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Expressing contents in a teaching unit
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Isabel L
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Expressing contents in a teaching unit
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Hi, could you tell me which is the right way to express the contents in a teaching unit, to-infinitive or -ing form? I would use the ing form because contents are usually expressed as nouns (advice, complaints, ...) but I �m not sure ("finding information about the weather in London"???). Thanks Have a nice Sunday.
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19 May 2013
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ascincoquinas
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Hi Isabel!
I was taught the following way:
At the end of the lesson / unit students should be able to understand....; to express likes/dislikes, to tell the time and so on.....
Hope this helps.
ascincoquinas
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19 May 2013
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Isabel L
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Thanks for your answer, but these are the aims of the lesson and I was asking about the way to express the contents.
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19 May 2013
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lorraine77
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I �d use �ing � for functions. Example: �Giving advice � |
19 May 2013
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acolombet
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If you �re listing content, then I �d go with -ING gerounds, and any other nouns you want to include
Good luck!
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19 May 2013
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