Writing a formal letter of invitation, 2º eso
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This document provides instructions for writing a formal letter of invitation. It explains that the letter should be addressed to the invitee, state what the invitation is for including the event, place, date and time. It also notes that the letter should provide more details about the event such as what parts it will include, who will attend, and what attendees will find there. The letter is meant to be around 125 words and should include specific vocabulary related to the topic, as well as grammar related to the future like will, going to, and present continuous. It closes by stating when the assignment is due.
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1. Choose a cause and explain why it is important and why people should support it.
2. Design a product to sell to raise funds for their cause. They must describe the product, its purpose, benefits over similar products, price, and availability.
3. Present their campaign using PowerPoint, Prezi, or a creative video or leaflet. Speaking strategies like engaging the audience and maintaining eye contact are also outlined. Students will then create fundraising campaigns in groups and volunteer to do sample presentations.
Google drive vocabulary
Este documento contiene una lista de términos relacionados con la colaboración y el trabajo en documentos, presentaciones y hojas de cálculo en la nube y dispositivos locales. Incluye palabras como añadir, avanzado, colaborar, comentar, descargar, editar, compartir, sincronizar y más.
Spreadsheets vocabulary
Este documento proporciona definiciones en inglés de términos comunes relacionados con hojas de cálculo como Excel. Incluye términos como fila, columna, celda, gráfica, formato, filtro, función, importar, guardar, clasificar, suma, resta, multiplicación, división y más. El propósito es ayudar a los usuarios a familiarizarse con el vocabulario básico de hojas de cálculo.
Technology english activity
Google Drive is a cloud-based file storage and synchronization service. The document discusses how to access, create, organize, share, and manage files on Google Drive. It also provides an overview of the basic functions of Microsoft Excel, including how to create and format spreadsheets, insert and delete rows and columns, use formulas and functions to calculate values, copy and paste data, sort tables, and create charts. The document assigns topics like uploading and downloading files on Google Drive, previewing vs opening documents, and changing formatting and cell types in Excel to different student groups to present on.
Technology project rev
This document outlines a technology project for students to complete in small groups. The goals are to learn about computer applications like Google Drive and Microsoft Excel, acquire related vocabulary, and give a group presentation with instructions. Students will choose between Drive and Excel and create a PowerPoint or Prezi presenting activities from the chosen app. They will record their computer screen while completing activities to include in their presentation. The document provides example activities for Drive and Excel, along with useful vocabulary for both. It describes assessment criteria and includes a link to a sample video presentation.
Informal email practice 4ºeso
The document provides instructions for writing an informal email in English, specifying that it must be approximately 15 lines and include examples of various verb tenses and structures, such as past simple, past continuous, present perfect, and particles. It lists the specific number of instances of each required element and the point value for including them correctly. Students are asked to write the email on the back of the instruction sheet and submit it by October 16th.
Informal email 4 eso
This document provides guidance on writing an informal email or letter. It suggests structures to follow, including greeting the person, apologizing for not writing recently, and asking about recent activities. It also provides examples for saying goodbye and including vocabulary, linkers, and grammar. Students are asked to include specified parts of speech, verb tenses, and particles in an email to be submitted by a deadline.
Reportedspeech 3º final
This document discusses reported speech and how to change direct speech into indirect speech. It provides examples of tense changes that are required such as changing the present simple tense into the past simple tense. It also discusses changes that are needed for demonstratives, adverbs, and adverbial expressions. Examples are given for different tenses including present simple, present continuous, will, past simple, present perfect, and past perfect. The document also discusses how to report commands, offers, and suggestions indirectly. Students are directed to practice examples in their student book.
2nd conditional
The document contains a list of hypothetical "If...then" questions that can be used to practice the second conditional in English. There are over 50 questions that follow the structure of "If + past tense verb, + would + base verb/adjective/adverb" to explore different scenarios and possibilities. The questions cover topics like time travel, meeting famous people, supernatural powers, ideal jobs, and more.
1st conditional
The document is a guide to using the 1st conditional to describe potential outcomes. It provides examples of conditional statements using "if + present tense + will" construction and pictures depicting scenarios. For each scenario, it asks "What will happen if..." and provides the conditional response, such as "If he drinks too much beer, he will get drunk". The document aims to help learners practice forming 1st conditional sentences to express consequences.
Luxury clothes vs cheap clothes
This document provides vocabulary related to expensive luxury clothes, ordinary market clothes, fabrics, materials, and idioms. It discusses arguments for and against luxury clothes versus cheap clothes. Phrases are presented to use in a debate, including asking and answering questions politely, introducing and adding points, asking for opinions, agreeing and disagreeing, and concluding.
MONEY AND HAPPINESS
The document discusses whether money can buy happiness. It provides vocabulary related to happiness, money, and expressions used in debates. Key points from the arguments for and against money buying happiness include that money allows luxurious items and healthcare but cannot buy time, kindness, or true friendship. The document also outlines the structure of a debate on this topic.
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