Wednesday, 22 April 2026

Tuesday, 21 April 2026

TUESDAY

  MODAL VERBS OF OBLIGATION / NECESSITY (NOTES)

Speaking activity with grammar focus:  MUST / MUSTN'T: PERFECT PEOPLE

HOMEWORK: REVIEW VOCABULARY LIST

                          GRAMMAR 4-1: EX. 3, 4, 5

Tuesday, 14 April 2026

TUESDAY

  PAST SIMPLE, CONTINUOUS AND PERFECT TENSES (NOTES)

Pronunciation practice:  PRONOUNCING -ED IN REGULAR VERBS IN THE PAST


HOMEWORK:  REVIEW VOCABULARY LIST

                          GRAMMAR 3-1: EX.4, 5

Friday, 10 April 2026

FRIDAY

 VOCABULARY RELATED TO HOUSING

PASSIVE VOICE (NOTES)

Speaking pair activity (PASSIVE):   NAME THREE: STUDENT 1

                                                           NAME THREE: STUDENT 2

Wednesday, 8 April 2026

WEDNESDAY

 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS WITH PRESENT SIMPLE & PRESENT CONTINUOUS

SPEAKING WITH ADVERBS (PAIR ACTIVITY)

HOMEWORK:  GRAMMAR 2-2: EX. 2, 3

Some verbs can be both: dynamic & state


SEE - dynamic ( visit 'I'M SEEING MY DOCTOR ON FRIDAY AT 3 PM' and date 'John is seeing Mary')

SEE - state (ability to see 'I can see blue sky', understand 'I see')


SMELL/TASTE - dynamic (She is smelling the flowers", 'We are tasting ice-cream')

SMELL/TASTE - state ('Coffee smells delicious', 'The soup tastes weird')


THINK - dynamic (thoughts, ideas 'I'm thinking about my next trip")

THINK - state (opinion 'I think the weather will be warmer tomorrow')


HAVE - dynamic (action 'I'm having lunch now') have a shower, have a rest

HAVE -state (own, possess 'I have a dog') I have many friends.


FEEL - dynamic (I feel well today or I'm feeling well today.)

FEEL - state (opinion ' I feel we should go', I feel we need to practice it more.)

LOOK - dynamic (phrasal verbs 'I'm looking at the tree' ' I'm looking for my keys'

LOOK - state (appearance, feelings 'You look sad today', She looks confused.)



TUESDAY

  CONFUSING WORDS: FIT, MATCH, SUIT, GO WITH   FUTURE (NOTES)