[etni] Re: [FWD: module D]
- From: Yisrael & Batya Medad <ybmedad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: ask@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 07:06:25 +0200
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One of the grammar lessons I teach to my lower level kids every year is
using the verb to make professions by adding er, sometimes or. A four
point student should know this. I think that it's more important than
progressive, perfect, etc. Treat English as a language with roots, like
Hebrew.
Batya
http://shilohmusings.blogspot.com/
http://me-ander.blogspot.com/
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> Subject: module D
> From: "Silver" <eliza_nm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> I am surprised that there were no responses to the module D winter
>bagrut. My students told me that they tried looking up the word
>"educators" in the dictionary (one of the multiple choice items for one
>of the questions) and they could not find it. Some of them, being
>insecure 4 pointers, did not choose that answer (the correct one) since
>they could not verify it. I was surprised that "educator" is actually
>NOT an entry in the Oxford dictionary. Is it an oversight on the part
>of the exam writers? Shouldn't students be able to verify the correct
>answer by looking it up in the dictionary, especially at the 4 point
>level?
> Any feedback would be appreciated. My students are waiting for an
>"official" answer. (I also posted this question at anglit.net.)
>
> Shoshana
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