Anglický jazyk pro neslyšící a nedoslýchavé 4+
Osnova sekce
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4A Back to school, aged 35
Page 52
1 a, b
2 c
Page 150/1, 2, 3 EDUCATION
HW: Your education (questions + answers)
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3A - MODERN MANNERS
page 36
1 a, b
page 37
2 a, b, c, d
page 134 - Grammar bank 3A (MUST, HAVE TO, SHOULD) exercise a, b
3 a, b, c
HW 1: Mobile phone questionnaire - questions and answers (p. 36)
HW 2: Manners or the law? (p. 37 - in the purple box)
Making sentences with:
You should / You shouldn't............. (for manners)
You have to / mustn't.............. (for the law)
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3A
page 38/4 READING - CULTURE SHOCK a, b, c, d, e
Reading 5 a, b - answering the questions
6 - Do people do these things in your country? Do you think it is good or bad manners to do these things, or doesnt it matter?
HW: Think about the differences between the Deaf vs hearing culture
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Nemoc studentky - omluvena
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3B - JUDGING BY APPEARANCES
Page 40/1 - reading
a, b, c, d, e
Do I really look like this? Reading the article.
Page 41 How words work - LOOK x LOOK LIKE
HOMEWORK for Friday 19th March:
1.HW:
LOOK x LOOK LIKE
Complete the sentences:
He is forty but he only ______________ thirty.
What is that building? It ________________ a factory.
Your boss ________________ a nice person. Is she?
This cake _________________ delicious but it is horrible.
2.HW:
VOCABULARY - DESCRIBING PEOPLE
Page 149 - Vocabulary bank
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Oprava HW z minule hodiny
Page 41/3B 2 a) Vocabulary
Page 149 - DESCRIBING PEOPLE
1) Age
2) Height and build
3) Hair
4) General adjectives
Page 41/3B 2 b)
Reading 3.5 Which one is the bank robber?
Page 42/4 GRAMMAR - must, may, might, can't (deduction)
Page 134 Grammar Bank 3B - explanation
HW:
1) Describe a member of your family or a famous person (actor, actress) to identify.
2) 135/3B
a) Match the sentences
b) Complete with might (not), must, or can't.
3) Watch the film "Pretty Woman" with English subtitles
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Preparation for the mid-term test.
UNIT 3 and 4 revision - vocabulary, grammar.
HW
Revise:
UNIT 3
Obligation/necessity: have to/must (+infinitive]
No obligation/necessity: don't have to
Prohibition: mustn't (+infinitive)
Advice or opinion: should/shouldn't (+infinitive)
When you are SURE something is TRUE: must
When you THINK something is POSSIBLY TRUE: may/might
When you are SURE something is IMPOSSIBLE/NOT TRUE: can't
Can, could, be able to (+infinitive) - ability and possibility
UNIT 4
First conditional and future time clauses + when, until, before, after, as soon as...
Second conditional sentences: if + past simple, would/wouldn't + infinitive
Usually (present habits and states)
Used to (past habits and states)
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UNIT 5A
Page 68/1 a, b, c
Page 138/Grammar Bank 5A
QUANTIFIERS
Large quantities - a lot of , lots of, a lot, many, much, plenty of time
Small quantities - a little, a few, very little, very few
Zero quantity - There isnt any, There is no room..., None
More than you need or want - too big, too much, too many
Less than you need - enough, frequent enough
HW:
Are you happy with your work-life balance?
How much time do you have......?
for yourself
to do exercise
to see friends
to be with your family
How much.............. do you have?
work
school/university work
English homework
energy
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Page 70/4 Reading & Vocabulary
a, b, c
Slow down, you move too fast
Page 71/5 a - Vocabulary
5B - Same planet, different worlds
Page 72/1 Grammar - articles: a/an, the, no article
a, c
Page 138 - Grammar bank 5B
articles. a/an, the, no article
exercise 5B a, b
3 READING
a, c, d
How words work:
however
according to
whereas
on the other hand
also
Page 74/a, b, d
Page 75/6 a
5C
Page 76/1 a, 2a
HW
Do you know anybody who......
- is applying for a job? What kind of job?
- has just retired? How old is he/she?
- has been promoted recently? What to?
- does a lot of overtime? Why?
- was sacked from his/her job? Why?
- is self-employed? What does he/she do?
- is doing a temporary job? What?
- has a part-time job? What hours does he/she work?
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Page 77 3 a, d
Page 138 Grammar Bank 5C
Gerunds and infinitives
Use the gerund (verb + -ing)
Use the infinitive (+to)
Use the infinitive (without to)
Exercise Page 139/5C a, b
Page 78/4 a
Page 79/6
Page 81/5 c, d Formal letters and a CV
VOCABULARY BANK page 152/WORK
HW:
REVISION page 82, 83 - What do you remember?