** English Language English 101 المحاضرة الخامسة Lecture 5

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** English Language English 101 المحاضرة الخامسة Lecture 5 Instructor: Dr. Ghassan M Nayfi e- learning System For Distance Education e- Learning Deanship English Language Department 1

Eng 101 Vocabulary– Grammar- Reading Chapter 3-4 Lecture Five Eng 101 Vocabulary– Grammar- Reading Chapter 3-4

Elements of Lecture 5 I- Previewing Vocabulary 2- Present Simple Tense 3- Negative Forms 4. Forming Questions 3- 5- Spelling & Pronunciation Of Final – es 6- Scanning & Skimming Reading Text

5.Vocabulary Previewing ( pages 45, 50, 56,57, 61) Meaning Word No. The most important things / basics 1 A single state in a family history Generation 2 A state of being husband and wife marriage 3 The normal standard average 4 one of the two / so / either 5 very / so / too 6 Preparing meat on fire barbecue 7 one of the main Parts branch 8 a member of your family relative 9 A marriage ceremony wedding 10

5.Vocabulary Previewing ( pages 45, 50, 56,57, 61) Meaning Word No. Do things in turn with another one alternate 11 Discuss angrily / debate argue 12 a short journey with food picnic 13 Made larger or longer extended 14 accent dialect 15 A website that belong to a person blog 16 Rejoin reunion 17 A group of people/ players team 8 A family that follow customs Traditional family 9 a modern family nuclear family 10

1. I speak speak English fluently and Reem does, too I. Exercise 1. I speak speak English fluently and Reem does, too a. either b. too c. so d. neither 2. My average in this term is 84.3 %. a. marriage b. package c. garage d. average 3. All members in traditional families were living in one house. a. traditional b. nuclear c. rich d. bad 4. We went for a picnic by the sea and had a barbecue .It was a very delicious meal. a. problem b. barbecue c. test d. camera 5. My uncle and my aunt are called my relatives. a. relatives b. brothers c. friends d. neighbors 6. Group of people/ playing a sport is called a team. a. family b. friend c. team d. match

Present simple is used to describe an action which happens repeatedly 2. Simple Present Tense Present simple is used to describe an action which happens repeatedly The verb in this tense has 2 forms:- A . Ends with – s = When the subject is 3rd person : [ He , She & It ] - He/ She drinks coffee every morning. - Noura usually sleeps at 11 p.m every night. - The sun rises from the east. B. without any ending ( infinitive without to)= When the subject is plural, I & You. - I sometimes drink coffee. - We take a quiz in English language from time to time. - The students take lessons through the internet once a week

1. My uncle visits us every week. Exercise 1. My uncle visits us every week. a. visit b. visits c. visiting d. has visited 2. Water boils at 100 degree centigrade. a. boiled b. boiling c. boil d. boils 3. They begin the work at 7 every morning. a. begins b. have begun c. begin d. beginning 4. The child drinks milk before sleeping. a. The child b. The children c. The boys d. You 5. I usually drive carefully when it rains. a. drove b. drives c. driving d. drive 6. My mother cooks rice and meat once a week a. now b. yesterday c. once a week d. last month

3. Simple Present -Negative forms We have two negative forms:- A. Doesn’t When the verb ends with s:- Kamal Lives in an apartment. Kamal doesn’t live in an apartment. B. Don’t when the verb is infinitive without to We live in an apartment We don’t live in an apartment

3. Simple Present –Forming Questions We have two forms forms:- A. Doesn’t When the verb ends with s:- Kamal Lives in an apartment. Does Kamal live in an apartment ? Where does Kamal live? – In an apartment B. Don’t when the verb is infinitive without to We live in an apartment Do you live in an apartment ? Where do you live? We live in ----

Exercise 3 & 4 1. She doesn’t help her mother in the house. a. help b. doesn’t help c. don’t help d. doesn’t helps 2. The men don’t do their work in the best way. a. don’t do b. does c. doesn’t do d. don’t 3. My father doesn’t smoke nowadays . a. My brothers b. You c. My father d. I 4. Do they play football every week? a. Do b. Does c. Are d. Done 5. Why does he always come late? a. is b. do c. does d. was

5. Spelling & Pronunciation of Final -s We have pronunciation forms of final -s:- A. / s / when the final letter of the word is [ p, t, k , q, c, ..] speaks / sits / picnics …….. Etc B. / z / when the final letter of the word is [b, d, g, r, m, n, l, o, v, y ] reads, bags, leaves, listens, boys...etc C. / IZ / when the final letter is [ ch, sh, z, s, x ] teaches, buses, bushes, axes....etc

V. Exercise 1. The underlined letter /s/ in the word ‘ leaks” has the same pronunciation of the letter /s/ in the word: hats . a. hats b. toys c. windows d. rains 2. The underlined letter /es/ in the word ‘ fixes” has the same pronunciation of the letter /s/ in the word: matches . a. employs b. rooms c. matches d. helps 3. The underlined letter /s/ in the word ‘ goes” has the same pronunciation of the letter /s/ in the word: repairs . a. heats b. repairs c. breaks d. catches

VI. Scanning & Skimming Reading paragraph ( Page 47) Families in almost every country are changing. This is true in rich countries and poor ones. It is true in Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe. All over the world, families are getting smaller. In North Africa , in the past, many people lived in extended families. Fifty to hundred people lived together in a group of houses. These were all family members- grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, children, and grandchildren. But now this traditional family is breaking into smaller groups. The traditional family in Mexico was also big. One generation ago, the average Mexican woman had seven children. Today, she has an average of only 2.5 children. Now , without so many children, families don’t need to spend so much money on basics, such as food, clothing and housing.

Scan and skim the previous paragraph 1. The underlined word “ ones” refers to countries. a. families b. countries c. children d. Americas 2. Food and clothing are basics . a. grandchildren b. families c. members d. basics 3. The underlined pronoun “ she” refers to a Mexican woman . a. a brother b. an aunt c. a Mexican woman d. a family 4. How many children did a Mexican woman have? 7 a. 2.5 b. 7 c. 4 d. 3 5. What happened to the traditional family?________________ a. getting larger b. breaking into smaller groups c. became rich d. had no children

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