2015-07-20 Core: 1 review and test

Greg Malivuk
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(This is the Core class.)
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Homework: Design an “about us” page for the website of a company you invent. (If you created a new company for the group project, you can write about that company. Otherwise you have to invent a new company.)
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p. 20 part 1 - with a partner, answer the questions (write answers for 2 and 3)
2 How do they prepare?
They train every day and sacrifice themselves in many aspects.
They wake up early.
They work like a monster between competitions.
They research other competitors.
They eat healthy food.
3 How do they feel?
powerful, proud, happy, stressed, motivated, anxious, conscious, (possibly) disappointed, satisfied
nouns for these words:
power, pride, happiness, stress, motivation, anxiety, consciousness, disappointment, satisfaction

How do they feel? They feel proud.
What (emotions) do they feel? They feel pride.
p. 12 part 2 - do you remember the meanings of these words for emotions and conditions?
courageous/courage, brave/bravery, wise/wisdom, sorry/sorrow, joyful/joy, mournful/mourning
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p. 20 part 2
1 Q: does this championship mean
  A: ‘m not thinking (/ don’t think)
     ‘m concentrating
     ‘m doing
2 Q: What influences
  A: hear, makes
3 Q: Do you train
  A: ‘m doing, get
4 Q: is affecting (currently and temporarily)
  A: changes, are trying

I don’t drink coffee. = I never drink it.
I’m not drinking coffee. = I’m drinking something else right now, not coffee.
	or: 	= I have temporarily quit drinking coffee, but I may start again in the future.

I live in Boston.
I’m living in Boston.
(These are basically the same, though “I’m living” might suggest it’s more temporary than “I live”.)
“live” is a long action: it always continues for some time, so simple and continuous aren’t different

I stay at the Omni hotel. (= Each time I come to Boston, I stay at that hotel.)
I’m staying at the Omni hotel. (= I am paying for a room at that hotel right now.)
“stay” is a medium action: there is a difference between simple and continuous, and both are common

I turn on the TV. (= Every time we watch TV, I turn it on.)
I am turning on the TV. (= In this moment I am in the middle of turning on the TV.)
“turn on” is a short action: it happens very quickly, so it’s a bit strange to use it in continuous
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Camilo always eats breakfast in the morning. (Camilo is always on his phone.)
Ricky never eats breakfast.
Stiljano is living in Boston this month.
Lucas usually watches videos on YouTube during class time.
Ozde sleeps a lot on weekends.
Laura often does sports in the afternoons.
This week, Carlos returns to Spain. (okay - we can use simple present for scheduled future actions)
Marta showers every day.
Andres is thinking right now.
Greg is teaching us today.
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part 5 - race to figure out what the words (for roles and jobs) are by adding vowels
athlete
biologist
colleague
competitor
contestant
manager
mentor - shares experience and wisdom
opponent
parent
researcher
scientist
teacher - shares knowledge
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BREAK
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When you finish, do the homework from Friday if you didn’t.
If you did the homework from Friday, complete the worksheet I give you.
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What is synesthesia?