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id: anglictina-4-tabor-ve-walesu
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puvodni: en.4.4
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nazev: Tábor ve Walesu
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popis: Delší poslech: pohovor. Pět otázek.
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---
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# Výklad
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## Dvě přehrání stačí, když víte co
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*Poslech u maturity*
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- Otázky si přečtěte dřív. Podtrhněte tázací slovo.
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- Čísla a never/already mění význam celé věty.
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- Wouldn't force není couldn't.
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- I didn't give him any medicine je důležité právě proto, že je zápor.
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> Tip: při prvním poslechu chyťte kostru, při druhém doplňte past, podmínku a zápor.
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## Slovník pohovoru
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*Práce s dětmi*
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- For two years je délka, ne bod v čase.
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- A quieter task je alternativa, ne trest.
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- Although přiznává nevýhodu a názor nemění.
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- Boots jsou důkaz, že s deštěm počítá. Proto going to / already.
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> Tip: deal with an emergency, refuse, offer, look forward to.
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# Poslech
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Interviewer: Why did you apply to the summer camp in Wales? Hana: I have worked with children for two years, and I wanted a job where English is the only language. Interviewer: What would you do if a child refused to join an activity? Hana: I wouldn't force them. I would ask why, and I might offer a quieter task. Interviewer: Have you ever dealt with an emergency? Hana: Yes. Last August a boy cut his foot. I cleaned the cut and called the nurse. I didn't give him any medicine. Interviewer: The camp is rainy. Is that a problem? Hana: Not really. I have already bought boots. I look forward to the hills, although I know the work will be tiring.
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## Why does Hana want the job?
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- She has never met children
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- [x] She wants a job where only English is spoken
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- She hates hills
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- She wants to sell boots
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> where English is the only language.
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## How long has she worked with children?
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- For two weeks
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- [x] For two years
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- Since last August only
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- She hasn't
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> for two years.
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## What would she do if a child refused an activity?
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- Force them
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- Send them home
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- [x] Ask why and maybe offer a quieter task
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- Give them medicine
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> I wouldn't force them. I might offer a quieter task.
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## What didn't she do in the emergency?
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- Clean the cut
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- Call the nurse
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- [x] Give medicine
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- Help the boy
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> I didn't give him any medicine.
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## How does she feel about the rain?
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- [x] She has already bought boots and still looks forward to the hills
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- She will refuse the job
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- She has never seen rain
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- She hates children
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> already bought boots, look forward to the hills.
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