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- Greg Malivuk
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- (This is the Core class.)
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- p. 45 part 2 - did you want to do any of these jobs when you were a child?
- veterinarian -> vet
- part 3 - with a partner, decide which adjectives in part 3 go with which jobs, and think of another job for each adjective
- part 4 - then discuss the answers to these questions
- adjectives for jobs: badly paid, boring, dangerous, demanding, dirty, exciting, glamorous, rewarding, routine, satisfying, secure, stressful, well-paid, safe
- adjectives for workers: badly paid, responsible, well-paid, bored, excited, satisfied, stressed, safe
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- How has your (ideal) job changed in the past 50 years? How will it change in the next 50?
- p. 46 “Fast lane to the future” - what do you think this article will be about?
- Read the article
- rumor: a story that people tell each other, but they aren’t really sure if it’s true
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- p. 46 part 3 - complete the chart
- Meena Shekaran - accountant - a company that imports exercise equipment
- Tamil Selvan - senior technician - Hyundai car factory
- Kashinath Manna - farmer - self-employed
- Morten Andersen - manager - Nokia
- (Finn/Finland/Finnish, Angle/Angleland/Anglish = Angle/England/English, Swede/Sweden/Swedish, Dane/Denmark/Danish, Turk/Turkey/Turkish, Frank/Frankia/Frankish)
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- BREAK
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- Do you think the new road will be a good thing or a bad thing for India?
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- p. 47 Grammar: predictions
- certainly, definitely, probably, possibly - we can use these to modify “will”
- (It will certainly rain. It will probably be sunny. / It certainly won’t rain. It probably won’t be sunny.)
- part 8 - cross out the option which is not logical (with a partner)
- part 9 - what is the difference between correct options?
- 1 won’t (will = 100%, might < 100%)
- 2 may not (could = possibility, will = 100% prediction)
- 3 will (might = contrast with the previous sentence, might not = prediction from the previous sentence)
- 4 might not (could = possibility, will = 100% prediction)
- 5 will (may = maybe I didn’t expect it to go near our house, but it is possible; might not = maybe I thought that it would go near our house, but I understand that it might not)
- 6 may not (may is slightly more possible than might)
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- part 11 - in the sentences, should you say work(s) or job(s)?
- 1 work (“work” is a verb, “job” is only a noun)
- 2 job (“job” is a count noun, “work” is noncount)
- 3 work (“work” is a noncount noun)
- 4 work (verb)
- 5 work (noncount noun, no “a” or “the” or something else which would be necessary with “job”)
- 6 work (verb)
- 7 jobs (“a few” + count nouns)
- 8 work (noun)
- part 12 - then ask your partner each question 1-4
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- p. 47 part 13 - with your group, make some predictions about each area for the future of your own country
- environment = nature (plants, trees, wild animals)
- local politics = politics in your region or city (not national or international)
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- Homework: p. 50 parts 2, 3, 4 (about the reading on p. 51)
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