2019-04-22 Level 1: review and test

Greg Malivuk
gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Homework: Write your side of the conversation with complete sentences. Make sure to use capital letters and periods correctly.
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“Business is good.” - This means business in general.
“The business is good.” - This means one specific business. For example, I have a new company, and it is doing well.
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p. 32 part 1 - Complete the messages with the words.
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“April showers bring May flowers.”
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Part 2 - Write yes/no questions with these words.
1 Is your teacher American?
  Yes, he is.
2 Are we in an office?
  No, we aren’t. We’re in a classroom.
3 Are you from Europe?
  Yes, I am. I’m from Switzerland.
4 Are your friends teachers?
  No, they aren’t.
5 Is this classroom cold?
  No, it isn’t.
6 Are you OK?
  Yes, I am.
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Remember: “Are you OK?” means I think there is a problem.
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part 4 - Write the correct plurals. Then tell me the letters.
1 airports
2 beaches
3 buses
4 cities (y -> ie)
5 countries
6 friends
7 offices
8 photos
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potato -> potatoes
photo -> photos
- If you shorten a word (photograph -> photo, combination -> combo), the plural is only -s.
- If the word comes from Italian or (sometimes) Spanish, the plural is only -s.
	tacos, capuccinos, sopranos, Latinos
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part 5 - Spell the numbers. (Inside a word, ‘-’ is a hyphen.)
a twenty-three
b eighty-three
c sixty
d eighty-nine
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Remember: some numbers have unusual spellings
11 = eleven
12 = twelve
13 = thirteen
15 = fifteen
20 = twenty
30 = thirty
40 = forty
50 = fifty
100 = a hundred / one hundred
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part 7 - Complete the questions and choose the correct answers.
1 are - c
2 Is - d
3 zip code - a (“one triple-zero seven”)
4 your - b
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When we give something to someone, we often say
	Here is your ____. / Here’s your ____.
or:	Here are your ____.
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BREAK
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Unit 2 test
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Classroom and object vocabulary
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Prounciation symbols (IPA) from AEF

You can sit in a seat.
There are sheep on that ship.
I sleep on a bad bed.
I need fuel, you fool.
- If the letter ‘u’ includes the /u/ sound, it usually starts with a ‘y’ sound.
Look at Luke. Someone is going to pull him into the pool.