Listening and Speaking 2

Review –ed Pronunciation Allowed Asked Attended Belonged Cleaned Cooked Counted Damaged

Review –ed Pronunciation Demanded Died Dropped Explored Exported Faxed Flooded Happened

Review –ed Pronunciation Hiked Hoped Imagined Invited Joked Laughed Measured Mixed

Review –ed Pronunciation Played Printed Pronounced Provided Realized Relaxed Repeated Saved Scolded

Review –ed Pronunciation Shopped Shouted Slammed Smoked Studied Treated Washed Watched

Pronunciation: Vowel + R

See handout Homework: Record Parts 4-6 on

Voicethread

Check Homework: Pg. 52, Editing

Check Homework: Pg. 58, Ex. 2.4a

2. As soon as cheap air travel became possible, people started to fly more.

3. Until everyone had a cell phone, people made calls from pay phones.

4. People paid for things with cash or checks before credit cards became popular.

5. Before free education was available, most people did not read or write.

Check Homework: Pg. 58, Ex. 2.4a

6. When traffic lights came into our cities, roads became safer.

7. After Ford made the first mass-produced car, millions of people learned to drive.

8. Before the first supermarket opened, people bought food from small local stores.

Check Homework: Pg. 65, Editing

Unit 6: Past Progressive Correct or Incorrect?

I was standing there. He standing there. She was stand there. Was they standing there? Were you there? Yes, I was. What was he doing? How was it?

Pg. 71, Ex. 2.1

Do, then check.

Pgs. 73-74: When and While

Time clauses with when and while and the past progressive show something that was in progress; the main clause shows that something happened. The millennium arrived when I was

watching TV with my family. While I was sitting at my desk, I got

only one call.

Pgs. 73-74: When and While

Use the past progressive for an action in progress in the past. On the day of the earthquake, we were

living in San Francisco. Use the simple past for an action that

happened one time and was completed. On the day of the earthquake, the power

went out.

Pgs. 73-74: When and While

Time clauses with when or while show when events happened. The power went out while we were riding

the elevator. We were riding the elevator when the

power went out.

Pgs. 74, Ex. 3.1 Do, then discuss

Homework: Pg. 77, Editing Task

Grammar Practice!

Divide into groups of 4. Take turns answering the questions. Pay attention to the grammar! Correct

any mistakes you hear.

Ae Ch. 2: Constitutional Issues

Pg. 19 – With your partner, take turns reading the passage aloud. Then, discuss the questions at the bottom of the page.

Page 20-21: Understanding Numbers, Dates, Times

Listen to the time line and write the dates that you hear.

Pages 22-23

Discuss the questions/activities (1-2) with your group.

Quiz 1!