Les 6 jan

Welcome!

Do you remember these words?

Writing an email

1. Emailing a friend: You should avoid formal words.

2. Use short forms, such as I'm, you're, it's, e.g, etc.

3. If it's a long email, use paragraphs.

4. Give your email a good structure (startting & closing)

Dear Madison,

...............

Bye for now,

Lisa

Emailing a friend

How do you start the email?

How do you end email?

In this lesson:

1. Comaparisons (compairing photos)

2. Useful phrases that help you speak well

3.Identifying people using wearing/in/with/ who is

4/ Describing houses & homes

Turn to page 46 WB: Comparisons

2.  Ex. 2 (phrases that help to speak naturally)

3minutes

Describing photos  (P36 WB)

Phrases

Sort of /I'd say/It looks like/ some kind of/I would say that/most likely/maybe/something like that

Identifying people in photos

In

wearing

with 

who is 

Ex. 1 &2 (P.36) WB

5 minutes

Describing houses and homes

1. What's the difference between a house and a home?

2. What types of houses do you know?

Look up the words in purple on P.42 &43 SB

Do ex. 1 &2  on P.40

P.42 Ex. 1   WB

Example 1

To try hard : to make a big effort

Ex 1 ( 1 t/m 6)

Comparative & Superlative

Double comparative

The weather is getting colder and colder

Explain

Exersises p. 41

Second conditional

Exercises on P.43