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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: Write a report like this (with aims, findings, and recommendations) either for one of the public health initiatives on p. 76 (from the different countries) or for a fitness company that wants to change from a traditional gym to the gym you designed in class.
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- p. 80 parts 1 and 3 - Write the correct form of the verbs in the first half of the blog post (gerund, infinitive, or base form, plus maybe a preposition), and replace the noun objects with pronouns in the second half.
- 1 from working
- 2 to become
- 3 for thinking
- 4 to suffer
- 5 sitting
- 6 working (parallel structure: these are connected with ‘or’ and should be in the same form)
- go in for it
- look into them
- turn it around (“turn...around” is separable)
- put up with it
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- Handout part 2 - replace the italicized noun objects with pronouns, and put them in the correct position
- 1 I’ve been looking for it all day.
- 2 They put it off for another week.
- 3 He’d made it up.
- 4 He had to fall back on them.
- 5 She gave them up after only a month.
- 6 It took six months for her to get over it.
- 7 You’re just going to have to put up with it.
- 8 Jake always comes up with them at our team meetings.
- Ed had edited it.
- get it over with = finish it
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- Handout part 5 - Complete the sentences with the correct verb patterns. Sometimes you need to add a preposition.
- 1 recommend training
- 2 decided to pull out
- 3 prevented the team from scoring
- 4 saw her win
- 5 complaining about feeling
- 6 encouraged him to compete / is encouraging him to compete
- 7 worries about wearing
- 8 advise you to sit
- advise (verb)
- advice (noun)
- All of these words sound different (in my dialect):
- beat
- bit
- bait
- bet
- bat
- bot
- but
- boat
- boot
- bout
- bite
- bought
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- Vocabulary:
- p. 77 parts 4a and 4b - adverbs and adverbial phrases
- p. 76 part 3 - conceding a point
- p. 74 parts 6 and 7 - expressions with “face”
- p. 72 part 2 - injuries
- p. 72 part 7 - health idioms
- p. 69 part 2 - prepositions in expressions about health and exercise
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- BREAK
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- TEST
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- p. 78-79 - What is another name for free running? (parkour)
- Who do you think free running appeals to?
- parts 4-5 - watch the video and complete the sentences
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