World of Wonder! Magazine
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Hello, friends! It‛s nice to be with you again! We hope you enjoyed Semester 1! The WOW! Team is here and we have lots of new things to show you in our magazine!
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And of course, we can‛t wait to hear about your ideas, too! You can send us messages about what you want us to talk about and also leave comments on our magazine articles. |
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Semester 1 was about living in cities and we also talked about what kind of jobs there are and what each of us would like to do! |
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We also discussed different kinds of books and what we can do to protect our planet! Semester 2 has a lot more! How about adventure sports and inventions? Join us to find out more! |
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Listen and read. What three new topics does the WOW! Team mention for
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Semester 1 was an adventure for us! I hope it was for you, too. I spent the holidays helping my aunt who’s an architect in Egypt. She used to have an employee, but she needed to leave. I asked my aunt if she wanted me to help and she told me to be there every day at 9 am. I really enjoyed it and I might go back again next summer!
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Hi and welcome back! I’ve got some great news. I got into the professional football team for boys of my age. I’m starting practice next month and I can’t wait! Practice takes place five times a week and each one lasts from 5–8 pm in the evening. I shouldn’t stay up late at nights, because I won’t play well. We are expected to play in tournaments with other teams. Last year, the team was awarded a medal. They came first! |
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Thank you for all your ideas! Another friend posted a comment today and asked if we could talk about exploring. I told her not to worry! This topic is also covered in Semester 2. You needn’t worry at all. There’s plenty to find out in this book! |
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I hope you all liked the articles on science that I found for Semester 1. My friends and I are working on some more articles on science and inventions for this semester. You’ll enjoy them, too! Let’s begin! |
Read the About Us page again. Underline examples of the following grammar points from Semester 1
• used to:
I used to have a long hair.
• present continuous for future plans:
I’m visiting my friend next month.
• present simple for timetables:
The lecture starts at 8:30 tomorrow.
• will for predictions:
I will be a Doctor.
• might/may/could for predictions:
I might go back again next summer!
• reported speech: statements, questions and commands:
We may go to the party.
• present simple passive:
The trees are watered by the gardener.
• past simple passive:
Football was played by him.
• modal verbs of obligation:
You must stop here.