English Class with Teacher Alex
Greetings!
About Me
Excellent! Welcome to class.
About You
- Name - Nationality - Currently Living - Hobbies - Goals
Questions in a minute.
- Ask as many questions you can think of.
- Time limit 1 minute.
Example: 1. Where is this? 2. What are they celebrating? 3. What language do the people speak here? 4. How long is the firework show? 5. Is this for new years celebration?
Questions in a minute.
- Ask as many questions you can think of.
- Time limit 1 minute.
Questions in a minute.
- Ask as many questions you can think of.
- Time limit 1 minute.
Questions in a minute.
- Ask as many questions you can think of.
- Time limit 1 minute.
Questions in a minute.
- Ask as many questions you can think of.
- Time limit 1 minute.
Would you rather....
Would you rather live someplace hot or someplace cold? I would rather live someplace hot because I love hot weather.
Conditionals
Would you rather....
Would you rather go to a movie or go to the park?
Conditionals
Would you rather....
Would you rather have the ability to fly or go invisible?
Conditionals
Would you rather....
Would you rather not be allowed to have candy for a year, or not watch TV for a year?
Conditionals
Conditionals Notes
A conditional sentence is usually composed by two parts: the if-clause (or conditional clause) that expresses the condition, and the main clause that expresses the consequence of that condition.We have different structures for conditionals.When we want to express preferences, we use "would rather". Form: We use "would rather" (past tense of will) as a normal modal verb, referring to the present tense.Its structure is:Subject + would/’d rather + verb in the infinitive…NOTE: ‘d is the short form of would.
Prepositions
Prepositions
Describing People
Pick someone to describe. Don't say who it is. Partner tries to guess who you are describing.
Let's Read and Discuss!
1. Have you ever been to a zoo? What was the zoo like? 2. What is your favorite animal? 3. What do you think is the best thing to feed a giraffe? What about an alligator? 4. How often do you think an elephant needs a bath? Would you like to bathe one? 5. Have you ever pet or fed an animal at the zoo?
Sight Words
See Like Is
I see a butterfly. It is pretty. I like butterflies.
Sight Words
Make a sentence using the sight words, about each photo. like, is, see
4.
1.
2.
3.
Spot the Difference Game
Thank You!
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English Class with Teacher Alex
Greetings!
About Me
Excellent! Welcome to class.
About You
- Name - Nationality - Currently Living - Hobbies - Goals
Questions in a minute.
- Ask as many questions you can think of.
- Time limit 1 minute.
Example: 1. Where is this? 2. What are they celebrating? 3. What language do the people speak here? 4. How long is the firework show? 5. Is this for new years celebration?Questions in a minute.
Questions in a minute.
Questions in a minute.
Questions in a minute.
Would you rather....
Would you rather live someplace hot or someplace cold? I would rather live someplace hot because I love hot weather.
Conditionals
Would you rather....
Would you rather go to a movie or go to the park?
Conditionals
Would you rather....
Would you rather have the ability to fly or go invisible?
Conditionals
Would you rather....
Would you rather not be allowed to have candy for a year, or not watch TV for a year?
Conditionals
Conditionals Notes
A conditional sentence is usually composed by two parts: the if-clause (or conditional clause) that expresses the condition, and the main clause that expresses the consequence of that condition.We have different structures for conditionals.When we want to express preferences, we use "would rather". Form: We use "would rather" (past tense of will) as a normal modal verb, referring to the present tense.Its structure is:Subject + would/’d rather + verb in the infinitive…NOTE: ‘d is the short form of would.
Prepositions
Prepositions
Describing People
Pick someone to describe. Don't say who it is. Partner tries to guess who you are describing.
Let's Read and Discuss!
1. Have you ever been to a zoo? What was the zoo like? 2. What is your favorite animal? 3. What do you think is the best thing to feed a giraffe? What about an alligator? 4. How often do you think an elephant needs a bath? Would you like to bathe one? 5. Have you ever pet or fed an animal at the zoo?
Sight Words
See Like Is
I see a butterfly. It is pretty. I like butterflies.
Sight Words
Make a sentence using the sight words, about each photo. like, is, see
4.
1.
2.
3.
Spot the Difference Game
Thank You!