I am sorry I did not write an entry before. This is really for Eduardo, if you happen to read it.
In our last lesson we were working on a listening about Norman. The story about him was full of contradictions, so after listening, we were asking questions starting with How come.
Example: He is single, so how come his wife opened the door?
Homework
Write about yourself using negative sentences, like: I can't cook. I never arrive on time. I don't have to go to bed early.
Reading of the text: Conspiracy theories about The death of Diana. Write down 5 questions which can be answered by reading the text.
Welcome to the new course of Learn and Enjoy! I'm looking forward to meeting you. Group Upper Intermediate. Teacher: Begoña Aspiunza. Students: Eduardo Guerrero
lunes, 20 de enero de 2014
jueves, 9 de enero de 2014
Yesterday we had our first class of the term.
Welcome Raquel and Jorge, it is really nice to have you in my class.
We started the year by talking about New Year´s Resolutions. I wish you all will achieve your targets.
Our first unit this term deals with liying and telling the truth. In this unit we study questions and negative sentences in general.
Questions:
with prepositions at the end, What were you talking about?
with auxiliary verbs: What did you make that face for?
with modal verbs: could you wait for a moment?
without an auxiliary verb: Who told you that?
with a question word + an adverb: how long, how often, how far?
indirect questions: I wonder if she ended up buying the blue one.
Another way to ask why is how come; it is not exactly the same, though. We ask how come when we find a situation or an action surprising. Just imagine somebody in your family who has a regular job gets up one morning and says: I'm not going to work. It is unusual so you ask: How come?
In our lesson we were reading some cartoon where various characters were lying for various reasons. Then we listened to a recording of those characters saying where they were actually thinking.
Vocabulary: Antonyms: Right/wrong; success/failure; Prefixes: agree/disagree; like/dislike. Question words: How come? How often? How long? How far?
Homework: practice pages 155 & 156 New Headway Upper Intermediate. Make the questions for
the quiz answers.
If you could'n come to class last Wednesday we were working on pages 34 & 35 of the New Headway
Upper Intermediate.
Welcome Raquel and Jorge, it is really nice to have you in my class.
We started the year by talking about New Year´s Resolutions. I wish you all will achieve your targets.
Our first unit this term deals with liying and telling the truth. In this unit we study questions and negative sentences in general.
Questions:
with prepositions at the end, What were you talking about?
with auxiliary verbs: What did you make that face for?
with modal verbs: could you wait for a moment?
without an auxiliary verb: Who told you that?
with a question word + an adverb: how long, how often, how far?
indirect questions: I wonder if she ended up buying the blue one.
Another way to ask why is how come; it is not exactly the same, though. We ask how come when we find a situation or an action surprising. Just imagine somebody in your family who has a regular job gets up one morning and says: I'm not going to work. It is unusual so you ask: How come?
In our lesson we were reading some cartoon where various characters were lying for various reasons. Then we listened to a recording of those characters saying where they were actually thinking.
Vocabulary: Antonyms: Right/wrong; success/failure; Prefixes: agree/disagree; like/dislike. Question words: How come? How often? How long? How far?
Homework: practice pages 155 & 156 New Headway Upper Intermediate. Make the questions for
the quiz answers.
If you could'n come to class last Wednesday we were working on pages 34 & 35 of the New Headway
Upper Intermediate.
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