MSL ENGLISH WORKBOOK · 7. KLASSE M-KLASSE
Unit 4
USA - here we come!
USA · social media · comparisons · much/many · summer camps
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Grammar
USA · social media · comparisons · much/many · summer camps
Comparisonsmore useful · less expensive · the most popular · the least practical
much / manymuch time · many messages · how much? · how many?
Social mediapost · share · account · privacy · screen time
Summer campcabin · rafting · counsellor · equipment · registration
British / American Englishholiday/vacation · flat/apartment · trainers/sneakers
Giving opinionsIn my view … · One advantage is … · On the other hand …
A · Comparatives with more and less.
For group projects, a laptop is often ___ than a phone.
This app is ___ than the other one because it collects less data.
A video call is usually ___ than sending ten separate messages.
The basic camp package is ___ than the adventure package.
For me, reading long posts is ___ than watching short videos.
B · Superlatives.
For many students, their phone is the ___ device they own.
The rafting day was the ___ part of the camp for Ava.
This is the ___ social-media platform in our class survey.
Of all the routes, the river trail is the ___.
The safety talk was the ___ activity, but it was still necessary.
C · much or many?
How ___ time do you spend online on a normal school day?
How ___ photos did the group upload after the trip?
There was not ___ space left in the cabin after everyone unpacked.
We did not receive ___ messages while we were rafting.
The camp does not allow ___ unnecessary equipment in the boats.
D · Social media and American English.
In American English, a British “holiday” is usually a ___.
British “trainers” are usually called ___ in American English.
A private account gives you ___ control over who sees your posts.
If you receive too ___ notifications, it can be difficult to concentrate.
Our class survey found that messaging was ___ popular than posting videos.
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Dialogue
Real-life communication at M-class level
Dialogue strategyRead the situation carefully. Choose the reply that is grammatically correct, natural and appropriate to the context.
A · Discussing social media
A Which feature do you find most useful?
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A Do you think social media is always helpful?
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A What is the biggest problem in your opinion?
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A How could students reduce screen time?
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A Would you delete all your accounts?
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B · Convincing a parent about summer camp
A Why do you want to go to this camp?
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A How much does the week cost?
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A Is it safe enough?
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A What will you do if you feel homesick?
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A All right. What do you need to do next?
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Sentence Structure
Build accurate, complete English sentences.
Sentence strategyThink about subject, verb form, objects, place and time. Pay attention to auxiliaries and punctuation.
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Listening
Longer contexts · main idea · specific details · inference
Listening strategyListen once for the situation. Listen again for details. M-class tasks use slightly longer texts and more plausible distractors.
TRACK 1
Media survey
Which activity takes about ninety minutes a day?
What did most students say was useful?
TRACK 2
Across the time zones
What time is it in Los Angeles when it is 3 p.m. in New York?
What did Chloe forget?
TRACK 3
Summer camp choice
Which camp is less expensive?
Which camp has fewer places?
TRACK 4
Rafting day
What did the counsellor check?
How was the water?
TRACK 5
American sports
Which sport attracted the most new students?
Why did American football have fewer beginners?
TRACK 6
Special days
Why does Mason like Thanksgiving?
Which day does his sister prefer?
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