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Berlitz Instructor Paced Lesson 'Opinions'

Berlitz Instructor Paced Lesson 'Opinions'

Assessment

Presentation

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English

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Professional Development

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Practice Problem

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Hard

Created by

Quincy Adams

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10 Slides • 6 Questions

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How do you personally feel about the electric car &

​Do you think electric vehicles will ever entirely replace gasoline cars.

​Personal Speaking Goal

Today we will be talking about "opinions". How to give our own thoughts about something and how to ask them from others. Some useful "comparative verbs" will be provided as well.

​Expressing Opinions

Lesson Objectives:

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media

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media

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media

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media

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media

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media

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media

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media

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Multiple Choice

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What is the main focus of Unit 9?

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Exploring different industries


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Expressing change in industries

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Multiple Choice

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What is the main topic of discussion in the 'Express opinions' section?

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Automobile industry

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Entertainment industry

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Open Ended

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Shift towards digital media is the main change mentioned in the entertainment industry. What effect do you think this will have on brick and mortar businesses such as movie theatres if any?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the main suggestion for expressing change in the language focus section?

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using less and less

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using more and more

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Open Ended

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In your personal opinion, which car would serve humanity better as a more reliable and cleaner alternative to gas powered vehicles. BEVs [battery electric vehicles] or FCEVs [fuel cell electric vehicles]? Why?

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Multiple Choice

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What is the main focus of the 'WARM-UP' section?

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Vocabulary & Expressions

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Digital materials library

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Ignore changes to industry

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media
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How do you personally feel about the electric car &

​Do you think electric vehicles will ever entirely replace gasoline cars.

​Personal Speaking Goal

Today we will be talking about "opinions". How to give our own thoughts about something and how to ask them from others. Some useful "comparative verbs" will be provided as well.

​Expressing Opinions

Lesson Objectives:

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