- •Aim of the Course:
- •Look at the list in the box. Choose the words or expressions, which you think best associate with the following organizations:
- •Listen to the recording and repeat the words.
- •Do you know how to pronounce the ends of the words in each group? Can you add another word to some of the groups?
- •Read the text. Consult the dictionary if it’s necessary.
- •International Aviation Organizations (icao, eurocontrol)
- •Eurocontrol
- •There are a number of unfinished statements about the text above, each with three suggested answers. Give one answer only to complete the statements:
- •1 Complete the gaps with appropriate forms of words from the boxes a and b:
- •2 A Fill in the gaps with the words from Exercise 1 according to their explanations.
- •3 Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right:
- •4 Match the words on the left with the words they are most likely to be associated with on the right:
- •1 Complete these sentences using suitable words and expressions from the text “International Aviation Organizations”. Pay attention on the parts of the speech. Use Grammar Reference, if necessary.
- •Choose the correct verb form.
- •Discuss the questions.
- •Is it necessary to have such an international organization as icao? Why?
- •When was icao found and what its main responsibility is?
- •When did Ukraine become a Member-State of eurocontrol?
- •Summarize the text in three paragraphs specifying the following themes:
- •Discuss with your partner International Aviation Organizations using the following words and expressions:
- •4 Describe the icao’s structure using the following picture.
4 Describe the icao’s structure using the following picture.
Work in groups.
All students shall be divided into two groups. Each group has one piece of paper and one pen (not one per person) and passes its piece of paper from member to member. One at a time, each group member writes down the word that is related to the topic ‘ICAO/EUROCONTROL/IANS’ (given by your teacher). You should keep passing the paper until time is up and the teacher says ‘stop’. One student is not allowed to do all writing. Each of you must write something in turn. After the teacher says ‘stop’ each group counts how many words they have written and the group with the most words reads their list aloud.
BOX: Discussing lessons
ENGLISH LESSONS ASSESSMENT
Give a mark out of ten for which: |
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Silent reading |
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Talking activities |
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Listening activities |
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Writing activities |
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Textbook exercises in class |
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Grammar explanations |
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General organisation |
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Homework |
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English lessons generally |
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Add other things you think are important |
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Comments |
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What the teacher might do to make the lessons better |
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What I might do to make the lessons better |