So You CAN'T or you CAN teach an old dog new tricks then?

                                           

KEY to the Writing Stories handout

  KEY to the story writing leaflet.

After our progress tests: Time to enhance our performance

                                     

Remedial Work for your WRITING:

1) Complete the conclusions worksheet. Keep it in mind

2) Search and go through specific vocabulary INPUT:

WRITING OPTION A

WRITING OPTION B

3) Write up a brief outline of your article / essay

4) Write a full new version of it (200 words max)

5) Do a thorough revision before turning it in

TO BE TURNED IN ON FEBRUARY 8th

Remedial Work for your SPEAKING and MEDIATING:

1) Listen to your recorded monologue / mediation

2) Identify errors in grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, content and structure.

3) Search for specific vocabulary to express yourself better

4) Write up a brief outline of your monologue / mediation exercise

5) Record your new performance (3 minutes for your speaking / 2 minutes for your mediation)

TO BE UPLOADED ON PADLET ON FEBRUARY 8th

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Danger of a Single Story

In this TED talk, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a highly-regarded Nigerian writer, talks about the danger of a single story. I would like to ask you to watch this video again, this time answering to the multiple choice questions below. We will dive into the waters of story writing and story telling this Thursday. Enjoy!

Chimamanda Adichie's questions 1

Chimamanda Adichie's questions 2

Chimamanda Adichie's questions 3

Chimamanda Adichie's questions 4

Guinness TV Commercial + Business and Advertising Vocabulary

  

Remember you have been assigned to prepare an elevator pitch for Guinness, with this very advertisement in mind. Check the link below for a general vocabulary revision:

Vocabulary revision: Advertising

Business English to use during meetings / remote working