Class 17/12/2014

This day, we started Unit 3A: Against the Law.

 We was learning VOCABULARY relationated with CRIME. (pq.24)

 We was reviewing "HOW LAW-ABIDING ARE YOU?" using the 2nd conditional. (pg. 24-25).


FOR CHRISTMASS:
                 FIND A BOOK IN ENGLISH!!!

Advice: Before buying a book, check an example on the net.

Where's the stress? A pronunciation game.

Match the words to the stress patterns at bottom of page.

2B Where's the stress? Key

2B Where's the stress? Key

I  Oo	Really; weaken; weakness; critic; judgement
2 oO	Prefer; convince; convinced; conclude
3 Oooo	Preference; preferably; origin; criticize; critical; recognise
4 oOo	Conclusion; conclusive; conviction; convincing; judgemental
5 Oooo	Preference; criticism
6 oOoo	Conclusively; originate; original; reality; responsable; responsibility
7 ooOo	Realistic; recognition
8 ooOoo	Recognisable; recognisably

Exam part II on Monday 15th!

The second part of our exam, listening and writing, willl be on Monday next, 15th.
See your gmail for details.
Tom.

Getting used to Vs To be used to: Time - line.

 I hope this time-line helps clarify the difference between getting used to something and being used to something. See the text below.

I get up late.	I’m getting used to 6:30 alarm-calls. It’s not easy.	I’m used to getting up at 6:30

Student                      September ’13            September ’14                        Now

life.                             Got job.

When I was a student, I never had to get up early, but when I started working in September last year, I had to get up at 6:30 every day. It was very hard, and I thought I’d never get used to it, but now it’s just part of my routine.

Class 3.12.14

Today's class was dedicated to reviewing units 1 & 2.

To review for your exam, don't forget to check the links provided on the blog for online theory and practice.

Have a great break.

Class 1.12.14

In this class we review material from U1 & 2

Speaking:

Nightmare Neighbours Review of Used to / always ....ing

Matching auxiliaries.

Grammar:

Auxiliaries 

Used to

Homework:

Review U.1 & 2, and bring your questions & doubts to class.