1. Advanced Conversation Unit 7 October 25th
Overview

2. Attendance
Midterm Feedback - Quiz 1 and Check your …
Video assignment (see blog) Unit 7 Video 10.26
Think about two or three of your friends. Then describe your friends by answering the questions on 3 Writing on page 73.
Talk about your circle of friends using relative clauses; Talk about dating using phrasal verbs; Soften comments with expressions like sort of; Use though to give a contrasting idea

3. Unit 7 -Relationships
Relative Clauses
Phrasal Verbs…
“Probably…” “Sort of…”
Using “though” as a contrasting idea...

4. Page 65 - What kind of relationships do we have? And with whom?
P66 - Read (class) Circle of Friends
1A Where do people make friends? How many places can you think of? Make a list...

5. P67 - Relative Clauses -“Who, that, which”...
Use who and that to refer to people...that and which to refer to things

6. P67 #3 Talk About It…
Groups- Questions…
P69 - Phrasal Verbs 2A
P69 #3 Questions- Groups - (intonation)

7. P70 - “She’s just a bit odd…”
A/B Conversation dialogues
“I guess/I think…” - natural expressions
D- Apply C to the sentences in D

8. Dating Profile Activity Handout
1. How many different ways can you think of meeting a partner?
2. Have you ever heard of speed-dating?
3. Look at the definition from the Macmillan English Dictionary. What do you think about this idea? Speed-dating definitions:
speed-dating (noun) -A method of meeting a potential romantic partner by briefly talking to a series of individuals at an organized event, and indicating whether you are interested in seeing any of them again.
What do people put on their dating profiles?

10. Dating Profile Handout
1.Read- Are they compatible?
2.Why...why not?
3.Compound adjectives:
A compound adjective is formed when two or more adjectives are joined together to modify the same noun. These terms should be hyphenated to avoid confusion or ambiguity. For example: Diana submitted a 6-page document.