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English Language - Year 1 2014 - 2015 ClassworkIn case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons. Error recognition exercises from Winter Essay KEY Error recognition exercise (exam practice) Common mistakes in the latest tasks KEY Error correction exercises from seminars KEY Error correction exercises KEY Examples of Key Points (Task 1) Examples of Article (Task 2) MOCK Listening and Writing MOCK Use of English MOCK Reading 1 MOCK Reading 2 MOCK Reading 3 MOCK Answer sheet Collocation worksheet 29.09.2014
Worksheet for Lab lesson 01.10.2014
CLASSWORK HANDOUTS Listening Task from 03.11.14 |
Tasks Task 19 - How much did you improve? To do before you come to register Task 18 - Final Essay Task 17 - OPTIONAL TASK CV + motivation letter Task 16 Summary Statements Task 15 Nuclear Non-Proliferation excercises Task 14 - Easter Essay Task 13b - Essential Elements of a Film Review Task 13 - Film Review Task 12 Prep for Film Review Task 11 - Student-Led Seminars Task 10 - Self Assessment presentation Task 9 - 3-4 minute presentation Task 8 Transcript of Balloon Debate Task 7 - Winter Essay Task 6 - Balloon Debate Task 5 - Listening and Writing Reading 1 Reading 2 Reading 3 Use of English Task 4 - Reading for Key points Reading 1 Reading 2 Reading 3 Use of English Task 3 - Listening for Key Points 2 - The Next Economic Giants Task 2 Reviewing Task 1 Register + email Task 1 Listening for Key Points + summary writing |
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Academic Writing Materials Powerpoint Presentations Reader Response Action and Agency String of Actions Expectations Initial Presentation Hedging, Boosting and Positioning Subject Verb Complement Separations The Stress Position Topic Position
Legal English Materials International Law - Links to cases
Russian Language and Culture Materials
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Info and organisation:
Organisation - General organisation Groups for Academic Writing and Legal English |
| SIS I 2013-2014 Classwork: EXAM KEY UoE + Reading In case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons. MOCK EXAM Good Examples of Key Points Good Examples of Task Response Examples of authentic articles written in the run up to the G8 Summit Examples of good Task Response - Key Points Examples of good Task Response - Article Reading Text 1 - Zero Hunger Challenge Reading Text 2 Reading Text 3 Use of English Test (Past Paper June 2013) KEY ANSWER SHEETCLASSWORK HANDOUTS Language Work - Student-Led Seminars Language Work Tasks 1 to 4 KEY Concordance worksheet (to do using the BYU) |
SIS I 2013-2014 Tasks Task 19 - making mistakes work (Exam prep) Task 18 - Easter Essay Task 17 - Summary Statements Task 16 - Writing an abstract Task 15 - Student-Led Seminar Task 14 - 3-Minute Presentation Presentation check list UPDATED 12.03.14 Self evaluation UPDATED 17.03.14 Task 13 - Listening and note taking - Lectio Magistralis 24/02/2014 Task 12 c - Peer-review and redrafting your review NEW Peer-review form Example of Good Second Draft NEW 28.04.14 Task 12 - Listening and Writing (exam practice) Joseph Nye Task 12 b Authentic Review Examples of good task response: Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Example 4 Task 11 - Winter Essay Task 10 - Balloon Debate - Persuasive speaking + 10 b - Transcript Task 9 - Listening for Key points 3 - Michael Sandel Examples of Good Task Achievement Task 8 - Reading The Truman Doctrine Task 7 - Editing your Review Task 6 - Reveiw of Lectio Magistralis Task 5 - Listening for Key points 2 + What makes a good speaker? Task 4 - First impressions Task 3 - Me and the media Task 2 - Listening for Key Points (for Monday 7 October) Task 1b Collocation Worksheet 1 (exs 10, 11 & 12 now uploaded) Task 1a MEIS Expectations - a survey |
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| Richard's materials
Powerpoint Presentations Reader Response Action and Agency String of Actions Expectations Initial Presentation Hedging, Boosting and Positioning Subject Verb Complement Separations The Stress Position Topic Position |
Info: 3 minute presentation schedule
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English Language - Year 1 2012 - 2013
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English Language - Year 1 2012 - 2013
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2011/2012
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2010 - 2011 Classwork: In case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons. Writing semi-formal emails - how (not) to do it Colligation exercise (to use in Lab) Task 9 Worksheet - Coherence and Cohesion, Task Response. Language Worksheet - Tasks 9,10 + 12 - KEY Worksheet 1 for Monday 11 April - KEY Worksheet 2 for Monday 11 April - KEY Exam Practice: Presentation and Exam Registration Schedule June 2011
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Tasks: Task 4 - Listening for Key points Task 5 - reading (summaries) Key Task 7 - CV + Motivation letter Task 9 - Listening + writing (website review of Lecture) Examples of Good Task Response Task 10 - Reading + writing (Winter Break Essay) Task 12 - Exam practice Reading 1 Reading 2 Key Listening Task 13 - Self assessment of presentation Task 19 - UN Security Council Resolution - Iran Task 20 - Final Essay and Final Presentation Exam: Listening/writing Use of English Answer Sheet KEY
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2009/2010 Classwork: In case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons. Presentation worksheet + useful websites Common Language Mistakes Tasks 8 and 11
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a.a. 2009/2010 Tasks: Task 2 Summarising: From Our Own Correspondent Task 4 - Listening for key points Task 5 - identifying text types Task 7 - Letter + e-mail writing Task 8 - Listening and report writing Task 9 - Reading comprehension reading comp key and Use of English Practice Task 10 (Last one for 2009 - Yippeeee!) Balloon Debate Task 11 - Essay 1 - opinion essay Task 12 - Listening + writing - Sino-US relations Task 15 - Easter Essay - Student-led Seminar Questions Task 16 - Listening + Reading Comp - Rabbit Proof Fence Task 17 - UN Security Council Resolution - Iran Task 18 - Generation Jihad - Listening and note taking Task 19 - Second Seminar Essay Task 20 - Final presentation (exam)
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Richard's materials Corrections to Paragraphs - Inversion and Articles Emphasis and It Clauses for 05.11.09
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Info: a.a. 2009-2010
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Use of English Practice There is a CD in the classroom with several past papers.
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2008/2009 Classwork: In case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons. Lesson 5/6 Dark & Stormy Night Exercises Lesson 8 Obama the Orator - Reading comp Nuclear non-proliferation exercises
Materials for Legal English - dott.ssa Orme
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a.a. 2008/2009 Tasks: Tasks 3 & 4 Bill Gates DAvos 2009 (Key words - creative capitalism) + Application Letter Task 5 Summarising: From Our Own Correspndent Task 6 Listening - Dark and Stormy Night/Writing: CV Task 8 Listening - White Horse Village Task 9 Balloon Debate Task 10 Essay One - White Horse Village/Children and Armed conflict Task 11 Reading Comp Use of English Task 12 Essay 2 Task 13 Presentation Self Assessment Task 14 Press Review Task 15 Critical Listening Task 16 Critical Reading Task 17 Reading Practice - Rabbit-proof Fence Task 18 Key Words Task 19 Final Essay
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a.a. 2007/2008 Classwork: In case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons.
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a.a. 2007/2008 Tasks: Task 2 - Abstract + covering email Task 3 - Listening "Stealing Money from Developing Countries" (CD in Mediateca) Task 4 - Letter of application Task 6 Listening 2 "India Rising" Task 8 Listening 3 "India Rising - 5: Debate" - Listening exercises Task 9 - Reading . "India on Fire" Task 10 - Reading Comprehension: Europe's True Stories (No need to send this to me - we will go over it in class) Task 11 - Opinion Essay - India OR Garton Ash's 6 strands (Europe's True Stories) Task 12 - Register - rewriting text in a different register. Task 13 - Listening + writing Jeffrey Sach's Lecture 1 Task 14 - Reading - With friends like these - loaded language Task 14 b Reading Task 15 - Introductions - identifying good points (and bad points) in an introduction Task 16 - Write a transcript of your first presentation and send it to me along with your self-evaluation of the presentation. Task 17 - Reading - Security Council Resolution S/Res/1803/2008 Task 18 - Second Presentations Task 19 - Listening and language work - UN resolutions and press releases re Non-proliferation Task 20 - the last task of the year (Yippeeeee) - UN Press Review, to be prepared for 26 May
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Info: a.a. 2006-2007
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Tasks:
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a.a. 2006/7 Second Semester
Lesson 1 - Beliefs about language learning Abstracts - some examples + lesson 1 homework Lesson 4 - Learning from listening - A Dark and Stormy Night Interesting words and phrases from the tales Lesson 6 - Letters and emails: formal vs informal Recognising degrees of formality Task 6 - Listening/Note taking Task 11 - Press review (instructions) The regions are (based on UN regions): 1. Northern America 2. South-central and Western Asia 3. Eastern and Northern Europe 4. Rest of Europe 5. Eastern Asia
Lesley's homework for 20 November: Lesson 7 - Grammar and Meaning homework exercises (from Dark and Stormy Night) Lesson 8 - Integration/Assimilation Here are the video shorts I wanted to show in class along with a few others. Lesley's homework for 11 December
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a.a. 2005-2006
List of Tasks all students should have completed as part of continuous assessment
In case you didn't make it to class here are the worksheets used during lessons Presentation 1 Check List (March 31 2006)
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