English 3d 30-11

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English 3c 30-11

Lesson planning

• Vocab check
• The landlady

Vocab check

Preparation:

• 10 minutes to study the vocab from U3 + U4
• Do it on your own

Check:

• Do it on your own
• Write your name on the paper and write down 1 till 10

Vocab Check

campaign, co-exist, pollution, raise, preserve, annoyed, dizzy, discipline, kindness

1. She showed _____(1) to her classmates by helping them with their homework.

2. My parents taught me the importance of _____(2) when I was a child.

3. I was _____(3) when my flight was delayed for the third time.

4. She felt _____(4) after spinning around in circles.

5. I can't stop coughing because I have a cold.

6. It's important for humans and wildlife to _____(5) peacefully.

7. My parents always taught me to _____(6) my hand before speaking in class.

8. The _____(7) in the city is causing health problems for many people.

9. The charity organization launched a _____(8) to raise awareness about homelessness.

10. We must do our part to _____(9) the environment for future generations.

Correct answers: 

1. kindness

2. discipline

3. annoyed

4. dizzy

5. cough

6. co-exist

7. raise

8. pollution

9. campaign

10. preserve

The landlady

What do you think the short story is about?

• Bed and breakfast
• staying the night
• missing people
• preserved animals

Read The Landlady together

If you were seventeen years old and being sent to do some work for a company in an unfamiliar town, would you expect the company to organise accommodation for you in advance or not?

Which words give you a positive feeling for the landlady?

"She was about forty-five or fifty years old, and the moment she saw him she gave him a warm welcoming smile." 

"She had a round pink face and very gentle blue eyes."

"She seemed terribly nice. She looked exactly like the mother of one's best school-friend welcoming her into the house to stay for the Christmas holidays."

Ending of the story

How do you think the story ends:

• Write it down
• Do it together with the person next to you
• Write at least 100 words

See you next week!