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21. Look up the main ideas of the information you registered. List them in your
                           notebook. Look at the example.

                        Example:                                                                                   session 8



                            Sentences with the main ideas of the text The Inside of a Wind Turbine

                            1.  Wind turbines use wind to make electricity.
                            2.  The wind turns the blades, which spin a shaft, which connects to a generator and

                              makes electricity.
                            3.  Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical power.

                            4.  Modern wind turbines fall into two basic groups: the horizontal-axis
                                                                                                    axis (n.):
                              variety and the vertical-axis design.                                 eje             Main ideas. Image-text links
                            5.  Wind turbines can be built on land or offshore in large bodies of water.




                            •  Give reasons why you think they are main ideas. Look at the example.

                        Example:
                                                                      b.
                          a.  How do wind turbines make electricity? is   Simply stated is not a main idea, because it
                              not part of the first main idea, because it   just introduces something else.
                              is a question that will be answered later.


                          c.                                          d.  But when you find out wind turbines use
                                Moreover, you can understand the whole
                                                                          wind to make electricity, that answers the
                                point of the paragraph by reading that idea.
                                                                          question at the beginning.
                        22. Look for images of the parts of the machine you chose in the sources of
                           information you are working with. Look at the example.


                            •  Exchange opinions about the links between the images and the information
                              you registered in Activity 15.
                            •  Pay attention to the differences in words and expressions in American
                              and British variants. Listen to the full example on Track 35.             TRACK 35
                        Example:
                                                                       I’m looking it up in the dictionary and it
                                                                      says it goes in the opposite direction in
                          Look, here we can see how the arrow
                                                                      which the hands of a clock move, that is,
                          indicates the direction in which the wind turns
                                                                      they turn to the left. It also says in British
                          the blades. It says here counterclockwise,
                          what is that?                               English the word used is anticlockwise.
                                                                      Look at the arrow again, do you get it?
                          You're right. And now, take a look at this. I
                           can follow the direction of the infographic
                           from the beginning with the wind turbine   We use pylon, since it is the British word
                           until it reaches the transmission towers    for tranmission tower.
                           you can see on the picture.


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