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CEFR
A2
People and
GRAMMAR:Can / can't; be good in; want to /would
nterested
permission; talking
talking about abilities; asking for, giving, and
like to / need to;
arts
adverbs
face
of m a n n e r
about possibility
On dil konu_abilirim.
VOCABULARY Languages
1. SMatch the languages with the sentences above.What do the sentences say?
6Arabic HCatalan 1Greek3 talian 2Japanese sRussian 7Mandarin Chinese 9 Portuguese & Spanish Turkish
"What's a Hyperpolyglot?"
Englishman Ray Gillon is an unusual man. He's very good at learning languages. He
learns them for fun and can speak 'Cigijicolanguages. Well, thats not quite true.
He can speak e i s h l languages fluently. But he can have a conversation in the
otherl e r languages. They include Turkish, Russian, Mandarin, and Thai.
Language experts describe Gillon as a "hyperpolyglot. Hyperpalyglots speak a lot
of languages-4 Cleeo or more, Some people can speak SX_languages,
but there aren't many hyperpolyglots. For a lot of us, learning a language isn't easy.
And some people just can't learn another language-but then maybe they're very
good at math or sciencel
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GRAMMAR 1
LISTENING
6. P68 2.42 How do we say can and can't in these sentences? Listen and underline the schwa /la/ sound.
can remember words and sounds T4. When you know the grammar of one language, it's
1 . Hyperpolyglots
easier to learn another one.
easily. 5 . Al hyperpolyglots are interested in meeting people
2. They are always interested in languages when they
from difterent cultures.
are young
learn
3. WVhen you are good at one language,you can
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