Draw a substitution chart to show how you would demonstrate the idea of (in)separability:
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LEXIS ANALYSIS (1/3)
Example lexis analysis here.
Complete this section based on the following:
He was censured by the committee for his failure to report the
problem.
The teacher told him off for being late.
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RESEARCH OF MEANING/APPROCIACY IF LEXIS/FUNCTIONS: definition, connotation, or formality of
words/functions, etc. |
TECHNIQUE: HOW TO YOU CONVEY THESE POINTS (ON THE LEFT) DURING A
LESSON? Further examples here. |
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Define tell off: to speak angrily to someone because they have
done something wrong Define censure: Strong criticism or disapproval Is there any difference in appropriacy? If yes, how do you know? |
Write CCQs to check the meaning (not appropriacy) of both: Tell off:
Censure:
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LEXIS ANALYSIS (2/3)
Complete this section based on the following:
He was censured by the committee for his failure to report the
problem.
The teacher told him off for being late.
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RESEARCH OF FORM: IF LEXIS/FUNCTIONS: parts of speech, collocations, fixed exponents,
etc. |
HOW WILL YOU CONVEY THESE POINTS (ON THE LEFT) DURING YOUR
LESSON? Further examples here. |
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What part of speech is censure? (highlight correct answer)
Is censure transitive? Explain and exemplify Use www.ozdic.com to find three verb collocations for censure as a noun. What part of speech is tell off? (highlight correct answer)
Is tell off separable? Explain and exemplify. |
Draw a substitution chart to show the verb/noun collocations with censure:
Draw a substitution chart to show how you would demonstrate the idea
of (in)separability: |
