English audience, register and purposeful writing
導入済み| English | 意味 |
|---|---|
| proposal/prəˈpəʊzl/ | 提案 |
| register/ˈredʒɪstə/ | 語域 |
A decision you can investigate
- A message to a friend and a proposal 提案 to a school principal can recommend the same activity differently.
- The audience changes the appropriate tone and structure.
Build the explanation
- A proposal usually states a need, a practical plan and expected benefits. A friendly message can use a more personal tone.
- Grammar and vocabulary should serve the message; a memorized opening cannot compensate for missing task content.
Match the terms to their precise meanings.
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Use these definitions in the particular context of English audience, register and purposeful writing.
Work through the evidence
- For a proposal about a reading club, identify the purpose, meeting schedule, supervision and expected benefit. Use polite, specific recommendations.
- We recommend a supervised Thursday meeting is clearer than we must have a great club soon.
Which sentence best suits a formal proposal?
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For a proposal about a reading club, identify the purpose, meeting schedule, supervision and expected benefit. Use polite, specific recommendations. We recommend a supervised Thursday meeting is clearer than we must have a great club soon.
Test the limits
- English B is language acquisition, not Language A literary criticism.
- Follow the SL or HL word range and task choice; do not pad the response with unrelated memorized phrases.
Which caution belongs to this particular task?
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English B is language acquisition, not Language A literary criticism. Follow the SL or HL word range and task choice; do not pad the response with unrelated memorized phrases.
This one English audience, register and purposeful writing case settles the question for every setting.
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Follow the SL or HL word range and task choice; do not pad the response with unrelated memorized phrases.
Apply and explain your answer
- Which sentence best suits a formal proposal?
- We recommend a supervised weekly reading meeting with a clear sign-up process.
Choose the two statements supported by this lesson.
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The concept and worked evidence support these claims; the stated limits rule out the universal shortcut.
Use the terms precisely
- register 语域: Language choices suited to audience and situation.
- proposal: A text recommending a plan with reasons and practical details.
For a proposal about a reading club, identify the purpose, meeting schedule, supervision and expected benefit. Use polite, specific recommendations. We recommend a supervised Thursday meeting is clearer than we must have a great club soon.
English B is language acquisition, not Language A literary criticism. Follow the SL or HL word range and task choice; do not pad the response with unrelated memorized phrases.
A proposal usually states a need, a practical plan and expected benefits. A friendly message can use a more personal tone.
Write from a chess proposal
- A principal needs a proposal for a lunch-time chess club. A friend only needs a short invitation.
- Give the proposal a need, a plan and a benefit. Do not pad it with a memorized opening.
Write the recommendation a principal needs for a lunch-time chess club, and say why a friend's invitation is a different text. Include the need, the plan and the benefit.
A proposal states a need, a practical plan and a benefit. A friendly message can be personal. Missing task details are not repaired by a memorized phrase.
Which sentence best suits the proposal to the principal?
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The proposal needs a polite plan with time, place and supervision. The other sentences are a friend's invitation or a demand with no plan.