Writing 1 Lesson 6.

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Writing 1 Lesson 6

Homework for today Revise pp.1-6 Read pp.7-8, do task 6 Read pp. 12-15 Word doc exercises on paragraphs

P. 8, Task 6 information prediction distribution pollution production communication citation development introduction solution detention conservation removal belonging transportation

P. 16, task 1 , comma ; semicolon . full stop OR period : colon ? question mark @ at ! exclamation mark / slash … omission marks OR ellipsis points = equals ’ apostrophe * asterisk - hyphen ° degree [ ] square brackets % per cent ( ) brackets OR parentheses “ ” quotation marks

Now do p. 16, task 2

A rabbit goes into a butcher’s shop and asks, “Have you got any lettuce?” The butcher says, “We don’t sell lettuce here. You need the greengrocer’s across the road.” The next day the rabbit comes into the shop and asks for some lettuce again. The butcher tells him, “Look, I told you yesterday we don’t sell lettuce! You need the greengrocer.”

The rabbit comes in the next day and asks the butcher again, “Have you got any lettuce?” The butcher goes mad. He says, “Look, I’m sick of this! How many times do I have to tell you I don’t sell lettuce! If you come in here again asking for lettuce, I’m going to nail your ears to the floor!”

The next day the rabbit comes in and asks the butcher, “Have you got any nails?” “Nails? No.” “Right!” the rabbit says, “Have you got any lettuce?”

Homework for Lesson 7 Read ‘Connectors and Clauses’ p.24 Do tasks 1 and 2 Read ‘Connectors and Transitions’ p. 26 P. 27, do task 1 Read pp. 30, 31 and do tasks 1, 2, 3

P. 9 Model answers 1. Enrolment at university depdends on having passed the exam. 1. Students can enrol at university if they pass the exam. 2. The task of writing (well) involves many aspects. 3. The difference between foreign and Italian students is very clear. 3. There is a very clear difference between foreign and Italian students.

4. The course includes some grammar. 5 4. The course includes some grammar. 5. Six countries including France, Germany and Italy have / offer these special degrees. 6. The task was not particularly difficult for the students. 7. It is said that the research facilities are inadequate. 8. I found the content of the lecture very / extremely difficult.

9. How to conduct a survey of students’ opinions of university accommodation needs to be identified / planned. 10. I had expected worse results. 10. The results were much better than I expected.