ENGLISH WITH INMA

This is your homework for Christmas!! You can listen to the book here

HOMEWORK FOR YOUR HOLIDAYS Workbook, pages 40, 41 and 42. Read the book (Dracula or My Family and other Animals) THE FUTURE THE FUTURE. EXERCISES . GAME: FUTURE TENSES SPEAKING AND WRITING Order the following items from 1 (acceptable) to 5 (not acceptable at all)  killing someone in self-defense. Not voting in national election. Not keeping promises. Using techniques to produce healthy and intelligent babies. Stealing a bar of chocolate from a small shop. Find a person who disagrees with you. Take notes about this person's opinions and reasons and write a text comparing your ideas to hers/his. To do this, look at the functional language on page 54 in your book.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2u9qZmqOX4WQXNTenp4Mm5WWGVHU01rdkdJNVVKZFg3TnY0/view?usp=sharing Now think of similar, difficult situations for your classmates to practise. Workplace Negotiation Role-plays & Discussion Expressions (ESL) Sample Workers’ Rights Role-plays Role-play #1 Employee You have recently been hired as a security guard. When you were hired, you were offered an hourly wage of $10. You accepted this because you needed the money. However, recently you have learned that this is below the minimum wage. Discuss this issue with your boss. Boss You run a security company. An employee of yours has asked to speak with you. The employee is a newcomer to Canada; you hired him/her recently even though s/he was inexperienced. Role-play #2 Employee You work at a bank. When you started working there, you worked the standard 40 hours a week. However, the boss has been slowly giving you more and more work. As a result, you’ve been doing more and m...

YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND Are you a good friend? Prepare a questionnaire Use questions beginnning with What/when, etc, and three or four alterntives https://www.psychologies.co.uk/tests/are-you-a-good-friend.html CAN/CAN'T/LIKE+VERB  PRACTICE: http://learnenglishkids. britishcouncil.org/en/grammar- practice/modals-can-and-cant https://learnenglishkids. britishcouncil.org/en/grammar- practice/ing