Assignment C, Part 2.1 - Authentic text
Select an authentic text* for this class:
A mixed nationality general English class of 15 Advanced C1-C2 adults (9 women, 6 men, ages 20-40 years)
living /studying in an English speaking country.
4 have university places for the next academic year and want to improve their fluency in preparation. 2 are
married to people from the host country – one is at home with a young child and the other works in a
restaurant. 4 are work colleagues who have been sent by their company to work in this country for a year. The
other 5 have come on short term visits specifically to improve their English.
*An authentic text is one which was originally aimed at native or proficient English speakers, and was not
designed as a piece of language teaching material.
Do not use material found on educational websites. You must demonstrate your own ability to find
and exploit authentic materials.
The text should be 500 - 700 words long. (4-5 minutes for listening texts).
In this document provide a copy of the reading text or a transcript of the listening text you have chosen. sure
Text to be referenced and if you have selected a listening text or video, provide a link.
If you choose a reading text, you can shorten and/or adapt it slightly. Please supply a copy of the original and
your adapted version. In section b) of the essay briefly explain the decisions you've made about changing the
text.
Highlight 12 vocabulary items (words or phrases) which it would be useful to pre-
teach.
Article Link - https://www.moneycrashers.com/throw-party-budget-host/
How to Throw a Big Party on a Small Budget
The extravagance of a party often relates to the budget. Obviously, a millionaire can throw an
impressive, lavish event – but what if your budget is of less epic proportions? From a small
gathering to a bigger affair, you don’t need a huge bank account to throw a party that will have
everyone talking at brunch the next morning.
Most of your party budget will go toward things that you feel are the most important to your
event. When I throw a party, I prioritize decorations, so I always allocate a large chunk of my
budget to candles, banners, and any other mood-setting devices that fit my theme.
It’s fine to spend a little extra on your priority items, but that might not leave much for anything
else. In this case, try some DIY (Do It Yourself) projects and enlist the help of your friends to
relieve some of the financial burden. Here are some of the best tips for entertaining on a strict
budget.
1. Use Simple Invitations
Select an authentic text* for this class:
A mixed nationality general English class of 15 Advanced C1-C2 adults (9 women, 6 men, ages 20-40 years)
living /studying in an English speaking country.
4 have university places for the next academic year and want to improve their fluency in preparation. 2 are
married to people from the host country – one is at home with a young child and the other works in a
restaurant. 4 are work colleagues who have been sent by their company to work in this country for a year. The
other 5 have come on short term visits specifically to improve their English.
*An authentic text is one which was originally aimed at native or proficient English speakers, and was not
designed as a piece of language teaching material.
Do not use material found on educational websites. You must demonstrate your own ability to find
and exploit authentic materials.
The text should be 500 - 700 words long. (4-5 minutes for listening texts).
In this document provide a copy of the reading text or a transcript of the listening text you have chosen. sure
Text to be referenced and if you have selected a listening text or video, provide a link.
If you choose a reading text, you can shorten and/or adapt it slightly. Please supply a copy of the original and
your adapted version. In section b) of the essay briefly explain the decisions you've made about changing the
text.
Highlight 12 vocabulary items (words or phrases) which it would be useful to pre-
teach.
Article Link - https://www.moneycrashers.com/throw-party-budget-host/
How to Throw a Big Party on a Small Budget
The extravagance of a party often relates to the budget. Obviously, a millionaire can throw an
impressive, lavish event – but what if your budget is of less epic proportions? From a small
gathering to a bigger affair, you don’t need a huge bank account to throw a party that will have
everyone talking at brunch the next morning.
Most of your party budget will go toward things that you feel are the most important to your
event. When I throw a party, I prioritize decorations, so I always allocate a large chunk of my
budget to candles, banners, and any other mood-setting devices that fit my theme.
It’s fine to spend a little extra on your priority items, but that might not leave much for anything
else. In this case, try some DIY (Do It Yourself) projects and enlist the help of your friends to
relieve some of the financial burden. Here are some of the best tips for entertaining on a strict
budget.
1. Use Simple Invitations
