Natural disasters – vocabulary extension

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Vocabulary - natural disasters

LESSON OVERVIEW

This worksheet includes four tasks and focuses on vocabulary. Apart from natural disaster names, students will also learn words and phrases commonly used in news headlines.

B2 / Upper Intermediate
C1 / Advanced
30 minStandard LessonPremium Plan

VOCABULARY

First, students get the photos of different natural disasters and have to complete their names by filling in the missing letters. Next, they move to one exercise which is based on news headlines. They need to read headlines from press reports and match words in bold to their meanings. The task includes the words such as raze, evacuate, severe, casualty, etc.

SPEAKING

Students read the list of different natural disasters and choose three most severe and dangerous ones in their opinion. Then, they need to prepare arguments to justify their choice (taking account of aspects such as the environmental impact, casualties and impact on economy). Finally, they work in pairs and present the arguments they’ve prepared to their partners.

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  1. Denise

    Many thanks

  2. Єлизавета Самопал

    Thanks a lot!

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