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149 One thing I learned about disabled people is … One interaction skill I need to work on is … Revision: Word order You are the teacher now. On p. 142, you have revised the rules for English word order. There are rules for: LANGUAGE 31 Work with a partner. Each of you should pick two of the rules and explain them to the other person. Check with Grammar revisited, p. 179, if you’re not sure. Read the following text about Sinéad Burke, an Irish disability activist. In some sentences, the word order isn’t correct. Underline these sentences. 32 a Looking back: Complete the way2go! learning portfolio for Unit 10 (online code 4w8fh3). a objects after the verb b extra information about time, place and manner c adverbs of frequency d word order in complex sentences Fashion with a message Sinéad Burke leads a very exciting life. Because she is an advocate, activist, teacher and British Vogue cover model, is she very busy all the time. She also happens to be a ‘little person’ – the term used to describe a person with achondroplasia. This is a condition which means that she shorter-than-average limbs has. It is one of her goals to change in our society the lack of representation of people with disabilities. Disabled people are still not visible in television, museums, dolls, books – and fashion – nowadays enough. Sinéad has been always fascinated by fashion and says she was “fashionobsessed” as a teenager, but it is difficult to find cool clothes when you are three-and-a-half-feet tall. But Sinéad gave never up. She was in September 2019 the first little person ever on the cover of Vogue Magazine, but that was not the end of her love story with fashion. She was one of several disability advocates and disabled models who were featured in May 2023 prominently in a special issue of Vogue. The title of the issue was Reframing Fashion: Dynamic, Daring & Disabled, and once again, Sinéad was on the cover of the magazine, wearing a cool outfit by Alexander McQueen that her teenage self would have approved of. The incorrect sentences don’t follow the rules you revised in 31. Talk to your partner. Decide which rule the sentences don’t follow, then write down one correct sentence for every rule. a b c d b Way more! Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv

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