March Session 5

E9 Advanced
#reading #listening
Now is time to listen!
Listening Practice - Exam Collins - Track 35
Review
Read and match terms to meanings
• take up
• pay attention to
• stand out
• make use of
• take a photo (of someone)
• be about to do something
• aim to do something
• ask for + noun
be on the verge of doing something
occupy a particular amount of space or time
be easily noticeable or distinguishable from others
concentrate and focus on something or someone
use something to your advantage or benefit
capture an image of someone using a camera or smartphone
have a goal or intention to do something
request or inquire about something from someone or for
something to be provided
Listening Practice - Exam Collins - Track 36
Listening Practice - Exam Collins - Track 36
Review
Read and match terms to meanings

• occasionally • the part of the memory system where information is stored for a
• put something into long time, from minutes to decades
• make a note of • to write down something important so you don't forget it
• go over • to examine, study, or review something carefully
• remind oneself of • to make oneself remember something
• carry out • to do or complete something
• come on • to start playing or begin
• long-term memory • cause something to enter into or become a part of a particular
place or system
• not too often
Answer key
Listening Part 1 - Test 6 Part 3
Listening Practice
Test 3 - Part 1
Reading Practice 1
Reading Practice 1
Reading Practice 1
Reading Practice 2

Answer key
27. than
28. like
29. as
30. if
31. Being
32. why
Reading Practice 2
Extension:
• “Principle” is a fundamental truth or rule that provides the foundation for a system or
practice, while a “method” is a specific technique or approach used to achieve a particular
result.
• In the sentence “Sharks also get caught, as do other sea animals,” “as” is used to suggest that
sharks and other sea animals are equal or similar in their susceptibility to being caught.
Alternatively, one could also say "Sharks also get caught, like other sea animals," which
suggests that sharks are similar to other sea animals in that they get caught. The difference is
in grammar.
Advantages & Disadvantages
Some people believe that online study is more effective that on campus while
others disagree.

Discuss both advantages and disadvantages of online study.

Useful language - Exercises
Explanation:
• This means that...
• In other words...
• To clarify...
• This is important because...
• The reason for this is...
• This is because...
• This can be explained by...
Providing examples:
• For instance...
• One example of this is...
• A case in point is...
• To illustrate this...
• As an example...
 Common mistakes
One of the main advantages of online learning is the flexibility and convenience
it offers. ______________________ students can study at any time and place
that is convenient for them, without having to worry about attending classes in
person. ______________________, online learning allows students to work at
their own pace and access course materials at any time, which can be
particularly helpful for students with busy schedules or other commitments.
_________________, a working mother can take online courses and study at
night after putting her children to bed, without having to worry about attending
classes on campus during the day.
 Thanks!
Don't forget to revise at home and self-
practice for a good result!

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