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Task 2 (M6 LA4)

Listen again to the conversations in Task 1. List out expressions of inviting people. The expression in dialogue 1 has been done for you as an example.

·         It’s going to be a pool party at Jay’s apartment. You must come by seven.

·         Samantha and I would like to have you for dinner if you’re free

·         Great! in that case please come to our house by 7.30

·         I thought about inviting you.

·         Can you come over for a small party?

·         Would you please come to our place next Tuesday?

·         I just wanted to invite you to my wedding anniversary

·         Can you join us?

·         Of course, we want you both there with us

Task 1 (M6 LA4)

Below are examples of how people invite someone for some events. Listen and repeat after the speaker.

Video 1

Video 2

Task 8 (M6 LA3)

In this activity, we will learn how copy writers make money by writing some procedural texts and tips fortheirreaders in aweb. Read the text loudly and meaningfully with correct pronunciation.

Choose one text from Task 4. Rehearse yourself to read the text meaningfully with accurate pronunciation.

Text 4 HOW TO CARE FOROFFICE EQUIPMENT ByAliceDrinkworth;Updated July05, 2017 Proper careofyour office equipment will keepyour business runningsmoothly. Agood cleaningeveryfew months willkeep keyboard keysfrom stickingandequipment from overheating. Regular maintenancemayreducedowntimeand maintenancecalls foryour computers, printers andfaxmachines.
	Computers Keep computers in adryenvironment, awayfromsources ofexcessiveheator moisture. Do not placeacomputernext to aheatingsourceor drinkyour coffeewhile at the computer. Wipe screen and keyboard regularlywith a static-free cloth andcleaner designedforuse on computers. Use compressed air to clean debris from betweenthe keyson the keyboard. Turn the keyboard over and shakeloose dirt. Use compressed air again to get leftover debris from between the keys. Keep ventilation holes on the computer clear ofblockages from dust or other items on the desk to prevent overheating.Use compressed air to blow dust and debris from all vents.

	Plugallcomputers into surgeprotectors. Printers Open removable parts ofthe printer and wipethe insides with a dry, cleancloth. Check the manufacturerspecifications on paper weight and size. Verifythat thepaper youareusingdoes not exceed therecommended weight and size. Paper weight indicates the thickness of the paperand can befound on themanufacturer's packaging. Do not overfill thepapertray. Remove alljammed paper completely. Changeinkas needed. Open the top ofthe printerand remove theinkcartridge. Specifications shouldbeprinted on the side to helpyou order another cartridgefrom your local officeretail storeor supplier.Ifyou cannot find theink cartridge, refer to manufacturerguidelines in the printer’s manual. Fax Machines Keep afaxmachine in adryroom. Humiditycancausepaper to stick together. Placefaxmachines at least sixinches from walls for adequateventilation around the equipment. Fan paper withyour hand beforeinsertingitin thefaxmachine. This prevents the machine from takingtoomuch paperand jamming in operation. Changetoner as needed.Locate access on thefront of thefaxmachine andremove toner. Set asideon apieceof newspaper or throw it in the trash immediately, as old toner cartridgescan leak. Placethe new tonercartridgein theslot. Wipe up anyspillage. Tip Neverforce an officemachine to open. When doingmaintenancecleaning,onlyaccess parts ofthe machinethatopen easily
Adapted from https://careertrend.com/how-7924563-care-office-equipment.html