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Error Identification Cloze Test

Grammar Error Identification Cloze Test

(Strategic Structure)

Tree Tactics

1. _________________________________________

2. Error __________

Cloze Test ________

3. _________________________________________

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Error Identification (TAG July 2010)

1.) A motorcycle racing gang (1) is suspected of involvement (2) of two

attacks which left one man (3) dead and four others (4) injured.

2.) The French (1) came to Pondicherry in 1674, and it is (2) their influence

that (3) make this peaceful place on the east coast the (4) pleasant city

it is today.

3.) As temperatures which are (1) dramatic rising (2) melt the (3) polar ice cap,

five countries race to map their claims (4) to a new energy frontier.

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4.) Hard line tactics (1) pursuing by the (2) military in its bid (3) to pacify

the restless region are having (4) precisely the opposite effects.

5.) Politicians talked (1) more loudly but did much (2) fewer, they declared

missions (3) accomplished although they had (4) barely begun.

Cloze Test

Cloze Test (TAG July 2010)

1.) Cycling is forbidden on the canal paths _______ safety and security.

(1) along with (2) by means of

(3) as a result of (4) for reasons of

Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Enconcept Odd one out

Quiz Memolody

Odd one out (TAG July 2010)

1.) (1) advantage (2) gain (3) profit (4) discount

2.) (1) outstanding (2) exceptional (3) essential (4) brilliant

3.) (1) programme (2) schedule (3) timetable (4) manual

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4.) (1) effective (2) amicable (3) affectionate (4) adorable

Polysemy Meaning Recognition

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Analogy 2

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Polysemy (TAG July 2010)

1.) Is it fair to ask Bob to do all the work?

(1) A fair number of people came to the party.

(2) All the children have fair hair.

(3) Its not fair to change the timetable after the students have enrolled.

(4) Theres a fair chance that we might win this time.

2.) Research has found that poor nutrition is a critical factor contributing to

heart disease.

(1) Johns paper takes a critical look at psychological abuse.

(2) He didnt appreciate the critical remarks about his performance.

(3) Hydrogen is a critical element of water molecule.

(4) One victim of the car accident was in critical condition.

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Vocabulary Meaning in context

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choices 2 1

Meaning in context (TAG July 2010)

1.) Most deserts receive some rain. Although it is highly unexpected, it is this

_____ source of water that makes life possible in this _____environment.

(1) ample vicious (2) adequate remote

(3) potential arid (4) proper secluded

2.) E-books currently _____ just two percent of the $35 billion-a-year book

market. Their sales are doubling each month while the overall book market has

been _____.

(1) account for declining (2) engage in suffering

(3) amount to rising (4) depend on degrading

Reading

Reading , ,

passage ___ ___

Comic Strips gag

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Comic Strips (TAG July 2010)

1.) What is the main message of the comic strips?

(1) The boy is hyperactive.

(2) The boy is very clever.

(3) The boys picture is in the dictionary.

(4) His mother looked up hyperactive in the dictionary.

Sign Reading (TAG July 2010)

1.) What is the main purpose of this sign?

(1) To inform the stores clients of a new product.

(2) To remind clients to remove the hidden security device.

(3) To prevent possible theft in the store.

(4) To ask store clients to pay attention to a hidden product.

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Conversation (Speaking)

Conversation GAT short long

conversation

Memolody conversation

Short Conversation (TAG July 2010)

1.) A: Ill give you a ride to the party tonight.

B: _______.

(1) Not at all! (2) Oh, dear! (3) Of course, I would (4) Thanks a lot

2.) A: You cant tell anybody about this.

B: _____ I wont.

(1) You bet (2) Im sorry (3) How come (4) Who knows

Rearrange the sentences into order

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1. ___ _________

2. ___ connector __

3. __________

[S1] In the U.S., however, men and women exchange gifts with each other.

[S2] People in the United States and Japan celebrate Valentines Day differently.

[S3] American people in Japan are excited to exchange Valentines gifts with

Japanese girls.

[S4] Another difference is that in the U.S., Valentines Day is celebrated not

just by lovers but by friends, as well.

[S5] In Japan, though , only romantic couples celebrate the holiday.

[S6] One of the biggest differences is that, in Japan, only girls and women give

gifts to boys and men.

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Memolody

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Essential

Important Vital

Requisite Necessary

Significant Key

Integral Crucial

Critical Substantial

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Advantage, Boon, Pro

Benefit, Profit/ Merit

Disadvantage, Bane, Con

Drawback

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smart

witty, wise, brilliant, bright, brainy

intelligent, ingenious shrewd astute

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Exceptional, Phenomenal, Wonderful,

Superb, Fantastic/ Terrific, Splendid

Magnificent, Fascinating, Fabulous

Chic, Hip, Miraculous/ Prodigious, Marvelous

ENCONCEPT E-ACADEMY Special Memolody Singing for Mom by KRU B (AF)

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( William Shakespear)

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Sing English

Speaking = Singing Singing = lyrics + melody + rhythm + feeling Speaking = word + intonation (pronunciation) + rhythm + feeling

ENCONCEPT E-ACADEMY Special Memolody Singing for Mom by KRU B (AF)

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Voice Training and Articulatory Phonetics Voice training (Vocal Technique)

Articulatory Phonetics ()

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1.) (Initiation)

2.) (Phonation)

3.) (Articulation)

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ENCONCEPT E-ACADEMY Special Memolody Singing for Mom by KRU B (AF)

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(Voice in Phonetics)

voice

sound

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2.

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ENCONCEPT E-ACADEMY Special Memolody Singing for Mom by KRU B (AF)

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Manner of

Articulation A B C D E F

Alveolar Bilabial Velar Palatal Glottal 1 Stop Unvoiced T P K Voiced D B G

AlveolarLabio dental Velar Palatal Glottal Dental

2 Fricative Unvoiced S F CH H TH Voiced Z V JH DH 3 Affricate Unvoiced SH Voiced J Alveolar Bilabial Velar 4 Nasal Voiced N M NG 5 Liquid Voiced L, R Bilabial Palatal 6 Glide W Y

ENCONCEPT E-ACADEMY Special Memolody Singing for Mom by KRU B (AF)

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Special Song for MOM

Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler

Ohhhh, oh, oh, oh, ohhh.

It must have been cold there in my shadow,

to never have sunlight on your face.

You were content to let me shine, that's your way.

You always walked a step behind.

So I was the one with all the glory,

while you were the one with all the strength.

A beautiful face without a name for so long

A beautiful smile to hide the pain

Did you ever know that you're my hero,

and everything I would like to be?

I can fly higher than an eagle,

for you are the wind beneath my wings.

It might have appeared to go unnoticed,

but I've got it all here in my heart.

I want you to know I know the truth, of course I know it.

I would be nothing without you.

ENCONCEPT E-ACADEMY Special Memolody Singing for Mom by KRU B (AF)

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Did you ever know that you're my hero?

You're everything I wish I could be.

I could fly higher than an eagle,

for you are the wind beneath my wings.

Did I ever tell you you're my hero?

You're everything, everything I wish I could be.

Oh, and I, I could fly higher than an eagle,

for you are the wind beneath my wings,

'cause you are the wind beneath my wings.

Oh, the wind beneath my wings.

You, you, you, you are the wind beneath my wings.

Fly, fly, fly away. You let me fly so high.

Oh, you, you, you, the wind beneath my wings.

Oh, you, you, you, the wind beneath my wings.

Fly, fly, fly high against the sky,

so high I almost touch the sky.

Thank you, thank you,

thank God for you, the wind beneath my wings.

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