EIT

This variant of EIT 2017 is for our next lesson, whenever it is. 
In addition to this make sure you have done the following:

• Ex. 2 p.72
• Ex.4 p.72
• Ex.6,7,9,10,11 p.73
• Ex. 12-14 p.74

Good luck and keep well! 

source https://www.behance.net/gallery/7068707/Keep-well

Terracota army

This set of sentences is for you to translate for our next lesson. Follow the Check these words ( p. 98)
Good luck!





source https://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/controversial-new-theory-suggests-ancient-greeks-helped-build-terracotta-021024

Present

This set of links is for our Wednesday's lesson. I'll check them in your copybooks. Get ready! 

• LINK 1 
• LINK 2

This video might be of a great help as well. Watch it carefully - you will be asked questions! 

Prepositions

This set of sentences is 
for you to translate for our Monday's lesson. Get ready! 

There will come soft rains

This link is for you to get ready to discuss Bradbury's There will come soft rains. Look through it carefully and get ready for the test. Good luck! 

The Martian Chronicles

source https://www.slideserve.com/jasia/ray-bradbury/?utm_source=slideserve&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=auto+related+load

The Terracota Army

https://allthatsinteresting.com/terracotta-army

1. Who found the unique treasure?
2. When was it found?
3. Where was it found?
4. How long have the soldiers been undisturbed?
5. What were the soldiers made for?
6. What were the statues made of?
7. What were the people buried with in Ancient China? 
8. When did the Emperor strart building his tumb?
9. Why are the statues unique?
10. What other statues can be found there?
11. Was the Emperor poverful? 
12. What did he do during his reign?
13. Was the Emperor's tomb visited after his death?
14. Is this sight recommended for visiting?