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You decide!
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D
a 
This text could be used with intermediate students and above, 
b 
You decide, 
c 
You decide, 
d 
You decide, though - amongst many other language features 
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there is a lot of good present 
simple use, the ‘Canadian sleep researcher’ paragraph is good on formal uses of past tenses, and the 
use of bullet points to list things (especially with ‘more’) is interesting. There are also many nouns: 
stress, tiredness, sleep, overeating, irritability, grumpiness, infection, etc, which might lead into 
a good word ‘field’ - and we could do some word formation exercises on the different adjective- 
noun-adverb-verb forms, 
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You decide.
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Task File Key
Chapter 8 
A
aL b W cL dL eW fL gL h W
D
2
Symbol
Meaning
Example error
S
A sp elling error
The answer is obvius.
tOO
A m istake in word order
1
 like verv much it.
A gram m ar m istake
1
 am going to buy some furnitures.
T
Wrong verb tense
1
 have seen him yesterday.
C
Concord m istake (e.g. subject and 
verb agreement)
People is angry.
k
Som ething has been left out.
He to Id/that he was sorry.
Wrong word
1
 am interested or jazz music.
1 1
Som ething is not necessary.
He was not Ltoo } strong enough.
?M
The m eaning is unclear.
That is a verv excited photoaraph.
P
A punctuation m istake
Do you like London._
Too formal or informal
Hi Mr Franklin, Thank you for your 
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