ID de réservation
17941390
Quand ?
31st July 2025
Horaire ?
17:00pm - 18:00pm
Notes
BUSINESS SITUATIONS:Discussing workplace health policies, managing illness in professional settings, and describing workplace accidents or health-related absences.
SUBJECT OR TOPIC:Health and Work
LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS:Describing symptoms and accidents, discussing workplace policies on sickness, expressing concern, explaining procedures, and reacting to illness-related events.
UNITS:Health and Work
Present Perfect Practice
VOCABULARY:cold, blowing your nose, ill/sick, infirmary, a break, sick leave, off sick, recovering, fracture, needs are met, left behind, follow intrusions, keep them updated on, common point, workload, burn, contagious, depressed, faking, fever, infection, neglecting, desk (laptop, mug, book, pen holder, files/documents, shelf, graphs)
PHRASES / EXPRESSIONS:She has a cold.She is blowing her nose.She is off sick.She is recovering.Her needs are being met.She was left behind.Keep them updated on the situation.They share a common point.
GRAMMAR:Present Perfect: review and practice using regular and irregular forms in business contexts, including negative forms and question structures.
PRONUNCIATION:Past participle forms and verb conjugation (e.g., eaten, driven, met, known). Attention to pronunciation of “-ed” endings and past simple vs. present perfect forms.
OTHER:She participated actively and was able to relate the vocabulary to real-life work scenarios. The listening task on workplace accidents and company policies was particularly effective in developing comprehension and business-relevant insight.
PROGRESS:She continues to improve with descriptive vocabulary and fluency when talking about work-related issues. The grammar review was useful to reinforce sentence structure in both spoken and written forms.
FEEDBACK:She was engaged during the session. Continue to build on this progress by pushing for more spontaneous speaking in future sessions.
HOMEWORK:Complete Activity 6, Group 2.