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CE 4 - INTEGRATED SKILLS WEEK 2

CE 4 - INTEGRATED SKILLS WEEK 2. PLAN. - Topic: Media - Grammar: Participle Clauses - Vocabulary: word formation (in-/ un-/ il-/ ir-/ im-, dis-, mis-, under-, -less), vocabulary related to media and advertising. The Participles. - The present (or active) participle (the infinitive + -ing)

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CE 4 - INTEGRATED SKILLS WEEK 2

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  1. CE 4 - INTEGRATED SKILLSWEEK 2

  2. PLAN - Topic: Media - Grammar: Participle Clauses - Vocabulary: word formation (in-/ un-/ il-/ ir-/ im-, dis-, mis-, under-, -less), vocabulary related to media and advertising

  3. The Participles - The present (or active) participle (the infinitive + -ing) - The past participle (regular verbs: infinitive + -ed, irregular verbs: third column) - The perfect participle: having + past participle (active), having been + past participle (passive) - the negative of participles is formed by adding not before the participle, e.g. Not wanting to reveal the truth, ...

  4. The present participle is used: - to form continuous forms (I’ve been working) - as adjectives (running water, leaking pipes) - after have+object (We had them waiting for us all day) - to replace a relative clause, e.g. The man who is talking to… The man talking to … - to replace a time clause, e.g. Waiting for them, I realised… While I was waiting for them,... - to replace a clause of reason, e.g. Seeing that I couldn’t do it, … As I saw that I … - after be busy, e.g. I was busy packing for the trip. - after verbs of sensation, such as see, hear, feel, smell, listen (to), notice, watch, e.g. I saw him crossing the street. -when two actions done by the same subject occur simultaneously, e.g. She walked away giggling.

  5. The past participle is used - to form the perfect tenses/ infinitives and participles (I have done, to have done) - to form the passive voice (I have been informed.) - as an adjective (broken vase, blocked roads)it - to replace a subject+passive verb, e.g. She entered accompanied by her sister. - to replace a relative clause in the Passive Voice, e.g. Equipment made in Germany is very reliable. - to replace a conditional sentence containing the passive voice, e.g. Stored in a proper place, it will last longer. (if it is stored, ...

  6. The perfect participle is used - for an action that happened before another one in the past, e.g. Having finished all the work, he went for a walk.

  7. Word formation il-, in-, un-, ir-, im-, dis-, mis-, less-, under- - acceptable, fortunate, able, official, fair, safe, successful, kind, certain - dependent, adequate, justice, security, audible, capable, comprehensible, adequate - legal, logical, literate, legible - rational, regular, relevant, replaceable, resistible, responsible - possible, probable, mature, patient - spell, pronounce, hear, judge, trust, understand, print) - agree, obey, please, credit, embark, like - developed, grown, value, size, pay - brain, effort, heart, harm, life, mother, seed

  8. Word formation un- (unacceptable, unfortunate, unable, unofficial, unfair,unsafe, unsuccessful, unkind, uncertain) in- (independent, inadequate, injustice, insecurity, inaudible, incapable, incomprehensible, inadequate) il- (illegal, illogical, illiterate, illegible) ir- (irrational, irregular, irrelevant, irreplaceable, irresistible, irresponsible) im- (impossible, improbable, immature, impatient) mis- (misspell, mispronounce, mishear, misjudge, mistrust, misunderstand, misprint) dis- (disagree, disobey, displease, discredit, disembark, dislike) under- (underdeveloped, undergrown, undervalue, undersize, underpay) -less (brainless, effortless, heartless, harmless, lifeless, motherless, seedless)

  9. Reading task: page 84-85 Vocabulary prank, prankster, to play prank To get fooled Showcase To play joke on somebody Error/ mistake To comprehend To play trick on To let in on To drag on Spite, spiteful To flee To play along Practical joke

  10. Exercise 1: Complete with the correct preposition(s) 1. Kate knew she was being tricked … her colleagues but she decided to play … the joke. 2. The tourist realised that he was being ripped ...so he angrily left the shop. 3. Mr Mathews misled the police ...believing that he was someone else. 4. Tony came up with a way to trick his business partner … signing the contract. 5. I thought the meeting wouldn’t last long but it dragged … for hours. 6. The people in the village fled … terror when the forest fire started approaching their houses. 7. The men tricked the investors… their money by pretending they owned a company. 8. He tried to deceive the old woman … believing that he was in need of money. 9. People will easily fall victim … deception if they are readily willing to believe whatever they are told. 10. He was accused of cheating people … their life savings.

  11. Listening task – page 86 Vocabulary Conscientious To play on something/ someone Stuff – no plural form, the noun is uncountable!!! Aisle To plan on + gerund

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