- Vocabulary revision: strong adjectives.
- Rd + Wr. - We read some of the diary entries they wrote the previous day. Not bad!
- Speaking: How dangerous are they? - Talking about dangerous things. How dangerous is cooking...? - p. 116.
- Game - All you need is a counter and a dice or coin. Toss the coin, head or tails? And start the fun! What would have happened? - Third conditional revision.
- Song - Stand by me...
- Courtney - Speaking - Questions about sports.
Monday, February 9, 2009
5 February 09 - 3ºG and 3ºL
4 February 09 - 3ºI
- Courtney - Questions about sports. Adventure sports: bungee jumping, climbing, snowboarding, water skiing, wrestling, horse racing, canoeing, canyoning, sky-diving, scuba-diving, hand-gliding, paragliding...
- Grammar Bank - p. 135 - Second and Third Conditionals.
- If I'd waited another minute, I would have seen you.
- If you hadn't left the door open, the cat wouldn't have got out.
- If I spoke French fluently, I'd apply for the job.
- He wouldn't have fallen if he had been wearing mountain boots.
- If I knew the answer, I'd tell you (or I could tell you).
- If he wasn't/weren't so obstinate, I wouldn't argue with him all the time.
- If I could drive, I wouldn't depend on public transport.
- If she had shouted, people would have realized she was there.
- Vocabulary: Strong adjectives - Revision
- Reading - pp. 42-43.
- Write your diary entry for last Saturday and Sunday.
- Revise what you know: (conditionals)
http://www.englishmedialab.com/Quizzes/advanced/upperintgrammar1.htm
http://www.englishmedialab.com/Quizzes/preintermediate/zero%20conditional.htm
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/conditional-sentences
http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/englishcorner/grammar/Interactive/thrdcond01.html
http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/englishcorner/grammar/Interactive/thrdcond02.html - Oral presentation: Mª José (Oasis...soon in Madrid...)
4 February 09 - 3ºC
- New File: I will survive
- Reading - I cut the rope - p. 40.
- Listening - p. 40.
- Grammar - Third conditional.
- American students: Speaking- Questions about sports.
- HOMEWORK - Grammar Bank - p. 134 - File 3B Reading 6 - p. 42.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
3 February 09 - 3ºG and 3ºL
- Grammar Bank - p. 135 - Second and Third Conditionals.
- If I'd waited another minute, I would have seen you.
- If you hadn't left the door open, the cat wouldn't have got out.
- If I spoke French fluently, I'd apply for the job.
- He wouldn't have fallen if he had been wearing mountain boots.
- If I knew the answer, I'd tell you (or I could tell you).
- If he wasn't/weren't so obstinate, I wouldn't argue with him all the time.
- If I could drive, I wouldn't depend on public transport.
- If she had shouted, people would have realized she was there.
- Vocabulary: Strong adjectives - 3
- tired - exhausted
- ugly - hideous
- pleased - delighted
- shocked - horrified
- cold - freezing
- hungry - starving
- small - tiny
- angry - furious
- hot - boiling
- surprised - amazed/astonished
- big - huge/enormous
- clever - brilliant
- dirty - filthy
- interested - fascinated
- upset - devastated
- scared /frightened - petrified /terrified
REMEMBER THAT...
You can't use absolutely with normal adjectives
You can't use very with strong adjectives
- Pronunciation - expressive intonation in strong adjectives.
- Reading - pp. 42-43.
- Write your diary entry for last Saturday and Sunday.
Revise what you know: (conditionals)
http://www.englishmedialab.com/Quizzes/advanced/upperintgrammar1.htm
http://www.englishmedialab.com/Quizzes/preintermediate/zero%20conditional.htm
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/conditional-sentences
http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/englishcorner/grammar/Interactive/thrdcond01.html
http://www.angelfire.com/wi3/englishcorner/grammar/Interactive/thrdcond02.html
I'm still kicking and alive...more or less recovered, but I've come to school today anyway. And I'll be here tomorrow too. So, in case you were worried, we'll have class tomorrow. See you tomorrow then!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
2 February 09 - 3ºI
- New File: I will survive
- Reading - I cut the rope - p. 40.
- Listening - p. 40.
- Grammar - Third conditional.
- Vocabulary: Strong adjectives - 3
- tired - exhausted
- ugly - hideous
- pleased - delighted
- shocked - horrified
- cold - freezing
- hungry - starving
- small - tiny
- angry - furious
- hot - boiling
- surprised - amazed/astonished
- big - huge/enormous
- clever - brilliant
- dirty - filthy
- interested - fascinated
- upset - devastated
- scared /frightened - petrified /terrified
REMEMBER THAT...
You can't use absolutely with normal adjectives
You can't use very with strong adjectives
- HOMEWORK -
Grammar Bank - p. 134 - File 3B
Reading 6 - p. 42.
All groups - Grammar Bank p. 135
- -
- was
- had been travelling
- was feeling
- wasn't
- hadn't seen
- had changed
- had been
- looked
- had been waiting
- had promised
- had never been
- ordered
- saw
- was wearing
- was looking
- stood up
- walked
2 February 2009 - 3ºC
- Pronunciation: regular/irregular past. P. 38.
/d/ - seemed, robbed, argued
/t/ - noticed, looked, discussed
/id/ - avoided, reminded, expected
- Irregular past and participle forms - p. 38.
/e/ - ate, meant, said, dreamt
/i/ - built, driven, written
/əʊ/- chosen, grown, tokd
/ɔ:/- caught, bought, wore
/ʌ/ - done, sunk, won
/eɪ/ - lay, paid
/ɜ:/ - heard, hurt, weren't - Listening - The elephant's trunk story...
- Reacting when we're listening
Showing surprise: You're joking! You're kidding!
Reacting to bad news: How awful! (Remember: HOW + Adj. / WHAT + (A) + Noun).
Agreeing: I can imagine!
Asking for more info: What happened? What did they do? - Telling and retelling stories: Excuse me, there's a car in the roof and Saved by her mobile ...Some more stories.
- STORY A - THREE WISHES AND A WINDSURF BOARD - Photocopy
- Set off
- had been travelling
- broke
- managed
- had been
- had found
- was jogging
- appeared
- had been
- disappeared
- had disappeared
- was feeling
- had gone
- thought
- made
STORY B - SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE
- was walking
- was wearing
- had been living / had lived
- had been
- had changed
- has disappeared
- decided
- had become
- was paying for
- found
- had taken
- turned
- had been living / had lived
- had forgotten
- came back
HOMEWORK - Reading - p. 40.
Workbook pp. 24-26.