Sandra Spinozzi .. English Class Homework: junho 2011

quinta-feira, 30 de junho de 2011

Diálogos curtos para treinar - básicos e básicos II SEMANA 25 DE JUNHO A 2 DE JULHO DE 2011

Cindy: We’re leaving.

Beth: Wait for me!

Cindy: Hurry up! We’ll be late!

Beth: Okay, okay. I’m ready. Let’s go.

Mary: (Knock , knock) May I come in?

Prof: Certainly. Come in. Please have a seat.

Mary: Thanks.

Prof.: How can I help you?

Mary: I need to ask you a question about yesterday’s lecture.

Prof.: Okay. What’s the question?

Sue: We need to leave soon.

Ivan: I’m ready.

Sue: Don’t forget your house key.

Ivan: I have it.

Sue: Okay. Don’t forget your wallet, either.

Ivan: I have it. Let’s go.

Tom: What’s the matter?

Jim: I have the hiccups.

Tom: Don’t breathe.

Bob: Drink some water.

Joe: Breathe into a paper bag.

Ken: Eat a piece of bread.

Jim: It’s okay. The hiccups are gone.

Student: Do we have homework tomorrow?

Teacher: Yes. Read pages 24 through 36, and answer the questions on page

37, in writing. Don’t do questions 9 and 11, we’ll do those in class.

Student: Is that all?

Teacher: Yes.

Yuko: How do I get to the post office from here?

Eric: Walk two blocks to 16

Avenue. Then turn right on Forest Street. Go two

more blocks to Market Street and turn left. The post office is halfway

down the street on the right-hand side. 2

Yuko: Thanks.

Andy: Bye, Mom. I’m going over to Billy’s house.

Mom: Wait a minute. Did you clean up your room?

Andy: I’ll do it later.

Mom: No. Do it now, before you leave.

Andy: Do I have to?

Mom: yes.

Andy: What do I have to do?

Mom: Hang up your clothes. Make your bed. Put your books back on the shelf.

Empty the wastepaper basket. Okay?

Andy: Okay.

Mom: And don’t forget about your appointment with the dentist

Heidi: Please close the window, Mike. It’s a little chilly in here.

Mike: Okay. Is there anything else I can do for you before I leave?

Heidi: Could you turn off the light in the kitchen?

Mike: No problem. Anything else?

Heidi: Ummm, please hand me the remote control for the TV. It’s over there.

Mike: Sure. Here.

Heidi: Thanks.

Mike: I’ll stop by again tomorrow. Take care of yourself. Take good care of that

broken leg. Don’t trip over anything.

Heidi: Don’t worry, I’ll be careful. Thanks again

quarta-feira, 29 de junho de 2011

LIÇÕES DE 27 DE JUNHO A 02 DE JULHO DE 2011

INTERMEDIATE - UPPER INTERMEDIATE - ADVANCED STUDENTS:

VIDEO ABOUT GLACIERS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkPw152GVjw&feature=relmfu

INTERMEDIATE DIALOGUES

http://www.audioenglish.net/english-learning/type_dialogue_pg_15.htm

INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED LEVELS:

THE BLACK BUTTON

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrKnhOJ-R80

BASIC 2 AND PRE INTERMEDIATE LEVELS DIA L OGUE

http://www.audioenglish.net/english-learning/english_dialogue_car_travel_rent_a_car_1.htm

DIALOGUE NEW SHOES

http://www.eslfast.com/easydialogs/ec/sports05.htm

A: Let’s go jogging.
B: That’s a good idea.
A: I bought some new shoes.
B: Are they comfortable?
A: They’re very comfortable.
B: How much were they?
A: They were on sale for $80.
B: Do they help you run faster?
A: No, but my feet don’t hurt anymore.
B: Then they’re worth every penny.
A: You might want to buy a pair.
B: I’ll wait until I wear this pair out.

For all levels

FESTIVAL FOR FAMILIES CDLPONLINE

http://www.cdlponline.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=activity1&topicID=3&storyID=144

There was a festival in a large city. It was put on by people who wanted to share who they are. These people had their families come from different countries.

This festival was for families. Many families came out to learn about life in the different countries. The countries are located in Central America, a place south of the United States. There were 21 different Latin countries sharing their way of life at the festival.

People who came to the festival could taste foods made like they are in the other countries. They were able to listen to Latin music. There was dancing as well.

The weather was nice which made for a good day to walk around and see it all. Some people were showing things that they made. People could buy these things from them.

This festival has been going on for 10 years. Each year, more people come. They had a very large crowd this year. It was free and many people enjoyed it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhBorPm6JjQ

CALIFORNIA KING - SONG ( FOR ALL LEVELS)

chest to chest
………………………………………
Palm to palm
We were always just that close
Wrist to wrist
Toe to toe
Lips that felt just like the ……………………………….
So how come when I reach out my finger
It feels like more than ……………………………………..

In this California king bed
We're ten ……………………………………………….
I been california wishing on these stars
For your heart for me
My Californa king

Eye to eye
……………………………….
Side by side
You were ……………………………….
---oohhh next to me
Arm in arm
Dusk to dawn
With the curtains drawn
And a little last night on these sheets
So how come when I reach out my fingers
It seems like more than distance between us

In this California king bed

We're ten thousand miles apart
I been California wishing on the stars
For your heart for me
…………………………………………………

Just when I felt like giving up on us
You turned around and gave me one ……………………….
That made everything feel better
And even then my eyes got wetter
So confused, when I asked you if …………………………………………
But I don't wanna seem so weak
Maybe I've been California dreaming

In this california king bed
We're ten thousand miles apart
I bet California wishing on these stars
For your heart for me
My Californa King
My California King

In this california king bed
We're ten thousand miles apart
I been California wishing on these stars
For your…………………………………….
My California King

PARA BRINCAR.... SITE INFANTIL ÓTIMO PARA ADULTOS TAMBÉM!

http://pbskids.org/martha/games/catch/index.html

PARA AS LINDAS AU PAIRS

VOCABULARY OF THE DAY:

TODDLERS

POTTY TRAINNING

CPR

FIRST AIDS

CHOCKLES

HOMESICK

CURFEW

HOST FATHER / HOSTMOTHER

PICK UP THE TOYS!

YOU ARE GROUNDED!

TIME OUT FOR TEM MINUTES!

HURRY HURRY!

TWINS

SO CUTE!

THAT´S NICE

THAT´S OK!

NO PROBLEM!

TIME IS UP!

COME OVER HERE!

DON´T GO FAST!

GO SLOW!

DON´T SAY THAT!

SORRY?

I DIDN´T GET IT!

TALK SLOW, PLEASE!

I AM SO NERVOUS!

TAKE CARE

PAY ATTENTION

PAPS

CHANGE DIAPERS

BOTTLE FEEDING / SPOON FEEDING

SCHEDULE

MESSY

PORRIDGES

LOOK AT YOU!

LOOK AT ME!

CAN I USE THE CAR?

I GOT TO GO NOW!

I LOVE PETS!

MY ENGLISH IS NOT SO FLUENT YET!

I AM VERY PATIENT AND I LOVE KIDS!

I LOVE PETS TOO!

REALLY???

AWESOME!

HE PASSED WAY!

I LOVE TRAVELLING!

I AM VERY INDEPENDENT

I AM RESPONSIBLE

I VE NEVER GOTTEN A TICKET

I´VE NEVER HAD ANY CAR ACCIDENT

DON’T BE MESSY

PREPARE THE MEALS

ENERGETIC

FUNNY

KIND

THE KIDS LOVE ME AND RESPECT ME SO MUCH!

I PUT LIMITS

I TALK TO THEM ON A SERIOUS WAY AND SOMETIMES DON´T LET THEM WATCH TV FOR A WHILE

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domingo, 19 de junho de 2011

mais au pairs

u Pair in America Profile
Name: Benedicte Bouzer
Age: 26
Home Country: France

Describe your host family:

I live with my host family in Phoenix, Arizona. They have 3 girls aged 6 years, 4 years and 11 months. I really love them and I've enjoyed my year with them. They are more than my host family, they are my extended family.

What are your reasons for being an au pair?

To get more experience in childcare with the possibility of improving my English.

Where have you travelled to?

Mexico, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, California, Colorado and almost all of Arizona.

What are you studying?

I studied English as a second language and Spanish conversation. I intended to take some classes concerning Early Childhood Education.

What is the best part about being an au pair?

To do the things I love (taking care of children) while living one of my dream (visiting the USA).

Au Pairs - de 20 de junho a 25 de junho de 2011

hat were your reasons for applying as an au pair?I wanted to see if I could live in a different country with a different country and lifestyle, become independent and more self-confident.  You will experience America in a different, more personal way when you live with Americans and not just a tourist.  And of course, I wanted to improve my English!

Tell us about your host family:My host parents both work from home but travel all over the US all the time, that's why they needed an au pair.  They have two children; a boy who is 5 years old and a girl who is 3.  I look after the boy quite a lot because he only goes to school for 2 hours everyday whereas the little girl spends the whole day at preschool.  She loves it there.

Describe the area you lived in:I live in a city called Beaverton in Oregon near Portland the so-called City of Roses.  Portland is a great city.

What did you study and why did you choose the course?I had so many different classes - I learnt Japanese, had a class about Asian myths and legends, a Chinese cooking class and yoga. 

Tell us about any travelling you did:I went to visit family in San Diego, then with my host family to Vancouver in Canada.  I did a road trip with my parents where we saw LA, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Redwood NP and so on.  In my travel month I will go to Seattle for a few days.  Before I leave the US I will stay a few days in NYC.  I am really excited about that!

What have you gained during the year?

So many things.  I found a new home and have never felt so self confident before.  Now I'm not afraid of new situations.  My English has never been better - I even have one or two problems speaking German now!  You will learn to deal with certain situations independently.

What has been the best experience so far?It is hard to say because there have been so many.  You can fell how you grow and become a different person, which is pretty amazing.  One day you realize that you can actually understand everything that people around you say!

How have you been spending you pocket money?Clothes, which are really cheap, movies, restaurants, travelling and books...somehow I spend it all

If there was one thing that could have better prepared for you for your year, what would it have been?

Talk to your host family if you don't understand something.  Sometimes cultural differences can get in the way and you both need to be clear on your opinion on certains situations.

What did you find most challenging about being an au pair?Sometimes the kids will push your boundaris when you are new and don't really know how to adjust.  But at least you can talk to other au pairs in your cluster that in the same boat.  You think Americans are crazy but believe me, after a year you'll be bahving the same and having a great time.

Au Pairs - de 20 de junho a 25 de junho de 2011

hat were your reasons for applying as an au pair?I wanted to see if I could live in a different country with a different country and lifestyle, become independent and more self-confident.  You will experience America in a different, more personal way when you live with Americans and not just a tourist.  And of course, I wanted to improve my English!

Tell us about your host family:My host parents both work from home but travel all over the US all the time, that's why they needed an au pair.  They have two children; a boy who is 5 years old and a girl who is 3.  I look after the boy quite a lot because he only goes to school for 2 hours everyday whereas the little girl spends the whole day at preschool.  She loves it there.

Describe the area you lived in:I live in a city called Beaverton in Oregon near Portland the so-called City of Roses.  Portland is a great city.

What did you study and why did you choose the course?I had so many different classes - I learnt Japanese, had a class about Asian myths and legends, a Chinese cooking class and yoga. 

Tell us about any travelling you did:I went to visit family in San Diego, then with my host family to Vancouver in Canada.  I did a road trip with my parents where we saw LA, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Redwood NP and so on.  In my travel month I will go to Seattle for a few days.  Before I leave the US I will stay a few days in NYC.  I am really excited about that!

What have you gained during the year?

So many things.  I found a new home and have never felt so self confident before.  Now I'm not afraid of new situations.  My English has never been better - I even have one or two problems speaking German now!  You will learn to deal with certain situations independently.

What has been the best experience so far?It is hard to say because there have been so many.  You can fell how you grow and become a different person, which is pretty amazing.  One day you realize that you can actually understand everything that people around you say!

How have you been spending you pocket money?Clothes, which are really cheap, movies, restaurants, travelling and books...somehow I spend it all

If there was one thing that could have better prepared for you for your year, what would it have been?

Talk to your host family if you don't understand something.  Sometimes cultural differences can get in the way and you both need to be clear on your opinion on certains situations.

What did you find most challenging about being an au pair?Sometimes the kids will push your boundaris when you are new and don't really know how to adjust.  But at least you can talk to other au pairs in your cluster that in the same boat.  You think Americans are crazy but believe me, after a year you'll be bahving the same and having a great time.

MÚSICA DA SEMANA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhBorPm6JjQ

CALIFORNIA KING BED
Chest to chest
.................................................................Palm to palm
We were always just that..............
Wrist to wrist
Toe to toe
Lips that felt just like the .................................................................
So how come when I reach out my finger
It feels like more than .......................................................

In this California king bed
We're ten thousand ..........................................................
I been california wishing on these stars
For your heart for me

..................................................................
Eye to eye
Cheek to cheek
.............................................................You were sleeping next to me
---oohhh next to me

Dusk to dawn
With the curtains drawn
And a little last night on these sheets
So how come when I reach out my fingers
It seems like more than ................................................................

In this California king bed

We're ten thousand miles apart
I been California wishing on the stars
For your heart for me
My Californa King

Just when I felt like giving up on us
You turned around and gave me one ....................................
That made everything ............................................................
And even then my eyes got wetter
So confused, when I asked you if you love me
But I don't wanna seem so weak
Maybe I've been .....................................................

In this california king bed
We're ten thousand .....................................................
I bet California wishing on these stars
For your heart for me
My Californa King
My California King

In this california king bed
We're ten thousand miles apart
I been California wishing on these stars
.............................................. for me
My California King

SEMANA DO DIA 20 AO DIA 25 DE JUNHO DE 2011

http://www.engvid.com/

HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CONVERSATIONS ( AVANÇADOS E PRÉ- AVANÇADOS)

http://www.cdlponline.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=activity1&topicID=3&storyID=144

TEXT BASICOS 2 E PRE INTERMEDIÁRIOS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trHXGX9IF5E&feature=related

MERYL STREEP AVANÇADOS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3huRVrckY8&feature=related

ELLEN DEGENERES MARRIAGE AVANÇADOS

http://www.rong-chang.com/eslread/eslread/ss/s172.htm

CHRISTMAS INTERMEDIÁRIOS E PRÉ INTERMEDIÁRIOS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30RlW4KLJFQ&feature=related

ANGELINA JOLIE AVANÇADOS

GRAMMAR ( PARA PRE INTERMEDIÁRIOS - INTERMEDIÁRIOS - AVANÇADOS)

1.  I have a test I'm always very nervous.

2. The exam was difficult  Bob passed it easily.

3. I can't buy a new car  I haven't got enough money.

4.  we had had dinner we watched TV.

5. It's very late  I'm very tired.

6.  we went to the shopping centre then we went to the park.

7. I didn't know  to go.

8. First we went to the cinema and  we went to a restaurant.

9.  you cross the street you must look carefully.

10. It was very cold outside.  we didn't go out.

11. I wanted to visit her  I didn't have any time.

12. We visited Mr Smith  has two dogs.

13. We stayed at home  it was raining heavily.

14. He listened to her carefully  then he told her what she could do.

15. He waited  she woke up

Fill in who, whose or which.

1. The man  spoke is my father.

2. The car  he bought last Thursday was very cheap.

3. Tom  is my brother won the match.

4. The waiter  we gave the tip was very pleased.

5. That's the man  house was destroyed by a tornado.

6. The man over there  face is dirty saved the child.

7. The chair on  I was sitting broke down.

8. The pupils  he was speaking to were very noisy.

9.  are you speaking to?

10. The crowd  was very angry began to shout.

11. The man  you saw yesterday is my uncle.

12. The cupboard  we bought last Saturday was expensive.

13. This is the bike  I told about you last Sunday.

14. My friend  I have been waiting for two hours hasn't returned.

15. Thank you for the present  you sent me

TEXTO BÁSICO

This is Juan Uribe. He’s from Madrid in Spain but he lives in Argentina. He is an actor. Mr Uribe is 23 years old. He works for TV ARGENTINA. He also studies; he studies Journalism at the Federal University of Argentina. Mr Uribe cannot sing or dance but he can play the violin very well. He loves classical music and he listens to it every day from 5:10 am to 8:45am every morning. After this he has fruit juice for breakfast and goes to university. Mr Uribe is a very good student. He speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Mr Uribe lives in a flat. His flat number is 133, on the 1st floor. Mr Uribe loves Spanish food but he doesn’t like Argentine food. He loves milk caramels but he doesn’t like chocolate. He doesn’t smoke.

II: Describe the person using the information given.

Name: John Kidman

Age: 53

Country:

Australia

Phone number: 00 337 393 541

Marital status: divorced

Occupation: Lawyer

Languages: French, English

Learn English: Job, Travel, Translate

Sports: Football

Favourite food: Sandwiches, COKE

Car: Rolls Royce

Music: Romantic and Opera

Abilities: Dance, sing

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