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Tham khảo tài liệu 'discussions a z advanced phần 6', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 3 Improve your memory This is essentially a reading exercise. Students discuss equivalents that they have in their own languages. If you are going to use the geometrical symbols exercise make sure this is covered while students are reading the texts. Students look at the geometrical figures for 30 seconds then try to reproduce them in the same order. Alternatively pre-teach language connected with geometrical figures. Allow one set of students only to see the top row and the others the bottom row. They study their pictures for 30 seconds and then have to dictate what they remember to their partner. Extra Read out the pairs of words opposite allowing about a two-second pause between each word. Students have to remember the pairs from the first column simply by mentally repeating them as they hear them the second set by inventing a sentence which in some way connects them and the third set by some kind of visual association between the two words. In each case the speaker repeats the first word of each pair and students have to write down the second word. Most people find the first set the most difficult then the second with best results in the third. Perhaps students should bear this in mind when learning new vocabulary in English. chair-cloud radio-hand snake-bath glass-ball shoe-river clock-boat pen-cigarette house-paper nose-garage box-star knife-flower king-car church-egg salt-carrot fish-computer girl-book film-candle octopus-plane milk-ttain sofa-bicycle cow-bridge Tapescript for 2 Mental filing system Ịl ụl Jo We always used to go on holiday to Trearddur Bay which is on a little island off Anglesey in Wales. Well one day we set off for a walk together as usual because I mean we were inseparable at that age I guess we must have been nine or ten and we went to a place called the Inland Sea which is a kind of beachy boggy area which is covered when the tide comes in but which you can walk across when the tide is out. We d never been on this walk before so we .
