PLEASE, SLOW DOWN!

LESSON 3D

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 TODAY'S
DISCUSSION
KEY TOPICS

Imperatives; Let's
feelings
understanding connected speech

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VOCABULARY - FEELINGS

I'm worried I'm happy I'm thirsty I'm hot I'm angry I'm hungry

I'm tired I'm stressed I'm cold I'm sad I'm bored
IMPERATIVE FORM
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LET'S = SUGESTÕES
 LISTENING & READING

The Carter family is on vacation.

Look at the pictures and read the dialogues.
 LISTENING & READING
Listen to the rest of the story.
What are the two problems the family has?
 LISTENING & READING
R: Good evening, sir. Good evening, madam.
D: Good evening. Can we have two double rooms,
R = receptionist.
please?
D = Dad
R: Do you have a reservation?
M = Mom
D: No, we don't.
P = police officer
R: I'm sorry, sir. The hotel is full.
M: Oh, no!
D: Come on. Let's go. I know another hotel near here.
[...]
P: Excuse me, sir. Is this your car?
D: Yes, it is. What's the problem?
P: This is "no parking", sir. Look at the sign.
D: I'm very sorry!
P: Can I see your driver's license, please?
 What do the signs mean?
Use a verb phrase from the list
in a + or - imperative.
 CONNECTED SPEECH
Connected speech é uma característica da língua inglesa no qual
as palavras são conectadas (ligadas) uma à outra ao serem
pronunciadas em uma sentença.
Na prática isso refere-se às ligações, uniões, conexões que há no
inglês falado para fazer com que a língua flua muito mais
natural e rapidamente.
Por exemplo, se uma palavra termina com uma consonante e a
palavra seguinte começa com uma vogal, haverá a junção
dessas duas palavras.
Ex.:
Turn off the radio.
Listen and say six sentences
Listen and say six sentences

1. Turn on the radio.

2. Let's eat in this cafe.
3. Stand up, please.
4. Let's open the window.
5. Look at these photos.
6. Don't open the window.
SPEAKING: WHAT'S THE MATTER?
A: What's the matter?
B: I'm sad.
A: Don't be sad. Cheer up.
B: Thanks.
 THANK YOU!
SEE YOU NEXT CLASS!

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