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1 Winston Churchill WRITING

2 Content Winston Churchill was the prime minister of England from and again from He is regarded as one of the greatest politicians and wartime leaders of the 20th century. Learning Outcomes Learn essential vocabulary related to Winston Churchill Practice reading comprehension Talk about great achievements 1

3 When one hears the name Winston Churchill many words come across one s mind. Leadership. Greatness. Success. Overcoming. And a list of others. Winston Churchill was best known for his leadership of the United Kingdom during World War II which led his country through nearly impossible odds and to the doubts of his own citizens. Without the achievements of Winston Churchill, the world may be an absolutely different and worse place than it is today. 2

4 Winston Churchill had an upbringing that would be different than a usual leader might have. He didn t do very well in school, he had a poor relationship with his parents (yet a close relationship with his nanny) and had a speech impediment that affected his speaking ability especially when giving speeches. At the age of 19 he began his vast military experience joining the cavalry and becoming a second-lieutenant. He traveled extensively throughout his military career and even made some money writing about the troubles he experienced. He left the army to become a reporter but was caught in South Africa and sent to a POW camp which he craftily escaped from. 3

5 After some time working on battleships and reporting he rejoined the British Army and became a Lieutenant-Colonel. He soon got into politics and even managed to set up Britain s first minimum wages Churchill wasn t always a success though. He d gone through numerous failures like World War I battle planning, Chancellor of the Exchequer and especially gaining the support of doubtful British civilians. He was also known for quitting and resigning quite a lot. It s not always a bad idea to give up. 4

6 What makes Winston Churchill so well known though were his leadership qualities during World War II. When Britain declared war on Germany, Churchill became the Lord of Admiralty and was made head of all war related decisions. Shortly thereafter, Neville Chamberlain resigned from his position of Prime Minister, Churchill took over. A mountain of responsibility came upon Churchill during the most intense moment Britain had experienced in centuries. From this, Churchill tried to gain support from his nation through his powerful speeches, memorable quotes and inspiration. 5

7 After the Battle of Britain and the fall of the Nazis, Churchill was declared a world hero and considered by many to be the reason for Hitler s defeat. Even though he had just led his country to victory during war times, he wasn t viewed as a good leader during times of peace and lost the election of He then became Prime Minister again six years later, but alas, resigned once again shortly thereafter. His legacy remains as an inspiration of success for not just Britain, but the world. 6

8 ENG_C2.0901R Momorable Winston Churchill Quotes Churchill gave some inspirational words that still hold their power to this day. Continuous effort not strength or intelligence is the key to unlocking our potential. A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity. An optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. If you re going through hell, keep going. It is a good thing for an uneducated man to read a book of quotations

9 1) Admiral 2) Commander 3) Chancellor 4) Impediment 5) Opposition 11)Cabinet 12)Coalition 13) Constitutionalist 14) Conservative 15) Isolation 6) POW 7) Lieutenant 8) Colonel 9) Resignation 10) Modernization 8

10 Defence Exile English Channel Surrender Battle Sustenance Relations Conference Agreement Casualties Allied Forces NATO 9

11 Lead Influence Speech Resign Declare Prove Argue Serve Give Govern 10

12 Do you have any questions about the vocabulary you ve learned so far? Occupation House of Commons Successor Finest Hour Embattled Motivations Strategist Implementation 11

13 Word formation 1. Lead Leadership 2. Succeed Success 3. Resign Resignation 4. Agree Agreement Please note the formation of the words above. Example: to lead (verb) --> leadership (noun) 12

14 Please note To talk about events that happened in the past it s best to use the past simple Examples Churchill started his military career when he was 19 years old. Churchill resigned many times from various positions Churchill led Britain to overcome impossible odds. 13

15 ENG_C2.0901R Grammar Compare Past Simple and Past Perfect Past Simple Simple completed action Example Neville Chamberlain resigned in 1940 Churchill then became England s Prime Minister Past Perfect Past actions before previous past actions Example When Britain had declared war on Germany, Churchill was made First Lord of the Admiralty. (War declaration before Lord of Admiralty position)

16 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Writing Answer the questions below Which post did Churchill resign from? a) First Lord of Admiralty b) Prime Minister c) Chancellor What made Churchill s speeches difficult to deliver? a) His difficulty of remembering b) His lack of passion c) His speech impediment What was Churchill most skilled in? a) Leading the country during times of war b) Leading the country out of an economic crisis c) Leading the country during times of peace

17 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Writing Complete the sentences below. Use text as a reference. Churchill started his military career at the age of a) 12 b) 19 c) 40 Churchill was the reason for a) World War II b) Hitler s Defeat c) Neville Chamberlain s resignation is NOT because of Churchill a) Britain overcoming the Nazis b) The Finest Hour Speech c) The End of World War I

18 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Writing True or False Churchill was always a success, which is what makes him so great. a) True b) False Churchill was better as a politician than as a war leader. a) True b) False The fall of the Nazis was attributed to Churchill. a) True b) False

19 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Speaking Match the following words with their definitions Strategies Colonel Opposition Inspiration Leadership High rank army officer Mental stimulation to do something Study intensely Resistance of competitors Success in commanding others with purpose

20 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Speaking Opinion What present figure would you compare to Winston Churchill? What do you think was Churchill s greatest achievement? How much did you know about him before? Why is Winston Churchill so acclaimed? Describe the impact his quotes have had on you

21 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Writing Write a summary of what you think of this Winston Churchill quote. Success consists of going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm. -Winston Churchill

22 ENG_C2.0901R Exercises Writing What have you learned about Winston Churchill?

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