english language and communication- week 7 · counting stars (1) lately, ... present perfect: ......
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English Language and Communication- Week 7
École Normale Supérieure
Word and Expression of the Day
Do you know what these are called in English?
Expression: To be about to....
Proverb of the Day- StonesDon’t throw stones if you live in a glass house.
“Why are you calling him lazy when you haven’t cleaned your house in weeks. Don’t throw stones if you live in a glass house.”
To kill two birds with one stone
“I’ll kill two birds with one stone by going to the market on the way to your house.”
Discussion of American Culture
OneRepublic- “Counting Stars”
Counting Stars (1)
Lately, I've ______, I've been losing sleep
__________ about the __________ we could be
But baby, I've been, I've been _______hard
Said no more ___________ _____________
We'll be ______________ stars
Yeah we'll be counting stars
I see this life, like a ________ __________
Swing my ________ across the line
And in my face is ________ signs
_______ it _____ and _____ shall find
Old, but I'm not that ________
________, but I'm not that __________
And I don't think the world is __________
On just _____ ______ we're told
I-I-I-I feel something so right
Doing the wrong thing
I-I-I-I feel something so wrong
Doing the right thing
Counting Stars (2)
I ______ the love and I feel it ______Down this _______, every __________Hope is our ______-________ wordMake that _______, watch it _________Old, but I'm _____ ______ old_________, but I'm not that _________And I don't think the world is soldOn just doing what we're toldI-I-I-I feel something so _________Doing the right thingI could lie, could lie, could lieEverything that _________ me makes me wanna fly
Counting Stars (3)
Take that ________
_________ it __________
_______ in the _________
The _________ I've _____________
Simple Present: I wake up each day at 7:00AM
Present Progressive: As I’m trying to leave the house, my roommate asks me to help him find his keys.
Present Perfect: No one has eaten lunch before the end of this class.
Present Perfect Continuous: I’ve been taking the same route to work for a month.
Present Tenses in English
Present Continuous Tense.
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continuous Tense
Grammar Exercise1. Ms Smith (work) as a sales representative for three years.
2. In her job, she (drive) around a lot to meet her customers all over the country.
3. Today she (travel) 500 km to meet a customer.
4. She (be/surely) tired now.
5. At the moment, Ms Smith (stand) in her hotel room.
6. She (arrive/just) .
7. But she (can/not) take a little nap now because she (must) call her customer. \
8. They (wait/probably) for her phone call.
Present Tense Writing/Discussion Activity
Imagine a place where you would like to be
right now. Using the five senses (taste, sight,
hearing, touch, smell), write a paragraph
about this place so that others can guess it.
Try to choose a place that they would
recognize, because some of you will read
them out loud.
“All My Loving” - 1963
“All My Loving” Listening ExerciseClose your eyes and I'll _____youTomorrow ____ ______ ______Remember _____ __ s____ ______ ______And then while I'm _______I'll ______ _______ every dayAnd I'll _____ all my ______ to you
______ ______ that I'm ________The lips I am missingAnd ______ that my ______ will ______ _______And then while I'm awayI'll _____ home _____ dayAnd I'll send all my loving to you
All my _____ I ____ send to youAll my loving, _______ I'll be true
Simple Future
Future Continuous/Progressive
Future Perfect
Conditional 1- The Event is Likely to Occur
If + Present Simple Future Simple
If she finishes her work before 4:30, she can go home.
If they bring a cake, I’ll bring an apple pie.
If it snows a lot, class will be canceled.
Conditional 2- Possible but unlikely If + past tense would + infinitive
If I ended class early, all the students would be happy.
If I ate tagine for lunch today, I would be surprised.
If I made my bed every day, I would be proud of myself.
Conditional 3: Impossible- Past Tense
If + Past Perfect would + have + past participle
If I had studied German in college, I would have moved to Austria.
If Jack had listened to his Mom’s advice, the police would not have arrested
him.
If Samantha hadn’t bought another blanket for her bed, she would have been
cold during the long winter months.
Exercise
1. If I ____________ (study) English every day, I will speak English fluently in
a few years.
2. If I left the apartment without cleaning the dishes, my roommate
__________ (to not be happy).
3.