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Using idioms and
phrasal verbs in
simulations for
improving sociolinguistic
and cultural competence
"Good teaching is more
a giving of right
questions than a giving of right
answers."
Josef Albers
to acknowledge students with
culture, traditions and way of
thinking of the British;
to use idioms and phrasal verbs in
order to develop sociolinguistic
competence;
My goals to achieve
at the lessons are
to improve my students’ communicative
competence, using simulations as a teaching
technique which teaches them to be accurate
in speaking;
Sociolinguistic and
cultural competence is the
foundation of teaching
languages.
Simulation exercise
Simulation game
Role playing
Types of
simulations
Simulation
includes four
items
Communication in real life situation
Relations of speakers
Speaking intentions
Realization of communication
which stimulates speaking
to help the students to
practice decision making and
problem solving skills.
to achieve cognitive and psycho
motor skills
to learn the various models of
behavior in a particular
situation. The knowledge gained
through simulation can be easily
transferred to the real setting
a chance for applying the principles
and theories that students have
learnt
Purposes of
simulation
idioms
over the moon -extremely
happy or excited.
changes hands - passes from
one owner to another
in someone’s way - stopping
sb from moving or
doing something
phrasal verbs
Give in – you can’t say
‘no’
Come across – meet sb
or find sth by chance
main reasons which
complicate
communication
How to present idioms and
phrasal verbs in the classroom.
Teaching techniques
Students study the presentation for five
minutes1
Going on a diet
NAME Jo Jones
CURRENTWEIGHT 90 kg
TARGET WEIGHT 60 kg
Hi, I'm going on a diet - starting
tomorrow! I'm worried that if I
see a packet of biscuits, I'll just
give in and eat one after
another.
Please help.
Hi Jo. If I were you, I'd just
cut down on everything
sugary. And whatever you do,
don't go without breakfast -it's
the most important meal of the
day. Remember to do some
exercise to burn up the
calories. Good luck!
Jo, make sure you eat lots of
fruit, vegetables, and brown rice;
fill yourself up with them before
you eat anything else. The rule
is, if you're starving, eat
fruit! All the best!
[ blond23]
[Kima]
go without sth
burn sth up
fill yourself up
(with sth)
be starving
try to get thinner by eating a limited range of food.
If you give in to sth, you can't say 'no' to sth you want,
first one, then the next, etc. syn one after the other.
reduce the amount of sth that you eat, use, etc., or do sth
less often.
live without sth that you need or would like to have,
use up energy in your body by being physically active.
eat enough food so you no longer feel hungry.
INF be extremely hungry.
go/be on a diet
give in (to sth)
one after another
cut down (on sth)
Glossary
You can use these phrases when
you are giving advice:
If l were you, l’d cut down on
bread. = in your situation, I would...
Whatever you do, avoid cheese.
used with a warning to sb not
to do sth.
Make sure you drink plenty
of water. = take the action
necessary.
Spotlight Giving
advice
Did you understand
the lecture?No, I couldn’t take it in. I
was too tired.
Are you any good at
maths?No, I haven’t got a head
for figures.
What was her name
again?I’m afraid it’s slipped my
mind.
He’s a taxi driver,
isn’t he?Yes. He knows London like
the back of his hand.
Dialogue
Dialogue
The radio was faulty so I took
it back to the shop.
She took his car key by mistake
but gave it back this morning.
She read a few pages then put
the book back on the shelf.
How to present idioms and
phrasal verbs in the classroom.
Teaching techniques
Teacher answers any queries and
provide a pronunciation model2
Students study the presentation for five
minutes1
Students do the first exercise to practice
3
1 Complete the sentences with words from the
box. (There are more words than you need.
in up be another go burn other cut go starving
1 He ate them one after.......................................
2 Don't give……………………to the desire to smoke.
3 What's for dinner? I'm......................................
4 You need to………………….up the calories.
5 He just fills himself......................................with cakes.
6 Try and ..................................without sugary drinks.
7 Have you......................................down on hamburgers?
8 Why don't you...................................on a diet?
2 Circle the correct word. (You will complete
the sentences in Exercise 3.)
1 If you want to go in | on a diet, try to eat..............................................................
2 If I were | am you, I wouldn't  won't
eat................................................................
3 Whatever  Wherever you do, don't forget to........................................................
4 Make  Get sure you take ...................................................................................
5 If you're starving  staring, don't fill  fit yourself up with .......................................
6 Try to cut our | down on drinks like
When they have completed the written
exercises a teacher gives a test4
Students do the first exercise to practice
3
How to present idioms and
phrasal verbs in the classroom.
Teaching techniques
Teacher answers any queries and
provide a pronunciation model2
Students study the presentation for five
minutes1
1. If you do a piece of work very badly, you………it up.
2. If you cancel something that has been arranged,
you…………………………It off.
3. If you think about what is going to happen in the
future, you...............ahead.
4. If you make a plan and it goes …….., it means it
happens.
5. If you delay something and move it to a later time,
you……it back.
6. If things happen in the way you expected, they go
according to……….. .
7. If you move something to an earlier time, you bring
it…….. .
8. If you've got something …….., it means you have
arranged to do something.
9 If something spoils your plans or has a bad effect
on
them, it them up. The phrase in the grey squares
is.................. .
Complete the crossword
The teacher organizes a simulation in
order to use the new vocabulary5
When they have completed the written
exercises a teacher gives a test4
Students do the first exercise to practice
3
How to present idioms and
phrasal verbs in the classroom.
Teaching techniques
Teacher answers any queries and
provide a pronunciation model2
Students study the presentation for five
minutes1
One student is a big eater of
sweets and fizzy drinks and
doesn’t want to get rid of the
bad habit.
The other student tries to persuade
him in necessity of eating healthy
food, explaining the reasons. (The
teacher asks students to use
idioms).
Using video
I. Pre-viewing.
(Is aimed to receive general
understanding).
1.Teachers give the tasks,
which stimulate students to
active watching the clip:
Answer the questions; Who?
Where? Why?
Find true/false sentences
Find logical order of the events
2.The first watching the film.
3.Cheching up the tasks.
II. While -viewing.
(Language practice).
Watching different clips of the
film
Discussing and working with
pronunciation models of the
items
Doing the tasks for language
practicing asking ‘What would
you say if you were…?’
III. Post-viewing.
1. Tasks which stimulate
students’ communicative
activity.
2. The third watching the film.
3. Discussing actor’s actions and
comparing social and cultural
piculiarities.
4. Organizing simulations.
5. Writing an assay.
6. In order to improve
communicative competence of
my students I organize
different meetings, parties and
festivals.
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  • 1. www.themegallery.com LOGO Using idioms and phrasal verbs in simulations for improving sociolinguistic and cultural competence
  • 2. "Good teaching is more a giving of right questions than a giving of right answers." Josef Albers
  • 3. to acknowledge students with culture, traditions and way of thinking of the British; to use idioms and phrasal verbs in order to develop sociolinguistic competence; My goals to achieve at the lessons are to improve my students’ communicative competence, using simulations as a teaching technique which teaches them to be accurate in speaking;
  • 4. Sociolinguistic and cultural competence is the foundation of teaching languages.
  • 5. Simulation exercise Simulation game Role playing Types of simulations
  • 6. Simulation includes four items Communication in real life situation Relations of speakers Speaking intentions Realization of communication which stimulates speaking
  • 7. to help the students to practice decision making and problem solving skills. to achieve cognitive and psycho motor skills to learn the various models of behavior in a particular situation. The knowledge gained through simulation can be easily transferred to the real setting a chance for applying the principles and theories that students have learnt Purposes of simulation
  • 8. idioms over the moon -extremely happy or excited. changes hands - passes from one owner to another in someone’s way - stopping sb from moving or doing something phrasal verbs Give in – you can’t say ‘no’ Come across – meet sb or find sth by chance main reasons which complicate communication
  • 9. How to present idioms and phrasal verbs in the classroom. Teaching techniques Students study the presentation for five minutes1
  • 10. Going on a diet NAME Jo Jones CURRENTWEIGHT 90 kg TARGET WEIGHT 60 kg Hi, I'm going on a diet - starting tomorrow! I'm worried that if I see a packet of biscuits, I'll just give in and eat one after another. Please help. Hi Jo. If I were you, I'd just cut down on everything sugary. And whatever you do, don't go without breakfast -it's the most important meal of the day. Remember to do some exercise to burn up the calories. Good luck! Jo, make sure you eat lots of fruit, vegetables, and brown rice; fill yourself up with them before you eat anything else. The rule is, if you're starving, eat fruit! All the best! [ blond23] [Kima]
  • 11. go without sth burn sth up fill yourself up (with sth) be starving try to get thinner by eating a limited range of food. If you give in to sth, you can't say 'no' to sth you want, first one, then the next, etc. syn one after the other. reduce the amount of sth that you eat, use, etc., or do sth less often. live without sth that you need or would like to have, use up energy in your body by being physically active. eat enough food so you no longer feel hungry. INF be extremely hungry. go/be on a diet give in (to sth) one after another cut down (on sth) Glossary
  • 12. You can use these phrases when you are giving advice: If l were you, l’d cut down on bread. = in your situation, I would... Whatever you do, avoid cheese. used with a warning to sb not to do sth. Make sure you drink plenty of water. = take the action necessary. Spotlight Giving advice
  • 13. Did you understand the lecture?No, I couldn’t take it in. I was too tired. Are you any good at maths?No, I haven’t got a head for figures. What was her name again?I’m afraid it’s slipped my mind. He’s a taxi driver, isn’t he?Yes. He knows London like the back of his hand. Dialogue
  • 15. The radio was faulty so I took it back to the shop. She took his car key by mistake but gave it back this morning. She read a few pages then put the book back on the shelf.
  • 16. How to present idioms and phrasal verbs in the classroom. Teaching techniques Teacher answers any queries and provide a pronunciation model2 Students study the presentation for five minutes1 Students do the first exercise to practice 3
  • 17. 1 Complete the sentences with words from the box. (There are more words than you need. in up be another go burn other cut go starving 1 He ate them one after....................................... 2 Don't give……………………to the desire to smoke. 3 What's for dinner? I'm...................................... 4 You need to………………….up the calories. 5 He just fills himself......................................with cakes. 6 Try and ..................................without sugary drinks. 7 Have you......................................down on hamburgers? 8 Why don't you...................................on a diet? 2 Circle the correct word. (You will complete the sentences in Exercise 3.) 1 If you want to go in | on a diet, try to eat.............................................................. 2 If I were | am you, I wouldn't won't eat................................................................ 3 Whatever Wherever you do, don't forget to........................................................ 4 Make Get sure you take ................................................................................... 5 If you're starving staring, don't fill fit yourself up with ....................................... 6 Try to cut our | down on drinks like
  • 18. When they have completed the written exercises a teacher gives a test4 Students do the first exercise to practice 3 How to present idioms and phrasal verbs in the classroom. Teaching techniques Teacher answers any queries and provide a pronunciation model2 Students study the presentation for five minutes1
  • 19. 1. If you do a piece of work very badly, you………it up. 2. If you cancel something that has been arranged, you…………………………It off. 3. If you think about what is going to happen in the future, you...............ahead. 4. If you make a plan and it goes …….., it means it happens. 5. If you delay something and move it to a later time, you……it back. 6. If things happen in the way you expected, they go according to……….. . 7. If you move something to an earlier time, you bring it…….. . 8. If you've got something …….., it means you have arranged to do something. 9 If something spoils your plans or has a bad effect on them, it them up. The phrase in the grey squares is.................. . Complete the crossword
  • 20. The teacher organizes a simulation in order to use the new vocabulary5 When they have completed the written exercises a teacher gives a test4 Students do the first exercise to practice 3 How to present idioms and phrasal verbs in the classroom. Teaching techniques Teacher answers any queries and provide a pronunciation model2 Students study the presentation for five minutes1
  • 21. One student is a big eater of sweets and fizzy drinks and doesn’t want to get rid of the bad habit. The other student tries to persuade him in necessity of eating healthy food, explaining the reasons. (The teacher asks students to use idioms).
  • 22. Using video I. Pre-viewing. (Is aimed to receive general understanding). 1.Teachers give the tasks, which stimulate students to active watching the clip: Answer the questions; Who? Where? Why? Find true/false sentences Find logical order of the events 2.The first watching the film. 3.Cheching up the tasks. II. While -viewing. (Language practice). Watching different clips of the film Discussing and working with pronunciation models of the items Doing the tasks for language practicing asking ‘What would you say if you were…?’ III. Post-viewing. 1. Tasks which stimulate students’ communicative activity. 2. The third watching the film. 3. Discussing actor’s actions and comparing social and cultural piculiarities. 4. Organizing simulations. 5. Writing an assay. 6. In order to improve communicative competence of my students I organize different meetings, parties and festivals.
  • 23.
  • 24. www.themegallery.com LOGO Happiness deep down within! Serenity with each sunrise! Success in each facet of your life! Family beside you! Close and caring friends! Love that never ends! Special memories of all the yesterdays! A path that leads to beautiful tomorrows!