2021 H5 Argumentative Language in Texts

Convincing Statements 
12 February
  1.  Look back at yesterday's class: using linking words to be convincing 
  2. Finding the main idea in a text
  3. Becoming better at reading English text by applying techniques 
  4. Finding your article / writing introduction (PWS in English) 
  5. End 
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Convincing Statements 
12 February
  1.  Look back at yesterday's class: using linking words to be convincing 
  2. Finding the main idea in a text
  3. Becoming better at reading English text by applying techniques 
  4. Finding your article / writing introduction (PWS in English) 
  5. End 

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What linking words do you know for summing up arguments?

Slide 2 - Mind map

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What linking words do you know for contradicting arguments?

Slide 3 - Mind map

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What linking words do you know for supporting arguments?

Slide 4 - Mind map

Slide 5 - Link

Reading: Finding the Main Idea Fast

Slide 6 - Slide

What do you remember about how to find main ideas in an English article? What's the strategy?

Slide 7 - Mind map

How Long Can Democracy Survive QAnon and Its Allies?
       “The central weakness of our political system now is the Republican Party,” Daniel Ziblatt, a political scientist at Harvard, said in an interview with Vox on Jan. 13, a week after the storming of the Capitol.Has a bloc of voters emerged that is not only alien to the American system of governance but toxic to it?
       “The American Republican Party looks like a European far-right party,” Ziblatt continued. “But the big difference between the U.S. and a lot of these European countries is that the U.S. only has two parties and one of them is like a European far-right party. If the G.O.P. only controlled 20 percent of the legislature, like you see in a lot of European countries, this would be far less problematic — but they basically control half of it.”
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Slide 8 - Slide

What is this text about? (Who, what, where, why, how)

Slide 9 - Mind map

How Long Can Democracy Survive QAnon and Its Allies?
       “The central weakness of our political system now is the Republican Party,” Daniel Ziblatt, a political scientist at Harvard, said in an interview with Vox on Jan. 13, a week after the storming of the Capitol.Has a bloc of voters emerged that is not only alien to the American system of governance but toxic to it?
       “The American Republican Party looks like a European far-right party,” Ziblatt continued. But the big difference between the U.S. and a lot of these European countries is that the U.S. only has two parties and one of them is like a European far-right party. If the G.O.P. only controlled 20 percent of the legislature, like you see in a lot of European countries, this would be far less problematic — but they basically control half of it.”
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Practice this by Yourself
Go to Teams
Go to Assignment: The Internet is Broken 
Difficult? Read together
Done? Find article for speaking test and summarise 
(Hand article in as PDF, add summary) 
Study vocabulary 7 t/m 13

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The exams of this period are speaking and reading. What would be most helpful for you to discuss next lessons (try to be specific)?

Slide 12 - Open question