Reporting Verbs YouTube video
Reporting verbs are used when citing other writer's
work or ideas. Examples of reporting verbs are state, argue, discuss and report. This video looks in depth at reporting verbs,
including differences in meaning, strength and grammar usage. It also shows examples in an authentic academic text.
The video includes a worksheet for student/teacher use (see below for more information).
As always, you can also catch the video on
Youku if you are somewhere where
YouTube is not available.
Watch: Reporting Verbs
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YouTube videos: worksheets
YouTube videos can be great for study - but learning is increased through active engagement rather than just watching.
Hence, the YouTube video worksheets. They are intended to be used flexibly, which could mean teachers using them in the classroom, or students using them
independently. Each worksheet comes with separate answers/lesson plan document.
Right now, I've just developed worksheets for the
reporting verbs video, released this month, and the
AWL highlighters video, which is the first one on the
channel. As time goes by I will develop worksheets for all the videos. Stay tuned!
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