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    Lesson Plan №4

     Homework checking
     Linkers
     Model answer (Part 2, Part 3)
     Pronunciation
     Videos
     Homework
    Part 2 (job) – 1.45

    Pronunciation mistakes↙️

    1. interesting ❌

    2. imprisoned❌

    3. develop❌

    4. character❌

    5. phycological ❌

    6. ❌

    Grammar mistakes↙️

    1. ❌

    2. ❌

    Word choice mistakes↙️

    1. to have experience for the introductory ❌

    Fluency↙️

    1. linkers (well, usually, as well as)

    2.
    Part 3 (careers)

    Pronunciation mistakes↙️

    1. careers advice❌

    2. professions❌

    3. people❌

    4. nowadays ❌

    5. popular❌

    6. logistics❌

    7. worked❌

    8. governmental officials ❌

    9. salaries❌

    10. require

    11. average monthly needs

    Grammar mistakes↙️

    1. ❌

    2. ❌

    3.
    Word choice mistakes↙️

    1.

    Fluency↙️

    1.

    2.

    Good points↙️

    1. widespread✅

    2. ✅

    Overall: 5.5
    LINKERS

    Being clear
    When you have to clearly state a sentence, you can use the following linking
    words:

     What I want to say is

    Eg: What I want to say is, they don’t look alike.

     As I was saying

    Eg: As I was saying, you should submit your taxes.

     What I mean is

    Eg: What I mean is, you should not get scared of dogs, else they will bite you.
    Contrasting
    When you have to explain the other side of the topic, you can use the
    following linking words:

    1. Advantages ( on the one hand)

    2. Disadvantages (on the other hand)

    1. Adv

    2. Disadv (But, while, although, or)

     But

    Eg: But, the movie was not very interesting.

     While

    Eg: While you were in London, your sister moved to a new house.

     On the other hand

    Eg: On the other hand, it could have been better if it was handcrafted.

     Although

    Eg: Although you know it well, you need to practice.

     Or

    Eg: You should go via route A or B.


    For stating an opinion
    While giving your opinion about the topic, you can use the following linking
    words:

    In my opinion
    I think

     As far as I am concerned

    Eg: As far as I am concerned, it is all well.

     In my opinion

    Eg: In my opinion, the couple should discuss their problems with a lawyer.

     I believe that

    Eg: I believe that it is not good to invest in gold.

     From my point of view

    Eg: From my point of view, both are equal.


    To express agreement
    To express that you agree with the topic that is given, you can use the
    following linking words:

    I agree with you - VERB

     I am in an agreement - Noun

    Eg: I am in an agreement with him.

     I quite agree that

    Eg: I quite agree that I’m short.

     I accept that

    Eg: I accept that I should oblige.

     Exactly

    Eg: Exactly! That’s what I meant.


    Signposting language
    Signposting language is the manner in which the speaker guides his audience
    through the information.

    Firstly
    Secondly
    More than that
    In conclusion
    To conclude

    Some Signpost words

     To begin with

    To begin with, I’d like to say a few words about the interesting job

     However = But
     In the same way =
     Unfortunately = Afsuski
     Likewise =
     Similarly
     Nonetheless =
     Fundamentally
     Incidentally
     Furthermore = bundan tashqari
     Apart from, On top of that

    Examples of signpost words in sentences:


    To begin with, lets take a look at the eyes of the painting.
    Ram had some inhibitions on driving atop the hill. However, his fears
    vanished later.
    You should make a decoction for coffee but not in the same way as tea.
    Unfortunately, his illness did not get any better.
    Gap fillers in English language
    They are also called as Discourse markers. Though their main purpose is to
    avoid fillers like “um” “ah”, they are also used to indicate emotions.

    Examples:
    Well, now I going to give a speech

    John has breathed his last after much suffering. (Indicates emotion)

    I kind of like it. (not sure of)


    Describe an interesting job

    Well, I think that all kinds of jobs are interesting, but they
    all require sort of qualifications. In my viewpoint, people
    pursue jobs that only align with their interests. When
    you enjoy what you do, you are more likely to put in
    extra effort to develop your skills and knowledge in that
    field, which can lead to better performance and career
    growth opportunities

    Now I would like to say a few words about teacher job


    which I find =think very interesting. Teachers play an
    important role in their student’s lives by providing
    education, guidance and support. What is more,
    teachers can even become a role-model for the children,
    also they usually try to motivate and inspire them during
    the hard times.

    However, it also worth mentioning that teacher’s job


    very hard. It requires a lot of skills. For instance, not only
    pedagogical skills but also communication, teacher must
    be a good communicator and listener, they should easily
    find the right approach (=way) to every student.
    But, all in all, this is a job that I think is interesting and
    fulfilling.
    Part 3 – Careers

    1. Do you think it’s important for secondary schools to offer careers


    advice to students?
    Undoubtedly, yes. The majority of students before graduating from
    school usually witness the problem of what university to choose,
    what profession to pursue. And if the secondary school helps them
    to make the decisions by organizing some professional orientational
    courses, then it will be much easier for the graduates.

    2. What professions are most popular with young people in your


    country now?
    Well, I think nowadays(these days) bloggers and It specialists have
    the most popularity among youngsters. However, in my viewpoint it
    specialist is the most popular one. A lot of people learn it since
    (because) it is a growing career field and IT specialists can work just
    remotely.

    3. What kind of jobs are well-paid in your country?


    IT specialists job is not only the most popular but also high-paid
    (=very high salary) . Most of IT guys receive a high salary because it
    the most demanded one.

    4. What kinds of jobs deserve higher salary?


    I believe that all the jobs that bring value to the society. For
    instance, doctors, even though this profession requires a lot of
    qualifications, in my country the doctor job is considered to be the
    most undervalued, their salaries are really low. Let’s compare now
    the doctors’ job and football players. There is a strike difference
    between them, doctors are more beneficial to the society than
    football players, but they (doctors) have 50 times lower salary if not
    100.

    Describe a speech experience you had


    I am convinced that these days public speaking skill plays
    a crucial role. Firstly, it gives more confidence and helps
    to become a leader in a group, for example at the
    workplace or school. On top of that, knowing how to
    speak in front of a big audience can bring benefits in your
    future career.

    So, now I’d like to speak about the time when I give a
    speech. Back in a day when I was studying at school,
    probably in the nineth grade, if I am not mistaken, I was
    supposed to prepare a presentation about Charles
    Dickens. It took me about 2 days to search for the
    information and make PPT slides. However, I was really
    nervous, because I was afraid of giving a speech in front
    of the big public, since I have never experienced it
    before. Then, I decided to watch some videos on You
    tube and wrote down all the tips and strategies shared
    and tried them on the lesson. It was a success. I was not
    nervous and also I was able to engage everyone and
    made them listen to me.

    And thanks to this experience my fear of speaking in


    front of people has disappeared.
    Read these words
     Worked
     Watched
     Loved
     Wanted
     Accepted
    PRONUNCIATION

    1. “T” sound
    Worked
    Helped
    Finished
    Stressed
    Relaxed
    Watched

    2. “D” sound
    Allowed
    Changed
    Amazed
    Loved

    3. “id” sound
    Decided
    Needed
    Wanted
    Accepted
    Homework
     Learn all the linking words
     New vocabulary – new words in my model
    answer
     Pronunciation (today)
     Part 2
     Part 2
     Part 3
     Part 3

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