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1. The document provides instructions for multimedia activities to teach English language related to COVID-19. It includes pre-viewing, while-viewing, and post-viewing tasks for a video on the topic. 2. The pre-viewing section asks questions about health, diseases, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The while-viewing task instructs students to take notes on the video clip. 3. The post-viewing section includes vocabulary exercises identifying correct words, making sentences, and finding synonyms and antonyms. It also includes a grammar exercise and instructions for translating the transcript into the students' first language.
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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- 4. While - Lisning Task Listen the video clip https://youtu.be/v-852f1PXBo While watching this clip, write something about it in 8-10 lines.
- 5. Transcript ● Compare your answer with the transcript. ● Try to find out error and correct them also in your note. ● Keep your answer with you while discussion.
- 6. Post -viewing Task ● Vocabulary : (1) select correct answer (2) Use word to make sentence ● Synonym and Antonyms ● Grammar
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