Wednesday 26th October 2011, 11:30am
GPI GROUP 11 MODULE B2+1
Lesson 4
CLASS
Writing a C.V. contents, abbreviations and listening p. 10
Introduction to the Perfect Aspect p. 11
HOMEWORK
Check My Language Lab for grammar and listening work assigned.
Read the notes on tenses on p. 135 and on the links above and on My Language Lab
Grammar: p135 G2 G1-2, Q 2, 3
Go to www.lawjobs.com or www.simplylawjobs.com find an advertisement for a job or training position that may interest you in the future. In particular look for posts for NQ (newly qualified) lawyers and solicitors as well as trainees, internships and law clerks.
Wednesday 26th October 2011, 3pm
ECII GROUP 10 MODULE B2.1
Lesson 6
CLASS
Comparing Data: Cost of Living/ Quality of Life p. 17, 158, 161.
Report Writing Assessed Task
HOMEWORK
Reading p. 20, Adverbs, p.21
IF YOU WERE NOT IN CLASS AND MISSED THE WRITING ASSIGNMENT YOU NEED TO DO IT FOR HOMEWORK AND SUBMIT IT TO ME AT THE NEXT LESSON ON 9TH NOVEMBER. THE TOPIC OF YOUR REPORT CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE 17, QUESTION 8 AND THE CHARTS WITH THE INFORMATION ARE ON PAGES 158 AND 161. USE THE LINK ABOVE TO HELP YOU WITH THE REPORT STRUCTURE AND STYLE. REMEMBER THIS WRITING IS WORTH 25% OF YOUR FINAL GRADE.
Thursday 27th October 2011, 11:30am
GPII GROUP 8 MODULE B2.3
Lesson 5
CLASS
Recycling sleep vocabulary p. 74
Listening for detail and opinion p. 75
Reporting Verbs p. 76 - 77, 141
HOMEWORK
Media Vocabulary p. 154
Self Study.
(1) Have a look at some English language T.V. news channels (BBC, Sky, CNN) and newspaper websites and write a paragraph on how you think they compare with their Italian equivalents
(1) Have a look at some English language T.V. news channels (BBC, Sky, CNN) and newspaper websites and write a paragraph on how you think they compare with their Italian equivalents
The Times | UK News, World News and Opinion
(2) How do news websites compare to newspapers? Are they more or less informative? Easier to read? Is there any difference in the types of stories they cover? Do you think we will still be reading newspapers in the future or will we get all our news on line?
(2) How do news websites compare to newspapers? Are they more or less informative? Easier to read? Is there any difference in the types of stories they cover? Do you think we will still be reading newspapers in the future or will we get all our news on line?
Thursday 27th October 2011, 2:30pm
SPIII GROUP 7 MODULE C1.1
Lesson 5
CLASS
How grammar is tested - Key Word Transformation task from CAE
For more practice on this type of task got to:
Review of Verb Structures.
IELTS Academic Writing Part One task. In Class Writing Assessment.
Introduction to project topic - The Spirit Level
To listen to the interview again, go to:
HOMEWORK
Read the following articles and come prepared to discuss the issue of equality
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