Unit 9 orange lesson 4

Unit 9 High Frequency Words

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High Frequency Words are words we use a lot in English. Some words have more than one meaning and are called multiple meaning words.

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I think the band plays ​

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music.

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greet

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​

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you like it too?

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They​

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play a song for you!

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​

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, I can go to the show!

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I will take a ​

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of the singer.

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I will tell you about the show ​

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​Show-verb Let me show you my new guitar
show-noun I am going to play it inthe show .

right-adverb I need to play the song right.
right-adjective I play with my right hand.

close-adverb I keep the music book close .
close-verb Close the book to see if I know the song.

Multiple Choice

The ____ will start at 7:30.

• show

• right

• close

Multiple Choice

Come at 7:00 so you can sit _____ to the stage.

• show

• right

• close

Multiple Choice

I hope I sing all the ____ words to the songs.

• close

• right

• show

​watch-verb Many people come to watch us perform
watch-noun I check my watch so I won't be late.
kind-adverb I wonder what kind of music people like.
kind- adjective I hope the audience will be kind.

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My ​

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broke, so I don't know what time it is.

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What ​

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of music do you like?

​Some words sound the same but are spelled differently and have different meanings. Those are called homphones.

​by- I have to stop by the music store.
buy- I want to buy more tickets for the show.

for- They are for my friends.
four- Four tickets cost $60!


write- Write your name on the ticket.
right- Did you get the right number of tickets?

Multiple Choice

We have _____ seats at the front.

• by

• for

• four

• right

Multiple Choice

I cannot wait ___ the show to start.

• for

• four

• write

• right

Multiple Choice

I will ____ the band a fan letter when I get home.

• right

• write

• by

• for

​no- No I can't go to the concert.
know- I know the drummer in the band

here- Here are your tickets.
hear- I can't wait to hear the music.

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We all ​

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this will be a great show.

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I do not want to get food.

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I want to sit ​

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Can you ​

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the music?

​workbook page 149-150
independent work 5 minutes