(Taken from Google)
APOLOGIZING
Objective:
After completing this lesson, you should be able
to apologize and also use “request with modals”, “phrasal verbs”, and “two-part
verbs” accurately.
August 19th
Goup 1: /d/
Increased
Group 2: /t/
Walked
Group 3: /id/
Invited
2. PHRASAL VERBS
Is an idiomatic phrase consisting of a verb and another element, typically either an adverb, as in break down, or a preposition, for example see to, or a combination of both, such as look down on.
Game
https://www.gamestolearnenglish.com/phrasal-verbs/
Common phrasal verbs
http://www.englishmedialab.com/Quizzes/advanced/personality%20adjectives%20upper%20inter.htm
More phrasal verbs
https://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/phrasal_verbs/pv014.htm
Reading: the magic paintbrush
https://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/reading/the-magic-paintbrush1.htm
Common phrasal verbs
http://www.englishmedialab.com/Quizzes/advanced/personality%20adjectives%20upper%20inter.htm
More phrasal verbs
https://www.english-grammar.at/online_exercises/phrasal_verbs/pv014.htm
Reading: the magic paintbrush
https://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/reading/the-magic-paintbrush1.htm
August 24th
1. Pronunciation: Regular verbs - Past tense
Goup 1: /d/
Increased
Group 2: /t/
Walked
Group 3: /id/
Invited
1. Before she went to bed, she _____ the main door and windows.
2. He _____ his car documents to the warden officer.
3. The students ______ three mistakes in the experiment.
4. They _______ I went to their party.
5. The temperature ______ recently.
6. The cat _____ from the bed on the chair.
7. My friend ______ from London yesterday.
8. His health ______ because he doesn't take his medicines correctly.
9. He ______ a delicious lunch for his wife's birthday.
10. She ______ the juice on glass glasses, she doesn't like styrofoam glasses.
1.2 Identify the correct regular verb in past tense, and what pronunciation group does it belong to.
2. He _____ his car documents to the warden officer.
3. The students ______ three mistakes in the experiment.
4. They _______ I went to their party.
5. The temperature ______ recently.
6. The cat _____ from the bed on the chair.
7. My friend ______ from London yesterday.
8. His health ______ because he doesn't take his medicines correctly.
9. He ______ a delicious lunch for his wife's birthday.
10. She ______ the juice on glass glasses, she doesn't like styrofoam glasses.
August 26th
2. TWO-PART VERBS
2.1 TAKE
Take out: Take out the trash (the dog)
Take after: I take after my mother (=I look like my mother)
Take up: This big desks takes up to much space.
Take back: Take the book back to the library (=return)
Take off: Take off your clothes. The plane takes off at 9:00AM
Take care: I take care of my pets.
2.2. LOOK
Look after: I look after my children.
Look forwrad: I'm looking forward to seeing you.
Look like: I look like my father.
Look at: Look at me please, don't move your head.
Look through: Come here, look through the window.
Look for: I'm looking for a new job.
2.3. TURN
Turn on: please, turn on the lights.
Turn off: please, turn off the lights.
Turn down: Turn down the TV, please, it's too loud.
Turn dow: He turned down the invitation. (=rejected)
Turn back: He turned back late (=came back)
Turn away: The dogs ate fast and turned away (=went away)
Turn in: Students have to turn in their homeworks this Friday.
2.4. TRY
Try on: Go over there and try on the jeans, and see if they fit you.
Try again: Use these keys, then turn it right, if doesn't open, try again to the left.
Try out: Before you by the bicycle, is a good idea to try it out.
READING: SHORTER PHONE CALLS
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/INTERMEDIATE/unit7/page6.htm
4. PRONUNCIATION (/d/, /t/, /id/)
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Pronouncing%20ED%20Endings%20Exercise%201.htm
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Pronouncing%20ED%20Endings%20Exercise%202.htm
4. PRONUNCIATION (/d/, /t/, /id/)
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Pronouncing%20ED%20Endings%20Exercise%201.htm
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Pronouncing%20ED%20Endings%20Exercise%202.htm
August 31st
a) You spilled coffee on my white blouse!
Apology
b) Oh, sorry.
b) Oh, I'm so sorry.
Promise
b) I'll buy you a new one.
a) You haven't returnd my book!
Apology
b) Oh, I'm really sorry.
Promise
b) I'll bring it back tomorrow.
a) Could you take out that trash?
Apology
b) Sorry, I can't right now.
Promise
b) But, I'll do it A.S.A.P.
a) Could you walk the dog now?
Apology
b) Not right now. Sorry.
Promise
b) I'll do it next time.
a) You left the printer on all night!
Apology
b) Excuse me. I didn't realize.
Promise
b) It won't happen again.
a) You didn't call Pat, did you?
Apology
b) Sorry, I forgot.
Promise
b) I'll give her a ring first thing in the morning.
a) You haven't sent me the report yet!
b) Oh, sorry. I'll do it right away.
a) You didn't lock that window!
b) I'm sorry. I'll make sure.
a) You came late for the meeting!
b) It doesn't happen again.
6. APOLOGIZING
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/INTERMEDIATE/unit7/page4.htm
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/INTERMEDIATE/unit7/page5.htm
7. APOLOGIES AND EXCUSES
Dialogue 1
A: Sorry I'm late. I was held up at the airport.
B: That's OK. I've just arrived myself.
Dialogue 2
A: I apologize for my behaviour. I was under a lot of stress.
B: Never mind. I understand.
Dialogue 3
A: Sorry to keep you waiting. It won't happen again.
B: Don't worry about it.
Dialogue 4
A: I really am very sorry about this problem.
B: I should think so too! What you did was completely unacceptable.
Dialogue 5
A: Sorry about spilling coffee on your floor. I'll get a mop.
B: Oh, it doesn't matter. Clean it up A.S.A.P.
Dialogue 5
A: We sincerely apologize for the late delivery.
B: I'm afraid that's not good enough! I expect some sort of discount.
A: Sorry I'm late. I was held up at the airport.
B: That's OK. I've just arrived myself.
A: I apologize for my behaviour. I was under a lot of stress.
B: Never mind. I understand.
A: Sorry to keep you waiting. It won't happen again.
B: Don't worry about it.
A: I really am very sorry about this problem.
B: I should think so too! What you did was completely unacceptable.
A: Sorry about spilling coffee on your floor. I'll get a mop.
B: Oh, it doesn't matter. Clean it up A.S.A.P.
A: We sincerely apologize for the late delivery.
B: I'm afraid that's not good enough! I expect some sort of discount.
September 2nd
9. APOLOGIZING
Do the preparation exercises,
then do tasks 1, 2 and 3.
Do the preparation exercises,
then do tasks 1, 2 and 3.
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/speaking/pre-intermediate-a2/apologising
10. GAME
https://www.quia.com/rr/336010.html
10. GAME
https://www.quia.com/rr/336010.html
11. APOLOGIZING
Expressions:
-I'm really sorry to hear that...
-That's totally unacceptable
-It must have been very inconvenient for you
-You have my word that we will sort this out
-We could....to make up for the inconvenience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR34I4S9qUA
Expressions:
-I'm really sorry to hear that...
-That's totally unacceptable
-It must have been very inconvenient for you
-You have my word that we will sort this out
-We could....to make up for the inconvenience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR34I4S9qUA
September 7th
Units1&2 review
Listening game
http://www.elllo.org/yeartwo/games/sandwich.htm
Antonyms
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Intermediate%20Synonyms%20Exercise%202.htm
Types of context clues
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What to look for
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Signal words
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Example of signal sentences
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1. Punctuation
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Comma (,), dash (- -), brackets [
], parentheses ()
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An explanation of a word between
these punctuation marks
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*Anxiogenic (producing
anxiety)
events differ for many individuals.
*It was an idyllic day [sunny,
warm, and perfect] for a walk in the park.
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1. Many soldiers
lost their lives in the conflict, or civil war, in Colombia.
2. The bottle’s
capacity, the
amount of liquid it can hold, can be measured in ounces or milliliters.
3. Owls are
nocturnal. They
fly around and look for food at night.
4. Tom’s father was
a haberdasher, or
men’s shopkeeper,
in the story.
5. Tom’s father was
a haberdasher (men’s
shopkeeper) in
the story
6. In the story, Tom’s father was a
haberdasher - or
men’s shopkeeper.
7.Tom’s father was a
“haberdasher”. He had a clothing
store for men.
8.I wonder if that
fruits is edible, able to be eaten.
9.The company is
going through many transitions – changes.
10.Children are
often loquacious –
very talkative –
and active.
11.Bigamy [marriage to two spouses at the same time] is not legal in
Colombia.
12.Kevin is a dermatologist, or doctor that cares
for and treats the skin.
13.Kevin practices “dermatology”; he diagnoses and
treats ailments of the skin.
14.Kevin is a dermatologist
– a doctor who
treats skin ailments –
practicing nearby.
15.Kevin is a dermatologist (person
who treats and care for the skin).
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Irregular verbs - spelling
Synonyms
September 9th
Game: wordshake
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/games/wordshake
Listening game
http://www.elllo.org/yeartwo/march13th/main_phone.htm
Telling a short personal story = anecdote
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDyJSCT6IeM
September 9th
Listening game
Part-time job.
Telling an anectode
Antonyms
September 9th
Game: wordshake
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/games/wordshake
Listening game
http://www.elllo.org/yeartwo/march13th/main_phone.htm
Telling a short personal story = anecdote
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDyJSCT6IeM
September 9th
A short personal story: Guama
When I was around 7, I went to a field with some of my cousins. There were many guama trees. So we decided we had to eat some guama. Since I was the youngest, they "ordered" me to climb up the tree. I climbed up the guama tree and picked many large guama. They all were so focused on eating guama, that didn't realize when I fell off the tree.
September 14th
game
wordshake
Listening game
Which ball is it?
A short personal story
I was 8 years old and I was so happy because my parents gave me my own house keys. They both worked, so when I finish school I could go home, get in and enjoy the afternoon. Well, that day I finished school at 2pm, it was raining very heavy. I ran to my house, got there all wet. Then I realized I didn't have my house keys with me. I cried. I had to wait, in front of my house, until my parents came back at 7pm.
September 16th
game
wordshake
Part-time job.
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Types of context clues |
What to look for |
Signal words |
Example of signal sentences |
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2.Examples |
Several examples in a list |
Such as, for example, for instance,
like, including, because |
*The peasants grew many crops such as corn, beans
and coffee. *Asian conglomerates including Samsung,
Sony, and Hyundai
have wide, global influence. * In the course of man’s evolution,
certain organs have atrophied.
The appendix, for
example, has wasted away
from disuse.
*Celestial
bodies, including
the sun, moon, and stars, have fascinated man through the centuries. |
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1.The crime he committed was egregious;
he'll never recover from this horrendous scandal. 2.The archeologist found different amulets, such
as a rabbit’s foot and bags of herb. · ·
3.
During the demonstration, a skirmish broke out so the police were
called to restore order. 4. His animosity, or hatred, of his sister
divided the family. 5.
I called him a nuisance, that
is, he annoyed me with his incessant line of questioning. 6. It's no surprise he winced in pain after
hitting his thumb with the hammer. 7. I knew Mark’s ailurophobia
was in full force because he began trembling and stuttering when he saw my
cat, “Pinky”, coming out from under his bed. · ·
8.
Something in the refrigerator is so putrid, a wave of odor wafted out
when we opened the door. 9. The manager disliked obsequious
behavior, such as fawning and kowtowing. 10. Celestial bodies, such as the sun, moon, and stars, are governed by predictable laws. 11.Paula was suspended from school because of
several infractions of the rules, including
smoking in the bathroom and dressing
improperly. 12.His duplicity involved lowering his employee’s salaries,
increasing their stock options, and then stealing the money he saved by doing
so. 13.I was aghast at her duplicity when she stole my diamond
earrings, sold them on eBay and lied to me about it the whole time.
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August 19th
Phrasal verbs
Game
August 24th
A) Listening comprehension
Study synonyms on the links below, then make a list of 10 synonyms.
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Beginning%20Synonyms%20Exercise%201.htm
Study antonyms on the links below, then make a list of 10 antonyms.
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Beginning%20Antonyms%20Exercise%201.htm
Grammar review
2.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest02.htm
3.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest03.htm
4.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest06.htm
5.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest07.htm
6.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest08.htm
September 7th
Verb synonyms
Identify the verb synonyms and write the list down.
https://www.eslgamesplus.com/verbs-synonyms-esl-vocabulary-matching-game/
September 9th
A) Listening comprehension
Finland Has The Best Education System In The World
(Watch the video and answer the questions. Then click on "See how you did" and write your full name. The teacher's code is: alvaro12. Finally click on "Send".)
B) After watching the video, what's yout reflection?
August 26th
Synonyms
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Beginning%20Synonyms%20Exercise%201.htm
Antonyms
https://www.englishmaven.org/HP6/Beginning%20Antonyms%20Exercise%201.htm
August 31st
1.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest01.htm2.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest02.htm
3.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest03.htm
4.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest06.htm
5.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest07.htm
6.
http://www.ompersonal.com.ar/omevaluation/elementary/elementarytest08.htm
September 2nd
Writing and speaking practice
https://www.ihbristol.com/useful-english-expressions/example/apologising-4
On the link below you will find a list of 10 expressions used when apologising. Choose 4 of them, then write a creative situation in which to use them. Also, use your written text as the script to record an audio. Finally, send the activity to alyehen@gmail.com.
September 7th
Verb synonyms
Identify the verb synonyms and write the list down.
https://www.eslgamesplus.com/verbs-synonyms-esl-vocabulary-matching-game/
September 9th
**Please send it to this email ONLY alyehen@gmail.com
September 14th
Record an audio in which you tell us about a personal short story or anecdote.
**Please send it to this email ONLY alyehen@gmail.com
September 16th
Record an audio in which you tell us about a personal short story or anecdote.
**Please send it to this email ONLY alyehen@gmail.com
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