B08

Do you know the emergency number in Peru?

Who do you call when you don't feel safe?

Listening Strategy

Make predictions by looking

at the pictures and at the questions.

When

Clauses

https://quizlet.com/358698820/live

To your partner:

I think that you are a _____ person

because...

A: (name) Who was your partner?

B: My partner was (name).

A: Is he/she a calm or stressed person?

B: I think that he/ she is a (____) person

because (reasons from the survey)

A: What are you good at?

B: I'm good at...

A: What do you want to be good at?

B: I want to be good at...

A: What are you terrible at?

B: I'm...

What's an audition?

Listening Strategy

Listen for information to help

you understand the situation.

Ask & Answer

I think I would sing...

What is Tyler doing with the language when he says: "Wow. I like it a lot".

Can you (verb)?

Do you know how to (verb)?

A: Who can...?

B: (name) can.

A: What is something you can do now

that you couldn't do in the past?

B: Well, when I was...,I couldn't...

Now, I can.

A: How did you learn to do it?

B: I...

Adventurous people are a risk-takers.

Risk-takers are gamblers; they like

to take chances to reach their goals

and don't like to play it safe.

My partner is (name). He/She is/isn't

a risk taker because he/she...

What kinds of things

do risk takers do?

What's a popular tourist

attraction that you know?

What do people see there?

Reading Strategy

To scan is to read quickly

to find specific information.

You can express with "so" what you express with "because"

A: Which of these things would you

like to do before you're 70?

B: I'd like to... because...

A: What else would you like to do?

B: I love... , so I'd like to...

Write about some amazing experience you had. Include "because" and "so" (2), can/could (3) and the vocabulary (4)

Vocabulary practice

What kind of movies are you crazy about?

What kind of endings do you like?

Are you into any hobby?

Are you a big fan of someone or something?

What does three-dimensional mean?

Listening Strategy

Infer Information

Think about information beyond

the speaker's actual words.

Ask & Answer

Which movie sounds most

interesting to you? Why?

A: What movies do you have?

B: I have ..., what about you?

A: I have...

Which one would you

like to see?

be in a movie

include

depend

director

shoot a movie

sit around

bring

bother

movie stars

hit

flop

How about being an extra?

Would you like that?

Listening Strategy

Use Background Knowledge

to predict aspects of the listening

Ask a classmate:

What's ______(ing) for you?

Ask a classmate:

When do you feel ____(ed)?

In the first paragraph, answer these questions:

What's you favorite movie? What kind of movie is it? When was it released? What's the movie about?

In the second paragraph, answer this question:

What happens in the film? In the film,...

In the third paragraph:

Tell me why I should see this movie.

Logline: Vito Corleone, Don of the Corleone crime empire, assumed the helm of the fledgling family ‘business’ in the 1920s and for almost forty years, built it into a dynasty of wiseguys and ruthless henchmen that would make Al Capone’s gang look like clergymen. Decades later, though, he must pass the reigns of his empire to a reluctant Son, Michael Corleone.

Memorable Moments: One of the biggest turning points is when Michael Corleone, whose hands are free of anyone’s blood, murders the corrupt policeman (McCluskey) and wiseguy Sollozzo from a rival family.

Why People Love It: People and critics generally swear by Godfather franchise whenever one of these lists pops up. Plus, how can you dismiss a flick that’s received Oscar after Oscar after Oscar? Performances are second to none (ever), the riveting score is perfect in all senses, there’s nearly flawless editing, and the scenery is fantasticly well-suited.

Best Quote: Vito Corleone (Brando): “I’ll make him an offer he can’t refuse.”

The best movie of all times

https://tinyurl.com/ya8vtxm7

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Would you like to be a

movie director?

movie critic?

movie actor/actress?

Why / Why not?

https://tinyurl.com/cxethoq

What is the difference between these two movies?

Highlight a word to change the meaning of what you say.

Jack will cycle to the restaurant tonight.

Jack will cycle to the restaurant tonight.

The music is boring.

The movie was amazing.

The class is interesting.

The concert was exciting.

The music is boring.

The movie was amazing.

The class is interesting.

The concert was exciting.

Telephone Expressions

"ing"

adjectives refer to

the characteristics of something.

These adjectives make you feel

the "ed" adjectives.

SPEAKING

"ing" & "ed" adjectives

https://create.kahoot.it/share/b08-adjectives-with-ed-and-ing/daf10599-2988-4586-be64-e0a72eda11f7

"ed"

adjectives refer to feelings or states experienced by a person. They

are produced by "ing"

adjectives

We're bored by the music.

I was amazed by the movie.

I'm interested in the class.

I felt excited in the concert.

We're bored by the music.

I was amazed by the movie.

I'm interested in the class.

I felt excited in the concert.

You're taking the final exams on the 25th.

Mistura is probably taking place in September, this year.

We're meeting tomorrow at the same time, at the same channel.

Use it to talk

about pre-arranged plans.

The Present Continuous

for future plans

Are you coming to class tomorrow?

Is he leaving early today?

Are you having lunch at noon?

Are you studying B09 next month?

Yes-No Questions

Caller

The one who answers

Use it with time expressions

that indicate future time.

Create your own phone call to hang out with your classmate using the expressions

https://quizlet.com/356434807/live

• Is _________ there? (Asking for somebody)
• May I speak to ______ please?
• This is ________ . (To identify yourself)
• Could I leave a message?
• Tell him / her that ______ called.

• Who's calling, please? (To identify the caller)
• Ok. Hang on a minute. (To tell the caller to wait)
• I'm sorry but he / she isn't in.
• Sorry. __________ 's not home. / not here.
• Sorry you got the wrong number.
• Can I take a message?

What are you doing on the weekend?

When are you planning to work on you projects?

Where are you going on your next vacation?

Wh - Questions

That's Amazing

Vocabulary

Offering a compliment

lack

have a natural...

talented

got __ hit

be good at

give up

has got lots of

posted

risk-taker

reach your goal

risky

have a chance

communicate

accept the challenge

play it safe

take chance

have a good chance of

adventurous

gambler

ambitious

SPEAKING

Pronunciation

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kӕn

can't

kәn

can

https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/

https://tinyurl.com/y9a4j2vm

http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/#

couldn't

/kudn/

could

/kud/

https://tinyurl.com/y7e33sqg

Ayumi has the ability to paint. Right?

I can cook lasagna, but I can't make cau-cau.

We can beat Argentina and Brazil in volleyball.

Gaston can cook anything he wants.

Gianmarco can really compose music.

When I was younger, I could run very fast.

Eight months ago, you couldn't speak English well.

What kind of verb goes after "can", "can't", "could" or "couldn't"?

Use them to

talk about talents

or abilities that you have or somebody else has.

Good ________ ladies and gentlemen.

In tonight's show, I'm glad to introduce

a talented young woman from Mexico

City. Marina Perez can ... and tonight

she's going to...

"can" & "know how to"

https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/777cff1a-da07-479e-8d0e-aaf4aea7a8ad

I Know how to play Monopoly.

She knows how to prepare Lasagna.

We are learning how to use "can" and "could"

He doesn't know how to fix a computer.

I Know how to play Monopoly.

She knows how to prepare Lasagna.

We are learning how to use "can" and "could"

He doesn't know how to fix a computer.

What word follows "know how to"?

Use them in their

affirmative and negative

forms.

COMMUNICATION

Real English Video: Interviews with "can-can't"

http://www.real-english.com/reo/15/unit15.html

, so

because

Speaking Test!!!

because

1. She is late _______ she will have to take a taxi.

2. She is tired _______ she has walked for seven miles.

3. It is an ideal restaurant _______ the food here is good and cheap.

4. We are too busy _______ we can't go the cinema today.

5. She is going to have a drink of water ______ she is thirsty.

, so

https://play.kahoot.it/#/?quizId=6021d429-1db4-4e19-881b-d47ec53bd227

Think quietly, for 2 minutes, about an

amazing experience that you've had.

because

Some examples.

Talk about your personal achievements using Can/Could (3) in [+] or [-], expressions to offer a compliment (2) and the Vocabulary (3)

because

He goes to Mancora because he loves surfing.

I present examples because I want you to understand.

She bought that camera because it was cheaper.

Dad cooked because mom was tired.

I study English because it's important.

because

Reading Strategy

Predict what the reading is about looking at the photos and the pictures.

because

6. I am staying in bed today ________ I am very tired.

7. She is studying Italian ________ she loves languages.

8. We didn't go to their party ________ they didn't invite us.

9. She has a lot of money ________ she can buy that expensive coat.

10. The weather is hot __________ the children are swimming.

What word goes after "because"?

, so

A: What were you thinking of?

B: I once had the chance to...

A: When did that happen?

B: It was (time expression)

A: Tell me about it.

B: ...

, so

Use "because"

to introduce a "reason"

Because & So

use "so" to introduce

a consequence

https://quizlet.com/360625851/live

What comes before "so"?

For example, in the following text ,

what did the grandfather do for a living?

What kind of word comes after "so"?

John loves surfing, so he goes to Mancora.

I want you to understand, so I present examples.

That camera was cheaper, so she bought it.

Mom was tired, so Dad cooked.

English is important, so I study it.

I believe I can fly...

Mick Jagger was born on July 26, 1943 into a middle-class family in Dartford, Kent, England. His father, Basil Fanshawe "Joe" Jagger (13 April 1913 – 11 November 2006) was a teacher, and his grandfather David Ernest Jagger was a teacher, too. His mother, Eva Ensley Mary was born in New South Wales, Australia, on April 6, 1913 of English descent.

Do you agree with Irving?

Would you do something like Irving did?

The body

Energy & Stress

Vocabulary

Health

Body Parts

What's the difference?

Stressful

Stressed

Feeling

Situation or thing

arm

back

chest

foot

hand

hip

waist

toe

calf

shin

elbow

wrist

knee

ankle

toe

head

leg

neck

shoulder

stomach

YOU

Close your books.

Look at your partner.

Compare your answers.

Don't forget the e-workbook.

Don't arrive late. Be punctual.

Relaxed

Relaxing

Do these sentences start with a subject pronoun, an adjective or a verb?

Is there a visible subject in them?

Adjectives

https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/7b6b240a-982a-4a44-b750-d70ccd5dd08d

Imperatives

https://quizlet.com/356667177/live

narrow

short

strong

broad

long

muscular

https://prezi.com/dgpzpjopitc1/imperatives/

When does Donna suggest that you can talk to a partner?

forehead

eyebrows

eyes

eyelashes

What happens when you study for two hours and then stop?

cheeks

nose

lips

chin

He has a beard

He's clean shaven

The face

What do you do when...

,

When I go home

I go to sleep.

...you have extra money?

...you feel tired?

...you get angry?

...you're very happy?

I go to sleep

when I go home.

+ ever

I go to sleep whenever I go home.

When I..., I...

Talking about health problems

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SPEAKING

What happens when you eat ice-cream in winter? How do you feel afterwards?

https://tinyurl.com/y9py57sm

Do you know those drinks?

What are they used for?

Speaking Test!!!!!

How do you feel after drinking them?

Symptoms

Health Problems

I have a/an...

Talk about recent situations you had (stressful moments, break-ups, illnesses, Coronavirus, etc) using the Vocabulary (3), Imperatives (2) and the expressions to show concern (2)

I don't feel well

I'm sick.

I have a/an...

My ________ hurts.

What's wrong?

What's the matter?

allergy,

migraine, cold,

backache, hangover,

upset stomach,

cramp, rash

Grammar

How do you feel before an exam?

What do you do when that happens?

COMMUNICATION

What do you do? Do you study or work a lot? What do you do when you want to relax? Mention at least three things using the Vocabulary (4), Imperatives (3) and When clauses (2).

QAC

Where can I find...

Make some questions about the places in the city:

- Stadium

- Hospital

- Church

- Mall / Supermarket

- English academy

Pull out your cellphones please...

From time to time, some activities will require the use of cellphones. When you hear those words, it's time to play!!!!

https://quizlet.com/356281241/flashcards

https://tinyurl.com/y7djq43p

Dates to remember

1st. Day

Writing Test 1!!!!

Speaking Test 1!!!!

Reading Quiz

Writing Test 2!!!!

Speaking Test 2!!!!

Final

Exam!!!

Speaking Test 3!!!!

ALP 2!!!

ALP 1!!!

http://www.barryfunenglish.com/

ALP

You can work individually, in pairs or groups of 3.

OPTION 02

OPTION 01

Welcome to Basic 8

Students present a health TV show where they discuss health issues and possible treatments. One person in the group should be the host, and the others can be the patients or experts. Don't forget to include visuals in your presentations.

Nominate 2 movies, tell the synopsis, the main characters and why you nominate them. Use language from all the units. Don't forget to include visuals in your presentations.