CELTA ASSN 1 Part One: Grammar 1) You should go to the doctor: 1. Modal auxiliary verb. 2. Used in conjunction with main verb to express shades of time and mood. In this case‚ someone is suggesting/giving advice someone else to do or plan something in the future. 3. Subject +
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Diary Task Today I tried a new activity with my adolescence (thirteen years old) class. The students are often challenged with schoolwork and can be inattentive during class. They are nice and well-behaved but after three or four years of English learning with little fulfilment‚ they’ve seemed to have lost their confidence. Our core material for the day was a text to practice receptive skills. Our goal was to use productive skills by orally answering questions about the text by memory. Before
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happened to him? 1 mins. TTT (1) 2. Extract target language (TL) / marker sentence. Contextualise the TL An example of an offer Sts find example of offers TL. Play audio CD2. Track 6. 1 min. Sts listen for the offer Linda makes to Clive. T – ICQ – What are you going to do? Who are you working with? How long have you got? T – Play a small excerpt from the audio which includes target language. T – What question did Linda ask? “Can I do anything for you?”
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CELTA (Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) COURSE INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORM 2014/2015 Ealing‚ Hammersmith and West London College is an authorised centre for courses preparing trainees for the Cambridge Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA). These courses provide initial training in English Language teaching and are intended for those who have no previous experience in this field‚ or whose experience is insufficient to qualify them to enter
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CELTA Assignment 1 – Language analysis Target statement: He can speak 5 different languages. Analysis a) Meaning To talk about present or ‘general’ ability. (Elementary) d) Anticipated problems Sts might confuse with permission b) Form statement: subj. + can + verb (bare infinitive) +… negative: subj. + can’t + verb (bare infinitive)+... question: Can + subj.+ verb (bare infinitive) +… Sts may use can for the future: I will can speak English Sts may add s when using the
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CELTA Handbook Manchester Academy of English Welcome to Manchester Academy of English! Student satisfaction is very important to us. If you have a question please ask any member of staff‚ we’re happy to help! Contents Page School information‚ facilities and safety 2 Teacher training staff and course overview 3 Course requirements‚ course timetable 4 Components of the course Additional requirements Candidate assessment 5‚ 6 7 8‚ 9 Course assessment 9 Plagiarism and referencing 11 1
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LANGUAGE ANALYSIS TASK – CELTA HELEN MORFYDD YOUNG 10/4/15 1. NAMING THE PARTS OF SPEECH a. Adjective b. Preposition c. Verb d. Adverb e. Noun f. Conjunction g. Pronoun h. Modal auxiliary verb 2. STRUCTURE AND MEANING 2.1 a. Go‚ present simple b. Are saving‚ present progressive c. Have been‚ present perfect simple d. Have been going‚ present perfect progressive e. Had spent‚ past perfect f. had been sleeping‚ past perfect progressive and turned‚ simple past g. have been awarded‚ present perfect
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While magazines like People and Us Weekly are still considered “gossip” magazines‚ they depend more on the verity of the information that is being supplied to maintain their audience. Because we discussed mass communication and rhetorical devices‚ my task is going to highlight two different magazine’s approach to covering news about the same celebrity. By creating two articles on Kelly Osbourne in both People Magazine and The National Enquirer‚ I will contrast the different approaches to writing about
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Daria Vaughan CELTA full-time Assignment 1: Language Related Task 1. She needn’t have got up so early. a). Analysis of Meaning. She got up early. It wasn’t necessary. She could have stayed in bed longer. b). Context. Sarah is having a date tomorrow and is very excited about it. The next day she woke up early to catch the train at 10 o’clock. However‚ she had forgotten that her date is at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Ask – Did she get up too early? Yes It wasn’t necessary for Sarah to
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Teresa McGuinness CELTA: Assignment 1- Learner on the Focus Part 1 Overview The International House Intermediate class is a mixed genre class‚ with student ranging in age from 25 to 50+ years old. It contains a combination of abilities and levels from lower intermediate to higher imediate. Class Profile The first language of the students varies; covering such native languages as France‚ Spanish‚ Italian‚ Mexican‚ Arabic‚ Somalia‚ Portuguese and Russian. The students have a wide knowledge
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