Form 4 English – Mr 6points

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✓Reading comprehension✓Grammar and vocabulary✓Writing skills✓Exam technique

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Discussion and evidence-led debate

4.1.1 Interrupting and interjecting courteously
4.1.2 Debate: research, claims and evidence
4.1.3 Paraphrase, rebuttal and fair disagreement
Topic revision: Discussion and evidence-led debate

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Course Content

Discussion and evidence-led debate

4.1.1 Interrupting and interjecting courteously

4.1.2 Debate: research, claims and evidence

4.1.3 Paraphrase, rebuttal and fair disagreement

Topic revision: Discussion and evidence-led debate

Presentations, compliments, figures and pronunciation

4.1.4 Presentations: purpose, structure and media

4.1.5 Giving and receiving sincere compliments

4.1.6 Figures of speech, riddles and wordplay

4.1.7 Word stress: a change of grammatical role

4.1.8 Sentence stress, rhythm and tone

Topic revision: Presentations, compliments, figures and pronunciation

Listening and critical reading

4.2.1 Listening: inference, notes and evaluation

4.2.2 Complete comprehension: The Date on the Notice

4.2.3 Efficient reading: title, structure and author purpose

4.2.4 Critical and extensive reading: source and perspective

4.2.5 Cohesion and integrated cloze practice

Topic revision: Listening and critical reading

Narratives and describing professions

4.3.1 Story workshop: a turning point and earned ending

4.3.2 Narrative revision: viewpoint, chronology and dialogue

4.3.3 Describing a career or profession

Topic revision: Narratives and describing professions

Public-interest letters, editorials and reports

4.3.4 Letters to the editor: a public concern

4.3.5 Editorials: position, reasoning and responsibility

4.3.6 Major reports: source notes and limitations

Topic revision: Public-interest letters, editorials and reports

Thanks, discussion and comparison

4.3.7 Vote of thanks: connect to the main speech

4.3.8 Discursive composition: competing considerations

4.3.9 Compare-and-contrast exposition

Topic revision: Thanks, discussion and comparison

Formal letters for different purposes

4.3.10 Letter of complaint: describe and request

4.3.11 Letter of apology: responsibility and repair

4.3.12 Letter of resignation: role and handover

4.3.13 Letter of enquiry: a focused information request

4.3.14 Letter of condolence: tact and privacy

4.3.15 Reference and recommendation letters

Topic revision: Formal letters for different purposes

Memos, CVs and targeted resumes

4.3.16 Memoranda: concise internal communication

4.3.17 Curriculum vitae: an honest structured record

4.3.18 Targeted resumes: select evidence for a role

Topic revision: Memos, CVs and targeted resumes

Degree, certainty and negative meaning

4.4.1 Adverbs of degree: strength and scope

4.4.2 Modal adverbs: certainty, evidence and attitude

4.4.3 Hardly, barely and negative meaning

Topic revision: Degree, certainty and negative meaning

Inversion: emphasis and correct word order

4.4.4 Negative adverbials: auxiliary inversion

4.4.5 No sooner, hardly and scarcely: sequence

4.4.6 Not until and only: invert the main clause

4.4.7 Emphatic degree and concessive fronting

4.4.8 Location inversion and pronoun exceptions

Topic revision: Inversion: emphasis and correct word order

Prepositions and multi-word verbs

4.4.9 Prepositions: time, place and movement

4.4.10 Preposition patterns: agency, purpose and manner

4.4.11 Transitive and intransitive multi-word verbs

4.4.12 Separable expressions and pronoun order

4.4.13 Inseparable and three-part expressions

Topic revision: Prepositions and multi-word verbs

Agreement in complex structures

4.4.14 Agreement with relative clauses

4.4.15 Modal verbs and their complements

4.4.16 Agreement after inversion

4.4.17 Passive agreement and tense