I’m going to go to Ikea.
I will go to Ikea.
We are going to go/will go the mall to take pictures with
Santa Claus.
cleaning your home- chores- clean the bathroom, change the
beds, do the laundry, wash the dishes, vacuum, sweep and mop, etc.
I invited my brother to my home.
invite(verb)- ask to visit
He is a doctor.
He is a plastic surgeon.
I want to rest. I want to relax. I want to take it easy.
IDIOM take it easy – rest and relax
Maybe I will go to the library.
I should do my PR application.
PR- Permanent Resident
Tomorrow, I am going tomorrow to visit my
friend, tomorrow.
This afternoon, I am going swimming. Then I am going to the library
for communication practice. Tomorrow I will clean my home and make food for
myself.
I will go to the stadium tomorrow to watch a football match.
The Whitecaps will play LA.
LA= Los Angeles
football match = soccer game
Good morning, everyone.
Today’s class plan:
·
Attendance
·
“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 2
·
Vocabulary exercises
·
Everyday dialogues “Making an Appointment”
·
Simple past verb tense
·
Continue “100 Most Common Verbs in English”
·
Listening work- vocabulary “Word List 1.1”
Monday
·
Return Quiz1
Go over
Optional rewrite for one point
·
Continue simple past verb tense
Tuesday
**
“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 2
Strengths- What went well for you this week in class?
Challenges- What was difficult for you this week in class?
Goals- What do you want to focus on improving next week?
Plan= What steps can you take to achieve that goal/those
goals?
**
Vocabulary Exercises 1
11. exactly – on time
The shoes cost exactly $50.
12. almost- close, nearly
13. cancelled OR delayed
cancel(verb)-
delayed(verb)- will happen later, postpone(v)
The airline flight was delayed
for two hours.
14. short OR long
The meeting lasted for
a long time.
15. He arrived late and missed the start of the movie.
Today, I arrived early to school.
I always arrive/come early to school.
She arrives/comes late to school sometimes.
16. We usually eat
breakfast around 8am.
She drinks coffee to stay awake.
You drink green tea when you are tired.
Every morning, they have green tea.
He drinks oolong tea.
black tea
red tea
17. The park was empty in the morning but got crowded later.
VOCAB crowded – many people are there
The mall will be crowded next Friday. It will be Black
Friday.
18. She always finishes her work before the deadline.
VOCAB deadline- the final time, the cutoff time
19. He studied for the test all night.
20. The store opens exactly at 10am every day.
The store opens approximately at 10am every day.
VOCAB approximately- not exact, close, around
There are approximately 20 people in our class today.
I have approximately two kids.
There exactly 19 people in class today.
We can some vocabulary that is a little bit harder next
week.
Are you happy or angry?
I feel happy when I learn English.
FUN SLANG angry + hungry = hangry(adjective)
The little kid is hangry.
My husband gets hangry.
**
“Making an Appointment”
A. Warm-Up
Questions
1. a
dental appointment / a dentist’s appointment, a family doctor's appointment/ a doctor's
appointment / a medical appointment, a specialist appointment,
VOCAB a specialist- a special doctor
who is an expert
- eye doctor(an optometrist), a
heart specialist(cardiologist), a brain specialist, a skin specialist(a
dermatologist), doctor for women(gynecologist), pee doctor(urologist), mental
health doctor(psychologist or psychiatrist)
My family doctor referred me to a
specialist.
lawyer appointment, bank
appointment, school appointment, haircut appointment, ICBC driving test
appointment, community worker appointment, job interview appointment, etc.
2. receptionist,
secretary, office worker, front desk worker
3. It
is important for your health. You want to understand the words. You don’t want
to make a mistake.
You want to
get correct information.
B. Vocabulary
Preview
1. appointment-
She has an appointment with her doctor today.
reservation- I
have a reservation for the ferry to Nanaimo.
2. receptionist-
a clerk, a secretary, front desk worker
3. patient(n)-
a sick person
The patient stayed in the hospital
for two days.
patient(adjective)- does not get
angry easily
The mother is very patient with her son.
Are you a patient person? always calm
He is impatient. She is an impatient person.
I am very impatient.
Swimming helps you to stay patient.
4. sore(adj)-
painful
His knee is sore.
Her
eyes are sore.
Your elbow is sore.
elbow
shoulder
wrist
knuckle
knee
ankle
jaw
My jaw is tight.
ears
earlobes
eyebrows
eyelashes
5. about(adj) It is about 5$.
6. doctor(n)
someone who helps sick people
7. noon(a)
12pm
afternoon- 12-5 approximately
8. bye
Bye bye. See you soon. See you again. See you later. Take care.
Be
safe.
Dialogue Reading
Receptionist
Patient
Let’s get into groups of two. Practice the dialogue. Then we
will perform them.
My eyes are bothering
me.
My hand is bothering me.
It hurts.
My knee is bothering me.
It is sore.
That man is bothering
me.
The lights are bothering
me. I have a headache.
The cold and rain are bothering
me.
Let’s try the other lines of dialogue.
What’s the matter? What’s wrong?
3.a sore throat
a fever- high temperature
a rash- a skin problem, skin is red
and itchy
a backache- a headache, a knee ache,
a shoulder ache, a neck ache
a bad cold, a flu (influenza),
Covid, measles, etc.
an ear infection, an eye
infection
I have an appointment for a haircut and colour.
Quiz1
-lined, ruled paper
-full name, class and date top right corner
Class EF1 EF2 or SL12
-phones and notes put
away
-dividers
-double space
-write between the margins
-number your answers
Quiz1
Write one sentence for each.
1. What
is your name?
2. What
country are you from?
3. What
family do you have?
4. What
food do you like?
5. What
are your hobbies?
6. What
are your future plans?
**
“Making an Appointment”
Let’s get into small groups (4-5 people).
Talk about the Warm-Up Questions and Vocabulary Preview
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