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Week 7 N4 conjunctions
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Slide 1 - Slide
What are we going to do today?
Today we will be discussing conjunctions
You also will be practising your writing skills (using the conjunctions)
Learning goal: you can tell what conjunctions are and give examples of conjunctions
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What are conjunctions? Or can you give an example?
Slide 3 - Open question
You use conjonctions to match sentences together:
She booked a ticket to Paris. She had always wanted to climb the Eiffel tower.
She booked a ticket
because
she had always wanted to climb the Eiffel Tower.
Conjunctions indicate the connection between the sentences:
simultaneity as, while
consequence so, so that, therefore
choice or
cause as, because, for, since
summary and
contradiction although, however, whereas, but (even) though
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Exercise 1 (5 minutes)
1. There are poor people ......... there are those with money.
2. You can work for us, ............you’ll get paid less.
3. He needs help .................he doesn’t understand maths.
4. Guests can choose rock ...............techno in this room.
5. She was fixing the car ............... he was doing the dishes.
6. I’d like to see your ID, ................. I can see if you’re over 18.
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Exercise (10 minutes)
You will be reading a text about a mission to Mars.
While reading you will write down as many conjunctions as you can find in this text.
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Exercise (10 minutes)
Now you will make a short exercise about this text.
Match the word with the correct description
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Exercise (15 minutes)
You will now write 7 sentences, using 7 different conjunctions.
You may choose the conjunctions yourself.
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The end
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