6
Don't leave your
projects for the
last minute!!!
To compare C
A: How much is apartment...?
B: It's ______ dollars per month.
For example
A: I'm 79 years old
B: ...
A:My grandfather was
Ricardo Palma
B: ...
A: I like caigua
B:...
A: I don't like chocolate
B: ...
I love sports. They are fun.
My parents live in Lima. They have a house.
Who do you live with and where?
How many rooms are there in your
house/apartment? Do you have your
own bedroom or do you share a bedroom
with someone else? What things are there in
your bedroom? Describe it using "there
is", "there are" colors, prepositions,
"too" and "very"
Can you speak in English for one
minute without interruptions???
A: What's he/she wearing?
B: He/She is wearing...
A: What am I wearing?
B: You're wearing...
A: What's your personal style
dressy or casual?
B: I think I'm ...
A: What do you usually wear?
A: I usually wear...
B: Do you change clothes after
work or school?
A: Yes, I usually put on.../ No, I don't.
I Think that the clothes we wear depend on the occasion. For formal events, I put on formal clothes, and for informal occasions, I wear casual clothes. For example, when I go to a (formal event), I wear (write the clothes you wear). But when I go to (an informal event), I wear (write the clothes you wear). Right now, I'm studying, so I'm wearing (write the clothes you are wearing).
A: Which jobs make the most money?
B: I think that a/an ______ makes the most money.
What about you? What do you think?
A: Well, I think that a/an ______ makes the most money.
But tell me, which jobs are easy?
B: I think that a/an (________)'s job is easy.
Do students ever
have jobs here in Peru?
A: Which jobs are good for Yana?
B: I think that the (_____) job is
good for her because...
Questions
with
"like"
Talking
about
Abilities
What's something I can do well? (write about an ability you have, give an example). These days, I'm learning to... (say your ability is not good yet, but that it is improving)
First, put you pens and
pencils down.
Read the questions in the chart
and think of your answers. If you
have questions about vocabulary
ask...What does _______ mean?
What does ________ mean?
How do you say ________ ?
How do you pronounce this word?
May I be excused for a minute?
https://create.kahoot.it/share/b03-daily-activities/544f2e4b-a42e-40b8-aa96-e4bc86c1ebd7
so here's some classroom language:
ALP
ALP Descriptors
Option 1
You will describe your house and the furniture and activities in the different rooms using the vocabulary, grammar and speaking strategies covered in the first 2 units. Don't forget to use
visual aids in your presentations.
ALP
Things
to remember
Option 2
Work in pairs/groups (max: 3) to create a job interview that includes grammar, vocabulary and speaking strategies of the last 2 units of the course. Don't
forget to use visuals in
your presentations.
1st. Day
Speaking 01!!!
Writing Draft!!!
Important Dates
Speaking 02!!!
Writing 01!!!
24
17
10
3
Speaking 03!!!
Reading
Quiz
Writing 02!!!
1st. Day
Final
Exam
ALP
7
14
21
31
RQ &
ALPs
Final Exams
Vocabulary
More Rooms
or parts of a house
hall
family room
garden
attic
basement
home office
laundry room
https://quizlet.com/384509200/flashcards
VERB
A: Where do you (action)
in your house?
B: I usually (action) in...
VERB
More Household Items
bathroom
Kitchen
dining room
laundry room
bedroom
living room
table
chairs
center piece
washing machine
dryer
iron
ironing board
Explain the problems and the solutions
mirror
shower
bath tub
toilet
hair dryer
B:
{
night table
bedside table
mirror
dresser
closet
lamp
refrigerator
stove
dishwasher
sink
microwave
blender
cabinets
Well Felix's room room is too dark.
Let's paint it (color)
Also, there are no urtains, so let's go
buy them.
fireplace
sofa
armchair
coffee table
stereo
curtains
paintings
chandelier
A: Do you live in a house or in an apartment?
I live in a house, on San Martin Street.
I live in an apartment on the 4th. floor.
A: How many room are there?
B: There are (4/5/...10) rooms. There's a living room,
a kitchen, a dining room... and ( ) bedrooms.
A: Is there a yard o a garage?
B: Yes, there's a... / No there isn't.
A: What's your favorite room and why?
B: My favorite room is... because I usually (action)
in (room).
COMMUNICATION
Writing
WRITING
Mirror Activity
(pay for it every
month)
You have written about your
house or apartment. Now you are going to write about a relative's house or apartment.
(have)
You have 15 minutes
http://www.online-stopwatch.com/full-screen-stopwatch/
Do you own or rent the place where you live?
To compare B:
A: What does Yao want to rent?
B: He wants to rent...
A: How long does he want to rent?
B: He wants to rent for..
A: How does he want to live?
B he wants to live...
Housing
Pronoun Reference
How does Yao feel about
the prize of apartment 1?
How do you know?
He uses rising intonation to show surprise!!!!
Decorate a room
Formal or
Informal
Really?
You're kidding
Formal
Informal
You're joking
Are you serious?
Informal
No way
Informal
For real?
S P E A K I N G
To ask for the number of
things in a place, use:
How many (things) are there in the (place)?
To answer this question:
For singular things
There's a/an (thing), a/an...
For plural things
There are ...
To ask for existence
Singular:
Is there a/an...in the (place)?
Plural:
Are there any ... in the (place)?
"very" and "really" intensify
very beautiful, very small,
very colorful, very intelligent
"too" indicates that
something is excessive. You can
use it with an infinitive.
He's too young to drink beer.
Good Luck
in
B05
Congratulations!!!
Vocabulary
short
baggy
fitted
loose
tight
formal
heavy
long
short
take off
dressy
style
casual
put on
light
sweatshirt
bathrobe
tank top
vest
More clothing items
sneakers
sweatpants
slippers
A: What's he/she wearing?
B: He/She's wearing a...
http://www.visuwords.com/fullscreen/
To compare, change the
statements for questions
For example:
Pedro wears/doesn't wear sneakers
A: Does Pedro wear sneakers?
B: Yes, he does / No, he doesn't
Marta is/isn't buying a gift.
A: Is Marta buying a gift?
B: Yes, she is / No, she isn't
COMMUNICATION
take off
I think that the most
interesting invention
is the because...
If you change your clothes, you (________) your clothes and then you (_______) something different.
put on
Besides, clothes should look good
together. In other words, they should
"match"
Shopping for clothes
Circle the correct sentence:
a) I'm using blue jeans.
b) I'm wearing blue jeans.
Do you wear the same clothes
when you go to a party?
Do you wear the same clothes
when you go to a wedding?
Do the clothes you wear
depend on the occasion?
Clothing
Do you wanna touch - Glee
Clothing dos and don'ts
For singular items
For plural items
A: How much is the...
B: It's...
A: I'll take it. / I'll think about it.
A: How much are the...
B: They're...
A: I'll take them. / I'll think about it.
You don't want the item.
You want to pay less
S P E A K I N G
Planet
Travel
Message Boards:
Clothing
Plan Your Trip
Country Info
Message Boards
Search
Ask &
Answer
JL
Posted: Thursday May 15
Location:
USA
I'm from Chile, and I'm a student living in the U.S. One of my professors invited the class to his home this Saturday for a dinner party. It's his birthday. I'm learning a lot about American customs, but I'm not sure about two things: What do I wear to the party? Also, do I give my professor a gift?
Asking for and giving prices
Yes, I think that clothing
customs are similar in ...
and Peru because...
(originally
Santiago,
Chile)
No, I don't think that clothing
customs are the same in...
and in Peru because...
Posted: Saturday May 17
Izzy
Location:
I'm from the UK, and I'm planning a trip to Malaysia in the summer (when it's 37 degrees). I need some information about clothing customs. For example, is it OK to wear shoes and
short- sleeve shirts? Thanks.
London
UK
http://www.barryfunenglish.com/
VERBS
Want & Have
Count-nouns can take verbs in their singular and plural forms, depending on the situation.
This is a nice jacket.
Those jackets are expensive.
That T-shirt says Peru.
Those T-shirts say Peru.
have + noun
have to "verb"
(necessity)
want to "verb"
want + noun
(desire)
Count
Complete the following sentences:
NOUNS
Non-count
Non-count nouns always take the verb in its singular form
I have...
After class, I have to...
I really want to...
I don't have...
I never want to...
I don't have to...
Your hair looks good today.
Too much sugar is bad for health.
Tea has caffeine, too.
https://create.kahoot.it/share/b04-count-vs-noncount-nouns/6d6c8271-fd87-4c02-aee6-8778c70bf5d8
Vocabulary
I'm a...
I work as a ...
Jobs
doctor
cashier
dentist
nurse
waiter
lawyer
police officer
receptionist
flight attendant
graphic designer
programmer
tutor
hairstylist
chef
housewife
Terms in Job Ads
pay
improve
volunteer
have a degree
responsibilities
requirements
experience
skills
More Jobs
salesperson
bank teller
clerk
secretary
scientist
newscaster
writer
chef / cook
travel agent
photographer
firefighter
farmer
More terms in job ads
architect
tailor
seamstress
mechanic
model
accountant
engineer
analyst
duties
benefits
negotiable
flexible
degree
experienced
references
CV
diploma
shift
working hours
Job Responsibilities
Large Numbers
thousand
Make 3 business cards with
your dream job. Include
the name of a
company.
1,000
1,200
2,500
10,500
50,000
100,000
Communication
In pairs ask and answer the questions.
For example,
A: Can you speak and write well in your
first language?
Listening
3
2
B:
Yes, I can.
Yes, a little.
No, I can't.
1
What's your dream job?
To report:
(Name) can be a good (job) because
he/she can (actions from the chart).
Reduced Words
reduced pronunciation
full pronunciation
Writing
/kæn/
/fɔr/
/duw/
/yuw/
/tuw/
/kən/
/fər/
/də/
/yə/
/tə/
can
for
do
you
to
What do you do?
Where do you work?
I have to work.
What can you do?
I can cook chicken.
Can you cook for me?
Jobs
Chi has to work.
What can Chi do?
Chi can cook chicken.
Talking about Jobs
A good reader can get the general idea of any text by looking at the
pictures, format and
other indicators.
SPEAKING
For example:
What's this?
What about this?
http://www.online-stopwatch.com/full-screen-stopwatch/
I'm a/an (job).
I'm self employed.
He's a/an (job).
I work for (company).
I work in a/an (place).
What do you do?
What does he do?
This question asks for
something you like
A: What job do you like?
B: I like a doctor's job
A: What's that like?
B: It's hard but interesting.
This question asks
for a description
What's the difference between the two?
"do + like" asks for things you like
In conclusion:
"be + like" asks for descriptions
A: What city do you like?
A:Which TV host do you like?
B: I like (city)
B: I like (TV host).
A: What's it like?
A: What's he/she like?
B: It's old and modern.
Adjectives to Describe People
friendly/nice
fun
hardworking
cool/interesting
shy
strict
unfriendly
serious
lazy
boring
outgoing
easygoing
B: He/She is (adjectives)
A: What food do you like?
B: I like (food).
A: What's it like?
B: It's juicy and delicious
I
You
He
She +
It
We
They
+ base form