Lesson 22 -Money

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Lesson 19 - Supermarket

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1.Groceries

2.Beverages

3.Snacks

4.Baby Corner

5.Toiletries

6.Household

7.Fresh & Frozen

A   B.                                               C.D.

E.F. 

G. 

Non Count Noun

FLUIDS (liquids)

water, coffee, tea, milk, oil, gasoline, wine

GASES

air, oxygen, nitrogen, smoke, smog, pollution, steam

PARTICLES

rice, corn, flour, sugar, popcorn, pepper, salt, cinnamon, oregano (spice names), tea, coffee, etc.

MASS / SOLIDS

ice, bread, butter, cheese, meat, gold, chalk silver, glass

Count Noun

Match each category with the items shown.

Identifying Food


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Making Appointments

1. Reschedule an appointment
Listening Task 1


2. See a Doctor
Listening Task 2

3. Make a dinner reservation 
Listening Task 3

Learn how to apologize for being Late

I'm sorry.  
I will be 5 minutes late.  

Reason

-   I’m caught in a heavy traffic.   (or ‘a traffic jam’)

-   I missed the bus.   (or ‘the train’)

-   I could not get a taxi. I’m still waiting for one.

-   I had an urgent matter to attend to just now / a moment ago.  (or ‘a personal matter’)

-   I overslept.  (if your meeting is early in the morning)

-   The bus broke down.

-   There was a road accident.

-    The train was delayed.

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Long vowels

Letter sound

Long Vowels

Daily Schedule

1. Warm up

Flashcard

Simple Present Tense Exercise

Simple Present Tense Exercise 2

Making Appointments - Dates

1.




2. Warm up

Flashcard


Months of a year

Days of the week

3.Reading Dates

Flashcards

Extra : Who / Where / What / When / How much? / How old?/ How often? / How soon? / How come?

Homework

Exercise 1

Telling Time

Preposition of Time

Preposition	Use	Examples
in	in months	in July; in September
	year	in 1985; in 1999
	seasons	in summer; in the summer of 69
	part of the day	in the morning; in the afternoon; in the evening
	duration	in a minute; in two weeks
at	part of the day	at night
	time of day	at 6 o'clock; at midnight
	celebrations	at Christmas; at Easter
	fixed phrases	at the end of the week at the same time
on	days of the week	on Sunday; on Friday
	date	on the 25th of December*
	special holidays	on Good Friday; on Easter Sunday; on my birthday
	a special part of a day	on the morning of September the 11th*
after	later than sth.	after school
ago	how far sth. happened (in the past)	6 years ago
before	earlier than sth.	before Christmas
between	time that separates two points	between Monday and Friday
by	not later than a special time	by Thursday
during	through the whole of a period of time	during the holidays
for	period of time	for three weeks
from ... to from... till/until	two points form a period	from Monday to Wednesday from Monday till Wednesday from Monday until Wednesday
past	time of the day	23 minutes past 6 (6:23)
since	point of time	since Monday
till/until	no later than a special time	till tomorrow until tomorrow
to	time of the day	23 minutes to 6 (5:37)
up to	not more than a special time	up to 6 hours a day
within	during a period of time	within a day

Do this exercise 1

Do this exercise 2

Do this exercise 3

Lesson 12 - Personal Belonging - Lost and Found

1. Warm up

Flashcards

2. Adjective Order

Size Shape Colour huge long Red long round Blue small square Green large oval Yellow Medium-sized Brown Black White

3. Phrases to learn

Have you seen….?
I’m looking for my …..
Where is my….?
Oh no! I’ve lost my…
Thank goodness! I’ve found my….

4. Dialogue 1

A : Excuse me sir, have you seen my wallet?

B: What does it look like?

A :It’s a small, square, brown wallet.

B: Sorry, could you say again?

A :Sure. It’s a small, square, brown wallet.

B: Is this your wallet?

A : Yes! Thank you so much!

B:  No problem. 

Dialogue 2

A : How may I help you Sir / Madam?
B: I'm looking for my hand phone.
A :What does it look like?
B: It's covered in a yellow, plastic case.
A : Is this your hand phone?
B: Yes! Thank you so much!
A: You're welcome.

Dialogue 3

A : Where are my keys?

      Oh no! I’ve lost my keys!

B :What does it look like?

A: It has five, grey keys with a key chain.

A : Look! It’s on the floor.

B: Thank goodness!


Grammar 

Adjective Order

Possessive Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns 2

Apostrophe S