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Monday, November 27, 2017

Crime vocabulary

B burglar C committed    Ddealer    E evidence    F fraud   G guilty    H hacker   I innocent   J jury
K kidnapped   L let   M mugger   O offence   P pickpockets   Q question   R robberies   S stalker
T theft   V verdict    W witnesses

Thanksgiving

This is the video we watched in class on Thursday.

and this is the key of the crossword

American
Pilgrims

This is a call for all the students in Team D (pink)

These are the texts that you need to read for this week. Don't worry much about all the new vocabulary in the second text, just try to get the gist. Students in Team D (pink)
Texts

Key Grammar future perfect and continuous

The exercises on the articles will be corrected in class on Tuesday.

1.       Won’t be thinking

2.       Will still be working/will have been promoted

3.       Will have left

4.       Won’t be using mine

Chinua Achebe

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-21898664
Who was Chinua Achebe? Why is he such an important writer?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHF_w0gkyiI
When was Chinua Achebe's "Things fall apart" published? In the 50s (1958)
Who told almost exclusively the story of Africa for many years? When did this situation start to change? European writers. 1950s as African countries became independent.
"Things fall apart" has became a (4 words) classic of world literature.
How many copies did it sell? 11 million copies
How old was Chinua Achebe when he wrote this book? just 28
Where are most of his books set? Post-colonial Africa
When and how was he partly paralysed? In a car accident in Nigeria in 1990
Where did he live his last years? In NY