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Ready to Enjoy Extreme Excitement?

Ready to Enjoy Extreme Excitement?. Speaking. Mind Exercise. Mind Exercise!. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTVWXYZ. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST U VWXYZ. Missing U (Missing you). Name the sport. Skateboarding Inline skating BMX Climbing Abseiling Skiing Wingsuit flying Hang gliding Bungee jumping.

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Ready to Enjoy Extreme Excitement?

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  1. Ready to Enjoy Extreme Excitement? Speaking

  2. Mind Exercise Mind Exercise! ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTVWXYZ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Missing U (Missing you)

  3. Name the sport Skateboarding Inline skating BMX Climbing Abseiling Skiing Wingsuit flying Hang gliding Bungee jumping

  4. Extreme Sports • What are some extreme sports that we learned about last week? • What safety equipment do you need for inline skating? • What is another name for inline skating? • Which sport do you think is the most dangerous? • How can you make sure to be safe when doing extreme sports?

  5. Today we will look more closely at: • Warning someone, giving tips or telling them the rules. 경고하기 • Asking for help or asking how to do something 방법 묻기 • Asking for something politely 요청하기

  6. Warm-up! What advice should the boy give her?

  7. Let’s get started! Page 117: Communication Spotlight

  8. Giving someone a tip or warning Make sure to take this medicine after every meal. Okay. I will.

  9. Giving someone a tip or warning You should be on time tomorrow. Don’t worry. I will.

  10. Giving someone a tip or warning You are supposed to wear warm clothes in winter. All right. I will.

  11. Giving someone a tip or warning Make sure to ______________ Example: Make sure to brush your teeth after lunch. Do you know some other ways to give tips or warnings? You should You should take off your shoes before coming in. You’d better You’d better turn off your cell phone in the movie. You must You must buy a ticket in order to ride the train.

  12. Let’s practice! What rule or warning is the sign telling you? Remember: Make sure to , You must, You should

  13. Asking how to do something Do you know how to cook spaghetti? Yes. It’s easy.

  14. Asking how to do something Do you know how to use this washing machine? I’ll show you how.

  15. Asking how to do something Do you know how to answer this math problem? Yes. It’s not as difficult as it looks.

  16. Asking how to do something Do you know how to ______________ Example: Do you know how toscuba dive? Other ways to say it: Can you scuba dive? Have you ever scuba dived before? Can you show me how to scuba dive? Could you teach me to scuba dive?

  17. Let’s practice! Do you know how to (activity)? Ask the celebrity if they know how to do the activity. Neil Patrick Harris Magic Yes, I do!

  18. Let’s practice! Do you know how to (activity)? Ask the celebrity if they know how to do the activity. Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) Ride a unicycle Yes, I do!

  19. Let’s practice! Do you know how to (activity)? Ask the celebrity if they know how to do the activity. Justin Bieber Solve a Rubik’s cube Yes, I can do it in 84 seconds.

  20. Let’s practice! Do you know how to (activity)? Ask the celebrity if they know how to do the activity. Will Smith Swim No, I can’t. Could you please show me?

  21. Making a polite request Would you please take a picture of us? Of course. I’d be happy to.

  22. Making a polite request Could you slow down? I’d be glad to.

  23. Making a polite request No problem. Can you please finish soon?

  24. Making a polite request Could you Can you please Would you “Would you please…” and “Could you please…” are more formal. Teachers, parents, boss, Park Geun-Hye “Will you please…” and “Can you please…” are less formal. Friends, classmates, young people.

  25. Make a sentence. Use “Would you please”, “Could you please” , “Will you please” and “Can you please”. Mix them up! pick up put down close open put away write on sit on climb onto stand on look at sign eat the chair the table the desk the board your brother your sister the cat the dog the book that comic book your food my homework the moon a textbook the window your car the bus my elephant these tigers this snowboard my plane his nose her truck

  26. What did we learn today? • Warning someone, giving tips or telling them the rules. Make sure to... You’d better…. You should…. You must…. • Asking for help or asking how to do something Do you know how to … ? • Asking for something politely • Could you please … ? Can you please … ?Would you please … ? Will you please … ?

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