Saturday, December 28, 2013
SECOND BOOK REPORT OF A NOVEL, FOR BOTH L.4 GROUPS!!
Hi Everyone,
This post is to tell all of you, first, that I hope your holidays are great and, second, to tell you about the next novel you must read. The novel is to be identical to the type of novel you´ve read for the first one: the book must have a minimum of 2000 words, with a maximum of 2500 words, or be classified as "Upper Intermediate." You must find a book by the time of your tutorial in January, which will be between Jan. 20- Jan. 24. Don´t be late in finding a book!
You have THE SAME TWO OPTIONS FOR THE BOOK REPORT as with the first novel, which are:
1. Explain the THEME of the novel. Use examples from the novel to support what you say the theme is, but summarize the examples in your own English. Don´t just copy the examples.
2. Make a CHARACTER STUDY of one of the novel´s characters. Tell me why the author created him/her, why this person is important for the novel, etc. Again, don´t copy; use your own words.
Your report must have a minimum of 300 words, and a maximum of 500 words. Practice your writing ability here! Look at your Errors Chart to help you. Thanks.
Chuck
Thursday, December 19, 2013
CONTINUAL ASSESSMENT FOR L/C AND GR & VO
Hi Everyone,
Please write down these dates for the Continual Assessment tests:
Jan. 15 for my Monday & Wednesday group
Jan. 14 for my Tuesday & Thursday group
On those days we´ll do the tests for listening and grammar-vocabulary.
Also:
If you want to practice your listening skills a little, go to TED.com and listen to some of these talks. At the lower left of the homepage, you´ll find "View all tags", which is the table of contents, i.e., you can see all of the topics discussed. Listen to a few of them, and you can use English subtitles, if you wish.
Have a great Christmas season!
Chuck
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