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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: Imagine you work in one of the health companies you designed today, and your employer has proposed a change that you don’t like. Write a formal letter to object to this proposal.
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- p. 73 part 9 - which nouns can go with each verb, to describe a healthy change you can make in your life?
- avoid: bad habits, junk food, stress, fatty food, heavy meals at night, snacks between meals, smoking
- change: bad habits
- cut down on: smoking, bad habits, junk food, fatty food, snacks between meals, stress, computer and TV time
- cut out: heavy meals at night, junk food, fatty food (you cut out something that was previously in your diet)
- give up: heavy meals at night, bad habits, junk food, fatty food, smoking, snacks between meals
- learn: a new sport, (an outdoor activity), relaxation techniques
- reduce: stress, computer and TV time, (snacks between meals)
- take up: a new sport, an outdoor activity, relaxation techniques
- “take up” = start doing something
- “give up” = stop doing something
- “cut out” = remove something (e.g. from your diet)
- “cut down on” = reduce (but not to zero)
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- p. 80 - unit 6 review
- part 1 - circle the word (or words) that are correct to complete the conversation
- 1 will show
- 2 Can
- 3 don’t have to
- 4 is (no future grammar in time clauses)
- 5 must / have to
- 6 absorbs
- 7 Should
- 8 sticks
- 9 Should / Do I have to
- 10 don’t have to
- 11 has to
- 12 eat
- 13 Am I allowed to
- “be allowed to” is most common when one person has authority over the other (like a teacher or parent)
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- luck / look / Luke
- buck / book / ----
- ---- / good / ----
- blood / ---- / ----
- ---- / wood / ---- (“wood” = “would”)
- ---- / pull / pool
- ---- / full / fool
- Look at Luke by the full pool with a good book.
- A good woman would pronounce “wood” correctly.
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- quit / quite / quiet
- He was quite quiet when he quit.
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- Put the jacket on. / Put on the jacket.
- Put the jacket on the table. (WRONG: *Put on the jacket the table.)
- After you pay for something, you receive a receipt.
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- BREAK
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- TEST (NO 8b or 9)
- (Then go over it and check each other’s.)
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