Let’s check the homework. BTW, Patrick Cowsill
Notice: look
at; pay attention to
Featured:
emphasized; shown
It’s pretty short notice: why didn’t you tell me before? I need more time
Whether: if
Up for that:
Do you want to do that?
You sound a little down: sad, depressed, a little blue
I thank my lucky stars: I am lucky
I just can’t stand the guy: I
don’t like that man; I hate that guy
Alternative:
another way; a different way to do it
Awful: bad,
terrible, sucks, no good
Brainstorm:
think of ideas
Figure it out:
understand; know, etc.
1. I just can’t stand the
guy: I hate him; I dislike him, etc.
I will choose the students
randomly.
Do NOT use sign language to
talk to your teacher.
It’s up to you:
You can go vertically. You go horizontally. You can go
diagonally. You can go backward(s).
Toward / towards
The elephant in Chinese chess goes diagonally.
Do you like Korean food?
What kind of Korean food do you like?
Please use a sentence when
you talk in this class to practice grammar. If they say YES with a sentence,
write down his/her name. If NO, do NOT write.
Have you ever been to Seoul?
Yes, I have been to Seoul.
Ever is only in the question,
not answer.
Why did you go there?
I went there to look at
pretty women.
State it: talk, say
Spouse: husband or wife:
married
Superficial: shallow
Top
Bottom
Corner
Kimchi is not bad.
Do you want a chicken burrito
or a beef burrito?
Spouse: husband or wife
Siblings: brothers and
sisters
How many brothers and sisters do you have? = How many siblings do you have?
Please write down your partner’s answers in English,
NOT Chinese.
1. Yang Ming Mountain is a
dormant (sleeping) volcano.
If a volcano erupts within
10,000 years, it is a dormant and not extinct volcano.
2. The police use German
shepherds because these dogs are easy to train. They are smart.
3. Vampires don’t like
garlic.
4. The smartphone distracts
me because it has messages and gossip.
Listening Practice:
I will talk. Write down what I say. If you don’t
understand, ask:
Could you please repeat that?
How do you spell ______?
Difficult
Distractions
What happened…?
Trampoline
Gorilla
Difficult
Distractions
What happened…?
Trampoline
Gorilla
1.
Perhaps the most difficult thing the human being is
called upon to face is long, concentrated thinking.
Is called upon: must
3.
A hundred years later and the problem has only gotten worse.
Get/got/gotten
Wood (n)
Wooden (adj)
What happened…?
20%
Trampoline
Gorilla Genre
Distractions
Wood (n) Wooden (adj) Helmet
What happened…? Trampoline
Genre: kind of movie or book: science fiction, comedy,
cartoon, romance, etc. Gorilla
Gotten worse
Multi-tasking: do many jobs at the same time
Rules: Write down your partner’s answer in English.
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