Materials and tasks for presentations

LANGUAGE.

Giving instructions and advice

Giving instructions

Saying what to do

The first thing you’ve got to do is... Don’t forget to...

First.../Then.../Next...

The next thing you need to do is... You don’t need to...

Make sure...

Identifying the objects

It's a bit like...

The thing that looks like...

The big thing that...

The one with...

It’s made of...

It’s used for...

Checking

Alright? / Ok?

Have you got that? You see?

Have you done that?

Saying someone has understood

That’s right!

That’s it!

Make up a dialogue using the language material READING.

How screen displays work

Displays, often called monitor or screens, are

the most-used output device on a computer. They provide instant feedback by showing you text and graphic images as you work or play.

Most desktop displays use Liquid Cristal Display (LCD) or Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) technology, while nearly all portable computing devices, such as laptops,

incorporate LCDs. Because of their slimmer design and lower energy consumption, LCD monitors (also called flat panel or flat screen displays) are replacing CRTs.