Chapter 11-It

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Chapter 11-Its a very exciting place!

• Cities hometowns countries

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Goals for this chapter

• Speaking- Asking about and describing cities
  asking for and giving suggestions talking about
  travel and tourism.
• Grammar-Adverbs before adjectives conjunctions
  and, but, though, and however modal verbs can
  and should.

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Goals for this chapter

• Pronunciation/Listening- Cant and shouldnt
  listening to descriptions of cities and
  hometowns listening for incorrect information.
• Writing-Writing a magazine article.

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Describe this place
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Describe this place
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Adjectives

• Give you a packet of words.
• Match each word with its opposite.
• Add two more adjectives.
• Choose two places and describe them to your
  partner.

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Conversation- Its a fairly big city

• How would you describe Daejeon? Is it a big city
  or a small city?
• Listen and practice.
• Listen to the rest of the conversation. What does
  Carmen say about entertainment in San Juan?

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Adverbs before Adjectives

• What is an adverb?
• Adverbs describe verbs.
• Examples I am walking slowly.
• She is driving the car quickly.

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Adverbs before adjectives

• Adverbs can also describe adjectives. Must appear
  before adjectives.
• Examples extremely, very, really, pretty,
  fairly, somewhat.
• San Juan is really nice.
• Its a fairly big city.
• Its not a very expensive place.
• Its too noisy and crowded.

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Fill in the blanks

• Fill in the blanks describing Daejeon.
• Daejeon is a________nice city.
• 2. Its a __________big city.
• 3. Its _________expensive.

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Conjunctions

• Connect two ideas together.
• Most common conjunctions and, but, though,
  however.
• Examples
• I like studying English, but I hate doing English
  homework.
• I like riding my bike, and its great exercise.
• Its a big city. Its not too big, though.

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Describe

• Describe three cities or towns in Korea.
• State two positive and one negative feature in
  each town.
• Examples Seoul is very exciting and there are a
  lot of things to do, but its too crowded.

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Listening My hometown

• Describe your hometown to a partner.
• Is your hometown big?
• Interesting?
• Expensive?
• Beautiful?
• Listen to Joyce and Nicholas. What do they say?

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Where would you like to visit?

• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
• Tokyo, Japan?
• Los Angeles, California?
• Paris, France?
• New York City, NY?
• Where else would you like to visit? Why?

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Listening-What should I see there?

• Listen and practice.
• Listen to the rest of the conversation.
• Where is Thomas from?
• What should you do there?

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Im new to Daejeon

• With a partner, come up with a list of things I
• Can do in Daejeon
• Should do in Daejeon

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Modal verbs can and should

• Can and should are used to give advice,
  suggestions.
• Examples You can see the Palace of Fine Arts in
  Mexico city.
• You cant visit some museums on Mondays.
• You should visit the National Museum.
• You shouldnt miss the cafes.

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Listening-Three Countries

• Listen to speakers talk about Japan, Argentina,
  and Italy.
• Listen again. One thing about each country is
  incorrect. What is it?

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Help! I am new to South Korea!

• Dear classmates,
• I just arrived to South Korea. I have never
  been to South Korea before! There are so many
  places to see and do here.
• Where should I go? What can I do in South
  Korea?
• Please tell me what to do!
• Sincerely,
• Lost in Korea