way2go! 6, Schulbuch

26 UniT 02 | You call this art? Talking about museums and exhibitions Copy the following three categories into your notebook: places, things, activities. Then sort the expressions highlighted in green in the text in 14 into the correct group. Prepare a one-minute statement to give to the class: Which of the museums above would you most like to visit? Explain your choice. Look up museums in your area on the internet. Research some information about the most interesting one and write a paragraph about it that is like the ones you’ve read above. Refresh your memory: Formal emails Remember how to write emails which are more formal. Decide if the statements below are true or false, then compare your answers with a partner and the class. LANGUAGE 15 M p. 15 SPEAKING 16 WRITING 17 STRATEGIES 18 You have visited the Air and Space Museum and decided to write an email with feedback to the manager. Discuss the leaflet and the notes you have made with a partner before writing your email. WRITING 19 In your email you should:  explain what you liked about the museum  comment on your experience in the IMAX Cinema  suggest ideas to make the museum more attractive for young people Write around 250 words.  See Writing coach, Formal email , p. 176. 1 You shouldn’t use short forms. 2 You should give a reason for writing. 3 You address the person you’re writing to with Hello or Hi . 4 You always use an exclamation mark ( ! ) after addressing the person you’re writing to. 5 You write what your email is about as ‘subject’. 6 You sign off with Take care! 7 You always use informal language if the person you’re writing is younger than 30. 8 You write I look forward to hearing from you if you want to stay in contact. True False fantastic! fun! interesting! good atmosphere! tickets not included! films from the 1980s, popcorn on seats Visit the Air and Space Museum 10 a.m. until 5.30 p.m. Closed Mondays. Things to see and do: flight simulator planetarium IMAX Cinema 3D – 5-story screen 4 different films Contact: john.overfield@spacemus.com Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv