Meaning: the way of life, especially the general customs and beliefs, of a particular group of people at a particular time. Example: She's studying modern Japanese language and culture. Culture (noun) 3
Meaning: knowledge or skill from doing things Example: Do you have any experience of working with kids? 2. Experience (noun) 4
Meaning: Strange / bizarre Example: Her boyfriend's a bit weird but she's all right. 3. weird (adjective) 5
Meaning: to give something to someone and receive something from them Example: We can exchange addresses when we see each other. 4. Exchange (verb) 6
Meaning: feel unhappy and afraid of something Example: Don't worry, she'll be all right. 5. Worry (verb) 7
Meaning: to gradually become an adult Example: When I grow up, I want to be an engineer. 6. Grow up (phrasal verb) 8
Meaning: to feel sad that a person or thing is not present Example: I really missed her when she went away. 7. Miss (verb) 9
Practice come from / grow up / miss / weird / experience / culture / exchange / worry Use these words to complete in the sentence below. 10
1. Where are you from? 2. How do you like Canadian? 3. Where did you grow up? 4. What are your hobbies? 5. Why did you choose this school? Speaking part 1: Work in pair 11
1. What kind of music do you like? Why? 2. Do you like sports? Why or why not? 3. Do you like movies? Why or why not? 4. What are your favorite kinds of books? Why? 5. What are 3 activities you like most to do? Speaking Part 2: Like / Dislike? (in group) 12
1. I’m a big fan of Khmer music! The melodies are so beautiful and emotional. I love the traditional instruments. I also enjoy listening to modern singers, like Khem and Preb Sovath. 2. I’m not really a sports person. I don’t have a favorite team or sport, but I do appreciate the football. I’d rather watch a good movie or read a book than watch a game 3. I love movies! They’re a great way to escape reality for a couple of hours and experience different worlds. I love getting lost in a good story, especially if it’s about love, adventure, or social issues. 4. I love reading fantasy novels. I enjoy the imaginative worlds and epic adventures they offer. Some of my favorite books include The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. In addition to this, I love to read classic literature, especially the works of William Shakespeare. I love Romeo and Juliet. 5. Reading: I love getting lost in a good book! It’s a great way to relax and escape reality. Traveling: Exploring new places, experiencing different cultures, and meeting new people is so exciting! Spending time with loved ones: I love spending time with my family and friends. Sample answers: 13
1. Why do you like Seoul? 2. Why do you dislike Seoul? Speaking part 3: Why do you like/dislike……………………? 14
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Expressions Introducing yourself to others 22
• Hi, I’m (Susan). Nice to meet you. • Hi, my name is (Susan). It’s a pleasure to meet you. • I don’t think we’ve met. My name is (Susan). Please to meet you. • Let me introduce myself—(Susan, Susan Johnson.) Introduction 23
• Nice/Pleased to meet you, too. • It’s a pleasure to meet you, too. Responses 24
Stative Verbs Grammar 25
Verbs describe feelings and thoughts and are not used in the continuous form. 1. Verb of Sense 2. Verb of Feelings and Emotion 3. Verb of Opinion 4. Verb of Possession Stative Verbs 26
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I don’t think they will win the election. [opinion] 2. She hates working on the weekends. [emotion] 3. The dog smelled really bad after the rain. [sense] 4. This jacket costs a lot. [cost] 5. This cake smells delicious. [sense] Examples: 28
I (am wanting / want) a cup of coffee. 2. She (is knowing / knows) the answer. 3. They (are believing / believe) in ghosts. 4. He (is seeming / seems) tired today. 5. I (am thinking, think) that I should look for a new job. 6. It (looks, is looking) as if it might rain. 7. How much (does he weigh, is he weighing)? About 85 kilos 8. The roses (smelled, were smelling) lovely in your garden last summer. Practice 29