PM ESOL Online 11-3-23 Agenda News Conversation Comparison words Pronunciation - Regular Past Tense Verbs ===================== News & Housekeeping Teacher Alys meeting with new students in small zoom room (Breakout Room): Max E. Charline You will complete: -Intake Form -Consent Form -Schedule your TABE English Test --------------- Wanda Zuleyma -Schedule your TABE English Test ----------------- December Calendar review holiday break dates =================== Reading Student volunteers read class introduction slides Wanda ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages Today is Thursday, November thirtieth. 2023 write 30 ordinal numbers November 1 first November 2 second November 10 tenth November 20 twentieth November 30 thirtieth Ana Maria Gertrude ==================== Conversation Burgers or Veggies? ellii Overview Reading Edmond Charline? ------------------ Vocabulary 1 crisp crispy fresh fresh-baked grease greasy fresh and crisp grease greasy greeeeeeeesss lubricant in car lubricant to cook bad fat = greasy -------------- Look at the two photos. What do you see? 1. How are the two photos similar? 2. How are the two photos different? 3. How do you think you would feel after eating each meal? 4. Which meal would be better for a picnic? Why? Look at the two photos. What do you see? Compare / Contrast https://app. Individual responses. Charline #2 The first photo contains a plant based Type it in the chat. The first photo contains a plant based diet and the second photo contains the Marc Donald food MacDonald plant based diet = only eat plants / vegetables and greens, can include seeds and nuts Diana 1 or 2 Read the question and answer 2. In first photo I see different vegetables and in second photo I see grease food Note: greasy (adj) food grease (noun) different (adj) vegetable Max Wanda 1 or 2 2. The opposite is that in the second photo there is more fat in the food than vegetable. the opposite is (comparison words) more (comparisoon word) Romualde 1 or 2. Read the question and answer 2. Number one is a vegetable. Charline Both photos contain food. ================ Break 6:30 - 6:45 from 6:30 to 6:45 ==================== Ana Maria 2. The photos are different because the first photo is healthy food while the second photo is food that contains a lot of fat and it 'is' not healthy. while (comparison word) healthy food (adj) it is not healthy (adj) the photos are different (adj) Ex: The difference between the two photos is the difference is Katerina'1 or 2? 1. Read the question. Both photos have vegetables. Erica 1 or 2. I see two different food. the first one is a health food and the second is junk food. and first one is healthy and the second one is bad for our body different (adj) food is healthy (adj) plural our bodies singular my body your body Adriane 1 or 2 I want to say number 2. The two photos are different even though these photos are showing foods they are different one of them it is unhealthy food and another one is healthy food Notes" one of them.... and the other (= 2 different things) the two photos are different (adj) they are different (adj) Ex: even though (contrast/comparing word ) even though they are different (adj) it is unhealthy (adj) one is healthy (adj) Gertrude 1 or 2. One is vegetables and one is fries and burgers and they are different you can eat the second one more than the first one though they are different so they use the first one put it in the bread put it in the burger so they are different two types of different they are different (adj) Notes: though (comparison word) Edmond 2. number one is vegetables number two is burgers The vegetables are fresh the burgers are fatty. fatty = full of fat/greasy healthy = adjective health = noun healthy different = opposite/contrast difference (noun) ================= Burgers or Veggies? Vocabulary 2 Nutritional value Occasional Treat Dietary restrictions Self-control Temptation Addictive Nutritional value food and water gives our body nutrients ( vitamins, minerals, etc. ) diet = what you eat for food weight management lose weight restrict control the amount of food you eat or the types of food you eat dietary restrictions diabetes no sugar avoid foods with sugar / and bad carbohydrates salt avoid processed foods (packaged foods, fast food, MacDonal's, Wendy's, french fries, burgers some has high blood pressure avoid salt retrict salt in the diet restrict/eliminate/control the amount of food or type of food no sugar no salt no fat no greasy food no fried food no fun occasional ( = sometimes) not every day occasional treat treat (noun) sugar, candy, fat , cake Temptation Addictive something you can't resist = temptation that look so good I want to eat it now addictive sugar, heroin, coca cola, smoking, alcohol addictions when we do it or eat it too much occasionally have sugar coca cola but not every day opposite of addiction is self-control self- restriction make a choice to not eat or smoke or drink to much ================== Homework Burgers or Veggies? 3. How do you think you would feel after eating each meal? 4. Which meal would be better for a picnic? Why? ==================== Pronunciation - Regular Past Tense Verbs Rule #1 - Review 't' sound Individual responses. I worked yesterday. I cooked dinner for you. I walked to school. I kissed my husband. He liked to go skiing. I stopped at the store on my way home. stopp't I looked for you at the park. look't I dropped the milk on the floor. -------------- Homework reminder. End Class ======================