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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: write a letter to a friend asking advice about whether you should try an extreme sport (it can be a normal one or the one you invented today), and write a reply from the friend
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- p. 128 part 2 - answer the questions
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- If you had to live for the rest of your life in a new city (of your choice), what 5 things or people would you bring with you? (You would bring the people to live there with you.) Tell your partner what city you would choose and your list of 5 things or people.
- (Assume you automatically have the clothes you’re wearing and all necessary travel documents. Those don’t count against your maximum of 5.)
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- part 4 - use relative clauses to write a definition of each thing, and then think of at least one example
- A life-threatening situation is a situation in which you could die.
- A house fire is an example of a life-threatening situation.
- Bravery is the ability to overcome your fear.
- Entering a house that is on fire shows bravery.
- A dangerous place is a place where you shouldn’t go alone because it’s not safe.
- A volcano is a dangerous place.
- Extreme sports are unusual sports that are dangerous.
- BASE jumping is an extreme sport.
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- part 5 - which word doesn’t fit with the others?
- 1 plane - it’s transportation and the others are accommodations or places to stay
- 2 heal - the others are hospital procedures
- 3 mirror - the others are related to plants
- 4 pain - the others are people
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- part 6
- If you are deathly allergic to something (like bee stings), it means that thing could kill you.
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- p. 125 part 5b - use the highlighted expressions from the letter to complete these sentences
- 1 Actually
- 2 obviously / of course
- 3 By the way
- 4 So
- 5 The thing is
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- p. 122 - remember the expressions with “take”
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- p. 120 - words with -ful or -less
- careful/careless, hopeful/hopeless, helpful/helpless, useful/useless
- stressful/-, beautiful/-
- -/paperless, -/homeless, -/wireless
- noun + -ful/-less = adjective
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- parts of speech: noun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, pronoun, conjunction, etc.
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- If the sentence starts with “if”, you need a comma in the middle.
- You don’t need a comma if the sentence has “if” in the middle.
- (These are real conditionals.)
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- If I didn’t wear glasses, I couldn’t read the board. (I would not be able to read it.)
- If I tried to run a marathon tomorrow, I couldn’t do it.
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- BREAK
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- part 3 - “wish” + [past], just like “if + [past]” in second conditional sentences
- I don’t have much money. -> I wish I had more money. = If I had more money, I would be happier.
- I can’t speak French. -> I wish I could speak French. = If I could speak French, I would be happier.
- part 7 - you might need to change the tense of the verb and correct it for he/she/it
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