What did you see in this VDO?

What does VDO talk about?

Which finger that the fish bitted?

Question

vocabulary

Adjective covered in

water or another liquid a

wet floor, a wet umbrella

Example I get wet.She is wet of water.

vocabulary

Noun a current of air

moving approximately

horizontally, especially

one strong enough to be

felt

Example I saw the wind blow.

vocabulary

Adjective describes a

place that is empty and

not attractive, with no

people or nothing

pleasant in it

Example This village is desolate.I feel desolate.

vocabulary

Adjective slightly burnt, or

damaged by fire or heat The

countryside was scorched

after several weeks of hot

sun.

Example Fire scorched forest. fire scorched steak.

Structures

• We can use 'must' to show that we are

certain something is true.

• Structure: S + must + be +complement

Must

Example: It must be nice to live

in Florida.

Example: You must be punctual.

• We also use 'must' to express a strong

obligation. When we use 'must' this

usually means that some personal

circumstance makes the obligation

necessary

• Structure: S + must + v1 +complement

MustStructures

Example: I must go to bed earlier.

• We can also use 'have to' to express a

strong obligation. When we use 'have

to' this usually means that some

external circumstance makes the

obligation necessary.

• Structure: S + have to + v1 + complement

Have toStructures

Example: I have to send a report to

Head Office every week.

vocabulary review

slightly burnt, or damaged by

fire or heat The countryside was

scorched after several weeks of

hot sun.

describes a place that is empty

and not attractive, with no

people or nothing pleasant in it

covered in water or

another liquid a wet

floor, a wet umbrella

a current of air moving

approximately horizontally,

especially one strong

enough to be felt

vocabulary review

Structure review

It must be nice to live in

Florida.

I must go to bed earlier.

You must be punctual.

I have to send a report to

Head Office every week.

'must' to show that

we are certain

something is true.

'must' to express a

strong obligation.

'have to' to express

a strong obligation.

January cold desolate;

February dripping wet;

March wind ranges;

April changes;

Birds sing in tune

To flowers of May;

And sunny June

Brings longest day;

In scorched July

The storm-clouds fly

Lightning-torn;

August bears corn’

September fruit;

In rough October

Earth must disrobe her;

Stars fall and shoot

In keen November;

And night is long

And cold is strong

In bleak December.

January cold desolate;

February dripping wet;

March wind ranges;

April changes;

rhyme

stanza

What does this poem

talk about?

How many rhyme

appear in this poem?

MatchingCreate a calendar by match the picture

with the correct month.

January February

March April

May June

July August

September October

November December

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Choose the poem stanza you like most and explain why?. Then write down and practice reading