what is class? and how do you know what class you are?
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What is Class? And how do you know
what class you are?
What is Class? And how do you know
what class you are?
•I have one, you have one.If you remove the first letter, a bit remains.If you remove the second, bit still remains.After much trying, you might be able to remove the third one also, but it remains.It dies hard!
•Habit:Remove h – a bit remainsRemove a – bit remainsRemove b – it remains
The Class GameBy
Mary Casey
Lesson Objectives1. To explore the use of contrast and emotion in the poem.
1. How does the Poet use contrast to deliver her message on Class?
2. What emotions does the poet convey?
3. What is your personal response to the poem?
The Class Game
How can you tell what class I’m from?I can talk posh like someWith an ‘Olly in me mouthDown me nose, wear an ‘at not a scarfWith me second-hand clothes.So why do you always wince when you hearMe say ‘Tara’ to me ‘Ma’ instead of ‘Bye Mummydear’?How can you tell what class I’m from?‘Cos we live in a corpy, not like someIn a pretty little semi, out Wirral wayAnd commute into Liverpool by train each day?did I drop my unemployment cardSitting on your patio (We have a yard)?How can you tell what class I’m from?Have I a label on me head, and another on me bum?Or is it because my hands are stained with toil?Instead of soft lily-white with perfume and oil?Don’t I crook me little finger when I drink me teaSay toilet instead of bog when I want to pee?Why do you care what class I’m from?Does it stick in your gullet like a sour plum?Well, mate! A cleaner is me motherA docker is me brotherBread pudding is wet nellyAnd me stomach is me bellyAnd I’m proud of the class that I come from.
Structural features Language features
The Class Game
How can you tell what class I’m from?I can talk posh like someWith an ‘Olly in me mouthDown me nose, wear an ‘at not a scarfWith me second-hand clothes.So why do you always wince when you hearMe say ‘Tara’ to me ‘Ma’ instead of ‘Bye Mummydear’?How can you tell what class I’m from?‘Cos we live in a corpy, not like someIn a pretty little semi, out Wirral wayAnd commute into Liverpool by train each day?did I drop my unemployment cardSitting on your patio (We have a yard)?How can you tell what class I’m from?Have I a label on me head, and another on me bum?Or is it because my hands are stained with toil?Instead of soft lily-white with perfume and oil?Don’t I crook me little finger when I drink me teaSay toilet instead of bog when I want to pee?Why do you care what class I’m from?Does it stick in your gullet like a sour plum?Well, mate! A cleaner is me motherA docker is me brotherBread pudding is wet nellyAnd me stomach is me bellyAnd I’m proud of the class that I come from.
Mary Casey
Structural Features Language features