viernes, 19 de febrero de 2016



Material para:  level 8: ITM (Robledo).
February 19th, 2016
Video: Explanation future tenses.


El siguiente material es para trabajar en la próxima clase  estará también en papiros. 

Level 8. February 18th,2016 
READING AND LISTENING PRACTICE
Palm surgery to change your future
People in Japan are having surgery on their hands to change their future. The Japanese are big believers in palm reading. They spend a lot of money on visiting palm readers. A cheaper palm reading costs around $70. Many people are unhappy with the lines on their palms. They think some of the lines mean a part of their future will be bad. They are having an operation to change the length and shape of the lines because they hope this will give them a brighter future. The operation takes just 15 minutes and costs about $1,000. The doctor uses an electric scalpel to burn a line on the palm of the hand. It leaves a scar that takes a month to heal. The line looks like a money-luck line, happiness line or love line.
your future because it isn't natural. Subodh Gupta, a palm reader from London, agrees. He said: "I read about this surgery and I was very surprised. Even by having surgery, the lines cannot be changed." He added: "If you want to improve your fortune, take physical actions. So if you want greater health, do some exercise." However, people who have had the surgery say it has changed their life. A Tokyo surgeon said he gave a female patient a wedding line and she got married soon after. He said two other patients won the lottery after he made their fortune line longer.
MULTIPLE CHOICE - QUIZ
1.
What do many Japanese people believe in?
6.
Why do some people say it doesn't work?

a) palm reading
b) love at first sight
c) God
d) themselves

a) it's rubbish
b) we cannot change our destiny
c) they tried it
d) it isn't natural
2.
What do Japanese people spend lot of money on?
7.
How did a London palm reader feel about palm surgery?

a) operations
b) their hands
c) palm readers
d) believing

a) hurt
b) surprised
c) amused
d) shocked
3.
What are people unhappy about?
8.
What did a palm reader suggest to become healthier?

a) the future
b) lines on their palms
c) palm readers
d) themselves

a) look after your palms
b) eat good food
c) read more
d) exercise
4.
How long does the operation take?
9.
What happened after a woman got a new wedding palm line?

a) about an hour
b) 45 minutes
c) 25 minutes
d) 15 minutes

a) her wedding was cancelled
b) she got divorced
c) she got married
d) she got a job as a wedding arranger
5.
What takes four weeks to heal?
10.
What did a surgeon do for two patients to win money?

a) the scar
b) the memory
c) the spirit
d) the pain

a) bought them lottery tickets
b) gave them a longer fortune line
c) gave them advice
d) told them to be palm readers
ROLE PLAY
Role  A – Palm surgeon
You are totally sure that palm surgery can change people's life. Tell the others three reasons why. People who say palm reading is rubbish do not know what they are talking about. They do not understand the power of palm reading. Tell them about it. Ask them to have an operation.
Role  B – Palm reader
Palm reading works. Tell the others three reasons why. Palm surgery doesn't work. Tell the others three reasons why. You think palm surgery is a way to get a lot of money from people who want to change their lives. You think palm surgeons are not honest. They know it doesn't work.
Role  C – Happy patient
You had palm surgery twice. You know it works. Tell the others three reasons why. You had your fortune line changed and you became rich. Then you had your wedding line changed and married the perfect partner. You are sure you would not be happy now without the operations.
Role  D – Unhappy patient
You've had palm surgery 20 times. You hate it. Tell the others three reasons why. Before your operations, you were rich, married to a wonderful person, and very happy. Now you are poor, divorced and miserable. You spent all your money on operations and your partner divorced you.
AFTER READING / LISTENING
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