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WARM UP
¡Welcome Back!
¿Are you ready to speak English?
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How was your day?
How are you doing?
What did you do yesterday?
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Goals / Objectives
Time to speak English
Goals
Goal 1
Goal 4
Review
IDIOM AND PHRASES
Goal 3
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Review
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I USED TO
Let's make a quick review of yesterday's class.
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It's time to speak english!
PARTIES
Indicaciones:
- Pair up and practice this example at least 5 times each role
A- Are you comfortable with traffic jam?
B- Not at all. I feel annoyed.
A- Why does it happen?
B- Because there are too many vehicles on the streets during rush hours, I bet.
A- How often do you sit in a traffic jam?
B- Just every day, when I finish office hour and go back home.
A- What time in a day are you usually caught in a traffic jam?
B- In rush hour at 7 a.m and 5 p.m
A- How long does it take to escape from the traffic jam?
B- At least half an hour.
A- What do you do while waiting in a long line?
B- I often glance at my watch actually.
A- Have you ever had any trouble caused by traffic jam?
B- Yes, just yesterday I was late for an important meeting with my clients.
A- How has the traffic situation changed recently?
B- There are more vehicles, which makes traffic jam more and more serious.
'Be used to'
We use 'be used to + verb-ing' to talk about things which feel normal for us or things that we are accustomed to:
Let's practice:
Your coach will ask randomly for one example using your own experience of the things you used to do and but don't do any more.
Idioms and Phrases
CALL IT A DAY
SICK AND TIRED