Showing posts with label Famous People. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Famous People. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Whose is it? / Whose are they? - Celebrity Things Quiz (Possessive 'S)

You are going to
  • practise the possessive 'S
  • do a quiz



Discuss
When do we use the possessive 'S ?

When we want to show who owns something we usually add 's to a noun or the person's name.
- David Beckham's phone

If the name of the person already ends with S we move the  '  (apostrophe) to after the final S of the name.
- Chris Evans' phone


Do the exercise.




Speak
In pairs ask each other the questions.
Look around the class. What can you see?
Whose is it?



More
Celebrities Quiz for Beginners (Countries, Nationalities and Jobs) Beginners, Countries, Famous People, Games, Jobs, Nationalities, Present Simple, Quizzes, To Be.

Famous People Pronouns Quiz. Beginners, Famous People, Possessives, Pronouns





Famous People Pronouns Quiz.

You are going to practise and differentiate pronouns - he's / his, she's / her, they're / their

    Note - An alternative version of this exercise exists here http://efllecturer.blogspot.com.es/2013/10/celebrities-quiz-for-beginners.html
    Students can do the exercise below as an additional activity or on its own.




    Look
    What's the difference between these words?

    He's = He is...
    She's = She is...
    They're = They are...
    The verb To BE

    His / Her / Their + Noun for possession.
    His nationality.
    Her job.  
    Their friends





    Discuss
    Look at the photos below. How many of the people do you know?

    Do the exercise. Put he's / his / she's / her / they're / their into the gaps.






    More
    Can you name all the animals? - Quiz Game Animals, Beginners, Games, Kids, Quizzes, Spelling, Young Learners

    What are they doing? - Quiz Game Beginners, Elementary, Games, Gerunds, Kids, Present Continuous, Quizzes, Young Learners 

    What's this? (game) Beginners, Games, Kids, Young Learners




    Monday, 28 October 2013

    Celebrities Quiz for Beginners (Countries, Nationalities and Jobs)

    You are going to 
    • do a quiz on famous people and celebrities
    • practise vocabulary for countries, nationalities and jobs
    • recognize present form of 3rd person To Be (he's, she's, they're)




    Discuss
    Countries
    • How many countries do you know? Make a list in 60 seconds.
    • What are the nationalities for each country?
    • Do you know any famous people from the countries on your list?

    Jobs
    • How many words for jobs do you know?
    • What jobs do famous people and celebrities do?


    Try this quiz


    Now do some of these questions again with the pronouns removed http://efllecturer.blogspot.com.es/2013/10/famous-people-pronouns-quiz.html




    More
    Can you name all the animals? - Quiz Game Animals, Beginners, Games, Kids, Quizzes, Spelling, Young Learners

    What are they doing? - Quiz Game Beginners, Elementary, Games, Gerunds, Kids, Present Continuous, Quizzes, Young Learners 

    What's this? (game) Beginners, Games, Kids, Young Learners




    Sunday, 24 March 2013

    What's so special about the Beatles?

    You are going to
    • do a listening comprehension exercise on the Beatles
    • look at some vocabulary connected to culture / music
    • read about the Beatles






    1) Discuss
    It's 50 years since the Beatles released their first album Please Please Me. They recorded the whole album in only one day.

    • What do you know about the Beatles?
    • Why were they important or special?






    The first track on the album was called I Saw Her Standing There
    Listen. Do you like it?









    2) Before you listen
    You are going to listen to someone talking about why the Beatles are "special".
    Here is some vocabulary from the clip. Match the words to their definitions.









    3) Listen
    Listen below to an interview by Nick Ellerby with Phil Alexander, the editor-in-chief of the music magazine Mojo.
    Why were the Beatles special?



    Now answer the questions below.







    4) Read / Webquest
    Click on this link and then do the question / answer matching exercise below
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/the-beatles/9946799/The-Beatles-Please-Please-Me-50-years-on-10-facts-about-the-debut-album.html







    Printable worksheets are here




    More
    The Beatles  Listening, Music, Past Simple, Quizzes, Reading 

    The Beatles official web page http://www.thebeatles.com/






    Here are the Beatles in November 1963 at the Royal Command Performance attended by the Queen Mother. At 04:45 John Lennon makes a request. "For our last number I'd like to ask your help. The people in the cheaper seats clap your hands. And the rest of you, if you'd just rattle your jewellery."









    Sunday, 8 July 2012

    The Rolling Stones

    You are going to
    • read about the Rolling Stones
    • look at a video and do a comprehension activity
    • read a text and do matching activities
    • practise asking questions
    • listen to a song and do a gap-fill exercise
    • practise the past
    • make a presentation about your favourite band / singer








    1) Introduction
    • Do you like Rock music?
    • Who is your favourite rock band?
    • 2012 is the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Rolling Stones. What do you know about the Rolling Stones?









    2) Read
    Look at the presentation below. Click on it to open. 
    1. Look at the pages. What can you find out about the Rolling Stones just by looking at the photos?
    2. Read the text in it (best viewed in full screen) and follow the instructions. The text is the same as in exercise B below.
    Vocabulary -  a gig = a show, a concert






      B) Read the text again. There are 8 question headings for 8 paragraphs.
      Read the text and choose the best question heading for each paragraph.


      C) Ask Questions
      Make questions for the answers from the text.


      Listen to one of their most famous songs while you do the exercises - Jumping Jack Flash













      3) Video
      Watch the clip
      1) Listen and find out
      • Why have the Rolling Stones lasted so long?
      • What has made them one of the biggest rock bands?

      Answers - Highlight below
      1. They "stayed together" and enjoy it.
      2. Unique sound and lively shows 

      2) What can you remember?
      Do the matching exercises below. Match the year with the event


















      4) Listen / Song
      "Sympathy for the Devil"
      One of the Rolling Stones' most famous songs and one that has been used in films and covered by many other bands.

      Watch the clip, listen to the song's lyrics and do the gap fill below.





      Printable worksheets here






      5) Discuss
      What do you think of the Rolling Stones?
      Who is your favourite band or singer?
      Why do you like them?
      Are they very popular? Why? / Why not?







      6) Presentation / Speaking / Research / Writng (note taking)
      Choose a band or singer you like and make a (powerpoint) presentation about them. Tell their story.
      Look on the internet for some photos to illustrate your presentation.
      Look for information but NEVER copy and paste. Just take notes. Select the important information.
      Play some short clips of their music during your presentation.

      Plan
      • Introduce them - Who are they?
      • Career - Give a short outline of their career
      • Conclusion - Why are they popular / important / interesting / good..?
      Advice
      • This is a speaking activity so don't put too much written information in the presentation. 
      • Never read text from the presentation. You should explain what your audience can already see.
      • You can use notes to speak but the presentation should be mostly visual. 


      See here for more http://efllecturer.blogspot.com.es/2011/05/presentations-how-to-present-yourself.html






      More

      Official site  http://www.rollingstones.com/

      Learning / practice activities on the Beatles 

      Shakira and Beyonce / Contrasting / Writing a Biography



      Finally
      Watch the Rolling Stones at their primitive best. Live at the Marquee club in London in 1971





      Monday, 28 May 2012

      What happened to D.B. Cooper?

      You are going to
      • watch a short film about a famous criminal and do some listening comprehension exercises
      • practise some crime vocabulary
      • practise modal verbs for past deduction (may / might/ could / can't / must have + participle)
      • write a report / a biography




      1) Intro - Crime vocabulary
      How many different kinds of criminals are there?
      Match some criminals with the definitions in the exercise below.



      2) Discuss
      • What famous criminals or crimes have you heard of?
      • How many criminals get away with their crimes?
      • Do you know of any criminals who have become "heroes"?



      3) Video - Before you watch
      Have you ever heard of DB Cooper?
      He was a criminal who committed a famous crime and got away with it.
      Look at the film poster below carefully
      • What crime do you think he could he have committed?
      • How coud he have got away?







      Read the gap-fill exercise below quickly and find out if your guesses were right (don't worry about the gaps yet)

      • What was DB Cooper's crime?
      • How much money did he get away with? 
      • How did he get away? 







        4) Video - Watch the first 2 minutes and pause
        Watch the first 2 minutes of the film (0:00 - 01:53)
        After you have watched fill in the gaps in the exercise above. 





        5) Video - Watch the rest of the film
        (01:53 - End)
        Why has DB Cooper become a hero to so many people?



        6) After you watch
        How much did you understand?
        Do the quiz below.




        7) Deductions
        What do you think happened to DB Cooper?
        Detectives make deductions to help solve crimes.
        What language do we use to make deductions?
        See the presentation below. Then make sentences about what you think happened to DB Cooper.


        Can you make sentences / deductions about what happened to DB Cooper?
        • What happened after he parachuted from the plane?
        • Is he alive?
        • Where is he?
        • What's he doing now?
        • What happened to the money?

        Use May / Might / Could / Must / Can't + Be (+ing) to make sentences / deductions about the present
        Use May / Might / Could / Must / Can't (have + Past Participle) to make sentences / deductions about the past

        Further infomation
        • In the autumn of 1978 a placard containing instructions for lowering the aft stairs of a 727, later verified to be from the hijacked airliner, was found by a deer hunter about 13 miles east of Castle Rock, Washington.
        • In February 1980 an eight-year-old boy named Brian Ingram, vacationing with his family on the Columbia River, uncovered three packets of the ransom cash, significantly disintegrated but still bundled in rubber bands. FBI technicians confirmed that the money was  part of the ransom, two packets of 100 bills each and a third packet of 90, all arranged in the same order as when given to Cooper.
        • To date, none of the approximately 9,700 remaining bills has turned up anywhere in the world. Their serial numbers remain available online for public search.
        • In 1981 a human skull was unearthed along the same riverbank during excavations in search of additional evidence. Forensic pathologists eventually decided that it belonged to a woman, possibly of Native American ancestry. 
        • In 1988 a portion of a parachute was raised from the bottom of the Columbia River, but FBI experts determined that it could not have been Cooper's.In 2008, children found another parachute near Amboy, Washington, which proved to be of World War II-era military origin.



        8) Write

        A) Write a report about the DB Cooper case (100 words)
        You are a detective. Write a report about the case.

        • Give a summary of the main points of the case
        • Give your opinion of what might have happened to DB Cooper. Give reasons. Use your powers of deduction!


        B) Write an article about a famous criminal in your country.
        • Introduce the criminal - what crime did they commit? When? Where? How?
        • Give some biography information about the criminal - Where were they born? What kind of family did they come from? What kind of area did they come from?
        • Describe the crime they committed
        • Say why the crime became famous
        • Disuss the motives. Why did they commit the crime? (Can you use any past modals of deduction here?)
        • Conclusion - What happened to the criminal? Where is he or she now? Were they caught by the police? Was the sentence they received fair?



        9) More
        Read about DB Cooper
        http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2070038/DB-Cooper-case-solved-FBI-tells-niece-skyjacking-suspect-matching-fingerprint.html

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._B._Cooper


        Listen again to the poem from the clip (03:40 - 04:28)
        Do the gap fill


        Printable versions here




        Sunday, 26 February 2012

        Inspiring People

        You are going to
        • watch a video and talk about people who inspire others
        • practise past simple
        • practise some vocabulary connected with occupations and people who try to change the world
        • talk about what / who inspires you




        1) Discuss
        What does inspiring mean?
        • What kind of people or things inspire you?
        • In what jobs is it necessary to try and inspire people?
        • Why do people try to inspire others?
        Look at the photos below. 
        • How many of them do you know? 
        • What do you know about them?



        Look at their names

        Top left to right - Mother Teresa, Winston Churchill, Muhammad Ali, Che Guevara, Bob Marley,
        Rosa Parks, Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King, Mohandas Gandhi, Emmeline Pankhurst

         

        2) Do the matching exercise
        How many do you know? Match the occupation with the name.
        You can drag and drop the occupations to the names.




        3) Discuss
        Who do you think is the most inspiring of the 10?
        Why?
        Watch the clip. Do you agree with the choice of people?



        4) Discuss
        • Do you agree with the choice of people in the list? Why / Why not?
        • What can you remember about the people in the clip?



        5) Do the quiz
        Be careful of spelling and punctuation. You can use numbers in some answers.





        6) Read
        Can you put the correct past forms in the gaps?





        7) Do the crossword
        The answers are all from the video / reading text.
        How many can you remember?

        Crossword printable version here
        Printable exercises here



        8) Speak
        Do a balloon debate  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balloon_debate




        9) Discuss / Write
        Who inspires you?
        Write about someone who inspires you.


        Plan
        1. Introduce the person. Who are they? Why are they important to you?
        2. Describe the the person in more detail. Describe their character / personality. Why / How do they inspire you? Do they inspire you because of their beliefs / their actions? What exactly have you learnt from them?
        3. Are you a better person because of them? How have they changed you? Give an example of something you do that they inspired.
        4. Conclude. How would your life be different without them? Restate why they are important to you in a few words.




        10) Read
        What inspires you? Try a quiz
        http://quizilla.teennick.com/quizzes/1476632/what-inspires-you

        http://www.quibblo.com/quiz/1hR2N3l/Who-inspires-you




        11) More
        Shakira and Beyonce / Writing a biography of someone you admire
        http://efllecturer.blogspot.com/2011/10/shakira-and-beyonce-contrasting-writing.html


        Occupy Education  http://occupyedu.tumblr.com/











        Monday, 13 February 2012

        Whitney Houston - Why do stars fall?

        You are going to 
        • discuss fame and celebrity
        • listen to a radio interview and do a gap-fill


        Whitney Elizabeth Houston (August 9, 1963 – February 11, 2012) was an American recording artist, actress, producer and model. In 2009, the Guinness World Records cited her as the most-awarded female act of all time. Her awards include two Emmy Awards, six Grammy Awards, 30 Billboard Music Awards, and 22 American Music Awards, among a total of 415 career awards in her lifetime. Houston was also one of the world's best-selling music artists, having sold over 170 million albums, singles and videos worldwide.
        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitney_Houston




        News 11th February 2012
        American singer and actress Whitney Houston has died in Los Angeles at the age of 48.
        The mother of one died in her room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where she had been staying as a guest.
        The singer had battled substance abuse in recent years.





        Discuss
        They have talent, money, looks, fame... everything.
        • Why do some stars lose it all? 
        • Can you think of any other stars who have come to a tragic end?
        • What goes wrong?



        Listen
        Listen to this interview with music journalist and presenter Paul Gambaccini on the Stephen Nolan Show

        • What does Paul think was special about Whitney Houston?
        • What does he think went wrong in Whitney's life?

        Listen and find out




        Listen again and read the summary of the interview below. 
        Fill in the gaps with words from the list.
        Vocabulary
        • Feet on the ground = a realistic understanding of your own ideas, actions, and decisions
        • Going south = failing



        Discuss
        What do you think?
        • Are some stars so powerful that no one ever says no to them?
        • Would it be better if celebrities kept their problems private?
        • Should the media be more responsible when it reports on celebrities?
        • Why are we so interested in celebrities' private lives?






        Sunday, 5 February 2012

        The Beatles


        You are going to
        • revise the past simple
        • listen to a video about the Beatles and do a matching exercise
        • read a text about the Beatles and do a gap-fill exercise
        • do a quiz based on the information in the lesson


          








        1) Discuss
        2012 is the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first hit single.
        • Who were the Beatles?
        • What were their names?
        • What did they do?
        Watch the video to find out.




        2) Do the matching exercise
        Look at the exercise below. The information in the boxes on the right is in a different order to the film. Use your mouse to drag the information in the boxes on the right to the correct heading on the left.
        Watch the film again if you need to.





        Listen to this Beatles concert from 1964 while you do the gap fill exercise below.





        3) Gap-fill
        Read the text and fill in the gaps.
        You can choose the correct answer from the drop-down menu.




        Sgt Pepper
        Abbey Road
















        4) Beatles Quiz
        How much can you remember?
        Do this quiz. There are 12 questions.





        5) Writing
        Choose someone famous that you like. Write about them.
        • When was he / she born?
        • Where was he / she from?
        • What did he / she do?
        • How did he / she become famous?
        • Did he / she make films?
        • Did he / she get married?
        • Why do you like him / her?


        6) More
        Printable worksheet here

        More past simple practice

        More practice with the Beatles  http://www.esllistening.org/beatles/home.html

        More Beatles info and music  http://www.beatles.com/






        And in the end...

        Monday, 24 October 2011

        Shakira and Beyonce / Contrasting / Writing a Biography

        You are going to
        • Talk about famous people
        • Read and listen for information about two celebrities
        • Compare and contrast them
        • Write a biography of someone famous

          Note; This post was updated 30/12/2011 due to the Shakira biography clip being removed from Youtube. I replaced it with another clip and altered the comprehension questions.


          1) Discuss
          Look at these people.
          • Do you know who they are?
          • What are they famous for?
          • Have you ever dreamed of being famous?
          • Would you like to be famous?
          • What do you think it takes to achieve fame or success?
          • Do you think any of them have changed the world we live in or made our lives better?


          Highlight here for answers;
          Leo Di Caprio, Bob Marley, Martin Luther king, The Beatles, David Beckham
          Che Guevara, Mother Teresa, Shakira, Elvis Presley, Beyonce



          2) Read and watch
          Clip 1
          You are going to watch a clip about Shakira
          • What do you know about Shakira?
          • Where is she from?
          • How old is she?
          • What does she do?


          Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll (born February 2, 1977), known professionally as Shakira is a Colombian singer, songwriter, musician, record producer, dancer, and philanthropist who emerged in the music scene of Colombia and Latin America in the early 1990s. Born and raised in Barranquilla, Colombia, Shakira revealed many of her talents in school as a live performer, demonstrating her vocal ability with rock and roll, Latin and Middle Eastern influences with her own original twist on belly dancing. Shakira is a native Spanish speaker and also speaks fluent English and Portuguese as well as some Italian, French and Arabic.
          http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakira





          Answer these questions;
            1. What was her dream when she was growing up?
            2. What did she know at 18 months old?
            3. What could she do at 3?
            4. How old was she when she started writing songs?
            5. When did she get a record deal?
            6. What does her foundation do?
            7. What awards has she won?
            8. How succesful is she now?
              Highlight below for answers
                1. To become a famous performer
                2. She knew the entire alphabet
                3. Read
                4. 8
                5. 13
                6. It provides high quality school facilities, nutritious meals and homework assistance and counselling
                7. Various Grammy music awards
                8. She sells millions of records and is one of the top earning women in music



                Clip 2
                You are going to watch a clip about Beyoncé
                • What do you know about Beyoncé?
                • Where is she from?
                • How old is she?
                • What does she do?


                Beyoncé Giselle Knowles (born September 4, 1981), often known simply as Beyoncé, is an American R&B recording artist, actress and fashion designer. Born and raised in Houston, Texas, she enrolled in various performing arts schools and was first exposed to singing and dancing competitions as a child. Knowles rose to fame in the late 1990s as the lead singer of the R&B girl group Destiny's Child, one of the world's best-selling girl groups of all time.
                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beyonce_Knowles






                Answer these questions;

                1. What did her parents do?
                2. What did her parents realise early on?
                3. How old was she when she entered her first talent competition?
                4. How old was she when she was chosen for "Girls Time"?
                5. Why did her father give up his job?
                6. When did she make her 1st solo album?
                7. What was the name of her first film?
                8. What kind of charities does she support?
                Highlight below for answers
                1. Her father was record manager and her mother was a costume designer
                2. They had a star on their hands
                3. 7
                4. 11
                5. To represent her group
                6. 2003
                7. Dream Girls
                8. Childrens charities



                    Add the information below with what you know from the texts and clips
                     

                    Shakira
                    Beyonce
                    1) Date of Birth

                    February 2nd 1977
                    September 4th 1981
                    2) Nationality

                    Colombian
                    American
                    3) Early life




                    Started performing at an early age
                    Entered singing and dancing competitions as a child
                    4) Career

                    Has won several Grammy awards and has sold millions of discs
                    Rose to fame in the late 1990s as the lead singer of the R&B girl group Destiny's Child, one of the world's best-selling girl groups of all time. Now has a solo career and makes films
                    5) Other interests outside performing
                    Philanthropist; her foundation provides high quality school facilities, nutritious meals and homework assistance and counselling
                    Fashion designer, supports childrens' charities.

                    Highlight the spaces above for the answers



                    3) Compare and contrast
                    Look at the information
                    • What do Shakira and Beyonce have in common?
                    • What differences are there?


                    Can you compare and contrast them (say what the similarities and differences are)?
                    • use both, also, as well, too to express similarities 
                    • use  but, however, whereas, on the other hand to express differences.

                    eg Both of them are singers. Beyonce is from the USA whereas Shakira is from Colombia.
                    Write 5 more sentences
                    Highlight below for suggested answers

                    1. Beyonce was born in 1981 but Shakira was born in 1977 
                    2. Beyonce started performing as a child and Shakira did as well / too
                    3. Shakira has always been a solo artist, on the other hand Beyonce started in a group
                    4. Beyonce has made films however Shakira has remained a singer
                    5. Beyonce and Shakira both help children

                      Look at the people in the photos (above or below)
                      Can you make similar sentences to compare or contrast them?



                      Now listen to both of them in this clip. What do you think of the song?








                      4) Writing

                      A) Watch this clip and discuss the questions below
                      1. How many of these people do you know?
                      2. Why are they famous?
                      3. Did they change the world?
                      4. How did they think differently?




                      Text
                      "Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules, and they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify and vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as crazy, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do."


                      Look at the words from the text in the left column below. 
                      Can you match the words from the text on the left to the definitions on the right. Drag and drop the words to the correct place.



                      B) Write about someone famous.
                      Think of a famous person. Take a few minutes to find any information on the internet about him / her. Only look for important information.
                      Use this plan to help you. Write your biography with 4 paragraphs. If you are writing about someone who is dead. Talk about why you think they are important today in paragraph 3



                      If anyone wants to write about someone and post it in the comments below please go ahead :)

                      Armando created a Sliderocket presentation of this post which is here


                      More practice

                      1) Find out more about Shakira and do some exercises here http://www.famouspeoplelessons.com/s/shakira.html by Sean Banville
                      Find out more about Beyonce and do some exercises here http://www.famouspeoplelessons.com/b/beyonce_knowles.html by Sean Banville


                      2) Find some more worksheets about famous people here
                      Famous People Lessons.com  http://www.famouspeoplelessons.com/index.html
                      EFL / ESL Lesson Plans Using Biographies And Profiles - From Sean Banville

                      3) Choose some people from the website and make sentences to compare and contrast them.
                      or
                      choose some people you know and compare and contrast them.




                      Tuesday, 10 May 2011

                      Katie Melua on the BBC's 'This Week' discussing migration (ADV / IELTS)

                      Ketevan "Katie" Melua (born 16 September 1984) is a singer, songwriter and musician. Katie made her musical debut in 2003. In 2006, she was the United Kingdom's bestselling female artist and Europe's highest selling European female artist.

                      Official website http://www.katiemelua.com/






                      You are going to watch a video in which  Katie Melua talks about coming to live in the UK, migration, integration and being British. 
                      There are some questions to answer and discuss, and a writing activity (IELTS)


                      Before you watch
                      Check you know what these words mean here http://www.oxfordadvancedlearnersdictionary.com/ 

                      a) perception
                      b) fortunate
                      c) whinge
                      d) asylum
                      e) take advantage of something
                      f) "under one umbrella"
                      g) positive impact
                      h) integration
                      i) politically correct
                      j) immigrant



                      Look at the questions
                      1. Where did Katie come from?
                      2. How old was she when she came to Britain? 
                      3. Where did she and her family first move to? 
                      4. Why did they feel fortunate to move to the west? 
                      5. If she had stayed in Georgia, what did she think she would be doing now? 
                      6. What are the three different types of immigrants she mentions who come to the UK? 
                      7. Why does she say immigration should be celebrated? 
                      8. What does she say older immigrants should do to help integration?
                      9. What does she say the government should do to help integration?
                      10. How did she and her family feel when they got their British passports?
                      11. Why does she get angry with her English mates? 


                      Now watch



                      Answer the questions



                      Discussion
                      • Why do you think the media puts all the different kinds of immigrants "under one umbrella"?
                      • What are the positive contributions that immigrants make to the economy and society?
                      • What are the effects of migration on both the migrants and the natives?
                      • What can be done to avoid problems in the future?



                        Writing

                        To what extent will migration from the developing world to the developed world become a social and political issue in the 21st century? (250 words) (IELTS)


                        • Think about population, work, housing, education, health... What can be done to avoid problems in the future? Also think about culture - what are the effects of migration on both the migrants and the natives?

                        Reading

                        You might find these pages helpful for ideas, reading and vocabulary. 





                        For Berry