Vocabulary List Jerry Nina Lingling. Word: hangover Book/Page Number P119 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: The next morning Jerry.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

The people Look for some people. Write it down. By the water

Advertisements

It is the voice of the story.

Solo Talk LI: I will understand how to achieve a credit grade for my solo talk.

Lesson Planning and Classroom Management Jitka Urbanová.

Vocabulary – Sherman Alexie. Step 1: Listen to the teacher say the word betray (v.)

Rhee Dong Gun. Chapter The speaking process The differences between spoken and written language Speaking skills Speaking in the classroom Feedback.

Vocabulary 3 – “How We Move”. Definition: To shake from cold.

Describe What Happened to You Writing Samples from

Forty Hill CE Primary School January 21st 2015

How to effectively read literature ANNOTATION, OR SWIFTT.

How to Improve Listening Skills

How to Improve Your Spoken English? Presented by Miss Indu Goswami Principal, KV Sector 25, Rohini, Delhi.

Self-Assessment Questionnaire

Reference Sources Grade 2. What is a Reference Source? Something that contains information that can be used for help or support. Examples would be Dictionary,

Two Styles of Language What are the 2 Styles of Language? Literal Language Figurative Language.

WHEN AND WHILE. Simple PastPast Progressive irregular verbs:  I spoke regular verbs: verb + ed  I worked past form of 'be' + ing form of verb  I was.

Past Tenses  1. Simple Past   For past actions/ events, which are usually short in duration   the past time of these actions/events may/may not be.

 Be a good friend  Be a mediator  Look  Listen  Tell someone who cares LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER. KEEP EACH OTHER SAFE. Be the change you want to see.

Present Simple/Present Continuous

Unit 4 Exercise Checking Your Vocabulary (p )

Avoid Lazy Language How to Get Active and Make Your Point.

ESLP 4100 Dr. Comer DIALECT DEFINITIONS DR. COMER ESLP 4100 DIALECT DEFINITIONS DR. COMER ESLP 4100.

Looking for Context Clues?. Context Clues – What Are They? Context clues are bits of information from the text that, when combined with prior knowledge,

EuropEan Language Portfolio Primary The teacher of English-Sulimova I.V. Nikopol. Dnipropetrovsk region. Specialized school № 5.

Make a list. 1 、 Are there any rules at home? 2 、 What can you do? 3 、 What can’t you do? 4 、 And what do you have to do? Don’t talk loudly. Don’t watch.

Day 1 Grammar 1. Are you prowd of your new bike. 2. We sold peaches and they sold beans. 1. Are you proud of your new bike? 2. We sold peaches, and they.

Read Aloud: Listening Comprehension  Today I will read a Poem  Poetry May have rhythm and rhyme. Create feelings and pictures in listeners’ minds. 

How Well Do You Listen? Like Him? FYI ON COMMUNICATION *Americans gain 90% of their information from listening *We can think 4-times faster than we can.

Vocabulary Week 4. Word 1: Notorious Def: Famous for something bad Sent: Billy was notorious for sticking weird things in the teachers’ coffee.

Poetry.  This presentation is an overview of what you will be learning in choice this year. You may not understand everything in this lesson but we will.

To understand what the word ‘persecution’ means.  How did it feel to not be part of the rest of the class, because of something about you?  How did.

Thought Restructuring Module. The beliefs we have about ourselves are very important. They can influence things such as kind of friends we make, careers.

ExPLORE Information Plan Locate Organise Represent Evaluate EX.

12 Tips For Public Speaking

Grammar 1 point each right answer Vocabulary 1 point each right answer Speaking 3 points each a/an or somePast SimpleSay eightSay five (1)Talk about.

Talking About Emotions Class Look at these 2 lists: List #1 Happy Excited Positive Relieved Joyful List #2 Sad Worried Negative Disappointed.

Session 9: Using Idioms & Proverbs

Ysgol Bro Tawe Say NO to Bullying – Information for parents and pupils How to help at home: Your child will be learning about bullying at school Encourage.

SFA Tuesday. Vocabulary Can you pronounce it Do know the definition Can you use it in a sentence.

STRANGER DANGER.

Vocabulary List Literature Circle Group Member: Hasil, David, Allen, Angela, Josh PPT made by: Hasil.

Monday, October 26, Announcements Agenda Idiom Progress reports Hand papers back (Work on presentations) Unit 18 Job charting practice (homework)

Learning Styles Listening, Viewing, Doing, Writing, Reading, Speaking.

IDEAS A Definition. IDEAS  Ideas are the heart of any piece of writing. Ideas are about information. In a good creative piece, ideas paint pictures in.

OverviewComparisonExperienceDescription Pronunciation Food This is the Food element of your Spoken English Portfolio. A portfolio is a collection of evidence.

 Idioms are by Kenna Elliott.  Teacher: Mrs.Jobe  Date:  Have fun!

Without speaking Without words Just the feel of your hands The beat of the music And the look in your blue eyes So much language between us No need to.

Freak the Mighty By: Rodman Philbrick Adapted By: Kasey Vollmerhausen, August 2011.

Unit Nine Technolog y. Do you understand these sentences? 1.Wang Mei is one of many Chinese teenagers who live / lives life “on the go” and use / uses.

English around the world: Module objectives Language Self-Awareness  Summaries-’Dos and don’ts [language development]  The passive voice [language analysis]

The house in a mess ! ► Answer these questions about the picture 1) Where are the children? They are in the room. Let’s talk about the picture first of.

Everyday is a Story: Helping your child learn to listen and talk Maggie Kettler, Au.D. Pediatric Audiologist II Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.

boring exciting awful frightened superstitious worried tired depressing disappointed slowly relaxing exhausting amazing How boring!!! How interesting!!!

How to Analyze Poetry…. Step 1 Read the poem & record any first reactions. What do you notice about the structure, what it says or anything else. Usually.

Unit 1 Unit 1 let’s try to speak English as much as possible let’s try to speak English as much as possible.

Vocabulary List Your name.

Identifying Your Learning Style

The West Side By Peggy Mann

Conditional Sentences

Unit 1 Friends Reading (II)

Conditional Sentences

Week 7 Academic Vocabulary.

Imagery 1. A set of mental pictures or images.

Presentation transcript:

Vocabulary List Jerry Nina Lingling

Word: hangover Book/Page Number P119 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: The next morning Jerry found out how a hangover must feel Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) The feeling after you drink a lot. Words That Have the Same Meaning morning after Words That have the Opposite No Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: pandemonium Book/Page Number P124 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: Suddenly, pandemonium reigned. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) Very mess and dirty Words That Have the Same Meaning Mess, chaos Words That have the Opposite tidy Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: concentration Book/Page Number P131 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: It was like one of those terrible dogs the Nazis used for hunting down concentration camp prisoners who escaped in those old TV pictures. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) Things put together. Words That Have the Same Meaning Focus, centralize Words That have the Opposite Disperse, dispersion Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: gibberish Book/Page Number P131 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: Kevin had learned long ago to translate whatever she was saying into gibberish. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) Speak very fast but not clear. Words That Have the Same Meaning mouth Words That have the Opposite No Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: awkward Book/Page Number P132 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: An awkward silence fell between them. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) if you do some silly things to some strangers. Words That Have the Same Meaning embarrassing Words That have the Opposite No Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: pronouncement Book/Page Number P135 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: Howie’s voice rang with authority, as if he was delivering a pronouncement to the world. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) The important information on the poster. Words That Have the Same Meaning Notice, affiche Words That have the OppositePicture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: luscious Book/Page Number P137 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: You could let your eyes devour some luscious sights and usually talk one of them into the car, Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) Describe food very sweet and juicy. Words That Have the Same Meaning juicy Words That have the Opposite dry Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: unpredictable Book/Page Number P143 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: The teacher was unpredictable, moody. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) Something that you can plan and it happen suddenly. Words That Have the Same Meaning imponderable Words That have the Opposite estimable Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: anticipated Book/Page Number P143 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: Almost as if he anticipated the bad news the figures contained and wanted to avoid finding out about it definitely. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) The thing that you can have plan for it. Words That Have the Same Meaning Prospective, prolepsis Words That have the Opposite unpredictable Picture/Symbol of the Meaning:

Word: disembodied Book/Page Number P152 Write the sentence in the book where you found the word: He had never spoken to Leon on the telephone before and the disembodied voice at the other end of the line had caught him off balance. Write the Definition of the word in your words (Do not copy from the dictionary) Voice without emotion and also let people feel worried or sad. Words That Have the Same Meaning Asomatous Words That have the Opposite embodied Picture/Symbol of the Meaning: