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2015-07-28 Core: 3 swimming & titanic

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  1. Greg Malivuk
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  3. (This is the Core class.)
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  5. How much water do you drink every day?
  6. How much other water do you use every day?
  7. (total water)/(total population) = average water use per person
  8. p. 33 part 2 - with your partner guess the numbers for each sentence
  9. 1 70
  10. 2 3
  11. 3 46
  12. 4 10
  13. 5 200
  14. ---
  15. What are some ways you can save water?
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  17. p. 34 part 1 - with your partner, use the words in the box to make sentences about the pictures
  18. A - The people are diving in the ocean. The shark is swimming.
  19. B - The people are rafting in a river. They are paddling quickly. It is exciting and sometimes dangerous.
  20. C - The person is swimming in a natural pool (cenote).
  21.  
  22. All of the activities in the first box can be used with “go”: go diving, go fishing, go sailing, go windsurfing
  23. (especially if you do it for fun or for exercise)
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  25. part 4 - listen to people describe two of the pictures and decide if the statements are true or false
  26. part 5 - what do you think happened next? (then listen and check)
  27. capsize = when a boat turns upside-down
  28. labyrinth = a confusing maze (especially one that you can walk around inside)
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  30. p. 35 part 8
  31. What were they doing when they saw the hippo? = What were they doing first?
  32. What did they do when they saw the hippo? = What did they do after (as a reaction)?
  33.  
  34. She was cooking dinner when I got home. = She was in the middle of cooking at that moment.
  35. She cooked dinner when I got home. = The whole action happened after I got home.
  36. (She had cooked dinner when I got home. = The whole action happened before I got home.)
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  38. Remember that stative verbs are not used in any continuous tenses. (love, want, believe, etc.)
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  40. p. 35 part 10 - complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs and when/while/because/so
  41. 1 I was taking a photo of the hippo when I dropped my camera in the water.
  42. 2 My friend fell out of the raft because he wasn’t holding on.
  43. 3 I saw some strange fish while I was diving.
  44. 4 I was having (= experiencing) some problems with my mask so my brother helped me.
  45. ---
  46. part 11 - complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs (simple or continuous)
  47. 1 was working
  48. 2 heard
  49. 3 began
  50. 4 bought
  51. 5 went
  52. 6 swam (the action of swimming past the boat finished quickly)
  53. 7 was moving
  54. 8 caught up
  55. 9 got
  56. 10 spent
  57. 11 felt
  58. (Remember: continuous tenses focus on the “middle” of an action that has duration. If nothing interrupts the action, we probably don’t use continuous.)
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  60. BREAK
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  62. Think of the first time you tried a new activity or learned a new skill.
  63. Your partners will take turns asking you yes/no questions about the time you tried the activity.
  64. The person who guesses correctly chooses the next activity.
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  66. What do you know about the Titanic?
  67. p. 36 part 1 - which paragraph of the reading answers these questions?
  68. a 2
  69. b 1
  70. c x
  71. d 3
  72. e x
  73. dignity = honor, respect
  74. part 2 - with your partner read the article again and answer these questions
  75. 1 finding two US nuclear submarines that had disappeared in the 1960s
  76. 2 joyful, then sad and solemn (because a lot of people had died there)
  77. 3 disappointed because he hadn’t wanted those things to happen
  78. ---
  79. They were looking for submarines that had disappeared in the 1960s.
  80. They felt solemn because many people had died there.
  81. He was disappointed because he hadn’t wanted that to happen.
  82.  
  83. Past Perfect = “past of the past” - to show that one thing happened before another thing in the past
  84. every perfect tense = [have] + past participle
  85. past perfect = had + past participle
  86.  
  87. It was seen. = simple past passive
  88. It had been seen. = past perfect passive
  89. (passive = [be] + past participle)
  90.  
  91. We can use “already”, “yet”, “just”, “for”, and “since” the same way in the past perfect as we can in the present perfect.
  92. She had already cooked dinner when I got home.
  93. She hadn’t yet cooked dinner when I got home.
  94. She had just cooked dinner when I got home.
  95.  
  96. The Titanic had been at the bottom of the ocean since 1912.
  97. When Ballard discovered it, the Titanic had been at the bottom of the ocean for 73 years.
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  99. p. 37 part 7 - choose the correct form for each verb
  100. 1 had been
  101. 2 sank
  102. 3 was
  103. 4 had disappeared
  104. 5 hadn’t located
  105. 6 had visited
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  107. Homework: p. 38 parts 2, 3, 4, 5 (about the reading on p. 39)
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