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- Greg Malivuk
- gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com (I only check this from school.)
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- 2019-03-23 Saturday: 5 Travel
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- Homework: units 3-4 test
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- “Find someone who” has done each of the things on the handout. When you find someone, write their name and get some additional information.
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- p. 58 part 1 - Listen to part of a radio program and choose the correct information.
- 1 almost 2000 miles
- 2 Gabon
- 3 working on a project
- 4 on foot and by boat
- 5 fifteen months
- part 2 - Read the article and match the questions with the paragraphs.
- 1 d
- 2 b
- 3 a
- 4 c
- 5 e
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- What tense is used in paragraph 2? Why?
- - Present perfect, because these actions started in the past and can happen more in the future.
- What tense is (mostly) used in paragraph 3? Why?
- - Simple past, because those happened at “specific” finished times in the past.
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- Grammar: simple past and present perfect
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- If an action continues now or could happen more in the future, use present perfect.
- If the time for that action is finished, use simple past.
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- If the time expression hasn’t finished, such as “today” or “this year”, we can give different information with the two tenses.
- I had one cup of coffee today. = I’m finished with coffee for today.
- I have had one cup of coffee today. = I might drink more coffee today.
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- p. 59 part 7 - Complete this paragraph with the correct forms of each verb.
- 1 have also flown (no specific time; can happen more in the future)
- 2 has done (still no specific time)
- 3 once spent (He spent 11 months doing this once. Those 11 months are finished.)
- 4 didn’t have (“that journey” is finished)
- 5 filled (still during “that journey”)
- 6 has used (“over the years” means in his whole life, which isn’t finished)
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- part 9 - Which of the expressions in the box can be used with present perfect and which can be used with simple past?
- present perfect: already, since, so far, this month, for, in the last ten years
- simple past: in 2009, last summer, yesterday, once, a few years ago, for
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- “for how long”= for + [amount of time]
- “since when” = since + [point in time]
- “how long ago” = [amount of time] + ago = specific time in the past
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- part 10 - Make these sentences true for you and share with your partners.
- 1 I’ve improved my English a lot in the last two years.
- 2 I’ve lived in Massachusetts for almost a year and a half.
- 3 I’ve been to this restaurant many times.
- 4 I’ve already paid my taxes this month.
- 5 I had a great vacation one month ago.
- 6 I once worked in a hospital for six months.
- 7 I ate pizza at lunchtime.
- 8 After I left school, I started to work.
- I have been to Florida for Christmas. = At some time in my life I’ve had the experience of being in Florida for Christmas.
- I went to Florida for Christmas. = I spent Christmas of 2018 in Florida.
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- Two Truths and a Lie
- Write three sentences about yourself with present perfect. Two of them must be true and one must be a lie.
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- BREAK
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- Share your sentences. Guess which one is the lie.
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- p. 60 - Where do you think these pictures are?
- A - Hong Kong
- B - Ireland (Cliffs of Moher)
- C - India
- D - Bali (Indonesia)
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- Vocabulary: vacation destinations
- part 1 - Where (from the pictures or somewhere else) can you find each of these things?
- http://www.learnersdictionary.com
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- Read the article about new types of vacation.
- What types of vacation are mentioned in the article? Where do people do this type of vacation?
- - cruises; Caribbean and Antarctica
- - spa vacations; Spain
- - safaris and bush camps; Kenya and South Africa
- - luxury historical tours; Egypt
- - cultural tours; China
- - week at the beach
- - backpacking; US, Australia, New Zealand
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- Grammar: Present Perfect Continuous
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- form: have/has + been + verb(ing)
- meaning: actions that started in the past and continue to the present
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- Some verbs like “live” don’t need the continuous form to have this meaning:
- I have lived in Boston since 2008. = I have been living in Boston since 2008.
- Most other verbs do have a different meaning:
- I have read The Secret Garden. = I finished it sometime in the past.
- I have been reading The Secret Garden. = I haven’t finished it yet. I’m still reading it.
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- I am thinking about changing my apartment.
- I’ve been thinking about changing my apartment. - Emphasizes that this is not a new thought.
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- p. 61 part 8 - Match the activities with the results, combine them with present perfect and present perfect continuous.
- 1 e - We’ve been tracking elephants today. We have taken some amazing photos.
- 2 a - I’ve been lying by the pool all day, so I have already finished my book.
- 3 b - We’ve been looking for a cheep deal, but we haven’t found one.
- 4 c - I have been touring European cities and I’ve seen dozens of churches.
- 5 f - We have been following the coastal path and we have walked ten miles.
- 6 d - We have been visiting local markets and we have spent a fortune.
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- lie -> lying
- die -> dying
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- p. 64 part 1 - Talk with your partner about whether you have ever had any problems with thse things on a trip.
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- How many times have you been in Boston?
- How much time have you been in Boston?
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- p. 65 part 1 - Read the postcard and answer these questions.
- 1 came from Bangkok and is now in Sydney, Australia
- 2 friends - “my uncle” is not how you’d refer to him for other family members
- 3 people: fantastic; places: out of this world
- 4 surfing, touring
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- part 2a - Find examples of each of these informal features in the postcard.
- abbreviations: bc, ps, pics
- parentheses: (fell off every time!), (wow!)
- contractions: haven’t
- exclamation marks: !
- informal expressions: Hi, Down Under, wow
- (listing items: been surfing, seen the Opera House, been on a bot trip)
- leaving out words: (I) Finally made it to Sydney, (The) weather here (is) gorgeous, (I’ve seen) no kangaroos or koalas yet
- other things? closing with only her name, dash after “Brisbane”
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- Homework: write a postcard from Boston or a real or imagined vacation somewhere else. try to use some of the informal features from p. 65 but NOT leaving out words
- Also: read p. 75 and do parts 3, 4, 5 on p. 74
- Next week’s topic is food and it’s the last class of this session. Try to bring some food from your country that we can share after the break.
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