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IT'S PERSONAL

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WELCOME TO 2022!

The first unit will touch on your personal life, things like family, chores, relationships, problem-solving, and daily routines. Let's recap the information.

Why is English important?

• Easy to 'badmouth' people online

• When someone say bad things to you during online games, or over social media, are you going to answer 'mak kau ijau?'

  of course not.

Why is English important?

• Uploading videos on Tik Tok and Youtube

• International platforms need international language

• Setakat nak upload bagi org paham BM aje kau g upload dalm Group Wassap je.

Adoptive Family

An adoptive family is a family who has welcomed a child born to another into their family and legally adopted that child as their own

Blended Family

Two separate families merging into one new unit. It consists of a new husband, wife, or spouse and their children from previous marriages or relationships.

Extended Family

This family includes many relatives living together and working toward common goals, such as raising the children and keeping up with the household duties. Many extended families include cousins, aunts or uncles and grandparents living together.

Single Parent Family

The single parent family consists of one parent raising one or more children on his own. This family may include a single mother with her children, a single dad with his kids, or a single person with their kids. The single parent family is the biggest change society has seen in terms of the changes in family structures.

Traditional Family

The nuclear family is the traditional type of family structure. This family type consists of two parents and children.

Multiple Choice

What is family type 1? Mum, Dad, me and brother Tim

• Adoptive family

• Blended family

• extended family

• single-parent family

• traditional family

Multiple Choice

What is family type 2? Mum and me

• Adoptive family

• Blended family

• extended family

• single-parent family

• traditional family

Multiple Choice

What is family type 3? Dad, me, brother Josh, stepmother and stepsister

• Adoptive family

• Blended family

• extended family

• single-parent family

• traditional family

Multiple Choice

What is family type 4? Granparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and our family

• Adoptive family

• Blended family

• extended family

• single-parent family

• traditional family

Multiple Choice

What is family type 5? Non-biological parents, me and my sister

• Adoptive family

• Blended family

• extended family

• single-parent family

• traditional family

Poll

We have just reviewed the different family types. Which family type are you?

For example, if sensei is living with my husband, we are a traditional family. But before I was married, I was living in a single-parent family since my parents are divorced.

• Adoptive family

• Blended family

• Extended family

• SIngle-parent family

• Traditional family

Today we will be doing a gapped text exercise. You will be matching sentences in the gaps of a text.

You will see this type of question in the SPM Reading Paper Part 4

TIPS

When doing this type of question, look for words such as definite articles (a,an,the) and pronouns (he,she, they, these) that you think will link into the text.

Let's take sentences A and E

What do you think the underlined pronouns mean in :

A. What this means is that they should keep their rooms tidy, leave bathrooms clean, pick up after themselves, and wash their dishes once in a while.

E. Interestingly, these are the main reasons parents give for not pressing their children to help at home.

Skim the answers once. Read this text for gap #1

Look at the sentence after that. It starts with ...despite this change...

To think logically, the missing gap should be talking about ONE change. The first sentence highlights things that happened in the past.

What could be the answer?

...despite this change...

The sentence before the gap stated something that happened in the past. The only possible answer would be sentence D. Nowadays, women have jobs and successful careers, leaving them little time to deal with the large number of tasks that a household requires.

Cancel the answer you have already picked.

Which remaining sentences can fit in these gaps?

Multiple Choice

Even so, teenagers should be careful not to make extra work for others. 2[] The truth is that no one is too busy to do these simple chores, and anyone claiming otherwise is probably just being lazy.

• A

• B

• C

• E

• F

Multiple Choice

Stilwell went on a strike there and then, and stayed on strike for 6 days. 3 [] Incredibly, they didn't even notice what was happenning until day 3 of the strike.

• A

• B

• C

• E

• F

How about these gaps?

Multiple Choice

By then, dishes had piled up in the sink, dirty plates were still on the dininig table and smelly socks were on the bathroom floor. 4[] It wasn't until day 5 that the girls started to clean up the house, blaming one another for the mess.

• A

• B

• C

• E

• F

Multiple Choice

She hadn't asked them to help because she didn't want to argue with them, or becuase it was faster and simpler to do it herself. 5[]

• A

• B

• C

• E

• F

Multiple Choice

Last question: What is the best title for the article we just read?

• Top tips for a clean home

• When a household falls apart

• How to treat teenagers

Some terms you should understand

be sick and tired = meluat

do your fair share = buat bhg masing2

lend a hand = tolong la bai

not lift a finger = xtolong satu haprak pun

put your feet up = goyang kaki

run errands= tolong uruskan

*errands are things you do for other people, for example helping your mother to buy groceries.

Ex 5. Changing expressions into the correct form

• Look at the question below:

• Jenny shares a flat with two other students, and they all _____ to keep the place clean and tidy, no one does more or less than anyone else.

• The right answer would be (do your fair share)

• However, we can't use the pronoun (your) as th subject is Jenny and two other students.

• The pronoun should be (their)

• The answer then would be: Jenny shares a flat with two other students, and they all do their fair share to keep the place clean and tidy, no one does more or less than anyone else.

Fill in the Blanks

Jim's not at home right now, he's

(run errands) for his dad, but he'll be back later.

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Fill in the Blanks

I

(be sick and tired) of asking you to clean your room, so there's no pocket money for you.

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Remember!

the verb be can change to : am, is, are, was, were

depending on the subject.

So I am

Fill in the Blanks

You look exhausted, Terry! Why don't you

(put your feet up) and I'll bring you a nice cup of tea?

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Fill in the Blanks

You look exhausted, Terry! Why don't you

(put your feet up) and I'll bring you a nice cup of tea?

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Fill in the Blanks

You look exhausted, Terry! Why don't you

(put your feet up) and I'll bring you a nice cup of tea?

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Fill in the Blanks

I've got a lot to do today and it would be a big help if you could

(lend a hand)

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Fill in the Blanks

While I cooked a three course dinner, my husband watched TV and

(not lift a finger). - tinggalkan itu husband.

Change the answer in the bracket to the right form.

Good job!

Post your answers at the end of the slides in your class WhatsApp. You all did a good job, and don't worry if you can't answer them well now. We will have plenty of practice this year.

For the next lesson

Name all these chores.

For the next lesson, answer the question in your notebook.