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Reported Speech Present into Past

Narrative Summary

Task

Vocabulary

Give Information

security, earplugs, polluted, slumber

Around the World

Level 8 Unit 12 Lesson 1

Interview

Do you like traveling?

Very Punny

a verb that means to look at something with concentration a platform projecting from the shore into the sea

peer

pier

Listening

What can you do aboard the new airplanes?

Grammar

Reported Speech

told me informed me let me know

said declared remarked announced noted commented

Mary

Mom

Ben

"Mom, Mary said she was hungry. "

"I'm making sandwiches right now."

"I'm so hungry,"

Mom said she was making sanwiches.

Reported Speech

"I'm going to be late!" moaned Jill.

"I want to be the first person to go inside the haunted house," Nick demanded.

"I am starting a new class tomorrrow afternoon," bragged Mike.

"I am trying to finish packing before I leave," Chris stated.

They said

The deer are running across the tracks!

This book is so good!

Reading

Prereading

Do you like flying on airplanes?

A Trip to Chicago

“Alright, so we left last Friday. Our flight was at 5:30 in the morning, so we had to be at the airport at 3:30.” “Yeah, your brother told me that you had had to leave really early. Did you just stay up all night?” “That’s what we should have done. But nope, we got up at 2:00, took a taxi to the airport and then waited in the longest queue I have ever seen for security,”

“Jerry, hi! I haven’t seen you in ages. Your brother told me that you had gone to Chicago. How was the trip?” “Oh wow, it was crazy. But really, really good." “Tell me all about it. Here, I’ll buy you a coffee.”

security

“Your brother told me that the flight was really long.” “It lasted a little less than nine hours! And during that entire nine hour period, I don’t think there was one moment that a baby wasn’t crying.” “Oh no, that sounds awful.” “Luckily, I had earplugs. I think I slept a little, but not much.”

“The airport was busy at four in the morning?” “It was packed. And I think the security officers were mostly sleeping, because they were moving so slow. After we finally got through the line, we had to sprint to our gate and the plane was almost ready to leave.”

earplugs

“So, when we arrived, it was only just after noon, and we had the whole afternoon to get settled and get lunch and explore a bit before we had to sleep.” “Your brother told me that you had rented a really nice hotel. How was it?”

“We had a hotel right downtown. We were on the 32nd floor, so we had an excellent view of the lake. It is so big that it looks like an ocean.” “You can’t swim in it though, can you? Your brother told me that you hadn't.” “Well, you can. We just didn’t. It is supposed to be dirty and polluted. Plus it wasn’t that warm.”

polluted

“Wow! I would just make a huge mess with a piece of pizza like that.” “Well, you have to eat it with a fork and knife. It was pretty delicious. So, we were stuffed full and tired, so we just went to finally get a good night’s slumber.”

“Your brother also told me that Chicago had really great food. Did you eat the famous Chicago hot dog?” “We did, but not on that first day. The first day we went to get the deep dish pizza. It’s so thick, it’s like eating a cake of pizza. I think it was about five inches tall.”

slumber

Comprehension

What did the narator learn from Jerry’s brother?

What does Jerry compare Chicago style pizza to?

How long was the flight to Chicago?

What does Jerry compare the lake to?

That Jerry had an early flight

More than nine hours

Something 5 inches tall

An ocean

That Jerry had a nice hotel room

4:30 in the morning

The 32nd floor

A cake

That Jerry had gone to Chicago

Exactly nine hours

Something polluted

A Chicago hot dog

A swimming pool

A fork and knife

All of the above

Less than nine hours

Check

Background

narrator

Jerry

What had the narrator done before he met with Jerry? What had Jerry done before he met with the narrator?

brother

Vocabulary

Matching

security

sleep

earplugs

product that blocks sound

polluted

where bags are examined

dirty

slumber

Word Work

• held
• stood
• remained
• lasted

We our positions for the entire battle. We next to our fellow soldiers at attention. The officers in the tent during the entire battle The battle over six hours.

held

• stood
• remained
• held
• lasted

stood

• remained
• held
• stood
• lasted

remained

• lasted
• stood
• remained
• held

verify

lasted

XX

correct

XX

incorrect

Practice

Give Information

work

sightsee

Why do people travel?

relax

relatives

????

Extension

Listen to the podcast: 0:00 - 3:42 How has travel changed since the 1990s?

Exit Interview

Why do we need reported speech?

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Goodbye!

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