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Reading Power 2

introduction to the textbook

Part 1

Extensive Reading

What is extensive reading?

What are the benefits of reading?

Why do we read? What are the levels of reading?

Unit 1 - New words in your Reading

Unit 2 - Fiction and Nonfiction

Unit 3 - Books  - books on Google Books

Part 2

Vocabulary Building 

Unit 1- Guidelines for learning vocabulary - Parts of Speech - Sounds &Letters

Unit 2 - Learning New words from the reading

Unit 3 - Guessing Meaning from Context 

Unit 4- Word Parts   word parts I - word family

Unit 5 - How words are used together  - Phrases - Collocations

Unit 6- How words Work in  Sentences - Parts of a sentence

Part 3

Comprehension

Unit 1 - Previewing

Unit 2 - Scanning

Unit 3 - Making Inference 

Unit 4 - Focusing on the topic

Unit 5 - Understanding the Paragraph

Unit 6 - Identifying The Patterns

Unit 7 - Thinking in English

Part 4 

Reading Faster

Passages from The Textbook

Listen and read

Textbook Exercises:

Links on the blog

- Part 2 Unit 1 pages 37 and 39 and 40
- Part 2 Unit 3 pages 55 to 60 Exercises 4-5-6-7-8

- Part 2 Unit 4 - pages 62 -69

- Part 2 Unit  2 pages 91 -92

- Part 3 Unit 2 Exercise 15 page 134

- Part 3 Unit 3 Exercise 10 page 116

- Part 2 pages 149 and 161 and 183

- Vocabulary Building pages 149 and 161 and 183
- Part 3 unit 6 - Exercise 12 page 204

- Homework Philosophy 

What are collocations? المتلازمات

 

What are collocations?

 Discover the power of collocations in English!

    Collocations are combinations of words that are often used together. They can help you sound more natural when speaking or writing in English. Examples include 'strong coffee', 'heavy rain', 'make an effort', and 'take a break'. Mastering collocations will help you sound more fluent and confident when speaking or writing in English. Start learning collocations today and take your English to the next level!

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