EF2 - 11A Ask The Teacher

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Professional Development

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Carolini Simões

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Labelling

You are going to listen to 9 different teachers in their classrooms.

Match the lessons you hear (numbers) to the subjects.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Match

According to the text, match the descriptions:

J.K. Rowling

Jude Law

Alex Turner

was the quietest

was the most unpopular

was the most popular student

Multiple Choice

Read the article again.

Who can explain why some people didn't like his student?

Alex Turner

/ Mark Coleman, his PE teacher /

J.K. Rowling

/ John Nettleship, her science teacher /

Jude Law

/ Mike Jones, his housemaster /

Multiple Choice

Read the article again.

Who had family problems while he/she was at school?

Alex Turner

/ Mark Coleman, his PE teacher /

J.K. Rowling

/ John Nettleship, her science teacher /

Jude Law

/ Mike Jones, his housemaster /

Multiple Choice

Read the article again.

Who sometimes sees his old student perform?

Alex Turner

/ Mark Coleman, his PE teacher /

J.K. Rowling

/ John Nettleship, her science teacher /

Jude Law

/ Mike Jones, his housemaster /

Multiple Choice

Read the article again.

Who thinks he is similar to a character in his student's books?

Alex Turner

/ Mark Coleman, his PE teacher /

J.K. Rowling

/ John Nettleship, her science teacher /

Jude Law

/ Mike Jones, his housemaster /

Multiple Choice

Read the article again.

Who thought he/she was better than other students?

Alex Turner

/ Mark Coleman, his PE teacher /

J.K. Rowling

/ John Nettleship, her science teacher /

Jude Law

/ Mike Jones, his housemaster /

Multiple Choice

Read the article again.

Who was not very interested in what he/she became famous for?

Alex Turner

/ Mark Coleman, his PE teacher /

J.K. Rowling

/ John Nettleship, her science teacher /

Jude Law

/ Mike Jones, his housemaster /

Multiple Choice

Look at the sentences.

Jude Law used to get fantastic reviews in the school magazine.
Alex Turner didn't use to be very interested in music.
J.K. Rowling used to come visit and wait outside the science building for her mum.

Does 'used to'/'didn't use to' refer to the present or the past?

Present

Past

Multiple Choice

Look at the sentences.

Jude Law used to get fantastic reviews in the school magazine.
Alex Turner didn't use to be very interested in music.
J.K. Rowling used to come visit and wait outside the science building for her mum.

Does 'used to'/'didn't use to' refer to ... ?

things that happened repeatedly, or that were true for a long time

things that happened only once

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence means something that was true in the past but not now?

The bear uses to eat honey.

The bear used to eat honey.

The bear is used to eating honey.

The bear get used to honey.

The bear didn’t use to honey.

Drag and Drop

The bear

in the circus

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used to

dance

use to

used

use

danced

dancing

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Reorder

Reorder the following

The bear

used

in the circus.

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Open Ended

Write 3 sentences about something you used to do when you were a child.

Type response here

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PlayPhrase.me: Site for cinema archaeologists.

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Drag and Drop

The bear

fresh honey. But now he does.

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didn't

use to

eat

did

not

ate

used

don't

Reorder

Reorder the following

The bear

didn't

use

play.

Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

Drag and Drop

the bear

in the circus?

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

use to live

Did

Does

used to live

used to

use to

Reorder

Reorder the following

Did

the

circus

use to

travel?

Categorize

Options (12)

No, not really. I didn't like it at all.

I found it quite disappointing.

It was not enjoyable at all.

I would not recommend it.

I absolutely loved it!

It was a fantastic experience.

I would highly recommend it to others.

It exceeded my expectations.

It had its moments, but overall it was just okay.

There were some good parts, but also some bad ones.

I liked some aspects, but others were disappointing.

It was a mixed experience for me.

Look at some answers to the questions 'Did you like school?'.

Categorize them in positive, negative or both.

Positive

Both

Negative

Labelling

Now listen to three men and three woman answering the question 'Did you like school?'

Match the answers to the speakers 1-6.

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