Class 47 - 14th August

14th august

class 47

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index

1. Speaking

6. Speaking

2. Phrasal Verbs

7. Reading

3. Confusing words

8. Advice

4. Conditionals

9. Forming words

5. Use of English

10. Use of Eng. Part3

phrasal verbs

1. get over
2. live up to
3. hand back
4. get away with
5. point out
6. put off
7. turn out
8. look back

1. be as good as something
2. decide or arrange to delay an event or activity until later time or date
3. feel better after smth or smo has made you unhappy, or get better after an illness
4. be known or discovered finally and surprisingly
5. return smth to the person who gave it to you
6. to think about smth that happened in the past
7. succeed in avoiding punishment for smth
8. tell smo about some info, often because you believe they are not aware of it or have forgotten it

find out, get to know, know, learn, teach, study, attend, join, take part and assist

1. I've been thinking of going to an Italian university and learning / studying international business for a year.
2. I only found out / knew in my tutorial just now when the tutor handed my esay back to me.
3. ....the opportunity to live abroad would be extremely educational because I'd learn / study about the Italian way of life and way of thinking.
4. I learn / know Japanese from Japanese teachers.
5. I'm doing a karate course learned / taught in Japanese.
6. ...I'm knowing / getting to know lots of local people.
7. They also organise lots of other things for us learners to assist / take part in after school
8. There are clubs we can assist / join if we're interested...
9. You're expected to join / attend all your lessons...

conditionals

Zero, First, Second conditional

zero conditional

We use zero conditional to express:

• things which are always or generally true:
• If the teacher is late, it sets a bad example to the class.
• People tend to get annoyed if/when you shout at them.
• scientific facts:
• When/If water boils, it evaporates.

first conditional

We use a first conditional to express a future condition we think is possible or likely:

• if I get the job, I'll buy myself a new car.
• If you wash the car, it will look much smarter.
• I won't phone you unless it's urgent.

Note: unless means 'except if'. We can often use unless instead of 'if not':I can't watch the football with you unless I finish my school work beforehand.

secondconditional

We use a second conditional to express a present or future condition which is imaginary, contrary to the facts, impossible or improbable.:

• I would go for a walk if it wasn't so cold
• If I was rich as Bill Gates, I wouldn't work
• I wouldn't fly in a helicopter unless I was sure it was completely safe

match the beginning of each sentence with its ending

1. I won't mention your name
2. I'd travel round the world
3. We don't allow people to do the course
4. I'll have to buy the book
5. If I decide to study abroad,
6. If I see her,
7. If I wasn't so busy,
8. If I went to study in Australia,
9. I'd take a taxi
10. If students come to class regularly,

1. I won't see my girlfriend for several months.
2. they usually get good results.
3. I'd go to the cinema with you.
4. I wouldn't come back
5. I'll tell her you called
6. if I had the money.
7. unless I can find it in the library.
8. unless you want me to.
9. if I could afford one.
10. unless they have the right quaifications

use of english

• We will not be able to finish the project without your help.

ASSIST

• Unless _______________ project, we will not be able to finish it.

you assist (us) with the

• You cannot use the swumming pool unless you become a member of the sports club.

JOIN

• You can only use the swimming pool___________ the sports club.

if you join

• Stella will not participate in the concert because she is feeling ill.

PART

• If Stella was not feeling ill, she ________________ the concert.

would take part in

• It will be necessary for us to postpone the match if the weather does not improve.

PUT

• Unless the weather gets better, we _______________ the match.

will have to putt off

• Your English improves because your teacher shows you your mistakes.

UNLESS

• Your English would not get ________________ out your mistakes.

better unless your teacher pointed

• I will only play in the basketball match if I recover from my cold.

GET

• Unless _______________, I will not play in the basketball match.

I get over my cold

speaking

• If you could change one thing in your life, what would it be?
• If, one day, you became famous, what do you think you'd be famous for?
• How will you celebrate if you pass all your exams this year?.

• If you could study anywhere in the world, where would you go?
• If you studied in a different country, what do you think would be the biggest problem?

speaking

1. How do you think students benefit from going to school in another country for a term (or even a year)?
2. What problems do each picture show?
3. If you were doing an educational exchange, how would you deal with each problem?

reading

Task

Reading

international student forum

Think about the experiences of the students you have just read about and decide what Anna should do.

forming words

Part 3

Use of Eng

Use of english

part 3

Thanks!

Form nouns from these verbs

intention

response

adjustment

comparison

exsistence

demand

development

behaviour

advice

appearance

knowledge

put off

1. Franz hates writing essays and tries to _________ writing them till the last moment.
2. I don't know how Charo ________________ copying her essays from the Internet, but the teacher never seems to notice.
3. Julia worked really hard for the test, but when the teacher ________it _______ she found she'd got a very low mark. I hope she ____________ the disappointment soon because she's looking really depressed.
4. My mum is very ambitious for me and it's difficult to ________ her expectations. I think when she _____________ at her youth, she feels she didn't study hard enough herself.
5. The exam ___________ to be easier than I expected and, just as you ___________, it was all things we'd studied before.

gets away with

handed back

gets over

live up to

looks back

turned out

point / pointed /

have pointed out

friendships

variety

expectations

comparison

unprepared

independent

behaviour

welcoming

Each of these nouns have been formed from a verb. Write the verb.

assess

feel

involve

investigate

confuse

prefer

approve