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New Internationalist Easier English Ready Upper Intermediate Lesson Tax New Internationalist Easier English Ready Upper Intermediate Lesson

Writing: formal letter This lesson: Reading Speaking Vocabulary: collocations Writing: formal letter This lesson should take about 2 hours: speaking – 20 - 30 mins; jigsaw reading – 30 - 40 mins; collocations – 20 - 30 mins; writing – 30 - 40 mins

TAX Discuss: 1/ Why do we pay it? 2/ Who pays it? 3/Who decides on and controls tax laws? 4/ How can people avoid paying tax? 5/ Which countries win and which countries lose when people avoid paying tax? Discuss: Learners discuss in small groups of 3 or 4. You can listen to note down errors, then write these on the board for the learners to correct.

Jigsaw reading: read one each, then discuss in groups what you found: Find why we pay tax, and 5 problems with not paying tax: https://eewiki.newint.org/index.php/Tax_cheating,_easy_living b) Find 6 problems with not paying tax: https://eewiki.newint.org/index.php/Tax_avoidance:_the_problems c) Find 4 countries that do well from tax avoidance and 4 countries that do badly – and find out why: https://eewiki.newint.org/index.php/The_game:_not_paying_tax d) Choose 5 new phrases about tax avoidance to teach: https://eewiki.newint.org/index.php/The_dictionary_of_avoiding_tax You can do this 2 ways: a) divide the class into groups of 4 and give each student one of the texts / links – they each read theirs, then tell each other what they found; or b) divide the class into 4 groups and give each group one of the texts / links – they read theirs and decide on the answers in groups, then you re-mix groups to include at least one of each old group in each new group, and they tell each other about all 4 texts.

Nouns: haven avoidance rate cheat law credit business evasion scandal authority bill treaty eg. tax haven Make phrases with these words and the word ‘tax’, then choose 5 and write a sentence for each phrase: Verbs: pay avoid Adjectives: annual offshore low / high

Writing: Decide on a person or a big company that you think doesn’t pay enough tax. Write a formal letter: Tell them some of the reasons why they should pay tax Tell why some of the tax avoidance schemes are not fair Encourage them to pay more tax

Homework / follow-up: Read (some of) the original, more complex articles from New Internationalist – you will now understand them because you read the Easier English article first: https://newint.org/issues/2016/12/01/the-coming-war-on-china/ (scroll down) Or click on the links at the bottom of the 4 Easier English articles