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Giving Commands and Instructions
Giving Commands and Instructions
Giving Commands and Instructions
WARM UP
Let’s play: INSTRUCTIONS. Are you good at giving instructions?
Read the instructions below and organize them.
PART 1
PART 2
1. Use the TV remote
1. Click System.
to select the HDMI
source on the TV.
2. Click the Settings icon.
2. Connect the other 3. Click Display.
end of the cable to
the TV. 4. Click the Start menu
on your PC.
3. Connect one end of
the HDMI cable to 5. Scroll down and
the PC. click Detect.
DIALOGUE
Read the following conversation between two friends out loud with your tutor
then switch roles.
Julie: Hey Louise, not so good. I’m having problems with my new phone. I’ve
never had an iPhone before and I’m having trouble transferring the photos I just
took to my computer.
Louise: Good news! I’ll take care of this! I have an iPhone so I know how to do it.
So please, listen up! First, plug your iPhone in to your computer with the USB
cable.
Louise: Second, open your Applications folder and select the Photos app.
Louise: Now, select File from the top menu, then select Import.
Louise: You’ll be able to download the photos by holding down the command key
on your keyboard while clicking all the photos you want to transfer, then click
Review for Import.
Julie: Oh! It’s transferring the photos! Thank you, Louise! You’re a geek LOL.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
To start today’s lesson, let’s talk about the IMPERATIVES.
I. IMPERATIVE FORM – The form of the verb used for the imperative is the base
form of the main verb, which is used without a subject.
Plug your iPhone in to your computer Do not plug your iPhone in to your
computer
Open your apps folder
Don’t open your apps folder
Click Review for import
Don’t click review for import
The imperative form is used to give commands and order. Look at the sentences
below:
It’s a request, it
Could you press the control key? is more polite.
II. PHRASAL VERBS FOR COMMANDS – They are made of a verb and a
preposition (or two) and sometimes an object. The meaning changes depending
in the preposition.
Among the varieties of PHRASAL VERBS, there are two main types:
Finally, there are couple of phrasal verbs that do not need an object.
Examples:
SCROLL UP
SCROLL DOWN
LOG IN
LOG OUT
PRACTICE
Create the following instructions on ‘How to Download App Store Apps for Free’
guided by the images:
3. ________________________ 4. ________________________
5. ________________________ 6. ________________________
CONVERSATION
Watch the video ‘10 Things You Didn't Know iPhone Could Do!’ and use the
following questions as a guideline to form an interesting conversation with your
tutor.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EfL4hznruk)
4. How much time do you spend using your smartphone per day?
1. When you have an email account you have to log in with a _____.
a. screen
b. Keyboard
c. password
a. turn down
b. turn on
c. turn off
3. First _____ on the icon and then follow the instructions on the _____.
a. click /screen
b. click / button
c. press / key
a. On
b. Key
c. turn
a. Web
b. Website
c. Worldwide
WARMP UP
1. Connect one end of the HDMI cable to the PC.
6. Click System.
7. Click Display.
HOMEWORK
1. C
2. C
3. A
4. B
5. B