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Phrasal Verbs Relating to ClothesCircle the phrasal verbs in the following sentences:Childrenoften wearout theirclothes.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.I think I need to go on a diet. I can’t get into my jeans.These jeans are too small for me. I’ll give them away[r]

what this book or film waswhen you read or saw itwhy you decided to see the film or read the bookand say if you enjoyed it and why.Pauline I like reading … especially English novels … it’s a great way to improve yourvocabulary and there are so many fantastic author[r]

TravellingRead and complete.What are their favourite ways oftravelling?Why?KimConnieAbdulKimI live in the city centre, so the shops are near to my house. I take the bus. Taxis are tooexpensive. Sometimes I walk home. My favourite way of travelling is the train. It’s veryrelaxing[r]

Talk a LotClothesDiscussion Questions:1. What is your favourite item of clothing?Why do you like it? Where did you get it from? How long have you had it?2. Which item of clothing do you hate the most?Why? When are you going to get rid of it?3. What do[r]

Part 2: Chia động từ cho phù hợp:
1. I’m on a diet. I …………………………..(eat) nothing but bananas for the last month.
2. How ……………………….(you, break) your leg? – I ……………(fall) off a ladder when I ………………… (put) up curtains. The worst of it ……………....(be) that it ….….………….(be) just before the holidays and I[r]

Embraced (parag 4):………………….III/ 5/Writing:What do the underlined words refer to:££We (parag1):……………………..we (parag5):…………………….1/ Expressthe followingsentences differently.Begin as indicated.6/Dousingyou thinkthateffectivelyfriendshiptoendsafterthe death of one of the two friends?a/ I prefermy[r]

23. Would you like __________________ a cup of coffee? (drink)24. There’s no point in __________________ the matter. He has already made his decision.(discuss)25. I prefer __________________ to skiing. (snowboard)26. Do you mind __________________ Anita to the doctor? (bring)27.[r]

... why I have chosen also to study some foreign languages If you have any suggestions for further reading, could you please let me know? Thanks for your attention Julie Luddon What does the article

Task 3, page 257 of Access to International English:Evaluating essays: Go to access.cappelendamm.no to find three examples of essays – one personal, onepersuasive and one expository. Read the essays and then write a short comment on each. How well doyou think the writer has structured his or[r]

- Why do you think so?- Do you think your first language is influenced by any other languages?- Does English influence your first language too?OMANInterview- What is your full name?- Can I see your ID?- Where are you from?- Tell me about your house.- Which room is[r]

5. She wondered:” how much pay can I expect?”She wondered how much pay she could expect.6. The captain asked:”When will we get to the coast, guide?”The captain asked the guide when they would get to the coast.7. The gardener inquired:”Why didn’t you buy a new shovel?”The gardene[r]

17)18)19)20)21)22)23)24)25)26)When you go to amusement parks with lots of people, always stay together with your family.If a stranger asks you personal questions, keep your name and address private.When you go to school, walk with a friend.When you go[r]

Student: Is this our final dialogue? Professor: I hope so! You’ve been becoming quite a pain, you know! Student: Yes, I’ve enjoyed our conversations too. What’s up here? Professor: It’s about the projects you should be doing as you learn this material; you know, actual programming, where you do some[r]

Speaking B1
Part 1: Selfintroduction
Part 2: short talk on one topic
Session 1: YOURSELF
SELFINTRODUCTION:
+ Say Good morning Good afternoon (with smiling face)
+ Give your name,
+ Say about your family (how many people in your family, their work…)
+ your work (what company, in what business, your[r]

II. Warm up and check.


while teaching
III. New lesson.
Ask ss to say again the way to change from adj to adv
ask ss to do ex 1/ 162
adjs or advs




correct ss’ mistakes


Ex 2/ 162 –Modal verbs
+ S + can/ must/ should / may / might/will…+ V…
- S + can/ must/ should/ may/……+ not….[r]

Mary had a little lamb,Little lamb, little lamb,Mary had a little lamb,Its fleece was white as snowEverywhere that Mary went,Mary went, Mary went,Everywhere that Mary wentThe lamb was sure to goIt followed her to school one daySchool one day, school one dayIt followed her to school one dayWhich was[r]

24 unforgettable songs1.If I Had a Hammer2.Don’t Think Twice3.Puff The Magic Dragon4.500 Miles5.Early Morning Rain6.Blowin’ In The Wind7.Leaving on a Jet Plane8.For Loving Me9.Where Have All The Flowers Gone10.Go Tell It To The Mountain11.This Is Your Land12Mockingbird13,It Ain’t Me Ba[r]

Adjectives Ending with -ed and –ing1. Hello. You had an ____________ day?A. interestedB. interesting2. This wet weather is so _________?A. depressedB. depressing3. I will be very ______ if she does well in her test.A. surprisingB. surprised4. I've had a very ____ day. It's my bi[r]

A mother is the best friend anyone could ever ask for. When everyone else turns away, she is the one turning towards you, when you fall, she’s the one that helps you up and when your heart is filled with despair, she’s the one that gives you a glimpse of hope. The day a child is born, so is a mother[r]

How do you do

Pleased to meet you.

Good morning.

Good afternoon

Good evening.

How are you?

How are things?

Hows the family?

It was very nice meeting you.

trip

Have a good journey

flight.

I hope to see you again.[r]