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Review

Task

Identify Problems

Vocabulary

Adverbials

Grammar

prolific, court, longed for, settled influential, outlet, solo, generation. publicised, debut, embark, endorsements chaperone, sarcastically, reckless, venue winding, deafening, reluctant,, usher, clasped, rushed, scowled, scoff

Narrative Predictions

Reading

Level 7 Unit 10 Lesson 7

Music Mischief

What band would you love to see in concert?

Get Thinking!

Is there anyone you know who never has to face the music?

Idioms

Reading

What are some problems you could have at a concert?

Prereading

Reading

chaperone

Chris’s face told me that he wasn’t. “Why not?” “He says that it’s trash music, and I should be spending my time listening to Mozart. Plus, he thinks it’s dangerous and we shouldn’t go without a chaperone.”

“Hey Chris, are you ready for the concert tonight?” I walked up to my best friend and punched him in the arm. “You’re not going to believe it,” he answered. “My dad won’t let me go.” “You’re joking,” I said in disbelief. But, the look on

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“I don’t want you to miss the concert,” Chris said. “I bet we could find someone to buy mine.” “I don’t want to go without you,” I answered. I put my arm around him and shrugged, “Don’t worry about it, we can always go another time.”

Reading

sarcastically

“Dude, you’re 16. I think you can manage to go to a concert without getting lost,” I answered sarcastically Chris shook his head. “If only we had bought another ticket, I could have asked my uncle to go with us. He’s cool.” “We couldn’t afford to buy another ticket,” I said. “But now that we have two tickets, we should at least try to resell them or something.”

“I’ll sneak out. I can climb out the window and slide down the wall. I’ll meet you on the corner by the subway stop.” I thought about telling him not to do something so reckless. But I knew the more I argued, the more determined he would become.

Reading

reckless

Chris pushed my arm off of his shoulder and turned around with a determined look on his face. “You know what? I am not going to miss this concert just because my dad doesn’t like the music.” “What are you saying,” I asked. But I feared the worst.

time. I got myself ready, checked that I had my keys and my wallet and my phone and set off to meet Chris a little before eight.

Reading

venue

The concert venue was on the outskirts of town, in the big stadium where they played hockey. We could get there on the subway, but the trains stopped running at 2 am, so I made sure I had money for a taxi just in case the concert didn’t finish on

Reading

winding

Chris said while we looked at the lines winding all around the building. We got into the concert and made our way down to the floor, which was filling up fast.

On the train to the venue, we were packed in like sardines and by the time we arrived, we were both sticky, sweating and ready to sit down. We followed the crowd to line up at the doors. “I bet the concert is going to be even more crowded than the train,”

Reading

deafening

As soon as the music started, the crowd rushed forward. I was pushed sideways and separated from Chris. I tried to move back, but the crowd pushed me forward again.

The lights were dim and the roar of the crowd was deafening and the music hadn’t even started yet. While we stood waiting for the band to start, we were constantly pushed, stepped on and knocked into.

Comprehension

How do they travel to get there?

Why does the narrator bring extra money?

Where do the boys go?

What do you visualize when you read this story?

Visualize

Were your predictions correct?

What predictions did you make about this story?

Prediction

When you plan to live somewhere for a long time, you have there .

The King and Queen form the royal .

When you really wanted something, you for it.

Someone who writes a lot of books is a author.

Word Search

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Make a Sentence

• 30
• Quicksand
• black
• 20
• gauche
• avec
• 1000
• 1

• chaperone
• outlook
• embark
• reluctant
• scoff
• winding
• solo
• clasped

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• #EEB72B
• #CC1111
• #438287

Grammar

now that Used to say you will start something when something else happens.

once Used to say you will start something when something else happens.

as soon as Used to say you will start something when something else happens.

Now that . . .

Conjunctions

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As soon as the car . . .

I am going to eat until I fall asleep.

What do you plan to do afterward?

What did you do prior to this class?

Your Day

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some

every

else

any

I just got back from the shopping mall, and it was so crowded. There were so many cars where! I couldn't find a place to park where. So, I drove in circles for an hour looking for where to leave my car. I finally gave up and decided to try where.

Where

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As soon as I find a chicken, I will be able to eat dinner.

Uh, oh!

As soon as

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Adverbials

By the time . . .

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in order to Used to tell a reason

so as to Used to tell a reason

Adverbials

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Practice

Compare

When will the band practice?

Listening

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Present your story. Listen to the feedback from your teacher, make some revisions and prepare the final draft for the next class.

Extension

Do you think everyone likes concerts?

Exit Interview

Goodbye!