PM ESOL Online 2-26-26

Unit: Healthy Habits

Agenda (for the week)
News and Notes
Healthy Habits - Drink Lots of Water
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Indefinite Pronouns - continue

Moved to next class...
Past Tense - begin
Prepositions of Direction
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Testing reminder
Calendar
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Healthy Habits
Article: Five Healthy Habits That
You Can Stick With for a Lifetime

https://sunbasket.com/blog/five-healthy-habits-that-you-can-stick-with/?srsltid=AfmBOoqzbryo1AfDty57oL1WSBvrAvBjrO27yzCASWnI5RwnXX7R7r3L

#2. Drink Lots of Water

The human body is 65 to 70 percent water, an unmistakable indicator of how important it is to our health. Water plays a critical role in supporting the function of every bodily organ, and yet research estimates a striking 75 percent of the U.S population functions in a chronic state of dehydration.

Vocabulary

unmistakable
indicator

critical 
role 
supporting
function 
bodily organ
research
chronic 
dehydration 

dehydration 
de = not 
prefix = de = not

un
de
dis 
non
mal

hydration 
= water in our bodies 

chronic = serious, long term
state = time period or condition


75% of the population is about 261.75 million people

research 

search = to examine, to look for 
research = to examine or look for deeply / scientifically

body = noun (human body)
bodily = adjective (belongs to the body) 
organs = 
internal organs = liver, heart, stomach, kidneys, brain, etc. 
external organs = head, neck, ears, 
nose, eyes, mouth, hands

The largest human body organ is the skin. 

critical = all important, very important, essential, vital, crucial 

Water plays a critical role

Water is very important 

to support our body organs. 

unmistakable

un = not 

mistake = an error

There is no doubt at all about this information. 

= the truth / or a fact 

indicator = mark, measurement

75% of the US population is dehydrated / does not get enough water

Ask your question. 

Do we understand the Drink Lots of Water sentences? 


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Indefinite Pronouns (slides) 

indefinite

in = not
in = prefix = not 

not definite
no  number given 

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BREAK
6:31 - 6:46

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Sample sentences

Would anyone want to join me for lunch? 

I am happy to go anywhere on vacation. 

I don't have anything to wear to 
the party. 

Everyone was very happy with the food. 

Students? 
Would you like to try a sentence 
using one of Indefinite Pronouns? 

No one watched the news on tv today. 

Nobody wants to lose their job. 

She has nothing to lose. 

Could someone please pass the salt? 

I lost my wallet somewhere. 

Students? 

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Indefinite Pronouns (ATG)

Indefinite Pronouns (ATG, youtube, video, 6:03 min.) https://youtu.be/1uIHBOWrUic

Indefinite Pronouns - Grammar Quiz (ATG)
Link: 

See Indefinite Pronouns .pdf file with Answer Key on the Class Page. https://www.allthingsgrammar.com/indefinite-pronouns.html


people  places   things 

1. everywhere
2. no one
3. anywhere
4. something
5. someone
6. Everyone/Everybody
7. anything
8. everything
9. nowhere
10. No one / Nobody
11. somewhere
12. Anyone / Anybody 

I will research Every one vs Everybody
and Anyone vs. Anybody.

If there is a big difference I will tell you Tuesday. 


End Class
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moved to Tuesday


Simple Past - Grammar & Verb Tenses

(ellii,video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI3S3kdkofo


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