Week 5: Listening + reading H3 B1
Week 5
- Idiom of the week
- Listening H3 Talks and presentations - B1 Presentations
- Reading H3 Magazines and the news - B1 The news and science communication
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This lesson contains 12 slides, with text slides.
Items in this lesson
Week 5
- Idiom of the week
- Listening H3 Talks and presentations - B1 Presentations
- Reading H3 Magazines and the news - B1 The news and science communication
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Idiom of the week!
What do you think the idiom is about:
''Barking up the wrong tree''
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Idiom of the week!
''Barking up the wrong tree''
Meaning:
To be looking for answers in the wrong place
Example:
James thought Christopher was the one who broke the vase, but he was barking up the wrong tree.
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Listening H3
H3: Talks and presentations
Tips tijdens het luisteren:- Let op de structuur of opbouw van de presentatie. Inleiding - kern - slot
- Probeer afleiding te voorkomen.
- Raak niet in paniek als je iets niet begrijpt. Je kan later de draad nog weer oppakken.
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Listening H3 B1
- to sum up/summarise, what I mean is en in other words > herhalen of samenvatten.
- let’s move on to, this leads me to my next point en now I will > nieuw onderdeel.
- Draad kwijt? > concentreren op wat je nog weet
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Outlines presentation
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Reading H3
H3: Magazines and the news
Magazine: longer articles on a range of subjects
Periodical pub. weekly or monthly. Subject for a specific audience.
News: Short articles on current news and developments
Daily or weekly pub. + important source of reliable international, national and local information.
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Reading H3 B1
An article can be about any subject, a current event, someone's life, the outcome of scientific research etc.
It contains a lot of information, but not all of it is equally important.
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Article
Main issues: Directly related to the subject of the article. Main themes or arguments.
Side issues: provide additional information, such as examples, details or exceptions.
Paragraphs devide the text into subtopics and organise.
Each paragraph has a key sentence = summary.
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Main issue
- Lees kop + eerste alinea: waar gaat het volgens jou over?
- De eerste alinea is meestal een minisamenvatting van de rest van de tekst.
- Lees de rest van de tekst om te checken.
- Is er een rode draad? Let op kernwoorden > betekenis opzoeken
- Slot: belangrijkste zaken vaak nog eens genoemd.
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Arguments
Arguments are used to support a statement or opinion. E.g.:
Author's statement:
The BBC documentary ‘The Mystery of Van Gogh’s Ear’ is really sensational ...
Argument (why the documentary is 'really sensational'):
... because it finally solves the mystery of what happened to the painter’s ear.
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Aan de slag!
• Listening H3 B1 Presentation
Ex. 1,2,3,4
• Listening health: 3 A plague emergency
• Reading H3 B1 The news and science communication
Ex. 1,2,3,4
• Reading health: 3 First aid
