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- Greg Malivuk
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- (This is the Core class.)
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- How much water do you drink every day?
- How much other water do you use every day?
- (total water)/(total population) = average water use per person
- p. 33 part 2 - with your partner guess the numbers for each sentence
- 1 70
- 2 3
- 3 46
- 4 10
- 5 200
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- What are some ways you can save water?
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- p. 34 part 1 - with your partner, use the words in the box to make sentences about the pictures
- A - The people are diving in the ocean. The shark is swimming.
- B - The people are rafting in a river. They are paddling quickly. It is exciting and sometimes dangerous.
- C - The person is swimming in a natural pool (cenote).
- All of the activities in the first box can be used with “go”: go diving, go fishing, go sailing, go windsurfing
- (especially if you do it for fun or for exercise)
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- part 4 - listen to people describe two of the pictures and decide if the statements are true or false
- part 5 - what do you think happened next? (then listen and check)
- capsize = when a boat turns upside-down
- labyrinth = a confusing maze (especially one that you can walk around inside)
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- p. 35 part 8
- What were they doing when they saw the hippo? = What were they doing first?
- What did they do when they saw the hippo? = What did they do after (as a reaction)?
- She was cooking dinner when I got home. = She was in the middle of cooking at that moment.
- She cooked dinner when I got home. = The whole action happened after I got home.
- (She had cooked dinner when I got home. = The whole action happened before I got home.)
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- Remember that stative verbs are not used in any continuous tenses. (love, want, believe, etc.)
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- p. 35 part 10 - complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs and when/while/because/so
- 1 I was taking a photo of the hippo when I dropped my camera in the water.
- 2 My friend fell out of the raft because he wasn’t holding on.
- 3 I saw some strange fish while I was diving.
- 4 I was having (= experiencing) some problems with my mask so my brother helped me.
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- part 11 - complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs (simple or continuous)
- 1 was working
- 2 heard
- 3 began
- 4 bought
- 5 went
- 6 swam (the action of swimming past the boat finished quickly)
- 7 was moving
- 8 caught up
- 9 got
- 10 spent
- 11 felt
- (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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- BREAK
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- Think of the first time you tried a new activity or learned a new skill.
- Your partners will take turns asking you yes/no questions about the time you tried the activity.
- The person who guesses correctly chooses the next activity.
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- What do you know about the Titanic?
- p. 36 part 1 - which paragraph of the reading answers these questions?
- a 2
- b 1
- c x
- d 3
- e x
- dignity = honor, respect
- part 2 - with your partner read the article again and answer these questions
- 1 finding two US nuclear submarines that had disappeared in the 1960s
- 2 joyful, then sad and solemn (because a lot of people had died there)
- 3 disappointed because he hadn’t wanted those things to happen
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- They were looking for submarines that had disappeared in the 1960s.
- They felt solemn because many people had died there.
- He was disappointed because he hadn’t wanted that to happen.
- Past Perfect = “past of the past” - to show that one thing happened before another thing in the past
- every perfect tense = [have] + past participle
- past perfect = had + past participle
- It was seen. = simple past passive
- It had been seen. = past perfect passive
- (passive = [be] + past participle)
- We can use “already”, “yet”, “just”, “for”, and “since” the same way in the past perfect as we can in the present perfect.
- She had already cooked dinner when I got home.
- She hadn’t yet cooked dinner when I got home.
- She had just cooked dinner when I got home.
- The Titanic had been at the bottom of the ocean since 1912.
- When Ballard discovered it, the Titanic had been at the bottom of the ocean for 73 years.
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- p. 37 part 7 - choose the correct form for each verb
- 1 had been
- 2 sank
- 3 was
- 4 had disappeared
- 5 hadn’t located
- 6 had visited
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- Homework: p. 38 parts 2, 3, 4, 5 (about the reading on p. 39)
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