Sunday, October 14, 2018
Saturday, October 13, 2018
3C - Monday, November 5 - In class
Let's finish up Unit 2 today!
1) SPEAKING - With a partner, answer questions 1-3 on page 22, ex. 3.
2) VOCABULARY - With your partner, go through the vocabulary in the Vocab Booster on page 20, ex. 1.
3) READING - read through the article on pp. 20-21 for gist.
4) READING COMPREHENSION - For exercise 2, page 20, insert the sentence parts A-K into the text. Use each part only once. Hint: The sentences must make sense!
5) COMPARE answers with your partner/READ through the article again.
6) SPEAKING - With your partner, discuss question 4 on page 22, ex. 3.
2) If you finish that, check answers to exercises 1 and 2 on page 18, and ex. 1 on page 24.
3) If you finish early, do the exercises 1-4 on pages 22-23.
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Sunday, October 7, 2018
9C - Hurricane Awareness Task
SITUATION
To improve your English, you are spending a year at a university on the East Coast of the United States.
To improve your English, you are spending a year at a university on the East Coast of the United States.
Individual Long Turn
(4-5 minutes)
To get practical use of the language, you are giving a
public lecture about hurricane awareness to a mixed audience. There is a
hurricane forming 300 miles off the coast, so there is some urgency in your
message.
In your presentation you should:
- Give an overview of what a hurricane is
- Analyse the dangers associated with hurricanes
- Recommend steps people can take to remain safe during a hurricane
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
1C - Wednesday, September 19
1C - B - Sit alphabetically
Warm up: asking questions and answering them
Notebooks, textbooks, notes
NOTES FOR TODAY WILL BE ON PAGE _____ OF YOUR NOTEBOOK
Go over vocabulary
Go over the answers to page 3, ex 1.
Read the description on page 3 of your textbook
With a partner, describe the people on page 4 of your textbook
Homework for Tuesday, September 25:
Do exercises 1, 2, 3 on pages 8-9 of your textbook
Do exercise 5 on page 10 of your textbook
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
1C - in class, Tuesday, September 18
How often do you eat a cheeseburger?
How do you like your cheeseburger?
("with everything" - "with everything but..." - "without..." "no..."
bacon - lettuce - pickles - onions - ketchup - mustard -
mayo - avocado - mushrooms - cheese)
Do you have your notes from last week?
Do you have an 80 page notebook?
Do you have your textbook (Best Shots 1)
Did you see the homework on Webuntis?
TODAY:
look at the questions on page 1 of your textbook (Best Shots 1).
Do exercise 1 on page 1
On page 2 of your textbook:
with a partner, practice asking
with a partner, practice asking
and answering questions in English
Homework for tomorrow:
Study the vocabulary on page 2 and 3
of Best Shots 1(describing people)
Do exercise 1 on page 3.
Bring all your papers, notebook and textbook
Monday, September 17, 2018
7C - Questions to consider for hurricanes (review)
http://ennsvalleyenglish.blogspot.com/2017/09/7c-homework-for-friday-september-29.html
VOCABULARY
hurricane/cyclone/typhoon
soggy
to determine
intricate
drenching
to contend
factor
visibility
slightly
particularly
to approach
to reckon with
sustained winds
hoax
to evaporate
to stall
storm surge
to evacuate
to flee from
looting
to rotate
to wreak havoc
flooding
flash flood
shelter
closure
power outage
catastrophic
infrastructure
to trap
to devastate
to make landfall
eye wall
aftermath
forecast
to hunker down
to ride out the storm
hurricane party
VOCABULARY
hurricane/cyclone/typhoon
soggy
to determine
intricate
drenching
to contend
factor
visibility
slightly
particularly
to approach
to reckon with
sustained winds
hoax
to evaporate
to stall
storm surge
to evacuate
to flee from
looting
to rotate
to wreak havoc
flooding
flash flood
shelter
closure
power outage
catastrophic
infrastructure
to trap
to devastate
to make landfall
eye wall
aftermath
forecast
to hunker down
to ride out the storm
hurricane party
Thursday, June 21, 2018
ABEND HTL - More Questions to Consider for Matura
This list of questions supplements the handout in class (with questions about 5. food/nutrition, 15. plastic waste/recycling, 1. smoking/drugs/alcohol, 19. Transportation/cars, 13. Advertising, 4. Sports, 3. Alternative energies (Solar, wind, hydroelectric), 16. teen violence/gun control,
17. FAIR TRADE
What is
Fair Trade?
What is the
difference between Fair Trade and Fairtrade?
How can you
find/recognize Fair Trade products?
What are
the pros and cons of Fair Trade?
What kind
of people buy Fair Trade products?
What kind
of people benefit from Fair Trade?
What are
the impacts of Fair Trade on the environment?
What are
some important Fair Trade products?
Do you
personally buy Fair Trade products?
Are Fair
Trade products better quality than supermarket brands?
2. NUCLEAR
ENERGY
Describe
nuclear fission.
How does
nuclear fission work?
What do you
know about nuclear waste?
What are
the pros of nuclear energy?
What are
the cons of nuclear energy?
Be able to
describe in detail what happens to people and the environment when there is a
nuclear disaster.
What
doesn't Austria use nuclear power?
Is it
possible to reduce the number of nuclear power plants although energy
consumption is constantly rising?
Is it a bad
idea to put a lot of dangerous stuff into a deep hole or is a worse idea to
blow lots of CO2 emissions and other dangerous substances into the air by using
fossil fuels?
19. FUTURE OF
MOBILITY
Define the
term mobility.
What is the
future of mobility?
Explain the
evolution of mobility (transportation) from the past to the present
What are
the advantages of different types of transportation.
What are
the disadvantages?
What do you
think about electric cars?
what are
the pros and cons of electric cars?
Do you
think cars in the future will be more expensive?
Are you
willing to pay more money for an environmentally friendly car?
12. ROBOTS
Be able to
describe and give examples of the different kinds of robots:
androids,
domestic robots, industrial robots, military robots, robots in health care,
mining robots
Define what
a robot is (where does the word come from and what features do all robots have
in common?)
What are
the advantages of robots in your home?
What are
the advantages of robots in factories?
What are
the disadvantages of robots?
What are
the arguments for and against robots in the workplace?
What is the
connection between robots and unemployment?
Do you
think that robots will develop the abilities needed to take over the world?
STILL NEED QUESTIONS FOR TOPICS
8. Travel/Tourism 24. USA
9. Mass media 6. Internet 7. Smartphones
10. Globalization 14. Global Warming/Climate Change 22. English as a World Language
11. World of Work
18. Internet of Things 6. Internet of Things
20. Family
21. Human Rights
23. Education
STILL NEED QUESTIONS FOR TOPICS
8. Travel/Tourism 24. USA
9. Mass media 6. Internet 7. Smartphones
10. Globalization 14. Global Warming/Climate Change 22. English as a World Language
11. World of Work
18. Internet of Things 6. Internet of Things
20. Family
21. Human Rights
23. Education
Monday, June 18, 2018
Wednesday, June 13, 2018
1C - Preparation for Tuesday, June 19 (listening quiz)
We will do a 20 minute listening test. There will be two - three listening exercises.
1) Build your expectations (what do you know about the topic? What vocab will you need?)
2) Read through the tast (this will help you build your expectations)
3) Listening 1 - listen for gist (i.e., the main message)
4) Listening 2 - listen for details
5) Complete the task
After the listening, we will begin cooking presentations. You should prepare a short presentation (1.5 - 2 minutes) in which you teach the class how to make a recipe.
GUIDELINES
* Recipe should not have more than 6 ingredients
* Use enough details to fill out 1.5-2 minutes
* You may not read a text. You may have a notecard.
* If you want to bring a sample of your recipe, the class and the teacher would truly appreciate it!
Language
LISTENING STRATEGIES
The first rule of listening is: don't talk during the listening!
1) Build your expectations (what do you know about the topic? What vocab will you need?)
2) Read through the tast (this will help you build your expectations)
3) Listening 1 - listen for gist (i.e., the main message)
4) Listening 2 - listen for details
5) Complete the task
After the listening, we will begin cooking presentations. You should prepare a short presentation (1.5 - 2 minutes) in which you teach the class how to make a recipe.
GUIDELINES
* Recipe should not have more than 6 ingredients
* Use enough details to fill out 1.5-2 minutes
* You may not read a text. You may have a notecard.
* If you want to bring a sample of your recipe, the class and the teacher would truly appreciate it!
Language
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