We will get started
at 9:15
Today’s agenda
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Presentations- Friday group submit writing
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first group present
Give
written feedback/notes to the presenters
Feedback slips
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“Making a Dinner Reservation” dialogues
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“100 Most Used Adjectives Adverbs and
Prepositions”
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“Phrasal verbs 1&2”
Friday
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Presentations- Monday group submit writing
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second group present
Feedback
slips
Monday
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Presentations- third group present
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Feedback slips
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Replacement quiz or test
Tuesday
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Review of our course work
Wednesday, June 26th
Final day
Marks day
I will not teach on
the final day. I have to finish all of your marks, report cards, etc.
On the final day, I
can meet with each person to discuss your progress and final marks.
It’s very normal to feel nervous about talking to a group.
Everybody is scared or at least wary of speaking in public.
#1 fear of most people is public speaking
If you feel nervous, you are in good company.
when faced with an opportunity to do some public speaking-
autonomic responses – unconscious, automatic body responses,
we can’t control them
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nervousness
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heart racing
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upset stomach
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knot in your stomach
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butterflies in your stomach
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jittery, shaky hands
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sweating
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clammy hands
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vision blurred
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tunnel vision
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voice cracks
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have to go to the bathroom
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red face, blush
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mind goes blank
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feel faint
These are normal and predicable responses.
We are all in the same boat here. same shoes
We’re all on your side.
Everybody wants you to do well.
Try to relax. We are interested in what you have to say.
If you mess up, just take a moment. Keep going. Don’t
apologize.
The Tips I Give My Children for Public Speaking
1. Deaf grandmother- speak up. speal a bit louder than usual,
slow down a bit- listen CBC radio announcers
2. Good dog- energetic tone, animated
3. Magic eye – eye contact
Feedback slips-
We can give feeback to out classmates on their presentations.
Phrasal Verbs
verb + preposition = new meaning
changing the prepositon will change the meaning
wake + up = wake up She wakes
up at 7:30.
wake up – one meaning
put up – He will put up a
picture on the wall. hang
He will hang a picture on the
wall.
hang + up- Hang up the
telephone when you are finished talking.
I hung up on the telemarketer. ended the phone call
phrasal verb verb + preposition
hang + out -spend time socially
with people
Maris likes to hang out with her friends at the mall.
The kids hang out after school.
give up – quit He gave up his
dream to become a lawyer.
give in – allow defeat, stop fighting Dave gave in to his wife in their argument
about washing the dishes.
give out- pass out, hand out
The church was giving out free lunches to people last weekend.
The teacher gave out feedback slips to the students.
look at
look up
look for
look after
look up to
look down
look down on
look around I will go to
Gastown and look around.
Can I help you? I’m just looking. I’m just looking around.
Take your time. Have a look around. Feel free to browse.
browse(v)- relaxed looking
search(v)- focussed looking, looking carefully
https://albaenglish.co.uk/blog/100-common-phrasal-verbs-with-meanings-and-example-sentences/
verb + preposition
take out – Take out your worksheet.
You can get take out food from a restaurant. take-out or eat-in
Shira took out the garbage and recycling.
I took my wife out for a nice dinner.
take up – begin doing something, learn how to do something
Maris took up swimming last month.
Kurdonya decided to take up painting as a hobby.
go for- put in a lot of effort, do work to achieve a goal, try to
reach it
Shira will go for becoming a lawyer.
If you want to get better at speaking, you have to go for it. Don’t
allow your shyness to hold you back. Get out of your comfort zone.
Go for it! Keep trying!
Phrasal Verb 1
1.wake up, woke up, will wake up, be going to wake up
get up?
2.get up- get out of bed
get out- leave your apartment
I got up at 8am, and I got out of the house at 8:45.
3.hurry up Hurry up!
4.get on She got on
the plane/bus/train/Skytrain/subway/ferry at 6pm.
She boarded the plane at 6pm.
He got in the car.
She got in the Uber.
The kid get on his bicycle/skateboard.
*There no simple rules for prepositions and phrasal verbs.
5. look for
6.turn on – He turned on the TV/radio/computer/laptop.
turn up- increase volume, arrive, get to a place
My mother turned up the TV because she could not hear.
Maris turned up at the party three hours late.
You turned up to class 20 minutes early.
When you take a domestic flight, you should turn up at the airport
90 minutes early.
7. Sit down and relax. Have a seat. Take a seat. Make yourself
comfortable.
8.takes off- remove clothing
She took off her hat when she came in.
He tooks his tie off at the party.
9. Put on your glasses. She put on a necklace. She put on a bracelet/watch/bangles.
10.We got off the bus/train/plane.
She got out of the car.
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