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unit 4
Tune in
episodeseasonchannelcharacter newsreader host hostess actor actress cartoons
news broadcastcurrent affairs programmemusic programmesports programmeweather forecast variety show talk show game show / quiz show reality showcommercial
mass mediaprogram broadcasting soap opera sitcomdrama series serial film / movie documentary
bedroom
living room
VOCABULARY
#TEAMCHRIS
#TEAMDaisy
TV
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Listening
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Listening
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PRACTICE
“After such a hard last week at work, I just need to sit back and put my feet up for a whole weekend.“
Put your feet up
“Now that I won’t be at the office for a whole month, I can let my hair down a bit.“
Let your hair down
“As soon as they've finished up, they kick back and wait for the next show.“
“Loosen up. Don't be so nervous.“
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“I really need time to relax. The office was driving me crazy!“
“I’m on holiday so I’m just going to take it easy…“
“Now that I’m on holiday, I need to chillax for a bit.“
Take it easy
Relax / Calm down
Chill out / Chillax
Kick back
Relaxing
Loosen up
LANGUAGE CENTER
“You'll only get a truthful answer if you manage to talk to one of the top dogs.“
Be the top dog
“When his boss went on vacation, he suddenly found himself in the driver's seat.“
Be in the driver's seat
“There's no doubt who'll wear the pants in that house“
Wear the pants (in a relationship)
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“"You're running the show—what do we do now?"“
“You're the boss here – you get to call the shots.“
“Your idea is good. We can go to that hotel. You are the boss.“
Run the show
Be the boss
Call the shots
Having Control
LANGUAGE CENTER
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Examples:- I can't bear doing all the chores.- He is tired of waiting in line. He hates going to the post office.
Disliking something
LANGUAGE CENTER
- What do you do to chill out?- When do you call the shots?- What can't you stand? - What are you sick of?
Let's practice!
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Let's play...
a boardgame
- Have you learned anything from watching TV? - Do you think TV affects the way people behave?
Discuss
the many effects of tv
***INFLUENCES PEOPLE***
1. Makes you lazy.2. Includes violence & illicit content.*3. Promotes consumerism.4. Affects people health.*- eye-sight- sleep problems- obesity- behavior problems5. Becomes an ddiction.6. Makes you waste time.
DISADVANTAGES
1. Improves family bonding.2. Gets a whole look all over the world.3. Is a source for learning several languages and lots of other useful things.4. Educates people.*5. Keeps people updated.6. Is a great source of entertainment.7. Is an ffective medium to deliver the information.
ADVANTAGES
Watching TV...
DEBATE
Give your reasons why you consider watching TV beneficial or damaging.
Practice!
1 to 8
current affairssoap operadocumentaryrealitycomedysportsdramagame show
Arrange the types of television shows from 1 (your favorite) to 8 (your least favorite).
Task 1
an actor/actress?a TV newscaster?a couch potato?a talk show host?a singer?a movie director?a cameraman/woman?a participant in a game show?
See...
Would you like to be...
Think about the following question, is TV beneficial for people? Why?Go to the forum called "TV discussion" and make a list of reasons for your opinion and give examples.Be ready to discuss your ideas next class.
HOMEWORK
WHAT TO WATCH?
* The -ed is also pronounced /d/ if the verb ends with a vowel sound. Ex. played - row - free
L calledN cleanedR offeredG damagedV lovedS usedZ amazedB rubbedM claimed
T wantedD needed
/d/
/t/
/ɪd/
P helpedK lookedF sniffedGH laughedSH washedCH watchedSS kissedC danced
-ED ENDINGS
Write the correct pronunciation of the -ed ending beside each verb
17. dried18. believed19. lodged20. danced21. added22. boxed23. phoned24. pushed
9. poured10. waited11. enjoyed12. loaded13. roamed14. kissed15. halted16. laughed
/ɪd/ /d/ /t/
1. talked 2. sobbed3. graded4. used5. helped6. watched7. filled8. organized
practice
On the first day of school, Paulo met his new teacher. She asked his name. She said, “Hello. I’m Ms. Parker, and I would like for you to tell the class about yourself.” The class listened to Paulo’s story of moving to New York. They were very nice to Paulo. During the day, they studied verbs. The class also watched a video and practiced role-playing a trip to the dentist. Paulo tried to learn a lot that day. He liked his new teacher and classmates. They all helped him so much.
Paulo moved from Florida to New York, because his father got a new job in New York. Since it was during the school year, Paulo changed schools. He had many friends at his old school, and he wondered if his new classmates would like him. He worried about his new school a lot.
Let's practice -ed endings
The bear jumped out of its cage and into the crowd. She must have realized that this was her best chance to escape. The bear’s trainer looked as though he were about to faint from the terror of it all; it seemed like his worst nightmare come true.He scrambled to his feet and started waving his hands and shouting to get the bear’s attention. She stopped her wild rampage only for a moment at the sound of her trainer’s pleas. She quickly turned back to the crowd and resumed knocking people to the floor. The trainer suddenly had an idea. He reached into his pocket and pulled from it a large chocolate-covered treat – a known favorite of the bear. He shouted the bear's name once more and she turned to face him. She saw the treat and ran in a full gallop towards him. He threw the treat into the cage and the bear followed. He locked the door behind her and fell to the floor in relief. Apparently, the bear valued food more than freedom.