2. Minds-On Take out your essays.
You have 10-minutes to ask me any questions you have regarding your essays.
Then we will begin with grammar lesson.

3. Minds-On 2 What are some examples of collocations?
Write down at least 2 in your groups. Are there any idioms? What do they mean?
Idioms – an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements (dictionary.com)
Extension-
When you are done review the verb tenses table.

4. How do I use the/a/an and prepositions properly?
To know the difference between the/a/an and the different ways to use prepositions.
To understand how to use and the importance of making the distinction between the/a/an and different ways to use prepositions.
To be able to create your own sentences and reflect on what I learned when using the/a/an and prepositions.
Prepositions; Definite Article; Collocations
Indefinite Article; Adjectives; Phrasal Verbs

5. Prepositions; Definite Article; Collocations
To know the difference between the/a/an and the different ways to use prepositions.
What are “definite articles”?
What are “indefinite articles”?
When do you use definite articles? Give an example.
When do you use indefinite articles? Give an example.
Activation:
Go through Unit 72 on page 144.
Demonstration:
Complete the tasks on page 145.
Prepositions; Definite Article; Collocations
Indefinite Article; Adjectives; Phrasal Verbs

6. Prepositions; Definite Article; Collocations
To know the difference between the/a/an and the different ways to use prepositions.
To understand how to use and the importance of making the distinction between the/a/an and different ways to use prepositions.
Activation:
Go through Unit 130 page 260
Demonstration:
Complete the tasks on page 261
Go through Unit 131 on page 262
Complete the tasks on page 263
Prepositions; Definite Article; Collocations
Indefinite Article; Adjectives; Phrasal Verbs

7. To be able to create your own sentences and reflect on what I learned when using the/a/an and prepositions.
Any questions so far?
In your groups, you will write sentences based on the collocations that they learned today.
Prepositions; Definite Article; Collocations
Indefinite Article; Adjectives; Phrasal Verbs