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The important thing is not to plagiarize. If you describe an animal, don't copy the info you find onthe internet directly - you need to paraphrase it. (Just an example.)

To clarify, 1 = low, 2 = mid and 3 = high. So, 2-3 is a rising tone (going from mid to high pitch.) 2-3-1 first rises, then falls (so it would be "rising-falling", get it?) As I think Aj Narintip mentions, you won't be asked about this in Module 10. You will have to identify rising vs rising-falling...

Just a remark about intonation on this online practice. There have been some questions about the different intonation patterns presented in Module 9. However, on the online practice, you only need to distinguish rising intonation from rising/falling intonation. Rising intonation generally is for que...

Note that to get full credit, each supporting detail and the conclusion must be a complete sentence. DO NOT write a whole paragraph under supporting details, though - you will get no points for the item if you do that. We assume here that you understand what an outline is. As for the topic, it can b...

The grades have been posted now.

So, the master sheets from both camps (June and July) are now on Moodle. If you were a participant, please download them!

Aj Chris

I have just posted my grades and comments for your invitation letters (Module 11). Nice job overall!

Hello everyone, I'll be posting grades and comments for Module 11 soon. If you remember, you wrote two emails here, one an invitation to a party and the other a response. The following sentences were taken from student submissions. All of them have problems - can you fix them? It may be helpful to k...

Update: If you're coming to the July camp, please prepare this too.

Thanks and see you soon!

Hello Kh Tansy, Yes, as the answers in the Stack Exchange q/a say, the sentence you've given is wrong and "can happen" would be correct. The SE discussion is worth reading through. "Accidents can happen" is actually an idiom in itself. "Happen" isn't normally used in the passive, like "occur" and pr...