English Exam skills Think of four synonyms (words that mean the same thing) for the word on the left. If you have the four words I have you think like.

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English Exam skills Think of four synonyms (words that mean the same thing) for the word on the left. If you have the four words I have you think like a genius....er.... ME of course! My Words: attractive tempting alluring interesting

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A friend or relative has decided to become a teacher. Write a letter to him/her giving your opinions about this decision.

Job security Good pay Generous holidays Being around young people Making a difference Each day is a new day Government changes mean longer hours and less pay (working until you are 68; the average job equates at 1,560 hours per year, your average teacher works 1,996) Everything is always YOUR fault. League tables mean extra pressure. Be prepared to be ignored, abused and WATCHED!

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Dear Dave, How are you? Aunty Margaret has said that you are going to become a teacher, a job I believe has many benefits but lately I’ve read some shocking reports. Firstly, did you know Subsequently, Furthermore In Conclusion Dave, I really think you should.... My details Address Telephone 2/6/2014