This week we consider a child's education in Canada. How different is it from your childhood experience?
Here are your tasks:- Listening: A Day at School
- What words or phrases were hard to understand at first?
- What surprising pronunciation rules did you discover?
- Vocabulary: Naming Kids
- What new words did you learn?
- What new ways can you use those new words in?
- Role Play: Types of Students
- What new meaning and pronunciation items did you learn?
- What do your partners say when you check your reading with them?
- How did your Audioboom.com recording with your partner go? What about your classmates'?
Vocabulary: Naming Kids
What new words did you learn?
shortlist, tease, appease, alternate, odd,
What new ways can you use those new words in?
1.shortlist
- He was shortlisted for the Nobel Prize for literature several times.
2.tease
- He teased May with a jest.
- Tom teased his mother for ice-cream.
- My hair was teased until it stood out and around her face.
3.appease
- Water appeases thirst and fruit appeases hunger.
- Mother tried to appease her son with some soft words.
4.alternate
- Alternate jogging and walking is very useful for your health.
- She alternated between hope and despair.
- My classmates alternated in reading the essay.
5.odd
- Tom had always been odd, but not to this extent.
- How much is this, $50 odd?
- Amy has been the odd girl.
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