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Level 4 Chapter 1: Relationships - Lesson 10: Review

LEVEL 4

Chapter 1: Relationships

Lesson 6 - 9 Review

Chapter 1: Relationships
Lesson 6 - 9 Review

Situation: Your foreign friend’s partner, Yu, is Korean. Your friend is nervous because he/she is going to have lunch with Yu’s parents.

Mission: Help your friend prepare for the lunch.

IN THIS LESSON, YOU WILL

1. Read your friend’s text message.
2. Give your friend advice on what to do during lunch.
3. Give your friend some gift ideas.

PRACTICE

STEP A EXERCISE

Choose the correct words in the parentheses.

I ordered six (bags / bottles / boxes) of pizza.
Janet (got / has) to take her friend to the airport.
Let’s buy ten (bags / bottles / boxes) of soda.
(You’ve got to / You’d got to) give her a gift for your anniversary.

STEP B EXERCISE

Unscramble the words in parentheses to complete the sentences.

I usually (give / jewelry / her) for her birthday.
Barry said (sweetly / very / “I love you”).
Joey sent (to / his girlfriend / a bouquet of flowers).
My mom (me / a bag / bought) in Singapore.

MISSION

Challenge 1

Your foreign friend sent you a text message.

Read his/her message.

Remember?

have to/have got to
adverbs
(verb) + (direct object) + to + (indirect object)

Hey! Big news: Yu’s parents are coming to the city this week. Yu wants us all to meet for lunch this Saturday. Yikes! What should I do? Meeting the parents is really important in Korea, right?

I heard that you should give a gift to your boyfriend’s or girlfriend’s parents when you meet them. I have to choose a gift really carefully, but honestly, I have no idea! I guess I have to go shopping later this week.

Please call me when you read this. I have some questions for you. Thanks!

COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS

What is your friend going to do this Saturday?
- have lunch with Yu’s parents
- take a trip with Yu
What did your friend say about meeting the parents in Korea?
- It’s really stressful.
- It’s really important.
What does your friend have to choose really carefully?
- a good restaurant
- a gift

Challenge 2

You called your friend after reading his/her message.

Tell your friend what to do when he/she meets Yu’s parents.

Remember?

have to/have got to
adverbs

Challenge 3

You and your friend are shopping for a gift for Yu’s parents.

Give him/her some ideas.

Remember?

have to/have got to
bag/box/bottle of
(verb) + (indirect object) + (direct object)
(verb) + (direct object) + to + (indirect object)

FEEDBACK

MISSION ACHIEVEMENT

4
Very Good
Could complete the task with ease
3
Good
Could complete the task with some clarifications
2
Fair
Could complete the task with additional instructions
1
Poor
Could somehow complete the task with difficulty

PERSONALIZED FEEDBACK

RANGE
ACCURACY
FLUENCY

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Level 4 Chapter 1: Relationships - Speaking - Lesson 9: Showing You Care

Lesson 9: Showing You Care

She made my lunch box carefully.

I can explain how people show they care.

INTRODUCE

There are many ways people can show they care. Different cultures show they care in different ways.

PRESENT

STEP A VOCABULARY

I. Listen and repeat.

carefully	quickly
slowly	nicely
loudly	quietly

II. Which of the adverbs above describe how you eat, speak, and write? Choose one adverb for each action.

eat
speak
write

III. Practice reading the words.

/aʊ/	/oʊ/
loudly	lowly
gown	grown
bout	boat

STEP B GRAMMAR TIP

Use adverbs to talk about how someone does something.

Put adverbs after the object of the sentence.

He painted the fence carefully.

She plays the guitar beautifully.

If the sentence has no object, put adverbs after the verb.

My sister talks loudly.

Harold types quickly.

Put adverbs after really or very.

She played tennis really badly.

The children played very quietly.

UNDERSTAND

SPEAKING

Dan and Eric are talking in the breakroom at work.

Dan:: So how are you and Mina doing? Is she still mad?
Eric:: No, we’re okay now. Look, she even made me a lunch box today!
Dan:: Wow, that looks good! She arranged it really nicely. She must care about you a lot. When Yuri and I were first married, she made my lunch box carefully. Every day had a different theme, and it looked really nice. But now, she makes my lunch quickly because she’s so busy with that fan club. Look at it. It doesn’t look good at all!
Eric:: (laughs) Well, I’m sure it still tastes good. And you’re lucky that she makes your lunch!

TRIVIA

Lunch boxes are slowly gaining popularity in the United States, but many people still prefer the classic American brown paper bag for packed lunches. You can see them in schools and offices across the country.