1. ORAL ENGLISH
KT1093-2

2. TODAY Discussion Exercise Work out of unit 8 Conversations
Yesterday – The Beatles
With the time left? More pronunciation practice! YAAAAAY!!!!!

3. CONVERSATIONS Conversation A, page 85. Conversation B, page 86. Listen
Demonstration
Practice
What is happening in conversation A/B?
In conversation A: What do you think of the worker, based on what he said?
In conversation B: Why is the woman upset?

4. CONVERSATIONS Additional questions
Why did I assume speaker B in conversation B is a woman? It does not say so in the text.
What are the two errors in conversation B?

5. NOW YOU SPEAK
Choose a partner. You will talk in pairs for this exercise.
Do the exercise on page 88. I will walk around and listen.
Tell your partner a story about something that happened in your childhood.
Make sure you listen carefully to what your partner says!

6. TOMORROW
We will do more exercises out of unit 8.

7. YESTERDAY The Beatles were once the most popular band in the world.
They come from Liverpool, England.
They were most famous during a period in the 1960’s called “Beatlemania.” What does this mean?
Eventually, the band broke up and each member had successful careers in music thereafter.
“Yesterday” is the most covered song in history (over 3000 times.)

8. YESTERDAY What is Paul McCartney trying to say in the song?
What lyrics are most important to you in the song?
What does the song mean to you? How can you apply it to your life?

9. Homework– For Friday
I have chosen lyrics (words to a song) from the video on the website.
Choose one of the lyrics:
Tell me what you think it means.
Give your opinion; tell me what you think about it
Tell me how it applies to or fits into your life
You should this assignment to me.
Next Friday, each of you will give a two minute speech based on what you wrote to me.

10. Usually (YOU-ZHU-uh-lee)
More Practice L
Color
Will Th
Other
Mouth S
Athens
Answer
Asset
Something
Seventh R
Sorry
Roll
Row
Raw
World (WERE – uld)
Filth (FILL – TH)
Oil (OY – l)
Civil (SIV- ul)
Usually (YOU-ZHU-uh-lee)