S6 Shatin Pui Ying Enhancement Course by Anson Li

Lesson 6: Reading Comprehension

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:29:00 UTC

Select parts of the passage which could be utilized in your own composition with a short description of how it could be used. You may also select some vocabulary items suitable and provide one example sentence of your own. Post your ideas on Padlet.

Lesson 6: Sentence Creation

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:29:30 UTC

Choose one of the sentence patterns and two of the vocabulary items and create your own sentences on Padlet.

Lesson 4: Reading Comprehension

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:30:04 UTC

Lesson 4: Sentence Creation

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:31:04 UTC

Choose one of the sentence patterns and two of the vocabulary items and create your own sentences on Padlet.

Lesson 5: Reading Comprehension

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:31:24 UTC

Select parts of the passage which could be utilised in your own composition with a short description of how it could be used. You may also select some vocabulary items suitable and provide one example sentence of your own. Post your ideas on Padlet.

Lesson 5: Sentence Creation

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:32:24 UTC

Choose one of the sentence patterns and two of the vocabulary items and create your own sentences on Padlet.

E.g., Mr. Li (6A) Paragraph 2

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:40:00 UTC

The highlighted part could be used as examples for the paragraph related to the rising popularity of these shows (Popstars)

E.g., Mr. Li (6A) (A myriad of // a multitude of…)

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:41:03 UTC

E.g., A multitude of archival sources — ranging from personal letters to government records—illuminates the hidden history of the region.

E.g., Mr. Li (6A) Paragraph 1

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:42:57 UTC

The highlighted part could be used as the evidence for arguing the changing value of a university degree.

E.g., Mr. Li (6A) (It is + essential // crucial // pivotal + that…)

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:43:39 UTC

It is pivotal // essential // crucial that the environmental impact assessment be completed before construction permits are granted for the coastal development project.

E.g., Mr. Li (6A) Paragraph 4

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:45:14 UTC

The highlighted part could serve as one of the points for the pros of using AI in workplaces.

E.g., Mr. Li (6A) (Despite // In spite of... // Notwithstanding // Regardless of…)

ansonlinok — 2025-09-15 08:45:50 UTC

Despite // In spite of //// Notwithstanding // Regardless of the economic downturn, the startup secured major funding from international investors.