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1.
Read and understand messages |
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Read and understand |
- Personal written notes on greeting cards
- Simple authentic notices and memos _ Read and
answer questions
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2.
Read and understand instructions |
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Read and understand a wider variety of one step
instructions |
Write the missing word on the line.
Put
these words in alphabetical order. DON'T WRITE IN THIS SPACE OFFICE USE
ONLY
Please wait to be seated.
Please go to room 234 on the second
floor. |
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3. Read and
understand information |
- A table of contents - Find topics in index of
picture dictionary
- A directory for a clinic or office building
- Products _ Read labels on common products
- A personal information form
- Traffic ticket - Find reason for ticket, amount
if paid immediately and if not
- Work schedule _ Find information about times and
days of work
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4. Read and
understand written ideas and feelings |
- Read a 10 -12 sentence story or dialogue and
- Indicate by T or F whether statements about
the story or dialogue are true or false
- Practice vocabulary by completing a cloze
exercise
- Work in groups. Read sentences of compliments.
Think about the classmates in the room. Write names beside each compliment.
Make sure that all of the classmates have their names written beside one
compliment.
You have a very nice smile.
You are really helpful to
others.
You can spell English really well.
You tell a good story.
Read the compliments to the other students.
- Read compliments included in:
- A letter of reference
- An employee evaluation
- A thank you letter
- A child's report card
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Read the work schedule below. Write a short answer to each
question.
- Is this the schedule for May 8-12 or May 15-19?
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- When is the day shift? ____________
- Does the afternoon shift start at 2 PM?
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- Which shift does Maryan work on Tuesday? ____________
- Who works with Sara on Wednesday? ____________
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Manjit Gill was sick yesterday. He went to the
doctor. Read the dialogue.
| Doctor: |
Good
Morning, Mr. Gill. |
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How are you? |
| Manjit: |
I’m really sick. |
| Doctor: |
How long have you been sick? |
| Manjit: |
Three days. |
| Doctor: |
What’s the matter? |
| Manjit: |
My throat hurts. |
| Doctor: |
Do you have pain in your
chest? |
| Manjit: |
No, I don’t, but my ears are
sore. |
| Doctor: |
Well. Let’s have a look.
Your throat is inflamed and you have an ear infection. You need medication and
rest. |
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