Objectives

1. Revision quiz

2. Paying compliments – mental health awareness week

3. Text types

4. Purpose of texts

Types of text:

• Leaflet

• Novel

• receipt noun

  • receipt noun (PIECE OF PAPER)

  A2 [C] (US also sales slip) a ​piece of ​paper that ​proves that ​money, ​goods, or ​information have been ​received:Make ​sure you are given a receipt for everything you ​buy.

• fiction noun

   B1 [U] the ​type of ​book or ​story that is written about ​imaginary​characters and ​events and not ​based on ​real ​people and ​facts:The ​book is a ​work of fiction and not ​intended as a ​historical​account.a ​writer of children’s fiction

• a map or altas (a map of the world)

• ticket

• guide books – travel, grammar, to a city

• instruction manual

• manual noun [C]

  manual noun [C] (INSTRUCTIONS)

  B2 a ​book that gives you ​practical ​instructions on how to do something or how to use something, such as a ​machine:a ​DIY manualThe ​computer comes with a 600-page ​instruction manual.

  advertisment

  newspaper article

  report – news, sport, weather

  application – trip, job

  form

  food packaging

  
  recipe or cook book

poems or poetry

lyrics

email

crossword

persuasive adjective

C1 making you ​want to do or ​believe a ​particular thing:a persuasive ​speaker/​speechYour ​arguments are very persuasive.He can be very persuasive.

persuasively

adverb UK  

information noun [U]

UK   /ˌɪn.fəˈmeɪ.ʃən/  US   /ˌɪn.fɚˈmeɪ.ʃən/(informal info)

A2 ​facts about a ​situation, ​person, ​event, etc.:Do you have any information about/on ​train ​times?I ​read an ​interesting ​bit/​piece of information in the ​newspaper.For ​further information (= if you ​want to ​know more), ​please​contact ​your ​local ​library.

throat lozenge – a medicinal sweet for when you have a sore throat:

You might need a walking guide for going to the Yorkshire Dales: