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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: handout p. 153 (exercises 8, 9, 10)
- exercise 8
- 1 I mentioned (to Mr. Brody) that there was something wrong with the lights.
- 2 I reminded Julia that she and her friends had to tidy up after the party.
- (I reminded [someone] that Julia, she, and her friends...)
- (I reminded Julia and her friends to tidy up after the party.)
- (I reminded Julia and her friends that they had to tidy up after the party.)
- 3 He warned me not to touch any of the wires.
- 4 He denied that he had done anything wrong.
- He denied doing anything wrong.
- He denied having done anything wrong.
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- "deny" is a negative verb, "rarely", "seldom", and "never" are negative adverbs
- This means that they make the whole sentence negative, so for example you need to use "any-" words instead of "some-" words.
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- exercise 9
- 1 shouting (usually "shout at", not "shout to")
- 2 had mentioned
- 3 wondered
- 4 talk
- 5 asked
- 6 told
- 7 explained
- 8 claim
- 9 begged
- 10 thought
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- verbs with "to" + listener: say, mention, explain, admit, confess, report, propose
- verbs with "with": agree, argue, check, confirm, disagree
- verbs with no preposition: tell, ask, convince, inform, notify, persuade, remind, warn, assure, (instruct, command, order - only with infinitive)
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- exercise 10
- I can't agree with them
- and offered to help me
- I explained to them that I couldn't get the wheel off.
- One of them told me that / One of them said that
- and assured me that
- He even that I (should) stand
- (my) standing
- and warned me to watch out
- joked about the small wheels
- I said "Thanks" to them / I thanked them / I told them "Thanks"
- They refused to take
- I offered to pay them
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- p. 19 (Unit 2) - discuss the questions
- boarding school: a children's school where the students live and eat at the school
- coeducation: educating men and women together (shortened to "coed")
- ("coed" can also be an expression for a female student)
- sheltered/protected
- "sheltered" usually means overprotected in the context of raising children
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- p. 20 reading
- p. 21-22 vocabulary (in pairs) - choose the word or expression with the closest meaning
- 1 c
- 2 b
- 3 c
- 4 b
- 5 a
- 6 c
- 7 c
- 8 b
- 9 b
- 10 a
- 11 a
- 12 a
- 13 c
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- Homework: p. 26-32 reading - A, B, C
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