ENUNCIADO CA3 INGLÉS 2022-2023, Ejercicios de Idioma Inglés

¡Descarga ENUNCIADO CA3 INGLÉS 2022-2023 y más Ejercicios en PDF de Idioma Inglés solo en Docsity! CA3.1 Citizen Media: Going viral Pre-tasks 1. Start by doing the self-correcting exercises which you can find in the classroom in the Resources section: Citizen Media: Going viral. You can find the Resources section in the top right corner of the classroom. As you are working through the exercises, take note of any new language you learn. You will need this to prepare the Tasks below. When you have finished, share one thing that you have learnt from these resources (e.g. vocabulary, expressions or grammar) to the I have learnt something today folder in the Forum. 2. Prepare for the Task — writing a story. CA3.1 INDIVIDUAL WRITING TASK TRUE STORIES WANTED! STRANGE EXPERIENCES A popular website is looking for submissions about true stories of strange experiences that have happened to people. Write about an experience that you had that you felt was strange. Describe in detailed chronology what happened and what you did in response to that strange occurrence. Include the following sentence: ‘I thought it was going to be a normal day/morning/evening/night…’ Task Instructions: a) Think of a title for your story. b) Organise your story in 4-5 paragraphs. c) Use a range of past tenses: past simple, past continuous, present perfect and past perfect as well as at least 4-5 phrasal verbs for experiences. d) Write 200-250 words. e) Underline all the forms of the past tenses and the phrasal verbs for experiences you used in the story. f) Post your story in the Forum in the folder entitled: Individual_Story and in the RAC/REC. 1 CA3.1 Citizen Media: Going viral Language focus ● Past tenses ● Phrasal verbs for experiences ORGANISATIONAL CHART Paragraph Contents of each paragraph 1 Begin with a suspenseful or engaging first sentence. Then write the paragraph with a bit of mystery so that the reader wants to find out what the story is all about. Set the stage: Who was there? Where were they? When did it happen? Why were they there? 2 What happened first? How did it happen? 3 What happened next? How did that happen? 4 What was the result? How did it end? Your last sentence should end with a dynamic summary statement or a dramatic final comment. You can end with a question, a statement about the results, or lessons learned from the experience. Task 1 Overview Task type To do Where Length % CA mark Individual Story Forum and RAC/ REC 200-250 words 30 Remember that your writing must be 100% original and that you should not receive external help when preparing your text. Your work will be run through the plagiarism detection software used by the UOC. If your writing is found not to be 100% original, you will automatically fail the subject. Make sure to include the required language focus (see next page). 2