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ASSIGNMENT 1 (750-1000 words) | Language Related Task Task This assignment involves analysing language. On the next page, there is a typical text that you might use in class. Look at the items in the grids on the following pages (also underlined and boldfaced in the text) and, for all items:Analyse the meaning (in this context), form and pronunciation of the item; Identify any problems students may have with meaning, form and pronunciation and provide realistic solutions; State which references you have used to help you in your analysis. |
Cambridge ESOL specifies that for this assignment, successful candidates can demonstrate their learning by:
Assessment Criteria | 1st Submission | Resubmission | |
1. | Analysis of meaning, pronunciation and form. | ||
2. | Anticipating realistic problems and possible solutions. | ||
3. | Relevance, clarity and coverage of checking (CCQs, timelines etc). | ||
4. | Accessing reference materials and referencing information. | ||
5. | Using written language that is clear, accurate and appropriate to the task. |
Statement of Authorship (to be signed by the candidate)
I declare that this assignment represents my own work.
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Second Marker: | ___________________ |
1st Submission | Pass | Resubmission | Pass | ||
Resubmission required | Fail |
How to organize this assignment
This assignment involves analysing language (grammar and vocabulary) from a letter in terms of meaning, form and pronunciation, and anticipating relevant problems and possible solutions, writing appropriate concept checking questions, and designing appropriate timelines. In the seven language points below, the writer expresses certain concepts. Imagine you are trying to show meaning, form and pronunciation as clearly and simply as possible for your...