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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: p. 134 part 3 (about p. 135) and p. 171 practice 2
- p. 171 practice 2
- 2 Sarah asked if she could borrow my laptop the next day.
- Sarah asked to borrow my laptop the next day.
- Sarah asked me to lend her my laptop the next day.
- 3 Jhumpa told me to download those photos to her cell.
- 4 Martin reminded me to take my laptop.
- 5 Juan promised (me) (that) he would connect me to the Internet the next day.
- Juan promised to connect me to the Internet the next day.
- 6 Lin invited me to come and stay with her the next week.
- 7 Adam realized that he had been wrong the night before.
- 8 Martina asked me (to tell her) where I was going on Saturday.
- (This makes it sound like she asked me, on Saturday, “Where are you going right now?”)
- Martina asked me where I was going to go on Saturday.
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- p. 134 part 3
- 1 b
- 2 a
- 3 b
- 4 a
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- new vocabulary:
- a sort of = a kind of
- It’s important to end up in control of the technology, not vice versa. = not the other way around
- (The other way around would mean the technology is in control of us.)
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- p. 134 part 9 - Discuss these questions in groups of 3. Do you have the same ideas?
- 1 We could manage, but it wouldn’t be the modern world.
- 3 What other dangers, beyond addiction, are there in the way we use digital media?
- cyberbullying, lack of attention to other things, stalking, hacking and privacy problems
- https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-highway/ - story about hacking a car
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- The word “time”
- how much time = how long = how many hours/minutes/days/etc.
- how many times = once, twice, three times, etc. (how many different occasions)
- at that time / what time = when (a point in time, which can be a clock time or a day or historical period)
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- part 8 - Choose the correct response to complete each exchange. Then discuss whether you agree with 2, and what other things are common now but you remember a time before they existed.
- 1 e
- 2 d
- 3 a
- 4 c
- 5 b
- “All books will be digital.”
- = Every book will be available in digital format.
- or = Every physical book will be digital instead. (Every copy of every book will be digital.)
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- BREAK
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- p. 136 part 1 - Listen to the conversations and complete the messages.
- 1 for: Raj Singh
- from: Roger
- message: about the apartment advertisement, number is 617-555-1212
- 2 for: Jess Parker
- from: Roger Li
- message: returning her call from the morning
- part 2 - Listen again and mark which expressions are used.
- part 3 - Listen to the messages being given to Raj and Jess. Answer the questions.
- 1 to Raj: 3, to Jess: 2
- 2 to Raj: Roger did leave his phone number.
- to Jess: The caller’s name was Roger, not Simon.
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- part 5b - In pairs, practice making requests with “can”, “could”, or “may”, and pronouncing them politely.
- 1 Could you… / Can you…
- 2 Could I… / Can I… / May I…
- 3 Could you… / Can you…
- 4 Could I… / Can I… / May I…
- 5 Could you… / Can you… (especially for a voicemail message)
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- part 7 - Give your partner a message for another student (and take the message from your partner). Then report the messages you received to the people they were intended for.
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- p. 139 part 1 - Answer the questions
- How could they communicate with the outside world?
- part 4 - Watch the video, what order do you see these things?
- part 5 - Do you remember this information?
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- Homework: make a list of questions humans and aliens would probably ask when they meet for the first time, and think of some misunderstandings or communication problems that are likely
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