Fill in the blanks with appropriate discourse markers. By the way, did I tell you about my friend Josh? He was driving home from work late at night. He was really sleepy, so he pulled over on the side of the road and went to sleep. ___, a few miles away, some lions had escaped from the zoo. When Josh woke up, he was shocked. There was a lion sitting on the hood of his car. ____, it moved after he beeped his horn. But, he was really scared. He tells this story all the time. _____, it’s his favorite story. 60s

Actually – used to correct the speaker or listener Anyway – Use to return to the main topic Apparently – Used to say something that may or may not be true Meanwhile – Used to introduce something happening at the same time in another location In the end – Used to conclude a story Luckily – Used to tell something good after something bad By the way – Used to move on to a different topic

Choose get used to or be used to for the following statements. AND Write the correct form of the verb. 1. It was hard ___ just eating rice for breakfast. 2. I ___ sleeping late, so waking up early is very difficult. 30 s

“Be used to” means something is familiar. I am used to Anthony’s strange addiction to zombies. I will never be used to speaking English in public “Get used to” means something is not familiar yet. I got used to Anthony sending many Kakao Talk messages. I am getting used to speaking English very day.

Fill in the blanks with short questions to keep the conversation going. A: I’m going to my brother’s wedding. I’m a little nervous. B: Really, How _____? A: We don’t get along well. We are very different. B: That’s surprising. What’s _______? 25s

Write the prepositions for the following phrases. 1. We are bilingual ___ English and Korean. 2. I know a few words ___ French. 3. When does your plane take ___? 4. Don’t make ___ excuses. 1 min

Write the correct form of the verb in (parentheses). 1. He went to his kickboxing class despite __ (be) very ill. 2. __ (stop) to enjoy the flowers is an important part of life. 30 s

1.After prepositions Apart from dancing, I like singing. I am interested in studying martial arts. 2.After certain verbs Avoid, enjoy, like -ing Spend, hear, love, dislike (ob) –ing 3.In reduced relative clauses The people standing at the bus stop are zombies. (The people who are standing at the bus stop…) 4.After despite or in spite of Despite being bitten by a zombie, I am OK. 5.As the subject of a sentence Killing zombies is my hobby.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in (parentheses). 1. David __ (write) his novel all evening. 2. I __ (visit) Iceland three times. In fact, I __ (go) there last year. 3. I __ (know) her since last year. 2 mins

Past Perfect is used for 1. Experiences I have been to Iceland more than 100 times. 2. Events at that started in the past and continue in the present I have known Anthony for many years. He is wonderful. 3. Changes It seems Shinsaegae has become more expensive these days. 4. With since He has been here since 10:00.

We use the continuous aspect of the past perfect mostly for emphasis. I have been studying all weekend. I have been teaching at PKNU for 2 years.

Write the prefix for the words in bold 1. Anthony is not _____-cultural 2. Anthony is a _____-smoker 3. Anthony is _____paid 4. Anthony has _____control 5. Anthony is probably not _____social 1 mins

Write the correct vocabulary words for the following 1. A phrase for “Please wait a moment.” 2. A phrasal verb for “Relax” 3. An idiom for “to watch for something” 4. An idiom for “to make someone happy” 1 min

Correct the sentences below. Write the WHOLE sentence. 1. I haven’t seen none of my friends from university for ages. 2. All of people in my office work very hard. 3. Tom has 5 sisters but neither of them is pretty. 1.5 mins

Most vs Most of Most = general – Most zombies are easy to kill. Most of = specific, requires determiner – Most of these zombies were easy to kill. Both, either, and neither Refer to two things Both is plural Neither and either is singular Each, every, all Refer to more than 1 thing All is plural Each, every is singular Double Negatives I don’t like nothing in this restaurant. X I don’t like anything in this restaurant. O

Read the quotes below. Write a reported speech sentence. Jean-Luc  Anthony: “I am sick of your American accent.” Anthony  Jean-Luc: “I have been trying to speak like the Queen, but it is hard.” 30s

When reporting speech, we can simply use reporting verbs such as to say (that), to ask, to tell (+ ob). Jean-Luc  Anthony: “Don’t spell “colour” without a “u”! Jean-Luc told Anthony not to spell colour with a “u”. Anthony  Jean-Luc: “Don’t you like the American “r” sound? Anthony asked Jean-Luc if he liked the American “r” sound.

Write the correct form of the verb in (parentheses). Use modals. 1. It was a very long plane trip. You __ (be) tired when you arrived in Singapore. 2. We __ (buy) many souvenirs with our money, but we didn’t. We decided to save it instead. 1 min

IMAGINING something in the past that DID NOT happen. I would have stolen the money if I had the skills. Past ADVICE / criticizing past BEHAVIOR You should not have stolen the money. Something was POSSIBLE in the past, but DID NOT happen. You could have stolen the money, but you didn’t have the skills.

Write three words using three different prefixes 25s

What is one thing that you hate about English? What is one thing that amazes your about English? 1min

Use 1 positive and 1 negative compound-adjective to describe your teacher. Be honest. 1 min

Choose the correct answer for the phrases below 1. I never take _____ people who criticize me. a. take advantage of b. take a long time with c. take notice of 2. I think my girlfriend ____. She always expects me to buy her things, but she never buys me anything. a. takes me for granted b. takes me too seriously c. takes risks with me. 30s

What compound-adjective personality word describes these people: 1. Someone who is very relaxed: laid- _____ 2. Someone who gets angry easily: bad-_____ 3. Someone who is very conservative: _____-minded 4. Someone who worries about what others think of them: self-_____ 1 mins