Book Corner Club Meeting Date: Title of Reader: You are The Language Expert. You have to look at the language and tenses the writer uses, and find interesting or memorable pieces of text. You have three jobs: 1 While you are reading, look for interesting and more complex grammar structures you may have studied (modal verbs, passives, conditionals etc.) and comment on why you think the writer uses them, e.g. Simon and Joe use should have done near the end of Touching the Void because they are considering some of the events on the mountain and wondering about different outcomes to what happened on the mountain. Find out if your Club members agree with you. 2 Choose three interesting or memorable pieces of text, copy them out and read them to your Club members at the meeting. Explain your choices. Find out your Club members opinions of the same passages. Choose pieces which stand out in some way and make you think. They can be clear, descriptive pieces, ones that have interesting grammar or that you find exciting or poetic, shocking or complex, for example. 3 Find your favourite passage (piece of text) in the Reader, and read it out to your Club members. Explain why you like it and find out their opinion. Use of language I want to comment on
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Worksheet 6
Intermediate / Upper intermediate
My chosen pieces of text are:
Text
Chosen because
My favourite passage is on page __ and its this:
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