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This document provides information about different topics including idioms, lifestyles, adjectives, and verb tenses. It discusses the idiom "different strokes for different folks" meaning that different people like different things. It asks the reader about what is a big part of their life and lists some examples of activities people enjoy like bathing in curry, shopping, or hanging out with friends. It also covers adjectives ending in "-ing" and "-ed" and how they describe things and feelings. Examples are provided like "boring", "exciting", and "tired". Verb tenses are discussed along with examples using "to be" plus a verb plus a description. The document concludes by congratulating
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- 1. Unit # 6: Different Strokes
- 2. Idiom: Different strokes for different folks. =different people like different things People have different interests. What is a “big part” (major focus) of your life?
- 3. What are these people doing? Do you like doing it? They’re bathing in curry! They’re shopping. They’re hanging out with friends. He’s watching a horror movie. He’s working out.
- 4. Check the things that are a big part of your life. Now do activity B. Tell Your partner what you like doing.
- 14. Adjectives with –ing -describe things, situations, people & lifestyles The book is boring. Dancing is exciting. The movie is amazing! Her life is exciting but stressful. Adjectives with –ed -describe how people or animals feel (emotions) I am tired. He is bored. The dog is excited.
- 16. …so he is bored. …so he feels bored. The class is boring,…
- 17. Students playing/messaging on their cell phones is frustrating! So, the teacher is _________. He feels ______________.
- 18. Students messaging on their cell phones is frustrating! So, the teacher is frustrated. He feels frustrated.
- 19. …so they are _____. …so they feel _____. Dancing is exciting,…
- 20. Dancing is exciting,… …so they are excited. …so they feel excited.
- 21. …so he is _____. …so he feels _____. Lady Gaga is interesting,…
- 22. …so he is interested. …so he feels interested. Lady Gaga is interesting,…
- 23. Are you bored? = I care for you. I hope you’re not bored. Let’s play a game.
- 24. Are you boring? Are you bored? = I care for you. I hope you’re not bored. Let’s play a game. = YOU are not interesting. = An INSULT (모욕) Be careful!
- 27. A. My ______ has a _______ lifestyle. He/She _____________________________. B. Really? My _____ has a ______ lifestyle. He/She _____________________________. SPEED DATING: LIFESTYLES A. I have a _______ lifestyle. I ________________________. B. Really? I have a _____ lifestyle. I ___________________________. A. I have a healthy lifestyle. I exercise three time a week. B. Really? I have an unhealthy lifestyle. I never exercise. I eat a lot of junk food! A. My mom has a wasteful lifestyle. She wastes a lot of water and uses too much electricity. B. Really? My brother has an exciting lifestyle. He works for a video game development company in Seoul!
- 28. (Pro)Noun + ‘to be’ + verb-ing + ___. (Subject) (is/are) (object) working am Are are
- 29. Page 59 B - C
- 30. 1.b.) Are happening now or around now 2.a.) be+verb+ing C. 1. am making 2. Are having 3. are doing 4. isn’t talking 5. are waiting 6. is living
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- 32. Talking about your life these days.
- 33. 1 23 4 5 67 8
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- 6 verb phrases in dialogue
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