(1) News by Tara on English Club
Click on 'LEARN ENGLISH for learners' at the top bar of any page; scroll down a little and click on Listening in the list; now you are on the listening page - scroll down to about the middle of the page, and click on Listen to the News; scroll down and look for the latest news topic.
(2) Video lesson: Stories from Morocco
We'll watch a 16-minute video about the developing of English in Morocco. Then there we'll answer some questions and enter into discussion in pairs. Those students who can find the time and want to watch the video, it is on this website. Click on 'LEARN ENGLISH for learners' at top of page; click on ESL Videos around the middle of page; click on Learning English Video Project ; scroll down to the bottom and click on 1: Stories from Morocco (16 minutes); click on Watch. Alternatively, here is the link: http://www.englishclub.com/esl-videos/stories-from-morocco/
morocco-class-worksheet.pdf
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Wang Jiajia, thank you for this comment, probably the best comment of all. But I am wondering where you got your information from as most students (but Liu Yufan) could not open the attachment, and only one or two have watched the video. What about you? You have surprised me!
Okay CC. I hope you can fix your computer. If you need help, pse tell me as I know a boy in Class 12 who can help you.
Oh, I see. Sorry. You didn't mention that. From the comments it appears that Liu Yufan and Ada could open the attachment. I can't understand why the other students can't also open it.
hello ,teacher.i kown my pronoucation is poor ,so i will improve it through listening videos and TV in my part time.Tomorrow we will enjoy a video ,i am looking forword it.And i feel soory because i can not open it ，so that I can not prepare lessons before class.
Tian Jing, if you couldn't open it, you could have said something about Tara's news for tomorrow. I am glad to read that you plan to improve your listening. What about using this website's listening page? There are many listening exercises that'll help you. Here: http://www.englishclub.com/listening/index.htm
Thank you, Ada, looks like you have learned from the others' mistakes. Now I can see that you have read about the lesson or have watched the video. You have convinced me. But btw, don;t say, "I have known the ...", as it is incorrect. I have read the attachment, or I have read the lesson content, and this is what I learned ... bla ... bla .. bla. Do you understand? But thanks for for your comment.
Cao Mengtao, thank you for the comment. It says more than most of your classmates. But, it still doesn't tell me that you know something about the content of the lesson. You said you watched the video. So, why not tell about something you found interesting in the video? I don't understand.
Jiang Chunyu, what you said about your listening skill, is exactly the reason why the students should read the lesson content (in the attachment)! So that they can be prepared for the lesson and be able to understand more what the teacher say. If they don't do that, they don't even understand half of what I say in class. But, except for one student, no one is telling about the content of the lesson. So, it becomes clear to me that they haven't read the attachment at all. It is not acceptable. Thank you that you wrote a little more about the topic, but it doesn't tell me that you really know the content.
Zhou Ying, see my comment to any of the other students, like to Jackie above. The same applies to you.
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