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UNIT 3 LESSON 2

Teaching English Onl

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UNIT 3

LESSON 2

SPEAKING: GIVING EXCUSE FOR BEING LATE

GRAMMAR: going to and Pres. Cont. for future plans

TOPICS

LET'S PRACTICE!

READING

VOCABULARY: ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED / -ING

LET'S PRACTICE!

SPEAKING: GIVING EXCUSE FOR BEING LATE TO WORK

PRACTISE THESE DIALOGUES:

A: Excuse me for being late to work. B: What happened? A: My alarm didn't go off. B: OK. Please, set the alarm correctly so it doesn't happen again. A: Yes, I will.

A: I am sorry I'm so late to work. B: What was the problem? A: I overslept. B: Things happen; make sure it doesn't become a habit. A: It won't happen again. B: All right.

A: I lost track of time. Am I late? B: Yes. What kept you from arriving on time? A: I couldn't find a parking spot. B: That's too bad; just try to be on time from now on. A: My apologies.

GOING TO and the Present Continuous for future plans and predictions

Example:

John is studying English now but in the afternoon he's going to have his tennis lesson.

REMEMBER:

subject + 'be' + verb-ing

Pres. Contin.:

subject + 'be' + going to + verb

GOING TO:

What about you?

  • What are you doing tomorrow morning?
  • Are you going to do anything special at the weekend?

Practise reading these conversations

Conversation 1 A) What are you doing tomorrow, Sam? B) I am visiting my sister in Buenos Aires. A) That sounds fun. B) We are going to the cinema on Friday night. A) Nice. What else? B) She is going to take me to the Colon Theatre on Saturday. A) Cool. Tell me all about it when you get back. B) I will. See you next week.

Conversation 2A) What time are you leaving for the airport tomorrow? B) I'm leaving at 6 am. A) Why are you leaving so early? The flight is not until 10. B) I always worry about being late. A) Are you going to stay at a hotel in New York? B) No, I'm going to stay at a friend's house.

Let's practise!

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED VS -ING
BORED
BORING

GRAMMAR

ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -ED VS -ING
EXERCISE

GRAMMAR

EXERCISE
GAME TIME !
https://es.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Adjectives_ending_in_-ed_and_-ing/I'm_bored,_not_boring_pi6069kc

well done!

SEE YOU NEXT CLASS!