ID de réservation
17801412
Quand ?
18th November 2025
Horaire ?
11:00am - 12:00pm
Notes
BUSINESS SITUATIONS:
n/a
SUBJECT OR TOPIC:
Talk about the weekend and family, TEOIC writing exercise and exercise to practice common phrasal verbs
TEOIC speaking exercises
LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS:
Vocabulary, grammar, phrases and pronunciation
UNITS:
VOCABULARY:
Oval, stood up, reunion (FR)=meeting (EN), authority, frame, baggage, carousel
GRAMMAR:
Blowed=blew, at the sea=by the sea, at the morning=in the morning
Two people are chatting beside a taxi=two people are sat beside each other and chatting in a taxi, by opening the baggage, a man wants to stole money=by opening the baggage, the man wanted to steal some money
PHRASES:
Call something off (phrasal verb)
If a person depends on another person, the first person needs the support or help of the other person to exist or be OK.
If you fill up a container or your car tank, it becomes full.
If you fill in a document or form, you write the necessary information in its spaces.
If you give in, you surrender or abandon a fight, argument, etc.
If you get something down, you write something.
When you get off (a bus, a train, etc.), you descend from that vehicle.
If you get on with something, you start doing it or continue doing it.
If you give out something, you give something to each person in a group.
If you get rid of something or someone, you get free from this thing or person so that you don’t have to deal with them anymore.
If you give in a piece of work or something you have written, you give it or hand it to a person of authority, such as your boss, your teacher, etc.
PRONUNCIATION:
Niece, threats, licence
OTHER:
FEEDBACK:
PROGRESS:
HOMEWORK:
Next time, we will continue with the final TEOIC exercise, starting with 6-7. Here is an explanation of how to learn phrasal verbs, we can put these in to groups and practice next week. We will also look at some tongue twisters to practice pronunciation too; I think you will like these!