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==To do list 11c 2008: What is English good for - what should we practise/know?==
 
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* give talks / speak freely
 
* give talks / speak freely
 
* think in/ be fluent in English
 
* think in/ be fluent in English
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===Mr. T came up with these lists .... rather similar!===
 
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* 3 more tests (1 x fictional text → fable 19th January)
 
* 3 more tests (1 x fictional text → fable 19th January)
 
(1 x translation E → G)
 
(1 x translation E → G)
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==US Politics==
 
==US Politics==

Version vom 11. Januar 2009, 18:12 Uhr

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Homework

To do list 11c 2008: What is English good for - what should we practise/know?

The pupils collected the following list:

What will you need or would you like to use your English for after and outside school?

  • English in everyday (German) language
  • for travelling
  • in the internet
  • on the job / for my application
  • necessary to speak it because it’s the world language.
  • communication/understanding between cultures.
  • movies/books in English.

What should you know / learn to do in English for the English Grundkurs, LK or Abitur in the next two years?

  • vocabulary
  • grammar
  • text comprehension
  • writing compositions / answer
  • give talks / speak freely
  • think in/ be fluent in English


Mr. T came up with these lists .... rather similar!

Programme English: 11c – 2009

1. What we will have to do …

a) … for the Lk/Gk and the Abitur:

  • reading, understanding texts (fictional and non-fictional)
  • describing and analyzing cartoons
  • working with a dictionary
  • characterization
  • building up topical vocabulary + techniques
  • writing comments (paragraph, introduction, argument)
  • explaining effect of rhetorical devices, point of view, plot
  • translating (general skills, special difficulties)
  • presenting a short speech/talk in front of class
  • listening comprehension

b)… due to the curriculum

  • read a complete novel + a short story
  • read some poems
  • analyze some adverts

c) … due to school regulations:

  • 3 more tests (1 x fictional text → fable 19th January)

(1 x translation E → G)


US Politics


Speeches


Conditional Clauses