NLXH.S1.W9 - REVISE KNOWLEDGE

Hello (1) __________, I'm Chef Jenny and (2) ____________ to my

kitchen today.

• body/ welcome

• everyone/ wellcome

• everybody/ welcome

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CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.1.1D

To ________ with, I will pre-heat the oven and put all needed materials out.

• begin

• end

• open

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CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.3.1D

_______ that, put all materials in a large bowl and mix it up.

• Beside

• After

• Before

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CCSS.L.1.1I

CCSS.L.K.1E

At the _______, I will tell you how to bake the cake.

• end

• start

• evening

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CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.2.1E

CCSS.L.3.1G

What is the main goal of an introduction?

• Introduce yourself and your speech

• Tell the evidence to support the topic

• Repeat all the main points

Choose the most suitable introduction for our topic

• Some people prefer living in a big city; others enjoy residing in a

  small town or in the countryside. Both living in a big city and

  living in the countryside have some advantages and

  disadvantages for children’s development. In my opinion, living

  in a big city is more beneficial for children because it offers more

  choices in education, services and fun activities.

• It is a good idea for children to grow up in the rural areas than in

  a huge urban place. It is agreed that the children that are raised

  in the countryside follow culture, discipline. I will discuss how

  kids can save their life from the technological threats that are

  common in large cities.

• Besides all of above statements, I think that living in a big city

  has more fun, cause you always have something interesting at

  hand to do. Visiting museums and art galleries will entitle

  children eyes to appreciate the heritages passed down to us, all

  kinds of society activities can help them to develope.

Reorder the following

• Hello everyone! Today, more than half of the world’s

  children are growing up in cities.

• Today,

  I will talk about benefits of cities to prove that this

  places is better for children than rural areas.

• By 2030, up to 60

  percent of the world’s urban population will be under 18

  years old. Little by little, cities are also becoming safe

  places, with good schools, parks and green areas where

  you can enjoy with your children and a large number of

  options that towns do not have and cannot offer.