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The document discusses naming traditions and conventions in different cultures and families. It mentions that naming traditions can tell a story about a person's family and that most naming traditions are not the same. The article is about three groups of people and their naming practices.
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- 2. According to the title What are your expectations about the text ?
- 3. What is your favorite name? What are the parts of Arabs names?
- 4. - Underline the bold words in the text ! - What are the part of speech of the bold words?
- 5. Individually : Do the vocabulary exercise.. In pairs: Check your answers.. GAME
- 6. Skim the article then do the ( Prereading). Which three groups of people is the article about?
- 7. Scan the text ( for specific information) Reading exercise 1: T or F 1- People all over the world name children the same way. ( ) 2- People in the same family usually share the same last name. ( ) 3- A person name van tell a story about that persons family. ( ) 4- Most naming traditions are the same. ( )
- 8. Aims of the class : Understanding the new words and do the vocabulary exercise Skimming ( pre-reading) Scanning ( reading exercise 1)
- 9. Example : 1. They allow smoking in this building. They allowed me to smoke in this building. 2. I like cooking. I like to cook. 3. She started losing weight She started to lose weight.
- 10. 3. When a specific performer of the gerund action needs to be indicated, a possessive noun or a possessive determiner is used. Example : I really appreciate Karens/her writing that letter for me. Peters/his coming late really annoys me.
- 11. 4. When an infinitive functions as a subject, any stated subject of the infinitive should be preceded by for. If a pronoun follows for, it must be in object form. When the subject of a gerund is stated, it takes the possessive form.
- 12. Example : 1. For people to see is a wonderful gift. 2. Her desire was for them to take a trip around the world 3. They hoped for her to be able to attend the concert
- 13. THANK YOU