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UNIT 1:
RELATIONSHIPS
Introduce yourself
On Jamboard, write/illustrate FIVE things about yourself
Wins
Grading Criteria
In my opinion, ...
I have to say that...
The way I see it, ...
Personally, I (don’t) think...
What makes a good friend?
Lesson A (pt.1)
• Come along with me! I'll show you my
new book
• I can't stand him. He brings out the worst in me.
We were very close friends but after a fight we
drifted apart and now I barely talk to her.
I remember my friends made me feel like a
superhero when they cheered me up in my
football matches.
My friends are the only ones I can open up to. They always listen to me.
People who put you down can never be called
It was good to run into my old friend. I hadn't
seen him in years.
My friends will stand up for me in any situation.
I count on them
Phrasal Verbs
I love black tea. I couldn't do without it.
Sofia is one of those great friends you come by
only once in a while.
Hang on to those friends who let you grow
independently from them, yet side-by-side.
Title
Emma turned her friend down when he needed her help.
Tell about a friend who always cheers you up
when you’re feeling bad.
Tell about a friend who is always happy to help when you run into a problem.
Do you hang on to old friends?
Have your school friends and you drifted apart over the years?
SEPARABLE:
I'm gonna turn the offer down.
I'm gonna turn down the offer.
I'm gonna cheer you up
I'm gonna cheer up you
INTRANSITIVE PHRASAL VERBS:
Friends drift apart
Friends drift apart the ocean.
On Jamboard, classify the phrasal verbs.
Separable: bring out, cheer up, put down, turn down
Inseparable: run into, drift apart, stand up for, open up, hang on to, come by, do without
Three-word verbs: stand up for, hang on to
p.3
• I like to hang on to friends who...
• When someone puts me down, I...
• I will stand up for anyone who...
• I open up around people who...
• Nothing cheers me up as much as...
What are some good places to meet new friends?
Lesson B (pt 1)
What is a chance meeteing?
a bunch: a group
to make a long story short: a common
expression that means the whole story is
longer and has more detail, but the speaker
is only going to tell the end result.
Listen to Dena talk about how she met Kate
Listen
Where were they when they first met?
Where did they meet again?
Why were Dena and Kate going to Los Angeles?
What did Dena regret after she said good-bye to Kate?
How much time passed between their first and second meetings?
How did Samantha, the guest at the party, know Kate?
Meeting New Friends – Gerund and Infinitive
Constructions
Grammar
I kept...
I don't expect...
They plan...
I'm considering...
We appreciate...
Last year I started...
Gerund/Infinitive
On Jamboard, write the main verbs in the correct category.
Buzzin.live
Would you continue __________ (talk) a friend if he or she never answered your texts or emails?
Which friend do you prefer __________ (hang out) with the most?
Do you get annoyed when friends ask ............... (borrow) your clothes?
Would you give up __________
(practice) an instrument or sport if you got to spend more time with friends?
Would you refuse __________ (go out) with a friend if he or she wanted to see a movie you weren't interested in seeing?
Lesson A (pt. 2)
In 1.5 min, write a list of word or phrases you associate with friendship
Find the words related to friendship (educaplay)
Vocab
On Jamboard, match the definitions.
Choose 4 words and write 4 sentences
How do you manage conflicts with friends?
Expressions for disagreeing:
I see your point, but…
I see what you mean, but…
I’m not sure I agree.
Do you think so?
People who are close in age empathize with
each other better.
People with similar social backgrounds have
more harmonious friendships.
People with similar personalities have the
most enduring friendships.
People should only mingle with friends who
have the same interests.
People who have similar values and beliefs
have stronger connections.
People from different cultures often clash with
each other.
p.5
Writing
What is a thesis statement?
Underline the thesis statement
Match the paragraphs with the main ideas
Write a composition about a friend.
Include a thesis statement.
Have a single focus on each paragraph.
1. Write a thesis statement.
2. Write the composition on Jamboard.
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paint
make
Lesson B (pt.2)
a prefix is added to the
start of a root word to change the word’s
meaning.
re
Title
WHAT'S THE MEANING OF THE PREFIX 'RE'?
That REMAKE of the Lion King was absolutely dreadful.
I need to REPAINT my room because I no longer like its current color.
REturn
re=do again or turn back
What other re- verbs do you know?
How would you define them?
recapture, reconsider...
Rekindle
Rehash
Redefine
Replace,
Recall,
Resurface
Reconnect
Rebuild
- The holiday was a last chance to rekindle their love.
- Some students merely rehash what they've heard in lectures.
- Social networking has redefined the meaning of "friend".
- The factory replaced most of its workers with robots.
- Can you recall what happened last night?
- Carlos resurfaced last week, after spending the past few months doing research in the library.
- Sometimes you need to take time out of your busy lives just to be together and reconnect.
- It takes time to rebuild a damaged friendship
What does “maintain a friendship” mean?
How do you do it?
Title
1.Never betray their trust
2. ...?
Well, I think it’s important…
Yeah, that’s true, but even more important is…
And let’s not forget…
You’re right… is also quite important.
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virtual life,
extended family,
in-person meetups, passing
introverted, extroverted,
likelihood,
be glued to