By Nate Feldman
Class Objective: Using new vocabulary in conversations
Warm-up: Questions 1-2, on P.33, where are the people in the picture? Do you prefer going out to busy places or staying at home?
Video: Watch the video and then discuss question D about "Open Streets" What do you think about it?
Vocabulary, P.35
| redecorate |
| to change how a room looks (new paint, furniture, style) | I want to redecorate my bedroom this weekend. |
| cluttered |
| messy, with too many things in one place | My desk is too cluttered to work on. |
| options | | choices or different things you can choose | We have many options for wall colors. |
| clutter |
| too many things in a messy way; to make messy | There is a lot of clutter in the room. |
| install |
| to put something in place so it is ready to use | They will install a new light tomorrow. |
| goes well (with) |
| matches or looks good together | This sofa goes well with the table. |
| repaint |
| to paint something again | We need to repaint the walls. |
| recreate |
| to make something again or copy it | She wants to recreate a modern style. |
| get rid of |
| to throw away or remove something | I need to get rid of old clothes. |
| replace |
| to take something out and put a new one instead | We will replace the broken chair. |
| rearrange |
| to change the order or position of things | Let’s rearrange the furniture. |
| efficiently | | in a way that saves time and effort | She cleans the house efficiently. |
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