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Class goal :Meet someone and make a
              small talk
• How do you start a conversation?
Listen and read




What are the women’s first names?
What gesture are they using to greet
           each other?
Functions of the tag questions.
• seeking agreement, inviting confirmation, and
  expressing an opinion.

• expressing surprise, beginning a conversation,
  and making a polite request.
Drillings
    complete the following statements
           with a tag question
•   You are beautiful,
•   He is a princes ,
•   We can do it ,
•   We have done it ,
•   She had arrived,
•   I am learning Chinese,
•   You were a student
•   You will be a president
•   I have been working here for a long time
•   I would have ended my PHD
Drillings
     complete the following statements
•
                  with a tag question
    I should go to the doctor.
•   I shouldn’t see you anymore .
•   I could be a president.
•   You were planning to go to Asia.
•   I was going to be a doctor.
•   He can fly
•   You have been with her for a long time
•   He would have done it before
•   You know many things
•   He already did it.
•   We did not do It.
Do you know ?
1. the number of children (or brothers and sisters) that your
classmate has
2.the place where your classmate usually eats lunch
3. the location of the nearest public library
4.the languages that your classmate can speak
5.something that your classmate did or didn’t do last weekend
6.the capital of your classmate’s country
7.something that your classmate likes to do in his or her free
time
8. the meaning of a word in your classmate’s native language
• FIND OUT BY USING TAG QUESTIONS.
• 7.While I drove to the airport my car broke
  down
• COMPLETE
• 8. _____ his illness, John continued to play
  rugby.
a.Despite
b.Although
c.Even though
• After many peace corps teachers return to the
  States, ___________ professional English
  teachers.
a.Often they become
b. They often become
c.And often become
• None of the students _____ a car.
• A.has
  b.have
  c. have got
• Refrigerating meats ________ the spread of
   bacteria.
a. retards
b. retarding
c. to retard
d.is retarded
• Throughout the animal kingdom, ________
   bigger than the elephant.
a.whale is only the
b.only the whale is
c.is the whale only
d. only whale is the
• The fact ________ money orders can usually
  be easily cashed has made them a popular
  form of payment.
A. of
B. that
C.is that
D. which is
• The first article of the United States
  Constitution gives Congress ________ to pass
  laws.
• the power
• has the power
• the power is
• of the power
Inglés remedial 3(1)

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Inglés remedial 3(1)

  • 1. Class goal :Meet someone and make a small talk • How do you start a conversation?
  • 2. Listen and read What are the women’s first names? What gesture are they using to greet each other?
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5. Functions of the tag questions. • seeking agreement, inviting confirmation, and expressing an opinion. • expressing surprise, beginning a conversation, and making a polite request.
  • 6. Drillings complete the following statements with a tag question • You are beautiful, • He is a princes , • We can do it , • We have done it , • She had arrived, • I am learning Chinese, • You were a student • You will be a president • I have been working here for a long time • I would have ended my PHD
  • 7. Drillings complete the following statements • with a tag question I should go to the doctor. • I shouldn’t see you anymore . • I could be a president. • You were planning to go to Asia. • I was going to be a doctor. • He can fly • You have been with her for a long time • He would have done it before • You know many things • He already did it. • We did not do It.
  • 8.
  • 9. Do you know ? 1. the number of children (or brothers and sisters) that your classmate has 2.the place where your classmate usually eats lunch 3. the location of the nearest public library 4.the languages that your classmate can speak 5.something that your classmate did or didn’t do last weekend 6.the capital of your classmate’s country 7.something that your classmate likes to do in his or her free time 8. the meaning of a word in your classmate’s native language • FIND OUT BY USING TAG QUESTIONS.
  • 10.
  • 11. • 7.While I drove to the airport my car broke down • COMPLETE • 8. _____ his illness, John continued to play rugby. a.Despite b.Although c.Even though
  • 12. • After many peace corps teachers return to the States, ___________ professional English teachers. a.Often they become b. They often become c.And often become
  • 13. • None of the students _____ a car. • A.has b.have c. have got
  • 14. • Refrigerating meats ________ the spread of bacteria. a. retards b. retarding c. to retard d.is retarded
  • 15. • Throughout the animal kingdom, ________ bigger than the elephant. a.whale is only the b.only the whale is c.is the whale only d. only whale is the
  • 16. • The fact ________ money orders can usually be easily cashed has made them a popular form of payment. A. of B. that C.is that D. which is
  • 17. • The first article of the United States Constitution gives Congress ________ to pass laws. • the power • has the power • the power is • of the power