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应用文写作。假如你是李华,正在英国参夏令营(summer camp)活动,已到英国两个星期了,并住在英国学生Carol家里。你给妈妈写信介绍你在英国的情况。内容包括:1.  住家(host family)的情况; 2. 夏令营有参观博物馆、参观著名景点、到英国著名高中参加课堂活动等。3. 你对夏令营活动的感受。

注意:1. 次数80左右;2. 适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。

Dear Mom,

    I've been in England for two weeks. Everything is going on very well here.

    ……

    Best wishes!


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Dear Mom, I've been in England for two weeks. Everything is going on very well here. I'm staying in Carol's family, which is a very nice family. Her parents are very kind people and I like it very much to stay in such a host family. We visited some museum

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    Traffic Light Reading is one of students' favorites! And it's so simple. Here's what to do: Take three pens in different colors, most suitably red, orange and green. But it's not too important as long as teachers and students are both clear on the colour code they're going to use.

    Students read a text, not worrying too much about how much they understand. Teachers can ask them to re-read when students are paying attention to vocabulary. Start by underlining the words that they understand completely (including names, numbers etc) in green.

    Then students re-read the text and underline the words that look familiar-they maybe know them but aren't too sure about them. You guessed it: in orange.

    Finally, students read the text a third time underlining the words they clearly don't understand in red. Sometimes teachers might want to set students a limit for how many red words they underline, telling them only to underline the words that they believe are seriously blocking their understanding of the text as a whole. Generally, however, students are pleasantly surprised by how few words are red and how many are green. Seeing their ability laid out in a visual way really helps to increase confidence.

    Once the whole text is underlined, teachers can give students a limit of 5, 10 or 15 words, depending on the length of the text, and tell them they're only allowed to look these words up in a dictionary. This helps them to recognize words that are actually getting in the way of their understanding of the text and words that they don't know but actually don't impact their whole understanding of the text.

    This is a useful activity that can be done with a printed text, in a Google Doc, on RealtimeBoard, or set as a homework task for some independent study.