Модуль 7. Reading B1: стратегии чтения и понимания · урок 34
Lesson 34. Instructions, reviews and practical texts
Объяснение темы
Read instructions, rules, reviews and practical texts; understand steps, opinions, warnings and recommendations.
How to read step-by-step texts
Understanding opinions in reviewsГлавная идея урока
Practical texts помогают человеку что-то сделать: установить приложение, пройти регистрацию, соблюдать правило, выбрать товар или понять отзыв.
| Text type | What to look for | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Instructions | Steps and action verbs | Open, click, enter, wait |
| Rules | Must / mustn’t / allowed | You must show ID |
| Reviews | Opinion + reason | clean but noisy |
| Warnings | Danger + action | Be careful: wet floor |
A grid for separating instructions, rules, warnings and opinions.Extra reading checkpoint
In practical texts, mark sentence function: step, rule, warning, opinion or recommendation. This helps you answer questions faster.
Weak spot fixed: updated information
Practical texts often correct earlier information: “The tour was planned for 10, but it now starts at 11.” The correct answer is the updated information.
Примеры
Example 1: instruction
- Open the app.
- Enter your email address.
- Create a password.
- Click “Register”.
Instruction texts often use imperative verbs.
Example 2: review
“The hotel was clean and close to the station, but our room was noisy.”
Positive: clean, good location. Negative: noisy room.
Mini-dialogue
A: The review says “I would not recommend it.”
B: So the final opinion is negative.
Example: function of sentences
Step: “Click the blue button.”
Rule: “Visitors must wear a badge.”
Warning: “Do not use the lift during a fire.”
Opinion: “The staff were helpful, but the room was small.”
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