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BE3 noun/verb to adjectives p.13 25/09

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Page 13

FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS!

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Warmer ...

  • Today we're going to be talking about helping others
  • When I first started teaching I was a volunteer teacher, teaching English to Ukrainian refugees
  • Have you done anything similar?
  • What are some causes you feel passionate about?
    • CAUSE: an aim that a group of people support or fight for

Exercise 3 + 4, page 13

3) Read through the list of activitiesRemember! You probably won't hear the exact words so listen for clues!"... is mentioned by speaker [1/2/3]"4) Remember: choose the word the speaker uses to describe their experience not just the words they use!"Speaker [1/2/3] uses ... to describe their volunteering"

Exercise 5, page 13

  • Let's take a look at some pronunciation
    • fashion
    • fashionable
    • respond
    • responsible
  • Nouns are stressed on the first syllable
  • Adjectives stress the same syllable as their root word
  • REMEMBER! The suffix (-able/-ible) is not stressed

Exercise 5, page 13

  1. noun: response / verb: respond
  2. verb: understand
  3. noun: memory
  4. noun/verb: comfort
  5. noun/verb: sense
  6. noun: fashion

Exercise 3, page 9 (WB)

  • Try and complete with a partner
  • If you don't know the answer, that's ok! We'll take a closer look together :)
  • Turning nouns/verbs into adjectives is tricky ...
  • There are very few rules that can help us!
  • If the root word has a soft "s", "c" or "g" sound, we often use "-ible"
    • sensible
  • When using the suffix "-able", the root word often stays the same!
    • suitable, fashionable

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