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Answer the following questions
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Have you ever been in a disaster? What kind of disasters are common in your country?
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Circle the correct verb
1. Ted said / told that he was tired. 2. Martine said / told me that she would join us after class. 3. She said / told she wanted to quit. 4. Jean said / told my mother he would be in Spain this week. 5. The weather channel said / told that it would rain today. |
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Circle the correct verb to complete the sentences.
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Read the text again and do the following:
Underline reported / indirect speech sentences with green Underline vocabulary of emergency preparations with blue |
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Read the radio broadcast and write reported sentences about the recommendations they
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1. What should you do in case of a cut of water?
2. What should you do to secure your house?
3. What should you do in case of an evacuation order?
He said to
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Rewrite the following direct speech statements into indirect speech
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1. Sara: “Mary, you should be ready for the evacuation order and you should talk to John about it”.
2. Radio broadcast: “Make sure you're aware of any community shelters in your neighborhood”
3. Sara: “I think the hurricane will be here in 36 hours”
4. Mary said to John: “See you later”.
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Go to your sliding board, build up as many sentences as possible and write them down.
Keep your record |
MEMORY PAIRS |
TO BE OR NOT TO BE |
GOOD LISTENER |
BAD LETTER |