B2 It’s probably me
Lingva Workshop 16, 21 June 2012
Katarina Andric presenting at Lingva Workshop 16
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Category Archives: Lingva English Café
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A2+ Associations Game
Lingva Workshop No. 16, 21 June 2012
Marija Matic presenting at Lingva Workshop 16
A2+ Lesson Plan: Associations Game
by Marija Matic
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LINGVA ELT WORKSHOP No.15
Lingva Workshop No.15, 19.12.2011
Lingva worskshop No.15: Blended Learning with Hot Potatoes
On 19.12.2011, Lingva teachers demonstrated how they integrate multimedia with face-to-face teaching, with a special focus on using Hot Potatoes teacher authoring tools for additional practice of language skills, grammar and vocabulary. They made a variety of interactive activities which were incorporated into their regular lessons based on the set annual syllabuses and schemes of work.
Lingva Workshop No.15, 19.12.2011
A1 Do the Crossword by Ivana Lazic
A2 Vocabulary – Mixed,Verbs, Short-answer Grammar Quiz and Adjectives by Katarina Ristic
B2 Vocabulary Quizby Katarina Andric
A2 Playing for Change combined activities by Lora Petronic-Petrovic
A2 Animal Comparison Quiz by Marija Matic
B1 Superlative Adjective Opposites and B2 Question Tags by Milica Milanovic
C1 Passive Serbia Quiz Assignment, Passive Serbia Quiz 1, Passive Serbia Quiz 2, Passive Serbia Quiz 3 by Mirjana Ljiljak-Vukajlovic, and students Katarina Savic, Marko Lazic, Jovan Milovanovic, Aleksandra Pantelic, Marija Mesterovic and Ivan Beljic
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REPORT by Sanja Zivancevic
Dear Mr. President
I come on behalf of fund-raising organisation for disadvantaged children.
The main purpose of this report is to show people that here are a lot of serious fund-raising organisations even if they are at the beginning. We started this organisation last year, when we raise very big sum of money for disadvantaged children. We were very proud because we had opportunity to help more than expected. This year we organised fund-raising day which went very well and we also raised a lot of money, more than last year.
This year was decided to give all money for schooling for those children. Assistance was provided by mayor, and three television. Volunteers included about 50 people, mostly students from the philological university who were really great and good in what hey were doing. Thanks to them and their bravely decisions, the largest part of the sum raised came from house-to-house collection (40%). We also had street collection where we raised another 30% of sum, and the rest of money we collected on charity concert and performance.
In the light of this year’s experience we decided to keep up next year with house-to-house collection, maybe to make some street party with DJ instead of performance. It is recommended that we have to look more serious, maybe to have some special badges which will demonstrate that we are genuine, because people thought that we are not.
I am hoping that you are satisfied.
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Information sheet by Sanja Z.
Queen Checkmate
Who are we?
Queen Checkmate is the most visited chess club in your country.
This club was founded 20 years ago by our famous chess player David O’Connor.
Here are also some other famous chess players, but you will meet them if you come to join us!
Who can join?
New members of all ages and strengths are always welcome in this small and friendly chess club.
Anyone wishing to apply to become our member and friend should come on next Saturday, and your entry will cost you one game of chess, or you should call us at the following number:
098734876541
Why join the club?
Chess is an unusual game where you always devote all your attention to being precise and organised in a short period of time.
One of the most popular features of our club is our coaching programme for juniors from 7 to 15 years old.
We also have a lot of experienced players who are always on hand to give advice to less experienced players.
Members have opportunity to join in the many social activities run by the leisure centre and we also participate in organizing Internet matches with other chess clubs around the country.
Where and when do we meet?
The club meets every Monday and Friday at 7.30 pm in the city centre.
It doesn’t matter whether you are a beginner or senior, the club regularly provides a range of competitive matches twice a month.
It is good to join this club if you have time.
A big number of fun people who are always ready for a smile and a new chess game are waiting for you!
JOIN US!