HOW TO WRITE A SPEECH

 https://www.lovelearningtutors.com/main-blog/2018/4/30/how-to-write-a-speech-english-gcse-exam

https://dougslangandlit.blog/2019/08/12/rhetorical-devices-in-speeches/

IB SPEECH by gloria_alonso9302

How to write a blog entry / post

 

Summary as in the book

Characteristics (bullet points)

Inthinking 

Samples + explanations

Blogging students (The Guardian)

GIVING EXAMPLES

 

PRACTISE GIVING EXAMPLES ABOUT THESE CATEGORIES:

1. Places you’d like to go 
2.  People you’d like to meet 
3. Scientists 
4. British people 
5. European people 
6. Things which are becoming less popular
7.  Crimes which you imagine are more common abroad 
8. Sources of the news you rarely or never use 
9. Things I have watched in English without Japanese subtitles 
10. Things I can cook 
11. People I admire 
12. Songs I know the lyrics of

REPORTED SPEECH (ADVANCED)

WRITTEN EXPLANATIONS with QUIZZES,  by the  The British Council

Reported Speech 1 (statemenents):  

Reported Speech 2 (questions) 

Reported Speech 3 (reporting verbs) 

EXPLANATION WITH TABLES: Perfect English Grammar

VIDEO EXPLANATION

 

VIDEO EXERCISE  

PUT IT INTO PRACTICE: report what Lenlen (not her real name) said about being kicked out when she caught Covid.

 

EXERCISES:

English Grammar: intermediate and advanced

Agendaweb: lots of exercises on the reported speech

TEST YOURSELF KAHOOT

LOCAL vs BUILDING

 

• a local accent
• local issues
• a local newspaper/radio station
• Most of the local population depend on fishing for their income.
• Our children all go to the local school.
• Many local shops will be forced to close if the new supermarket is built

• an apartment/office building
• Many buildings were badly damaged or destroyed by the earthquake.
• The museum is an impressive building.
• an office/apartment/industrial building

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