Minimal pairs
As you know, Minimal Pairs are words that only differ on a sound. With this crossword you can practice using and remembering some of them. Say them aloud! This practice will be useful for our next class.

Word Search Puzzle

For today, just do this word search puzzle so you can practice some irregular verbs.

Have a good day!

Miguel

Watch the video. Do you remember these phrasal verbs?

Then make a sentence with each of these verbs. The sentences have to be different than the example sentences!

After that, upload the text document into the virtual classroom.

This is Jake, a cat from Surrey.
He looks like he has had an interesting morning.
Hit the play (triangle) button to listen to him.


1. Listen to him and write down what he says.

2.After that, convert his story to the present perfect.

Example: Jake has woken up today at 6 this morning. Then, he...

After you do this, please upload the text file to the virtual classroom.

You may not know what a canal is. Here is some information about it.

Have a great weekend!

Reported speech

Example: Reported speech using Past Perfect.

Remember: Have/has + finished (Present Perfect). Had + finished (Past Perfect)

Hello, students!

Please read the comic. Do you like the characters?

Write down the different greetings you can find.

Example: How are you doing?

Do you think these are formal, informal or neutral greetings?

Watch Mazzy Star's video above.

Do you like the music?

Now select five words you know and write them down.

Also, select five words you don't know. Look them up in a dictionary.

We will work on these words for our next class.