CAM 5 Lesson Monday October 10

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This week individually:
 Check on itslearning:  progress test + GOLD unit 6 :  ex 3/4 + 7 page 58/59 +
Do GOLD page 60 exx 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 + check on itslearning
Write a review  (hand in next week)
read novel
Study for idioms test

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This week in class:
Listening practice: making notes
 Comparisons 
Information on writing a review


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LISTENING PRACTICE CITO

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a great video / total scumbags / the best language / the best words / total disaster / a fake language / the best ponypark / a great wall / an entire ocean / nobody builds oceans better than we do / the greatest miniature town / it's tiny but it's great / scandalous traditions / the most offensive, the most racist thing you have ever seen / a disabled politician / a great impersonation / very important people /  the best tax system God ever created / a great dependency on the US / make our problems great again / we totally understand / we've got the best wishes

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Adjectives: ONE syllable:
  •   ER - EST                                                                        
  • A fast car. - A faster car. - The fastest car.
  • A tall guy. -  A taller guy. - The tallest guy.
  • A happy couple. - A happier couple. - The happiest couple.*
  • A big building. - A bigger building. - The biggest building.*
  • A fat child. - A fatter child. - The fattest child.*
  • A cruel woman. - A crueller woman. - The cruellest woman.* 

*mind your spelling!

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Adjectives: TWO syllables:
  • Adjectives ending : -le / -er/ -ow/ -y:

  • noble - nobler - noblest                &       gentle - gentler - gentlest
  • clever - cleverer - cleverest         &       dapper - dapperer - dapperest
  • narrow - narrower - narrowest   &       shallow - shallower - shallowest
  • happy- happier - happiest            &       easy - easier - easiest

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Adjectives: TWO or MORE syllables:

  •                                                                                                                                                                              
  • An awful mistake. - A more awful mistake. - The most awful mistake.
  • An exciting adventure. - A more exciting adventure. - The most exciting adventure.     
  • A beautiful painting. - A more beautiful painting. - The most beautiful painting   

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Adjectives: TWO or MORE syllables:

  •                                                                                                                                                                              
  • An awful mistake. - A   less awful mistake. - The least awful mistake.
  • An exciting adventure. - A less exciting adventure. - The least exciting adventure.     
  • A beautiful painting. - A less beautiful painting. - The least beautiful painting   

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ADVERBS more ... / most .....
  • Adverbs ending with -ly                                                                                                                                 
  • slowly - more slowly - most slowly
  • happily - more happily - most happily

  • The adjectives well & badly :                                                                                  
  • You have done well.  Peter did better. John did the job best
  • Patricia performed badly. Manu performed worse. Axel performed worst.

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Intensifying and modifying comparisons.
  • Intensify                                                                                                                                 
  • considerably/far/much/a lot/ a great deal  more interesting than ...
  • very much  larger / better than
  • more and more  difficult / uncomfortable
  • Modify                                                                                  
  • a bit / slightly / a little    higher than   
  • no  better / worse   than
  • not any  higher / quicker
  • just / quite / easily   as interesting as
  • almost / not quite  as crowded as
  • not nearly / nowhere near   as useful as

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LIKE
  • Similarity                                                                                                                                 
  • He is tall like his father.
  • It looks like an apple.

  • Emphasis on the difference between two things: nothing like as.                                                                               
  • Driving is nothing like as fast as going by train.
  • The interview was  nothing like as  bad as I thought it was going to be.

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CAE Writing formats

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Formal
Semi-formal
Informal
Essay
Formal letter
Informal letter
Review
Report
Proposal/Article

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Writing in general
  • No contractions → can’t = cannot / won’t = will not
  • Formal language
  • Empty line between each paragraph
  • Use linking words
  • Show your vocabulary!

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Write a review of your school trip. (The good, the bad and the ugly)
Use 220 - 260 words.
Target audience: peers, teachers and parents.
(see Gold pages 194 -196)

HAND IN NEXT WEEK (Oct 18)

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Introduction:
- give an idea of the structure of the review
- start with raising a question in your readers' minds.
Body: (2 paragraphs)
Give your assessment of what you've seen and done. Do make comparisons. 
Conclusion:
Do include a final recommendation or evaluation at the end of your review.

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Slide 28 - Vidéo

This week individually:
 Check progress test on itslearning + GOLD unit 6 :  ex 1 - 5 + 7 page 58/59 
Do GOLD page 60 exx 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 + check on itslearning + 
do VWO 2022 I texts 1 - 5 for Monday
Write a review  (hand in next week)
read novel
Study for idioms test

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