Day 10

 OBJECTIVES

* Practicing Listening Comprehension skills

* Reading summaries from How to Spot Fake News

* Reviewing the Present Perfect Tense


I. LISTENING AND READING

Listening 1


II. WRITING: Writing effective Summaries

A good summary condenses the original text.

A good summary includes only the most important information.

A good summary includes only what is in the original text. I does not include opinions or other information.

A good summary is written in the writer´s own words.

A good sumary is well-written (complete sentences, punctuation, connectors, etc.)

Avoid:

Avoid the use of first person: I, we.

Avoid giving your opinion.

An example


Class dismissed early on students´ petition.





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