Classroom Vocab (Int)
- What a heat!
- to gain / to put on weight
- a great grandmother
- a necklace
- hide and seek
- to heat stg up in the microwave
- to sew / a sewing machine
- a fountain
- to feel like doing stg
- to break down (car)
- to charge for stg
- a ceiling / a roof
- (to pay) in installements
- to suit sb (clothes)
- to fit (clothes)
- to take your mind of stg
- a department store
- to get a bargain
- to be worth (a lot of money)
Do you prefer the heat or the cold?
What do you use the microwave for?
What kind of food makes you put on weight? What do you avoid eating when you go on a diet?
What do you know about your great-grandparents?
Did you used to play hide and seek as a child? What was your favourite hiding place?
Do you know how to sew on a button?
Which is your favourite fountain?
Has your car ever broken down? What did you do?
What do you feel like doing tonight? What do you feel like having for dinner? Where do you feel like going for your next holiday?
What colour and style suits you?
Have you ever lost/broken something that is worth a lot of money?
Have you ever paid for something in installments?
What is the best bargain you have got?
What do you do to take your mind of things?
Have you ever been charged too much for something?
Comments
How are you?
I have a doubt about homework,In the exercise 11, the solution is made out leather and I thought it was It´s made of leather.
I always forget ask these questions in class.
Thank you.
See you¡
As far as I know, they are the same. No difference in meaning at least.
I have a doubt about THE homework. In EXERCISE 11, the solution is "made out leather" and I thought it was "It�s made of leather".
I always FORGET TO ask these questions in class.
I,ve done other exercises, like Past Perfect 1 and Passive Voice (Past), but there aren´t comments or a way to put comments.
It´s an useful way to remember some lessons before we come back to class.
Good work!
How was your first day back?
For me, getting up for an 8am class was tough. You are lucky that your class doesn't start until half past nine.
If you do any work in a page linked to this blog, just leave a short comment telling me what you did.
It's *a useful way to remind ourselves about previous lessons before we go back to class.
* a useful way
a European country
a UFO
a university
The above expressions are exceptions because of the /ˌjuː/ sound.
an unusual day
an umbrella
an ugly person
an unbelievable story
We use "an" with /ʌ/ sounds.
See you tomorrow.