Unit 10: Living life to the fullest

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Unit 10

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Unit 10
In this unit you will learn more about the prefix en- and the suffix -en. Furthermore you will learn how to apply substitution,  ellipsis, contast and consession, study words with similar meanings and practise with Cambridge Listening part 1 and Reading an Use of English parts 2 and 3.

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Finish this sentence:
In order to live my life to the fullest I would
fully focus on/heavily invest in .....

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Prefix en- (em-)
Suffix -en

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Now, open your books

Do the Vocab exercises on pages 132 and 133 >> ex. 1-5

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Page 134
Ex. 2+3
Listening

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Now, go to page 136

Let's have a look together at ex. 2
Then on your own: 
page 136: ex. 3 
page 137: ex. 2
page 139: Push yourself: ex. 1-3

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Reducing sentences
1. reduced relative clauses.

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        Reducing sentences

2. Omitting the second repetition of a verb, pronoun or clause.

I went to Spain on holiday and my best friend went to France.
She went to the office and she worked all day.
I would like to move to a larger house but I can’t afford to move to a larger house.

Repeating is ....

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Reducing questions
Who, what, where (+ prepositions)



"After school my friends and I are going to McDonalds."
Question: "Where to?" 

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+ other words and phrases to reduce sentences

Study page 218 and do the exercises 1 and 2.
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Exercises 1-4 on pages 134 and 135.
Need more explanation?
Watch grammar on the move

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When ready, do the exercise of Reading and Use of English Part 2 on pages 135 + 140 and Part 3 on pages 137 + 141.

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For today
Finish all your work up to and including page 137
Then,
either study your exam vocab, or do translation practice, or do a CAE Reading and Use of English Part 8.

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In contrast to ....
On the contrary, ...

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Pick one of these pictures and write three sentences stipulating contrast and use three different sentence structures.

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Pick one of these pictures and write
three sentences stipulating contrast and
use three different sentence structures.

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page 219
"When the second part of the 
sentence contains a surprise or 
something we do not expect, 
we call it concession."


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For example in essays
Writing Concessions

Also known as concessive clauses, concessions usually start with a concession phrase or word, such as “even though,” “although,” “regardless of,” “despite,” or “while.” For example: “Even though coal mining creates jobs, its impact on the environment outweighs such benefits.” The same thesis statement can also end with a concession: “Coal mining creates thousands of jobs; however, its negative impact on the environment is a much more important issue.”

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Now, ...
Turn to page 219, study the grammar and do ex. 1 and 2.
Then,
turn to page 138 and 139 and do ex. 1-3 of the Grammar section.
Finished? Look at the Reading and Use of English part 2 and 3 on pages 140 and 141.

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This is the end of unit 10
Bye
now

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