M5/12 Unit 3 vocab

​watching or listening carefully

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Students need to be attentive when they are in English class so they can understand the teacher.

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​a-tten-tive (adj)​

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Reorder

Reorder the following

• The

• students

• were

• very

• attentive.

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polite, having courtesy

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In some Asian cultures it is courteous to bow your head when you greet someone.

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​cour-t-eous (adj)​

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Match

Match the following pictures and words

not courteous

not courteous

courteous

courteous

courteous

• not courteous

• not courteous

• courteous

• courteous

• courteous

to solve a problem

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​Pin, you have a lot of homework to deal with this weekend, you are very behind.

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deal with (verb phrase)​

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• Please

• deal

• with

• that

• mess!

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Multiple Choice

what is the definition of deal with?

• to help someone

• to solve a problem

• to make a problem

• to have a problem

to make something better

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Fang, you need to improve your grades in English if you want to pass Matayom 5. ​

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im-prove (verb)​

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Audio Response

say the word improve the best pronunciation wins a point

Open Audio Recorder

the power to change how someone or something acts

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Tar your friend Aomsin is not a very good influence on you. You are always talking in class. ​

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in-fluence (noun)​

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Poll

Do violent video games have a bad influence on young poeple?

• yes

• no

• not sure

the person in charge of a school

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Dr. Chuanphit is the principle of Dara Acadamy.

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princ-i-ple (noun)​

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Audio Response

Try to pronounce the word principle the best gets a magic point

Open Audio Recorder

consideration for the rights and feelings of other people

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Treat your parents with respect and take care of them.

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re-spect (noun)​

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Open Ended

Who do you respect and why?

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• Respect

• is

• earned

• not

• given

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to say something in a loud voice

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Pin shouted out the answer and won a magic point​

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shout - out (verb phrase)​

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Match

Match the following

• I

• he/she/it

• they

• we

• Fang

shout out

shouts out

shout out

shout out

shouted out

• shout out

• shouts out

• shout out

• shout out

• shouted out

very useful or important

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Earth's iPhone is very valuable to him because he uses it to message his girlfriend.

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val-ua-ble (adj)​

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Audio Response

What is vaulable to you?

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QUIZ TIME!

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use your books to help you.​

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Multiple Choice

The person in charge of a school.

• primary

• principle

• personal

• pupils

Multiple Choice

• smile out

• out shout

• shout out

• shoot out

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Reorder the following

• I need

• to

• deal with

• my

• problems.

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Multiple Choice

wathing or listening carefully

• improve

• attentive

• influence

• principle

Reorder

Reorder the following

• Please

• don't

• shout

• out

• in class.

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Open Ended

use valuable (adj) in a sentence

e.g. "My phone is very valuable to me."

Multiple Choice

the power to change how someone acts

• improve

• valuable

• influence

• attentive