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The subject practice activities consist of doing individually five short exercises. The
document must fulfil the following conditions:
Besides, the activities have to be done in this Word document: leave the activities’
statements where they are and just answer below them. In order to make the correction
process easier, please, do not write the answers in bold, and it will then be easier to
distinguish between them and the activities’ statements. On the other hand, the
document must still fulfil the rules of presentation and edition, and follow the rubric for
quoting and making bibliographical references as detailed in the Study Guide.
In addition to this, it is very important to read the assessment criteria, which can be
found in the “Subject Evaluation” document.
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Practice Activities
Task 1
Look at the contents of the grammar in the following indexes. What do they have
in common? What was the criterion used to select the content?
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This is an extract from a textbook designed for the teaching/ learning of EFL and addressed to
Elementary students.
Task 2
What are the differences between the following tables of contents? What do they
suggest you?
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Task 3
Language study
Words ending in s
Look at the transcripts below of David and Bridges talking about their families (section 26b and
19).
How many words are there ending in s or ‘s?
Does the s or ‘s always mean the same?
Some words always end in s, for example, his.
What about this one?
I’ve got one brother and he’s got two daughters.
Put the words ending in s or ‘s into categories.
Bridget’s family
DA: If we look at, erm, your mother Sheila. Has she got any brothers and sisters?
BG: Yes, she’s got one sister.
DA: No brothers?
BG: No.
DA: Okey. What about your father?
BG: He’s got three sisters.
DA: Oh, and no brothers?
BG: No.
David’s family
BG: Now it’s my turn. Your father’s called John?, and your mother’s called Pat?
DA: That’s right.
BG: And your brother’s married to… Jane?
DA: Jane. Good.
BG: Jane. And they’ve got two daughters called… Emma and Sarah.
Now look at the text in Section 24. Find thirteen more words that end in s and put them
into categories.
ADAPTATION FROM Collins Cobuild English Course (Willis and Willis 1988:15)
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Task 4
What type of objectives would you include the following statements in?
LISTENING
I can understand simple words and phrases, like “excuse
me”, “sorry”, “thank you”, etc.
I can understand the days of the week and months of the
year.
I can understand times and dates.
I can understand numbers and prices.
GRAMMAR
Adjectives: common and demonstrative
Adverbs of frequency
Comparatives and superlatives
Going to […]
Task 5
Student A
COUNTRY CAPITAL
France
Dublin
Spain
Amsterdam
Belgium
Student B
COUNTRY CAPITAL
Paris
Ireland
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Madrid
The Netherlands
Brussels