University Entrance Exam Preparation Workshop 2

Review Present Simple : look like vs be like Choose do, does, is or are : and like or likes What _______ she look ________? – She is tall and attractive. What _______ they look _________? – They are both short and have black hair and brown eyes. What _______ he _______? – He is hardworking and generous. What _______ Mr. and Mrs. Harris _______? – They are friendly and optimistic. does like do like is like are like

more review Make questions for these answers : Short and fat. Pizza and coke. Pessimistic and a little lonely.

objectives This week’s lesson : 1. Students will practice the use of ‘4 square’ model for vocabulary building WORD OF THE DAY 2. Students will be able to (SWBAT) recognize and differentiate 4 phrasal verbs using the verb ‘BREAK’ 3. SWBAT recognize and write past simple, past continuous and present perfect sentences and differentiate between them

WORD OF THE DAY ATTRACTIVE DEFINITION : SYNONYMS / ANTONYMS: REAL LIFE EXAMPLE : looks or seems nice or interesting SYNONYMS :beautiful, pretty, good looking, nice, handsome, interesting ANTONYMS : ugly, plain, boring, SENTENCE : WORD FORMATION : Sally is attractive. ATTRACTIVE – adjective ATTRACT – verb ATTRACTION – noun ATTRACTIVENESS – noun ATTRACTIVELY - adverb He could not keep his eyes off the attractive woman sitting across from him on the train.

verb + adverb OR preposition phrasal verb verb + adverb OR preposition break How many phrasal verbs can you think of with break? break up with break down break in / into break through stop a relationship Boyfriend girlfriend stop working (a vehicle, machine etc.) enter illegally by force (a building, a safe etc.) pass through by force (a barrier, an army etc.) Breakthrough NOUN = a major advance or discovery

+ - PAST SIMPLE ? ? Mongolian herders looked after goats. helping verb = did model for : all subjects + Mongolian herders looked after goats. - Mongolian herders didn’t look after elephants. ? Did Mongolian herders look after rabbits? No, they didn’t. ? What did Mongolian herders look after? They looked after sheep, goats, horses, cows, camels and yaks.

+ - PAST SIMPLE ? ? My car broke down yesterday. helping verb = did IRREGULAR VERBS!! + My car broke down yesterday. - ? ?

PAST CONTINUOUS helping verb = WAS Model for : I, he, she, it + An attractive woman was breaking up with her boyfriend. - Her boyfriend wasn’t crying. ? Was the woman crying? Yes, she was. ? Why was she breaking up with him?

PAST CONTINUOUS helping verb = WERE Model for : you, we, they + Five men with guns were breaking into the bank. - ? ?

+ - PRESENT PERFECT ? ? The police have looked into the bank robbery, helping verb = HAVE Model for : I, you, we, they + The police have looked into the bank robbery, - but they haven’t arrested anyone yet. ? Have they spoken to everyone? Yes, they have. ? Who have they spoken to?

+ - PRESENT PERFECT ? ? The bank manager has gone home. helping verb = HAS Model for : he, she, it + The bank manager has gone home. - One bank teller hasn’t spoken to the police yet. ? ?

+ - PAST “used to” ? ? I used to look forward to my birthday. helping verb = DID + I used to look forward to my birthday. - My car didn’t use to break down. ? Did Mongolian herders use to look after kangaroos? No, they didn’t. ? Why did Jon use to break into banks?

GALLERY WALK

HOMEWORK Next week’s phrasal verb = bring – how many phrasal verbs can you find with bring? Find a picture and write a short story about it using past tenses Vocabulary questions paper Memorize new words – word quiz next lesson ‘PAST’ – ideas!