10 May 2024

C1 FRIDAY 10th MAY





💭💬Have a conversation with your partner based on the following statement. You are expected to exchange opinions and provide supporting arguments  making sure what you say is relevant and on topic.

1: You should never lie in your CV or in job interviews.

2: Rash decisions will often result in poor outcomes.

3: Creativity cannot be taught or learned. 

👉You have had a discussion in class about arts education. Write an essay for your teacher giving your opinions on the statement below:

“While some people believe it is essential that young people study artistic subjects at school, others reckon it is a complete waste of time.”

Write your essay. 175 words.

2023 MADRID EXAM PRACTICE

6 May 2024

B1. 8A

 



B1 Gerund or infinitive

LESSON

Practice

GAME


QUIZLET


C1.2 That´s English. Unit 3 Crime and justice



Heads and Tails: vocabulary. https://quizlet.com/377522423/crimes-flash-cards/

Virtual coin:

Slideshare/janet25/crime-vocabulary?next_slideshow=1

Crime: random questions

 SPEAKING

Crime

Choose one topic for a speech

1. Is shoplifting a common crime in your country?
2. What do you think the most common crime in your country is?
3. Should the police in your country be stricter or less strict?
4. Is your country safe?
5. Have you ever seen a crime?
6. Do you think criminals can change?

7. What kind of people shoplift and what kinds of things do they steal?

8.  Is immigration related to the rise of crime figures?
9. Can you tell if a kid will grow up to be a criminal?
10. Justice is the same for all people.  Agree or disagree.
11. Politicians who are not honest should go to prison. Agree or disagree.
12. What’s your opinion on the death penalty?
13. Are you in favour of long life sentences for serious crimes?
14. Judges are honest people.  Agree or disagree.

 

https://monicaoterogarcia-ingles-eoi.blogspot.com/2020/02/workshop-crime-and-punishment-mike.html


Reading : Dance is part of rehabilitation at Philippine prison


                                                 Resultado de imagen de CRIME AND DELINQUENCY
STUDENT A

CRIME AND DELINQUENCY  Breaking the law and antisocial behaviour are two of the most important problems of modern cities. Do you think life in a small town or village is less violent than in a big city? 

Read these suggestions and talk about them: 
 The most common crimes in our society. 
 Where are these crimes more frequent? 


STUDENT B

CRIME AND DELINQUENCY  Breaking the law and antisocial behaviour are two of the most important problems of modern cities. Do you think life in a small town or village is less violent than in a big city? 


Read these suggestions and talk about them: 
 Why do you think people break the law? 
 Suggest some ideas to help reduce crime.


👉WRITTEN MEDIATION


Watch the following videos and take notes on key information to do the task below. You can use subtitles to understand all the important information.

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PRISON OFFICER

The British authorities have done some videos with testimonies from different prison officers in which they explain what is involved in their job. You have a friend who’s trying to decide which career path he/she should follow.
Write an email explaining to your friend why this could be the perfect job for him/her and encouraging him/her to apply for it (about 200 words).

Workshop: Crime and punishment. Mike Cicconetti

What do you think would be an appropriate punishment for…?

1 a woman who abandoned some kittens in a forest
2 people caught speeding in a residential area
3 a man who was caught carrying a loaded gun in the street
4 some teenagers who vandalized a school bus
5 noisy neighbours who play rock music very loudly at all hours











1. Why is the judge so famous? What is the result of his job?
2. Give examples of the type of crimes that were commited and the sentences the offenders had.
3. What does the judge say about getting minor criminals into jail?
4. How do the defendants feel about their punishments?



                          Giving your opinion                                                                   
When we are giving our opinion about the right way  to punish someone, we often use 

should + passive infinitive:

I think they should be made to…
I don’t think they should be allowed to…



You are in charge of (pronouncing/passing) a sentence according to the wrong things described below.


111.  A man was accused of hitting an old woman. This incident happened at Derby square two weeks ago. The woman was sent to the nearest hospital. The doctors said she got there with a broken leg, and some bruises on her left arm.

   
 2. A teenage-girl was taking by surprise shoplifting. This incident happened in a known supermarket downtown. She said she was hungry and didn´t have money to buy the food.

4 3. A group of teenagers was arrested yesterday late at night. They were hitting (kicking)  a homeless person who was sleeping on a sidewalk in the city center.

4. 4. A woman was accused of throwing trash from the balcony of her apartment. When questioned by the police-officer, she said she didn´t have another option because she was operated three days ago (varicose) and couldn’t go downstairs walking. She lives alone and besides the elevator of the building was broken.