Keep your eyes wide open. You will be taken through fictional stories and non-fiction texts. In the fictional stories you will find narrations in the form of imaginative or invented short stories. In the non-fiction texts you will find also narrations now offering information about facts and reality. As you make your way along the stories, study their content and characteristics closely.
The activities at the end of each text will help you do this. And then, the glossary on some pages will give you the meaning of diffi cult words. It
also includes the part of speech of the word or expression:
The activities at the end of each text will help you do this.
FCE - CAE Reading and Use of English Paper - Part 7 Gapped Text
In this part, you will be tested on your ability to follow text development and to understand how texts are structured.
Part 7 consists of a long text which has had six paragraphs (FCE/ CAE) or seven paragraphs (CPE) of equal length removed and placed in jumbled order after the text, together with a seventh (FCE/CAE) or eight (CPE) paragraph which does not fit in any of the gaps. The text is usually from non-fiction sources (including journalism). This part tests comprehension of text structure, cohesion, coherence, and global meaning.
Storyworks makes reading, writing, and building language arts skills fun for kids every month. Each colourful issue is packed with fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and plays that kids love to read—plus lively, interactive activity pages that build skills.
The lessons of these books can be integrated with any text and the activity pages features basic concepts, graphs, maps, vocabulary comprehension, non-fiction informational extracts that connects with historical concepts, facts or ideas
Dolphin Readers are an exciting and varied series of readers for young learners. Covering a range of topics, both fiction and non-fiction, they are available at five levels. In the archive you will find books, audio and files to it with additional material.
