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2ºBACH Phrasal verbs, slang and travelling

Updated: Sep 3



SESSION 1:


1. Watch the video on PHRASAL VERBS:



3. Say if the following verbs are phrasal (we cannot always work out the meaning of a phrasal verb from its individual words, phrasal verbs are usually "idiomatic") or prepositional verb (a prepositional verb is a verb that is followed by a preposition. The meaning of these two words together is usually very similar to the original meaning of the verb)


  1.  "I agree with you 100%.” .....................

  2. "Luckily, we didn't run out of petrol and we got home okay" ...................

  3.  "What time do you get up in the morning? ..................

  4. "My parents didn’t approve of me leaving university.” ..................

  5. “He’s 11 years old but he still believes in the tooth fairy.”..................

  6. "Who is looking after your dog while you're away?" ..................

  7. “She’s a nurse. She cares for the elderly.” ..................

  8. “What does your course consist of?” ..................

  9. "I was disappointed that they turned my invitation down." ..................

  10. "They had to put off their wedding for a year." ..................

  11. "She didn't get on with her boss so she was glad when he left" ..................

4. Do exercise 6 from page 10.



SESSION 2:


Paul Rudd, a famous American actor, thinks it would be totally beast if you and your dank squad could wear a mask...Watch the video about the importance of wearing a mask to save lives.



VOCABULARY:


Lots of American slang in this video! Look up the following words in a dictionary, you won't find them in an ordinary one, I recommend you to choose Urban Dictionary.

Write the definition in your notebooks.


homie beast bae


go off DMS dank


No cap! Vibe Check! thick


fam stan yeet

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:

  1. What's the main purpose of this video?

  2. What is the tone used? See definition of tone.

  3. Why does he choose this tone? Do you think this is more effective than a serious approach?

  4. Is he happy about using humor?

  5. What is the mood that it imparts? See definition of mood.

PUT KNOWLEDGE INTO PRACTICE:


6. Read this extract from Where Things Come Back and analyze the TONE:


People dreamed. People left. And they all came back. It was like Arkansas's version of a black hole; nothing could escape it. I lay there silent beside my brother, my best friend and his girlfriend wading in the water before me, and I knew we were all just in the prelude to disappointment after disappointment.


7. Read the excerpt taken from Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë and analyze the MOOD:


Wuthering Heights is the name of Mr. Heathcliff’s dwelling. ‘Wuthering’ being a significant provincial adjective, descriptive of the atmospheric tumult to which its station is exposed in stormy weather. Pure, bracing ventilation they must have up there at all times, indeed: one may guess the power of the north wind blowing over the edge, by the excessive slant of a few stunted firs at the end of the house; and by a range of gaunt thorns all stretching their limbs one way, as if craving alms of the sun. Happily, the architect had foresight to build it strong: the narrow windows are deeply set in the wall, and the corners defended with large jutting stones.


SESSION 3:



Money used to be one of the main issues when it came to decide our travel destination, But now it seems that, no matter our budget, a pandemic can ruin all our travel plans, and also our assistants'.


Listen to Natifah, Katie, Brook and Diego talking about what they had arranged before the outbreak of this pandemic and the plans they still have. Then, choose the best answer to each question:



1. Which of the following places did Katie have to cancel trips to, due to coronavirus? (There may be more than one answer.)

  • London

  • Barcelona

  • Vienna

  • Lisbon

2. Which of the following places did Katie not mention as her dream vacation?

  • Bali, Indonesia

  • Colombia

  • Southeast Asia

  • The Maldives

3. The event Natifah was supposed to attend in the Summer, will be adapted so that people can access it online.

  • True

  • False

4. What inspired Natifah’s interest to choose Columbia as her dream place to visit?

  • Her friends

  • Watching a tourist advert

  • Watching a documentary about the vinyl/music culture in Columbia

  • Reading an article about Columbian DJs.

5. Is Brook is currently in Spain?.

  • True

  • False

6. What was Brook going to do in Copenhagen?

  • Visit her dad's family

  • Go surfing

  • Travel to museums

  • Walk around the city

7. Where did Diego have plans to travel to during Semana Santa?

  • Granada

  • Barcelona

  • Sevilla

  • Portugal

8. What did Diego want to do on his dream vacation to Russia?

  • Visit the Kremlin in Moscow

  • Take a tour of St. Petersburg

  • Play in the snow

  • Ride the Trans-Siberian Railroad across the country

SESSION 4:


ASSIGNMENT: Watch the following video where a Youtube influencer called Eryn prepares for an international trip:



Then, write a 150 word essay about your dream destination including what steps you will have to take to be able to travel with Covid restrictions.


Here you have some useful information for your essays:


a. Check this TOP 10 mistakes list once you have finished your essay and use it as a Checklist.


b. Connectors are an important tool for writing proficiently in English. Their purpose is to join information together within a sentence. Using connectors correctly will help ensure the meaning of your sentences are clear for readers to understand. Have a look at the list and try to use at least one per paragraph.


c. And, finally, do this exercise on connectors:


And this is it for the week! I hope you had enjoyed it!


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