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... answers • When choosing the 20 words in the text to change, T should choose mainly one-syllable words that will be more likely to have minimal pair partners than longer words T can make this activity ... and try to catch any more changed words After the second reading SS check their answers with their partner/group T checks the answers – changed words and new words – with the whole class SS check ... English Banana.com, 201 0 Hardback Available for free download: http://englishbanana.com/resources/free-books/intermediate/talk-a-lot-elementary-book-3/ You Are The Course Book – Lesson Plans 56 ...

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... could be two SS reading and one writing – or vice versa – and they could change roles twice, so that each SS gets to read and write during the activity You Are The Course Book – Lesson Plans 54 ... 7 T could give a clean copy of the text to each SS afterwards for reference Tips: • T must enforce the rules – especially about not shouting from the text – otherwise the activity will not...

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... a handout, etc SS listen for a third time and write down their answers SS check their answers together T may offer to play the extract again Group feedback Other Ideas for Using an Audio Text: ... – Lesson Plans 58 Activities that require a little more preparation: • If you have (or create) a transcript of the audio text you could: o make a gap-fill activity – SS listen, read along, and ... room; Student B’s listen to part of the audio text and makes notes; Student A’s return and Student B’s have to tell them about the content of the audio text, while Student A’s make notes Then...