
BAS U2 S1 - House Chores & Transportation to Work
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Jorge Luis Campos de la Fuente
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12 Slides • 8 Questions
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Agenda
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GET STARTED:
Habits and routines
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PREPARE:
Household chores
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SPEAKING:
Who does what in your house?
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PREPARE:
Work and study
5.
SPEAKING:
Where do you usually work or study?
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PROGRESS CHECK
Learning objective: talk about what people do every day and workplaces
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Match
How do people in Peru go to their workplaces?
Match the pictures with the words.
Train
Bus
Subway
Bus station
Train station
Train
Bus
Subway
Bus station
Train station
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Multiple Choice
CHOOSE THE ACCURATE OPTION:
" Isla and Noah ___ ___ the bus stop right now. They should arrive on time for the fun trip!"
are off
is on
is at
are at
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Explanation Slide...
The correct choice is 'are at' because it agrees with the plural subject 'Isla and Noah' and indicates their current location at the bus stop.
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Fill in the Blanks
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Explanation Slide...
Maya zooms around Tokyo on the subway, which is known for being super fast and fun. This makes it the perfect choice for exploring the city quickly.
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Pretend to be coworkers/employees in a peruvian company (marketing, finances, technology, etc.).
Discuss about an important project you have for
this week:
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What is the project about
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Objectives/Tasks
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Divide responsibilities
ROLE-PLAY ACTIVITY
Workplace Scenario
USEFUL LANGUAGE
Schedule
Routine
Task
Deadline
Meeting
Report
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1. What are they doing in these photos?
2. What other activities we do at home?
3. Who does the most housework in your house? Why?
I always/never
make the bed.
My sister
usually/sometimes
cooks lunch.
My father does the
dishes every day/on the weekend
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Drag and Drop
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2.
3.
GO
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Explanation Slide...
The correct choices are 'BRUSH' for teeth and hair, 'CLEAN' for the kitchen and room, and 'COOK' for meals like breakfast and dinner. Each activity fits the context of the sentence.
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Drag and Drop
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2.
3.
DRIVE
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Explanation Slide...
The correct choices are 'DO' for homework, 'TAKE' for a bath or shower, and 'BE' for being on a train or bus. Each verb fits the context of the activities listed.
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Explanation Slide...
The correct choice is 'wash' because it specifically describes the action of cleaning the dishes. 'Do' and 'clean' are too vague in this context, while 'wash' clearly indicates the task being performed after dinner.
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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• Download WORKSHEET U2 S1
from the Classroom Collaborate.
• Match the phrases with the verbs
do, make, have. There are at least two phrases for each verb.
Do, Make, Have
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• With your partner, take turns interviewing each other about
daily routines. Answer these questions:
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What time do you wake up / go to bed? Why?
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Who usually does each of the jobs in your family/ at home?
3.
What activities do you typically do during the day (work, study, exercise, etc.)?
4.
How much free time do you have during the day?
5.
Do you usually make plans for the weekend? What do you usually do?
some work
the dishes
the housework
the laundry
DO
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Drag and Drop
"Every Saturday, Hannah
dust
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Multiple Choice
LET'S HAVE SOME FUN!:
"After a delicious dinner, Samuel usually _______ the dishes to lend a hand. What do you think he does?"
wash
cleans
washes
does
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Now I can ...
talk about what I do every day, on the
weekend, etc.
talk about work and study places.
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