1. Complete the online Unit 6 test without using your book or a dictionary.
2. The writing section will be collected on Tuesday.
3. Begin Unit 7 on Tuesday. Please look over the Unit 7 because we will work as fast as we can for the next four weeks.
UNIT 6 TEST >>>
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Homework for Thursday, May 17, 2012
1. Workbook pp. 53-56
2. Worksheet- 6D Grammar "Should or Shouldn't?"
3. We will finish Unit 6 on Thursday. Online Unit 6 exam over the weekend
2. Worksheet- 6D Grammar "Should or Shouldn't?"
3. We will finish Unit 6 on Thursday. Online Unit 6 exam over the weekend
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Homework for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
1. Unit Five Quick Test: Complete all sections without your book or a dictionary
2. Worksheet: Grammer 6C "May or Might"
3. p 69 coursebook
4. p.75 coursebook: "Can You Say This in English?:" Write a sentence for each item in exercises a & b
5. Last chance to submit the writing assignment
2. Worksheet: Grammer 6C "May or Might"
3. p 69 coursebook
4. p.75 coursebook: "Can You Say This in English?:" Write a sentence for each item in exercises a & b
5. Last chance to submit the writing assignment
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Homework for Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Homework:
Make a list of the things you need or want to improve in English. Be specific.
Student book p. 64 exs,a, b, d, e
Make a list of the things you need or want to improve in English. Be specific.
Student book p. 64 exs,a, b, d, e
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Thursday's lesson, March 29,2012
For Tuesday, April 3
Exam Information: Unit 5 Exam: Small group discussion, topic "What did the Polish people have to get used to after independence from the Soviet Union? Discuss this with your parents or anyone else who clearly remembers this time.
Written parts: grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, reading and writing. If you have submitted (given) both writing assignments, you do not need/have to take the writing part of the exam in class.
Grammar Points
prepositions of movement
verb + ing (gerund)
infinitives with "to"
have to, must, mustn't
Exam Information: Unit 5 Exam: Small group discussion, topic "What did the Polish people have to get used to after independence from the Soviet Union? Discuss this with your parents or anyone else who clearly remembers this time.
Written parts: grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, reading and writing. If you have submitted (given) both writing assignments, you do not need/have to take the writing part of the exam in class.
Grammar Points
prepositions of movement
verb + ing (gerund)
infinitives with "to"
have to, must, mustn't
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
New Vocabulary 27-03-2012
complicated adjective
complication n.
motivate v.
motivation n.
mind v.
Reminder: Unit 5 exam Tuesday, April 3; all writing assignments due also.
complication n.
motivate v.
motivation n.
mind v.
Reminder: Unit 5 exam Tuesday, April 3; all writing assignments due also.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Homework for Tuesday, March 27, 2012
1) Writing Assignment #2 due Thursday.
2) Worksheet 5B "Infinitive or Verb + ing"
3) Worksheet 5C "Have to...."
Download, print and complete.
Lesson Vocabulary:
allowed=permitted Smoking is not permitted/allowed at busstops.
obligation=duty Parents and children have obligations to eachother.
obligatory: adjective form Paying taxes is obligatory.
impose v. To ask or demand someone to do something Police are allowed to impose a fine on speeding drivers.
to be based upon- phrasal verb: 1)to have has a foundation English is based upon Latin and German.
'noun' -based- adjective form 2) English is Latin and German-based language.
3) to be based v. To be located or situated someplace Some Polish soldiers are based in afghanistan.
4) intensive adj. 1 involving a lot of activity, effort, or careful attention in a short period of time :
2) Worksheet 5B "Infinitive or Verb + ing"
3) Worksheet 5C "Have to...."
Download, print and complete.
Lesson Vocabulary:
allowed=permitted Smoking is not permitted/allowed at busstops.
obligation=duty Parents and children have obligations to eachother.
obligatory: adjective form Paying taxes is obligatory.
impose v. To ask or demand someone to do something Police are allowed to impose a fine on speeding drivers.
to be based upon- phrasal verb: 1)to have has a foundation English is based upon Latin and German.
'noun' -based- adjective form 2) English is Latin and German-based language.
3) to be based v. To be located or situated someplace Some Polish soldiers are based in afghanistan.
4) intensive adj. 1
She took a one-week intensive course in English.
supposed to be phrasal verb= should You are supposed to be a responsible citizen.
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