yes, I like it very much. I eat fish two or three times a week.' Or if they ask you where you are from, don't just say, 'Livorno.' You could say, 'I'm from Livorno, a city in the north of Italy.'

Listen carefully to the examiners

Pay attention to the examiners' instructions and questions. It's important that you do exactly as they say.

Use connectors, and vocabulary used for giving opinion

Try to connect your sentences using words to express contrast, reason or result. Also, use expressions to give your opinion, agree and disagree. Here's some useful vocabulary:

➪ Giving your opinion

I think/believe/feel (that)...

In my opinion,...

I guess (that)...

I have no doubt that...

I strongly believe that...

➪ Agreeing

➪ Disagreeing

I don't think (that)...

I don't agree (with you).

➪ Giving reasons and offering explanations

The reason why...

That's why...

For this reason...

That's the reason why...

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A2 Key - Exam 1 - Speaking - Test-English

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Get ready for the Cambridge A2 Key exam with our example tests. You will find a complete exam, plus lots of useful tips and information.

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Reading part 3:

https://www.esleschool.com/en_gb/making-jam/

Reading part 4: liveworksheets.com/worksheet/en/english-second-language-esl/1894512

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Don't forget the date of the exam is October 23rd. Prepare with the following resources:

Reading Section: https://www.esleschool.com/en_gb/a2-key-reading-test/

Listening Section: https://www.esleschool.com/en_gb/a2-key-listening-test/

Practice for the exam: https://www.esleschool.com/en_gb/ket-exam-practice-a2-english-level/

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A2 Key Exam Practice for English Learners

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Prepare for the A2 Key Exam with our resources designed for pre-intermediate English learners. Enhance your skills today.

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IDEAS FOR GAMES

Traditional games: Bolirana

Board games: Link

Teamwork games: Link

Original games: Link

Link 2

Movement games: Link

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