rrwcgroup5 y18rrwcgroup5 20250212 122 3 !php ~/www/soosh/xml2mbz_offline.php ~/www/ictnle.com3/sdata/inc_xml_mdl/course_log_nzhuchkov_2025.xml php ../moosh/moosh.php course-restore --overwrite ../soosh/mbz_bup_offline/course_log_lidbogatyrev_2025.xml_2mdl.mbz 101 18 icons8-reading-100.png quarterly test Prepare for quarterly test 〆no dictionaries 〆no language notes → complete as h/w (annotate the pdf or attach a docx file with your answers) → send back by e-mail by Friday 20230317 → time allowed: 60min (the url will be available here later) (the file will be available here later) vocab pre teach functional language grammar focus smartphone or tablet device listening Download onto your phone or tablet and listen carefully. directions from entrance 2 left down corridor pass cafeteria on the right lifts on the right 4th floor left down corridor up staircase left down corridor 477a from 477a right downstairs right 490a from 477a turn right down corridor to sofa room 323 room 616 as of 20180801 Hotel Navchalnikov dorog Басманный переулок, 1 Golman Aleksandr 8-903-163-18-71 or 499-262-57-57 advisor to deputy CEO Maya passenger service Tatiana law icons8-reading-100.png :%s/Optional homework/optional homework Optional homework/g quarterly test Prepare for quarterly test course outline - wish list pronunciation speaking more reading of articles as prep online attendance sheet https://disk.yandex.ru/i/osf_M0t_XFbYKQ https://www.rand.org/pubs/perspectives/PEA2510-1.html Vyacheslav Dubenin Chinese use both parts of their brains (because their language depends on images) Europeans use only one side of their brains 20240327 63 yo Nadezhda 20250123 У РЖД договор с компанией Skills First, они знают что Дункан к ним приходит о школы Skills First. Если ты уже упоминал Ready Skill, ничего страшного, можно сказать что это группа компаний. Ready Skill занимается массовыми проектами, Skills First бутиковая школа для ВИП клиентов ]]> xml sbook_plugins/wordlist_generated_from_xml_clog_sbook_for_sbook_session.inc АНО ДПО "Корпоративный университет РЖД" RRWC GR5 БеловаТ.А. belovata@list.ru Давыдов С.В. serhio@yandex.ru Marina Grigorieva grigorievamv@center.rzd.ru 25 yo son Шекшуева А.С. shekshuevaas@yandex.ru Михайлова Н.Б. nadinemikh@yandex.ru Lisa Demchenko demchenko.elizaveta2016@yandex.ru 20250219-new 20250219 18:10-19:30 2 tbc Lifestyle magazine - pitch tbc should be hidden By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation pg 13 ex 3 reading Lifestyle e-mail pg 13 ex 4 A B C roleplay Business Partner C1 coursebook vznaniya meeting Vznaniya meeting details https://webinar.vznaniya.ru/rooms/56o-1tx-ktb-8ep/join ]]> Business Partner C1 1.3 Pitching your ideas 1 1 Pitching an idea for a magazine section - default (should be embedded) active textbook What makes a pitch effective? Lifestyle e-mail pg 13 ex 4 A B C roleplay ]]> 2 Structure of a pitch - new window 1 3 Structure of a pitch hw20220127 pix/icons8-collaboration-100_white.png active deck_shuffled_lines_halign prep_deck_shuffled_lines_halign Imagine you want to sell a new service. What do you start with? How do you end your presentation? 1. 2. s___-i___________ 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. ]]> Pitch at an editorial meeting - default popup 300x200 1 6 active textbook Fancy that? (2) business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_video_files/business_partner_c1_video_u1_l3_1.3.1.mp4 Functional language: Describing a snappy and appealing pitch set for homework pg 13 ex 6 vocab pg 13 ex 7 A B speaking ]]> Pitch at an editorial meeting - custom popup 150x500 1 6 a:2:{s:10:\"popupwidth\";i:150;s:11:\"popupheight\";i:500;} active textbook Fancy that? (3) business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_video_files/business_partner_c1_video_u1_l3_1.3.1.mp4 Functional language: Describing a snappy and appealing pitch set for homework pg 13 ex 6 vocab pg 13 ex 7 A B speaking ]]> Pitch at an editorial meeting - hidden custom popup 150x500 0 6 a:2:{s:10:\"popupwidth\";i:150;s:11:\"popupheight\";i:500;} active textbook Fancy that? (3) business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_video_files/business_partner_c1_video_u1_l3_1.3.1.mp4 Functional language: Describing a snappy and appealing pitch set for homework pg 13 ex 6 vocab pg 13 ex 7 A B speaking ]]> snappy = (of a remark, title, etc.) clever or amusing and short; (informal) attractive and fashionable; (of people or their behaviour) tending to speak to people in a bad-tempered, impatient way; lively; quick upbeat = (informal) positive and enthusiastic; making you feel that the future will be good gizmo = general word for a small piece of equipment, often one that does sth in a new and clever way; nonsensical placeholder name for something that one does not know the proper term for appealing = attractive and interesting tech-savvy = well informed about or proficient in the use of modern technology, especially computers to monetise = to earn revenue from (an asset, business, etc.); to convert into or express in the form of currency unbiased = not taking sides, impartial, objective 20250212-updated w tests 18:10-19:30 2 active Pitching your ideas By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation pg 112 ex 3 vocab pg 11 ex 5 grammar → pg 116 grammar reference Business Partner C1 coursebook vznaniya meeting Vznaniya meeting details https://webinar.vznaniya.ru/rooms/56o-1tx-ktb-8ep/join ]]> Business Partner C1 Unit 1.2 How innovators think 1 Pitching an idea for a magazine section - empty modulevisible + empty display = default (should be embedded) active textbook What makes a pitch effective? Lifestyle e-mail pg 13 ex 4 A B C roleplay ]]> 1 3 2 Pitching an idea for a magazine section - modvis 1 dis 3 = new window active textbook What makes a pitch effective? Lifestyle e-mail pg 13 ex 4 A B C roleplay ]]> 1 6 3 Pitching an idea for a magazine section - modvis 1 dis 6 = default popup active textbook What makes a pitch effective? Lifestyle e-mail pg 13 ex 4 A B C roleplay ]]> 1 6 a:2:{s:10:\"popupwidth\";i:150;s:11:\"popupheight\";i:400;} 3 Pitching an idea for a magazine section - modvis 1 dis 6 custom popup active textbook What makes a pitch effective? Lifestyle e-mail pg 13 ex 4 A B C roleplay ]]> Chain of command active textbook Why would larger companies have difficulty taking decisions off-the-cuff? business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_files/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_SE_1.mp3 was set for homework pg 112 ex 3 vocab ]]> 20190927-1306 Articles active grammar Articles mindmap - new window active 1 3 textbook Articles mindmap
articles_mindmap.pdf ]]> 20191010-1219 Articles (practice) active review Grammar reference active textbook → pg 116 grammar reference pg 11 ex 6 7 grammar T / Cl Do you sometimes enthuse over some new technologies? ✓ artificial intelligence ✓ ad hoc testing ✓ folding smartphones Would you be more creative if you could afford to be more egotistical? ✓ if you worked freelance 〆probably not if your team had to wait for you → be assertive to take time & come up with divergent ideas pg 11 ex 8 A B writing T / Cl What technologies which you have discovered at work do you marvel about? Are you intrigued by the latest management trends in business? Have you ever got tired of some creative person's personality? Why? (...) ]]> egotistical /ˌɛɡəˈtɪstɪkl,ˌiːɡəˈtɪstɪkl/ = excessively conceited or absorbed in oneself; self-centred to enthuse (about / over sth/sb) = to talk in an enthusiastic and excited way about sth Business Partner C1 1.3 Pitching your ideas Persuasive techniques for pitching active textbook What do you find most challenging when pitching to people? ✓ starting ✓ finding the right arguments ✓ understanding their needs ✓ building a convincing narrative (...) pg 12 ex 1 A B speaking T / Cl Have you got any tricks to make people listen to you? ✓ offer some exclusive Arabic coffee → people won't fall asleep during the presentation! ✓ hand out chocolate → participants will want to come back pg 12 ex 1 C speaking Functional language: Pitching an idea for a magazine section pg 12 ex 2 speaking ]]> pitch = talk or arguments used by a person trying to sell things or persuade people to do sth 20250212 20250212-updated 18:10-19:30 2 active Pitching your ideas By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation pg 112 ex 3 vocab pg 11 ex 5 grammar → pg 116 grammar reference Business Partner C1 coursebook vznaniya meeting Vznaniya meeting details https://webinar.vznaniya.ru/rooms/56o-1tx-ktb-8ep/join ]]> Business Partner C1 Unit 1.2 How innovators think Chain of command active textbook Why would larger companies have difficulty taking decisions off-the-cuff? business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_files/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_SE_1.mp3 was set for homework pg 112 ex 3 vocab ]]> 20190927-1306 Articles active grammar Articles mindmap active textbook Articles mindmap
articles_mindmap.pdf ]]> 20191010-1219 Articles (practice) active review Grammar reference active textbook → pg 116 grammar reference pg 11 ex 6 7 grammar T / Cl Do you sometimes enthuse over some new technologies? ✓ artificial intelligence ✓ ad hoc testing ✓ folding smartphones Would you be more creative if you could afford to be more egotistical? ✓ if you worked freelance 〆probably not if your team had to wait for you → be assertive to take time & come up with divergent ideas pg 11 ex 8 A B writing T / Cl What technologies which you have discovered at work do you marvel about? Are you intrigued by the latest management trends in business? Have you ever got tired of some creative person's personality? Why? (...) ]]> egotistical /ˌɛɡəˈtɪstɪkl,ˌiːɡəˈtɪstɪkl/ = excessively conceited or absorbed in oneself; self-centred to enthuse (about / over sth/sb) = to talk in an enthusiastic and excited way about sth Business Partner C1 1.3 Pitching your ideas Persuasive techniques for pitching active textbook What do you find most challenging when pitching to people? ✓ starting ✓ finding the right arguments ✓ understanding their needs ✓ building a convincing narrative (...) pg 12 ex 1 A B speaking T / Cl Have you got any tricks to make people listen to you? ✓ offer some exclusive Arabic coffee → people won't fall asleep during the presentation! ✓ hand out chocolate → participants will want to come back pg 12 ex 1 C speaking Functional language: Pitching an idea for a magazine section pg 12 ex 2 speaking ]]> pitch = talk or arguments used by a person trying to sell things or persuade people to do sth 20250205 18:10-19:30 2 active How innovators think By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation pg 9 ex 7 vocab pg 10 ex 2 3 reading Understanding what makes inventors tick Business Partner C1 coursebook vznaniya meeting Vznaniya meeting details https://webinar.vznaniya.ru/rooms/56o-1tx-ktb-8ep/join ]]> Business Partner C1 Unit 1.2 How innovators think Understanding what makes inventors tick active textbook How often do you have Eureka moments? Have you got any trick to make them happen? ✓ able to think outside the box How often do you have Eureka moments? Have you got any trick to make them happen? ✓ indulge yourself into other activities ✓ chill out → keep ideas being processed on the back burners pg 10 ex 1 speaking pg 10 ex 2 3 reading Understanding what makes inventors tick T / Cl Do your employers understand and/or care about the way you work & think, or how creative you are? ✓ optimise work flow ✓ can allocate tasks to various team members better How do your managers force you to come up with innovative solutions? ✓ ask you to put up with some uncertainty ✓ keep some information to themselves pg 11 ex 4 speaking ]]> Chain of command active textbook Why would larger companies have difficulty taking decisions off-the-cuff? ✓ more hierarchy → less room for creativity, or more difficult to make possible? pg 112 ex 1 listening business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_files/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_SE_1.mp3 Functional language: Expressing opinions pg 112 ex 2 listening business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_files/business_partner_c1_coursebook_audio_SE_1.mp3 set for homework pg 112 ex 3 vocab ]]> eureka /juəˈri:kə/ = I have found it! (announcing a discovery etc.) against the grain (to go ~) = contrary to the natural inclination or feeling of someone or something bipolar disorder = mental illness characterized by the alternation of manic and depressive states; depression is the more common symptom, and many patients experience only a brief period of overoptimism and mild euphoria during the manic phase disinhibition (aka behavioural disinhibition) = medically recognized as an orientation towards immediate gratification, leading to impulsive behaviour driven by current thoughts, feelings, and external stimuli, without regard for past learning or consideration for future consequences. It is one of five pathological personality trait domains in certain psychiatric disorders. In psychology, it is defined as a lack of restraint manifested in disregard of social conventions, impulsivity, and poor risk assessment schizophrenia /ˌskɪtsəuˈfri:njə/ = mental disease marked by a breakdown in the relation between thoughts, feelings, and actions, frequently accompanied by delusions and retreat from social life dopamine /'dɔpə,main/ = central nervous system neurotransmitter essential to control of motion; it also acts as a hormone. Degeneration of certain dopamine-producing brain cells results in parkinsonism; often called the "happy hormone," dopamine results in feelings of well-being. A primary driver of the brain's reward system, it spikes when we experience something pleasurable thalamus /'θæləməs/ = either of two masses of grey matter in the forebrain, serving as relay stations for sensory tracts on the back burner = when something is temporarily not being dealt with or considered, especially because it is not urgent or important 27 Club = informal list consisting mostly of popular musicians, often expanded by artists, actors, and other celebrities who died at age 27. Although the claim of a "statistical spike" for the death of musicians at that age has been refuted by scientific research, it remains a common cultural conception that the phenomenon exists, with many celebrities who die at 27 noted for their high-risk lifestyles extraneous /eksˈtreɪnjəs/ (~ to) = separate from the object to which it is attached amorphous /əˈmɔːfəs/ = without a clearly defined shape or form. off-the-cuff = without preparing ahead of time what you will say; without preparation veto /ˈvi:təu/ 20250129 18:10-19:30 2 active Business Partner C1 | An innovative approach The impact of technology By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation pg 8 ex 5 A B C vocab Business Partner C1 coursebook vznaniya meeting Vznaniya meeting details https://webinar.vznaniya.ru/rooms/56o-1tx-ktb-8ep/join ]]> Business Partner C1 wip textbook T / Cl Would you like to be an innovation director? What do you think this job involves? ✓ focus mainly on the development of new products and services ✓ oversee the identification, development and production of new products and services (...) pg 8 ex 2 video business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_video_files/business_partner_c1_video_u1_l1_1.1.1_ME_l.mp4 ]]> active textbook business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_video_files/business_partner_c1_video_u1_l1_1.1.1_ME_l.mp4 T / Cl How can you create the greatest bang for your buck? ✓ play with technology (incl. over-tinkering) ✓ find like-minded people ✓ tackle big challenges ✓ gain insight (learn about workarounds used by others) ✓ prototype pg 8 ex 4 speaking ]]> active textbook ✓ alternating current (AC) electricity by Nikola Tesla (born in 1856 in Austria-Hungary) ✓ pioneered the generation, transmission, and use of alternating current (AC) electricity, which can be transmitted over much greater distances than direct current ✓ everyone before him had thought only of direct current pg 8 ex 5 A vocab T / Cl Which is correct: to address a [problem | solution]? ✓ problem = to deal with, to tackle → collocation pg 8 ex 5 B C vocab Lexical material: Phrasal verbs to get round problems pg 9 ex 6 vocab T / Cl How do you go about testing a new product: have you got some automated routines or do you complete it manually? ✓ follow normative procedures pg 9 ex 7 vocab T / Cl What well thought out solutions could you dream up to convince the elderly to adopt them? ✓ AI robots to help them get dressed pg 9 ex 8 project ]]> to address = to think about a problem or a situation and decide how you are going to deal with it disadvantaged = deprived of some of the basic necessities or advantages of life, such as adequate housing, medical care, or educational facilities to hang out = to spend time in a certain location or with certain people incubator = organization which helps new businesses to develop by giving them office space, services and equipment and providing them with business and technical advice blockchain = system in which a record of transactions made in Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency is maintained across several computers that are linked in a peer-to-peer network sight-impaired = used to describe someone who cannot see well cystic fibrosis = serious medical condition, especially affecting children, in which breathing and digesting food is very difficult Parkinson(’s) (disease) = serious illness in which your muscles become very weak and your arms and legs shake glass ceiling = ceiling based on attitudinal or organizational bias in the work force that prevents minorities and women from advancing to leadership positions more bang for the buck = good value for money well thought out = planned and organised carefully insight = sudden, clear understanding of something or part of something, especially a complicated situation or idea unorthodox = different from what is usual or accepted by most people to get round = to deal successfully with a problem to go about (~ gerund) = to begin or carry on with an activity to catch on = to become popular to read up on sth = to acquire information about a particular subject by studying it intensively to tinker with = to make small changes to sth in order to repair or improve it, especially in a way that may not be helpful to dream up = to imagine or invent something to come up with = to think of, invent, or create of = used to talk about possession from = used to refer to the original source of something of develop for developing technology Thanks to innovating thinking, our company has started... I can't remember what was it was ]]> 20250122 18:10-19:30 2 active Business Partner C1 | Secrets of blue-sky thinking By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation Business Partner C1 coursebook smartphone or tablet device print Download onto your tablet or print & illustrate the following mindmap in your own way (use colours, symbols, etc) http://www.ictnle.com/mindmaps/used_to_would_mindmap.pdf smartphone or tablet device print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. New Inside Out Upper Intermediate pg 49 ex 2 3 Grammar - present & past habits new_inside_out_upper_intermediate_students_book_will_would_used_to_habits_in_the_present_and_past_pg48_audioscript.pdf zoom_meeting.png Zoom meeting details RRWC group 5 - Duncan Potter's Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 799 4847 6862 Passcode: t19ibC https://us04web.zoom.us/j/79948476862?pwd=alnFnHoD8CXXjF5XClox5arfn84o0V.1 ]]> New Inside Out B2 Unit 5 Ritual active textbook 20200522-1227 Past habits (used to vs would) active grammar active textbook used to - would - will mindmap smartphone or tablet device print Download onto your tablet or print & illustrate the following mindmap in your own way (use colours, symbols, etc) http://www.ictnle.com/mindmaps/used_to_would_will_mindmap.pdf ]]> 20210520-1357 active review grammar_used_to_would_will_past_and_present_habits_b2_03.csv active textbook pg 49 ex 1 speaking ]]> Business Partner C1 1 1 Secrets of blue-sky thinking active edit_ol_qa pix/icons8-collaboration-100_white.png Can you be commercially successful if you just follow suit (i.e. do the same as others do)? Why is creative thinking so much encouraged in the workplace? Have you got any secrets or recipes for being creative at work? ✓ never do the same thing twice ✓ always have divergent opinions in your team = don't follow suit ✓ practise brainstorming, timeout... ✓ try adding value to what AI can propose to follow suit = to do what someone else is doing; to play a card of the same colour and kind that another player has put down Are you being innovative in your job as much as you'd like to? What stops you? 〆standardised procedures, red tape 〆repetitive tasks 〆limited budget 〆resistance to change red tape = (disapproving) official rules that seem more complicated than necessary and prevent things from being done quickly What could define creativity in a professional context? ✓ divergent thinking = often referred to as lateral thinking, is the process of creating multiple, unique ideas or solutions to a problem that you are trying to solve. Through spontaneous, free-flowing thinking, divergent thinking requires coming up with many different answers or routes forward ✓ cognitive flexibility = ability to switch between thinking about two different concepts or to think about multiple concepts simultaneously → take your mind off a problem by focusing temporarily on sth else to allow your subconsciousness to come up with original solutions divergent = to be or become different from what is expected, planned, etc What is blue sky thinking? ✓ ideas that are not limited by the current beliefs or norms of a group or society ✓ may be creative or whimsical and maybe even bizarre → such thinking might lead to the solution you need whimsical = unusual and not serious in a way that is either amusing or annoying What qualities do creative people need in the workplace to succeed? ✓ inborn quality that is challenging to foster e.g. like charisma ✓ determination & arguably a strong ego 〆many ideas never come to fruition → need to become hardened to disappointment & failure ✓ not conscious or worrying about what others think about you (and how odd you may be) fruition = successful result of a plan, a process or an activity What's the difference between invention & innovation? ✓ invention (in a work context) = creation of a new product, service or process for the 1st time ✓ innovation (in a work context) = improvement, further development or addition to something that as already been invented in order to make more profitable, better-suited to a market... 2 active textbook T / Cl Would you like to be an innovation director? What do you think this job involves? ✓ focus mainly on the development of new products and services ✓ oversee the identification, development and production of new products and services (...) pg 8 ex 2 video business_partner/business_partner_c1/business_partner_c1_video_files/business_partner_c1_video_u1_l1_1.1.1_ME_l.mp4 ]]> to follow suit = to do what someone else is doing; to play a card of the same colour and kind that another player has put down red tape = (disapproving) official rules that seem more complicated than necessary and prevent things from being done quickly invention (in a work context) = creation of a new product, service or process for the 1st time innovation (in a work context) = improvement, further development or addition to something that as already been invented in order to make more profitable, better-suited to a market... blue sky thinking = ideas that are not limited by the current beliefs or norms of a group or society. Blue-sky thinking can be ideas that are creative or whimsical and maybe even bizarre. Such thinking might lead to just the solution you need divergent = to be or become different from what is expected, planned, etc divergent | lateral thinking = process of creating multiple, unique ideas or solutions to a problem that you are trying to solve. Through spontaneous, free-flowing thinking, divergent thinking requires coming up with many different answers or routes forward cognitive flexibility = ability to switch between thinking about two different concepts or to think about multiple concepts simultaneously whimsical = unusual and not serious in a way that is either amusing or annoying; capricious fruition = successful result of a plan, a process or an activity disadvantaged = deprived of some of the basic necessities or advantages of life, such as adequate housing, medical care, or educational facilities to hang out = to spend time in a certain location or with certain people incubator = organization which helps new businesses to develop by giving them office space, services and equipment and providing them with business and technical advice blockchain = system in which a record of transactions made in Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency is maintained across several computers that are linked in a peer-to-peer network sight-impaired = used to describe someone who cannot see well cystic fibrosis = serious medical condition, especially affecting children, in which breathing and digesting food is very difficult Parkinson(’s) (disease) = serious illness in which your muscles become very weak and your arms and legs shake to tinker with = to make small changes to sth in order to repair or improve it, especially in a way that may not be helpful glass ceiling = ceiling based on attitudinal or organizational bias in the work force that prevents minorities and women from advancing to leadership positions more bang for the buck = good value for money 20250115 18:10-19:30 2 active Quarterly test - feedback By the end of this session you will have studied print Download onto your tablet or print the following pdf for our next lesson. Business Partner C1 Unit 1 Innovation Business Partner C1 coursebook zoom_meeting.png Zoom meeting details RRWC group 5 - Duncan Potter's Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 799 4847 6862 Passcode: t19ibC https://us04web.zoom.us/j/79948476862?pwd=alnFnHoD8CXXjF5XClox5arfn84o0V.1 ]]> 3 quarterly_test_rrwcgroup5_20241213.xml Quarterly test (logs) active wip quarterly_test_logs test_log_MikhaylovaNadezhda_20241210_1743_quarterly_test_rrwcgroup5_20241213.xml test_log_SergeyDavydov_20241212_1325_quarterly_test_rrwcgroup5_20241213.xml test_log_LisaDemchenko_20241212_2230_quarterly_test_rrwcgroup5_20241213.xml test_log_MARINAGRIGORYEVA_20241213_1617_quarterly_test_rrwcgroup5_20241213.xml test_log_Tatyana_20241218_1637_quarterly_test_rrwcgroup5_20241213.xml 20200522-1227 Past habits (used to vs would) active grammar 20240426-1002 20230411-0932 20210519-0926 Past & present habits vs Getting familiar with (be / get used to) active grammar active textbook used to - would - will mindmap smartphone or tablet device print Download onto your tablet or print & illustrate the following mindmap in your own way (use colours, symbols, etc) http://www.ictnle.com/mindmaps/used_to_would_will_mindmap.pdf ]]>