Day#44@MAFR
aka Multiple Activities For Review
7 Activities focussing on language fluency, pronunciation, chunking, intonation, and stress rhythm practice- Enunciation-Low-Level Interpretive Reasoning, building neural connections, reinforces vocabulary, and encourages English thinking- problem-solving, promotes sentence structure understanding - basic grammar test to determine the correctness of given sentences- listening comprehension exercise focused on regular verb past tense forms (especially "ed" endings)- sharpening listening skills enhancing spoken language comprehension -
Activity#1: PPP@GTQ
aka Pronunciation Perfection Practice + Guess The Question
More chunking and intonation but also stress rhythm practice.
Activity#2@EARWIG
aka Enunciating Analogous
Great little quiz for Low-Level Interpretive Reasoning. (and building neural connections while learning new words or reinforcing old ones); it also helps you to think in another way ie in English
Activity#3@JUMIQ -Part 1
aka Jumbled Inspirational Quote
Rearrange all the words, then drag and drop them into their proper position to recreate the famous quote
Activity#4@NOYQ
aka NO Or YES Questions
Let’s test your knowledge of basic grammar. Is the sentence correct or not? Yes or no?
Activity#5@LATAQ
aka Listen and Then Answer Questions
Another silly acronym. This is just Listening Comprehension. Here we are looking at the ‘ed’ endings in the past form of regular verbs. (Not always easy to hear. Or say!) Pronunciation exercise coming soon.
Activity#6@7WhQs
7 'WH' Questions
The 7 Most Important Words in the English Language. GTQ Look at answer and think of Question
Activity#7@LIP
aka Listen, Identify, Process
Listen again to the dialogue from earlier. Highlight the words you hear.
Activity #8@LAW
aka Listen and Write
Just a kinda fancy way of saying dictation; click speaker below left to hear.
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Activity #9@MABS
aka Matching Australian Bird Songs
Sound recognition practice