ENGLISH &

COMMUNICATION
26 March 2018
Agenda
■Food and Drink
■Quantifiers
■Stranger Things
■Homework
Food and Drink
Think-Pair-Share
■ Take out a piece of paper.
■ Write answers to these questions: (10 mins)
Make complete sentences!
1. What is your favorite food?
2. Where do you like to go to eat out?
3. Do you like sweet or savory food?
4. Are there any foods you don’t like?
5. What is your favorite drink?
Video
■ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBPHmLuYSqU
■ Complete the worksheet as you watch the video on
quantifiers.
Quantifiers p. 160
■ Describe the amount of something (a noun)
■ Examples: some, a lot of, no, any, not enough
■ Some quantifiers change depending on the type of noun
Countable (apples, books, friends) Uncountable (water, sand, sugar)
a few a bit of or a little
many much
too many too much
Out to eat
■ Number into 3 groups.
■ Arrange the desks into 7 groups of two.
■ The 1s find a 2 partner and go out to eat.
■ The 3s are servers at the restaurant.
■ The 1s will each get a card that tells them a
food or drink. Talk to your lunch date about it.
Then call the waiter over to complain.
For example…
■ The card says: Four blueberry muffins.
■ #1: I have too many muffins! She gave me four.
■ #2: Wow! That is too many muffins.
■ #1. Call over a server: Excuse me! You gave me too
many muffins. I cannot eat four muffins!
■ #3. Respond (use apologies!): Oh, I apologize. I will take
some of them away.
Or…
■ The card says: Half an egg.
■ #1: I have half an egg. This is not enough food.
■ #2: What? Half an egg? That’s funny.
■ #1. Call over a server: Excuse me! I only got half an egg,
and this is not enough food.
■ #3. Respond (use apologies!) Oh, I’m sorry. I do not
know how that happened. Let me get you a whole egg.
Too; not enough p. 160
■ These words are also used as adverbs to
modify an adjective, verb, or another adverb
■ Too is placed before an adjective or adverb but after a verb.
■ Not enough is always broken up. Not stays with the auxiliary
or be verb, and enough goes after the base form, adjective,
or adverb.
Modifying Adjectives
Statement Problem
It is hot today. It is too hot today.
This food is spicy. This food is too spicy.
May is not rich. May is not rich enough to buy a mansion.

■ Now, student examples…

Modifying Adverbs
Teacher Kim speaks quickly. Teacher Kim speaks too quickly.
Teacher Kim doesn’t speak quickly enough.

Nuk travels often. Nuk travels too often.

Nuk doesn’t travel often enough.

■ Now, student examples…

Modifying Verbs
Eye reads. Eye reads too much. Eye doesn’t read enough.

Dao smiles. Dao smiles too much. Dao doesn’t smile enough.

■ Now, student examples…

Dave Matthews Band or DMB
DMB

■ 
Too Much
by Dave Matthews Band
■ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiaRbP_U7j8
■ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZDx8mtaSOY

■ Watch the first video. Just listen.

■ Listen to the second playing of the song.
■ Try to fill in the gaps on the lyrics sheet.
Stranger Things
■ 1. We learned about morals in class. Do you think it is right or wrong what Chief Hopper
does at the lab to try and find Will? Why?
■ 2. What is the name for the Upside Down in the boys’ game?
■ 3. What color are Will the Wise’s fireballs?
Why does Will say that Will the Wise needs these fireballs?
■ 4. When the men are listening to the recording of the boys trying to talk to Will in the
Upside Down, they say, “She was there.” Who is she?
■ 5. Mr. Clark tells the boys how to get to the Upside Down. What would it take?
■ 6. What do the boys plan to follow to get to the gate?
■ 7. Why is Will’s dad really there?
■ BONUS: How are Thai funerals and American funerals different?
Homework
■ Transcription practice on Facebook
■ Workbook p. 161 10B a-d Email me!
■ Remember to go to Mai Mai’s on
Wednesday for class 
■ Next Monday we will have our English as
an International language brunch! Bring
your EIL in the world examples to class!