Class 11, October 22

 By Nate Feldman

1.      Who or what acts strangely?

 

2.      How do you sing?  Do you sing well or terribly? 

 

3.      Do you run or walk quickly or slowly? 

 

4.      When do you speak loudly? 

 

5.      When you are in front of a lot of people, do you speak calmly or nervously? 

 

 

Dear Mom,

 

I want to talk about my time in America.  I have a teacher.  His name is Nate.  He acts crazily sometimes.  He speaks so loudly and angrily in class.  Sometimes, he screams for no reason.  And students behave nervously in front of him because they think he will kill them.  One day, he was teaching the class, and he began chasing a student.  But, otherwise, I love America.  People here act nicely to me.  So, I am happy.

 

Love,

…..

 

1.      Manageable: something you are able to do

Ex. Learning one language at a time is manageable.  However, trying to learn more than three languages at a time, might not be manageable. 

 

2.      Remarkable: great; excellent; something people notice

Ex. Thank you for your remarkable class J

 

3.      Portable: something you are able to carry

Ex. Old computers were not portable.  But, laptops are portable. 

 

4.      Reliable: something you can trust. 

Ex. I always ask my student to do a task for me because he/she is reliable. 

 

5.      Dependable: something you can trust.

 

6.      Fashionable: looks nice.  Uses good fashion.

 

7.      Affordable: you have enough money to buy something

 

8.      Practical: something easy to do.  Something you can actually do. 

 

9.      Durable: it doesn’t break easily.  It lasts a long time. 

 

 

 

1.      Think of things you have.  What is remarkable?

 

2.      What is something you want, but it is not affordable?

 

3.      What things are durable?

 

4.      Is learning five languages at one time manageable? 

 

5.      What person in your life is reliable?

 

6.      What is a practical way to learn English?


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