Unit 1: Time and Again

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Unit 1: Time travel

Palm Springs p. 16

• What is this film about? 
• What is a vortex? 
• What does 'Live like there's no tomorrow mean? Give 2 options. 

p. 18 Adjectives and their opposites

p. 18 Adjectives and their opposites

Find 5 more adjectives and their opposites.

Write them on the blackboard. 

How to form the opposites of adjectives? 

hopeful -> hopeless

fearful -> fearless

SUFFIX

How to form the opposites of adjectives? 

typical -> ?

social -> ?

violent -> ? 

PREFIX

How to form the opposites of adjectives? 

typical -> atypical

social -> antisocial

violent -> non-violent

With the prefixes A, ANTI, NON-

How to form the opposites of adjectives? 

interesting -> ?

able -> ?

capable -> ?

honest -> ?

legal -> ?

possible -> ?

PREFIX

How to form the opposites of adjectives? 

interesting -> uninteresting

able -> unable

capable -> incapable

honest -> dishonest

legal -> illegal    'in'-> 'il' before 'l'

possible -> impossible     'in'-> 'im' before 'p'

With the prefixes UN, IN, DIS

PREFIX

Pronounce the adjectives correctly. 

reliable

incredible

incapable

aware

aggressive

useless

impatient

honest

shameful

competent

rational

violent

Do exercise 8 or 9 on p. 21-22 and check your answers. 

Make a chain: choose an adjective from the list and ask your neighbour the opposite. Continue like this. 

p. 23: Writing task

• I answer the question appropriately and I mention at least 2 relevant ideas.
  
• I write complete and well-constructed sentences.
• I used the 'if' and 'would' clauses. 
• I spell most words correctly.

p. 24 Can you change the past? 

Together: part 1

In groups: part 2 and 3

The tenses

The present simple

• Positive: He speaks. / We speak.  

-> 3rd person singular: + s

• Negative: He does not speak. / They don't speak.

-> add don't or doesn't (3rd person singular)

• Question: Does he speak? / Do you speak? 

-> add do or does (3rd person singular)

Signal words:

always, every …, never, normally,

often, seldom, sometimes, usually

The tenses

The present continuous

• Positive: He is speaking. / You are speaking. 
  -> present simple of to be + ING-form
• Negative: He is not speaking. / We aren't speaking. 
  -> isn't or aren't + ING-form
• Question: Is he speaking? / Are they speaking? 
  -> is or are + subject + ING-form

Signal words:

at the moment, just, just now,

Listen!, Look!, now, right now
 

The tenses

The present perfect

• Positive: He has spoken. / You have spoken. 
  -> present simple of to have + past participle
• Negative: He hasn't spoken. / We haven't spoken. 
  - haven't or hasn't + past participle
• Question: Has he spoken? / Have they spoken? 
  -> have or has + subject + past participle

Signal words: 

already, ever, just, never, not yet,

so far, till now, up to now

The tenses

The past simple

• Positive: He spoke. / We worked. 
  -> verb + ED or irregular form
• Negative: He did not speak. / We didn't work.
  -> didn't + infinitive
• Question: Did he speak? / Did they work?
  -> did + subject + infinitive

Signal words:

yesterday,
2 minutes ago, in

1990, the other day, last Friday, since

p. 31

Peter Russell and his partner were strolling
When they saw her

Which tenses do you recognise? 

p. 31

Peter Russell and his partner were strolling
PAST CONTINUOUS 

=

PAST simple of to be + ING-form

was/were/wasn't/weren't + ING-form

p. 31

Which tense do we use to describe the action that was going on, the action in the background? 

Which tense do we use to describe a short action that interrupts this? 

When I woke up this morning, it was snowing.

I was sleeping when you called me.

I broke my leg when I was hiking.

Can you see a difference in the meaning of these two sentences?

When the guests arrived, Jane was cooking dinner.

When the guests arrived, Jane cooked dinner.

credible

mature

aggressive

effective

hopeful

typical

social

respectful

perfect

respectful