S7B L20 end U7 spk + Begin U8

S7B L20

End U7 speaking

+ U8 Voc + Writing part 1/3

By Michael Cousins

​Breakout rooms

Do you admire any inventors?

What did they invent, and what effect have their inventions had on peoples lives?

What skills and qualities are need to be an inventor?​

​Breakout rooms

Welcome back.

Shortly you will go to breakout rooms again.​

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This time, you will choose how far you agree with some statements in Quizizz, then discuss your views with your partner/s.​

Poll

All new inventions help humanity progress.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

It's a good thing that large companies sponsor inventors.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

We must restrict our use of modern technology.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

Laws must be put in place to ensure technologies are of no hindrance to any of the world's lives, or their well-being in any way.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

Labour-saving devices, such as washing machines and microwaves, give us more free time.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

Electricity is absolutely essential in today's world.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

No law should infringe on basic, fundamental human and the living worlds rights.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

Tech companies have no responsibility other than entertainment, and profit.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Poll

It is the responsibility of people to live as simply as they consider necessary.

• Completely agree

• Partially agree

• Completely disagree

Exam task

​Look at the exam task, what do you and your partner have to do?

Exam CLose-Up

​Look at the exam task, what do you and your partner have to do?

​How?

Exam task

Try it!

Share your ideas

A few words first

Look at the words and their definitions. Use your memory to recall the words/meanings on the slides which follow.

sense -

cents -

Note -

Shares -

Owe -

Favourable -​

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v. to use the senses in order to gather information

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n. pl. 'cent' 1 cent is 1/100 of a dollar

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n. is a piece of paper with something written on it.

'A bank note' is paper money.

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n. pl. 'share' A share is a portion of a company which can be bought or sold for the equivalent portion of ownership

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v. to be indebted to, or be forced to repay someone who has gained more power than you.

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adj. where a positive or negative outcome was possible, the real outcome was positive.

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Fill in the Blanks

n. pl. '_____' A _____is a portion of a company which can be bought or sold for the equivalent portion of ownership

[type as seen in previous slide]

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v. to be indebted to, or be forced to repay someone who has gained more power than you.

[type as seen in the 'focus' slide]

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Fill in the Blanks

n. is a piece of paper with something written on it.

'A bank

' is paper money.

[type as seen in the 'focus' slide]

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2/100th's of a dollar

[use logic] - [2w]

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Fill in the Blanks

Do you understand it? Does it make

?

[type is written in the 'focus' slide]

Fill in the Blanks

That could have been a bad move for you, but you're lucky you found yourself in a

position.

[recall as it was written in the 'focus' slide]

Learn more

Now, we will try to learn some new vocab from a different website, please follow the teachers instructions for logging in.

• go to site

• click on sign up​

• then scroll down and find the google button

• sign in, then wait for further instructions​

Home

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Learn more

First we will do "practice"

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Link on the next slide

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It's okay to get them wrong, so DO NOT attempt to translate or google search them. There are hints or 50/50's to help you. Read the descriptions after you answer the question, because most of the words have multiple meanings.

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You can open this webpage in a new tab.

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Learn more

Next we will do "Spelling Bee"

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Link on the next slide

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You can open this webpage in a new tab.

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Learn more

Finally we will "Jam"

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Link on the next slide

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• In 2 groups, go to breakout rooms

• Teacher will share the link again

• Pick one student to host the Jam

• That student clicks "Start a jam"

• The others click "Join a jam"

• The 'host' will set up the jam then share the join link/code to your teammates​

• Jam!

• Repeat​

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Check!

Let's check your understanding!

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Multiple Choice

When markets crash/smash, millions of lives are affected.

• crash

• carsh

• smarsh

• smash

Multiple Choice

We have decided to but portions/shares in a telecommunications company.

• potions

• portions

• smarsh

• shares

Multiple Choice

Following the earthquake, a fund/sum was set up to help the victims.

• fund

• funol

• sum

• surn

Multiple Choice

I still owe/pay the bank a few thousand euros for my mortgage.

• ome

• owe

• pay

• pav

Multiple Choice

I have invested/speculated in a second property and I will rent it out.

• inuested

• invested

• speculated

• spectaculated

Multiple Choice

The bank seller/teller verified my details before cashing the cheque for me.

• sei!er

• seller

• te!!er

• teller

Check!

Type the correct replacement.

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Be quick, type the correct replacement

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Phrasal Verbs!

First, match the verb [+ correct form] to their conjoined phrase.

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Fill in the Blanks

They could barely afford it, but they

out 10,000 euros on a new car.

Fill in the Blanks

I

on 30 pounds a week when I was a university student.

Fill in the Blanks

Joe had to

out 100 euros for the concert ticket just because his wife wanted to go.

Fill in the Blanks

We all

in ten euros and bought Kelly a farewell present when she left the company.

Fill in the Blanks

Buying that designer handbag must have

you back, Selena.

Fill in the Blanks

Kevin has

down a deposit on a new truck and he'll pay it off over the next three years.

Remember & Recall

What were all the phrasal verbs we just used? you will need to remember them.

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Fill in the Blanks

This phrasal verb is used when you spend more than you normally do, on something that you really like.

Fill in the Blanks

This phrasal verb is used to describe how much money people use to survive over a given period of time.

Fill in the Blanks

This phrasal verb is used to say that you have paid a deposit for something, or made fun of, or euthanized a living being.

Fill in the Blanks

This phrasal verb is used to say that you have paid a lot of money for something.

Fill in the Blanks

This phrasal verb is used to say that you have slowed down, or reversed the progress of something.

Fill in the Blanks

This phrasal verb is used to say that you will add some money to a fund with others, who add theirs, in order to purchase something to share.

Collocations!

Pick the word that DOES NOT collocate.

Then explain, or ask for the meaning of those that do.

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Collocations may seem to have no meaning, but their use has become commonplace, and should be understood separately from meaning of the individual words.

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Multiple Choice

_____ market

• black

• buffalo

• flea

• stock

Collocations!

But!

"Bear market" is used to say that shares of a stock are falling in price.

And "bull market" is used when shares of a stock are increasing in price.​

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​Yes, there is no "buffalo market"

Multiple Choice

_____ money

• easy

• fluid

• old

• pocket

Collocations!

But!

"liquid assets" is a term used in the financial world. Which this teacher is not going to pretend to understand.​

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​Yes, there is no "fluid money"

Multiple Choice

a bank _____

• account

• balance

• return

• statement

Collocations!

Banks don't return money.

But!

"Tax return" is a term used to say that the government won't keep ALL the money they take from you. Just most of it. ​

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​Yes, there is no "bank return... ever"

Multiple Choice

make a _____

• debt

• fortune

• loss

• profit

Collocations!

But!

You can 'run up debt' or 'get into debt'. As a matter of fact, if you go to 'usdebtclock.org', you'll see that there is no way in hell, that all debt will ever be repaid.​

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​Yes, you can't "make debt"...

only the world banks can do that.

Multiple Choice

sales _____

• assistant

• figures

• chat

• tax

Collocations!

But!

There is such a thing as sales talk.​

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​Yes, there is no "sales chat"...

Multiple Choice

credit _____

• card

• crush

• limit

• rating

Collocations!

But!

There is 'credit squeeze' or 'credit crunch'. ​

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​Yes, there is no "credit crush"...

Expressions!

​What do you think these expressions mean?

tighten your belt

line your pockets

have deep pockets

do something on a shoestring

Discussion!

​You will be randomly picked to try your best to discuss the questions teacher asks.

Classkick!