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LESSON 1

LESSON 1. Summer jobs. Looking for / understanding and replying to job advertisements. Aims : t o learn to use the Internet in a purposeful and effective way

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LESSON 1

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  1. LESSON 1 Summerjobs

  2. Looking for / understanding and replying to jobadvertisements • Aims: • to learn to use the Internet in a purposeful and effectiveway • to becomefamiliar with the vocabularyused in jobadverisements, especiallyfeatures of character, types of jobs and abbreviations • to practisewriting and replying to jobadvertisements • to prepare to written matura exam

  3. These abbreviations often appear in job advertisements: Asapref. no.p.a.pro ratap/wneg.inc.kcs.a.e. • Match the abbreviation from the list on the right, with its definition on the left 1. per weekA (ref. no) 2. thousand B (inc.) 3. negotiable C (k) 4. reference number D (p/w) 5. per annum, yearly E (pro rata) 6. stamped addressed envelopeF (neg) 7. as soon as possibleG (c.) 8. approximatelyH(asap) 9. inclusive I (s.a.e.) 10. according to time worked J (p.a)

  4. Find the opposites full-timejob - temporaryjob - employer – menial – skilled – white-collarworker - shiftwork – wage – Findexamples of differentfeatures of characterthatare of importance to employers

  5. LESSON 2 Crosswords

  6. Aims: • to revise vocabulary from the previous lesson / unit • to use online englishdictionaries • to reviserelativepronouns 1. In pairs or groups of three students choose 10 words from the previous lesson / unit. 2. They write definitions of these words (in English). If it’s necessary they can use online English-English dictionary e.g. http://dictionary.cambridge.org/or http://www.macmillandictionary.com/ 3. Next, they create a crossword by the means of free online crossword puzzle makers, e.g. http://www.armoredpenguin.com/crossword/ 4. Students exchange their crosswords and solve them.

  7. Lesson 3 Movie dubbing

  8. Dubbing – clips, moviesceneswithoutsound Aims: to practise a specificgrammarstructure, e.g. • First date – dialogue with questiontags - I’veneverbeento Paris, haveyou? - No, I haven’t. Maybe we could go theretogether one day, couldn’t we? - Yes, itseems to be a great idea, doesn’tit? - Yes, itdoes but there’s a tinylittle problem. I don’thave a passport, …? • TV interview – Present Perfect vs. Past Simple • - Haveyoueverdonesomethingillegal? • - Yes, I have. • - Whatdidyou do? • - I once …

  9. Dubbing - to practice specific vocabulary, e.g. • At the doctor’s • At the court • Dialogue in a shop – making a complaint • At a job interview • At the airport • etc.

  10. Clip suggestions

  11. Friends

  12. Suits

  13. LESSON 4 Self-generatedoral matura examactivities

  14. Aims: • to prepare to oral matura exam • to practisespeaking, givingopinions, justyfications, agreeing, disagreeing, negotiating and finding a compomise • to enablestudents to work on materials whicharerelavant to them • to use the Internet for findingpictures • to use online dictionary • to cooperate in groups • to practisespecificvocabulary (connected with one of the matura topics) • to practisequestionforms • to pactisepredicting and makingconnections

  15. Situation 1 • You’rejustabout to meetyourfutureparents-in-law for the first time and you want to takethem to a restaurant. Togetherwithyourwife-to-bedecidewhich place would be the most suitable for thisoccasion. Justifyyourchoice.

  16. Questions • Whatare the features of a goodrestaurant? 2. Whatqualitiesareneeded in order to run a restaurant? 3. Shouldcooking be anobligatoryschoolsubject? 4. Whatmakescookingshows on TV so popular?

  17. Situation 2 • You‘re a freshman and you’vejustmovedinto a dormitory. Togetherwithyourroommateyouhave to choosepaintings to decorateyourroom. Youhave to reach a compromise and remember to justifyyourchoice by providingatleastthreearguments.

  18. Questions • Do youenjoygoing to art galleries? Why / why not? • Isstreet art real art in youropinion? Why / why not? • Do youthink art shouldreflectsocialissues? Why / why not? • What sort of thingsare a source of inspiration to artists?

  19. OtherSuggestions

  20. News Commercials Organisingholidays

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