Презентация, доклад на тему Открытый урок Стратегии выполнения письменной части повышенного уровня

Past Simple
Future-in-the-Past
Past Perfect
Past Perfect
Past Perfect
Past Continuous
Past Perfect Continuous

that he had seen this film

supposed

advised

warned

remarked

noticed

Peter told Alice that he had seen this film

Synonyms:

the rain doesn’t stop”, Harry said. (supposed)

Mary to Steve: “You should read this book before going to the exam.” (advised)

“Don’t touch the cake, Toby, it’s still hot”, said Mrs. Banks. (not)

“I will work extra hours only if I get paid at a higher rate”, Bill warned (unless)

“If you ask me, you should buy a new coat, Tracy”, her mother said. (advised)

Harry supposed they would cancel the concert if the rain didn’t stop

Mary advised Steve to read that book before going to the exam

Mrs. Banks told Toby not to touch the cake for it was still hot.

Bill warned (that) he wouldn’t work extra hours unless he got paid a higher rate.

Tracy’s mother advised her to buy a new coat.

conclusion.(+ your own
opinion).

Make an introduction (state the problem).

Make an introduction (state the problem). Express your personal opinion

2. Give arguments ‘For’.

Express your personal opinion
and give reasons.

3. Give arguments ‘Against’.

Give arguments for the other of
point view and explain why you
don’t agree with it

4. Draw a conclusion.
(+ your own opinion).

Language:
formal, NON-PERSONAL

Language:
formal, PERSONAL

to say it what my hobby is, I suppose the answer would have to be reading. It all started in early childhood when my father used to enjoy much making up stories for my brother and myself. This was a very popular every night at bedtime. As we grew older, we turned to books and by the time I was ten, I had a large collection of these children’s literature.

Find the odd words in the letter

to paraphrase the sentences.

I’d love to go on holiday in March, but I will be too busy. (wish)
I____________go on holiday in March, but I will be too busy.

2. Not many student attended Dr. Broun’s lecture. (number)
Only_________________students attended Dr. Broun’s lecture.

3. Peter hasn’t seen her aunt Lucy for years. (saw)
It’s_________________ _______his aunt Lucy.

4. The police said John has stolen the money (accused)
The police_________ ______________money

wish I could

a small number of

been years since Peter saw

accused John of steeling

5. Willy was the only student who hadn’t done their homework. (apart)
All the students___________________ done his homework.

apart from Willy had

union of the equal. They tend to make friends with the representatives of their own social circle and financial position. Most people are convinced that friendship will be ruined as soon as your friend is promoted or succeeds in some other way.

B) I strongly feel that a real friend is a person who doesn't only help you and give you advice. A real friend should never envy you if you are more successful. And if he does, then he is not your friend. To my mind, friendship between people with different financial standing is rare, but possible.

C) To conclude, I'd like to say that a real friend is not only a person who helps you in need, but the one who doesn't turn away from you in case you are luckier, richer or more successful than he or she is. Friendship must not end when success comes. So we can paraphrase the proverb: "A friend who never envies you is a friend indeed".

D) Different people have different notions of what kind of person a true friend should be. Most of them think that a friend is a person who understands you, shows kindness and sympathy, has similar tastes, interests and life philosophies. You can always trust your friend and share your hardships with him or her. Besides, a true friend is always ready to help you and to support you in times of need or crisis.

than that

On the other
hand

In the first
place

Then

Such as

Furthermore

Although

In addition

like

all in all

better chance of having a successful life. Others think it is better to send children to normal, free state school”

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