GEP6B GB2 Unit 8 and TFLD Units 20 to 24

To identify the author’s argument you look for author’s opinion near the beginning of the text.

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• false

To identify the author’s argument you look for author’s opinion near the beginning of the text. Then find reasons: look for words /phrases like first, second, for example.

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• false

To identify the author’s argument you look for a summary at the end of the text.

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• false

Use ___ and ___ to talk about experiences you had or didn’t have at any time in the past.

• ever / never

• nor / neither

• either / neither

Use ___ to say you did something at any time in the past.

• ever

• nor / neither

• either / neither

Use ___ to say you didn’t do something at any time in the past.

• never

• nor / neither

• either / neither

Ever and never go before / after the past participle.

• after

• before

To use audio type to help you understand, you have to identify the audio type. Is it a conversation, a speech, or a news program?

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• false

To use audio type to help you understand, you think about the type of information you might hear.

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• false

To use audio type to help you understand, you listen for words and phrases you expect to hear.

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• false