Language Help - H4
Open & Closed questions
Phrasal verbs
Abbreviations
Language Help - H4
Open & Closed questions
Phrasal verbs
Abbreviations
Activity
You may ask me questions, but I can only answer then with yes or no.
Try to determine what famous English character I am.
Queen Elizabeth
Try to determine again who I am.
This time, I can answer with more than yes or no.
David Beckham
Discussion
For each round: how quick did you determine the answer?
Which round was quicker?
Did your type of questions change the second time?
What kind of questions did you ask me?
Exercise
Come up with an open question and a closed question for this picture.
Closed:
Did the player score?
Was the keeper able to stop the ball?
Open:
What sacrafices did you have to make to become a professional football player?
What has been your most important win of the season?
Abbreviations
Learning objective
Read the text and determine which abbreviations you can see.
At our training camp we start running drills at 6 am and finish around 8 pm, and the coach wants everyone on the field ASAP. BTW, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd squads will rotate through circuits with PPL groups focusing on strength, i.e. core stability and balance. Some stations are DIY setups, e.g. resistance-band sprints and plyo boxes. The ETA for the new gear is approx. noon, so we’ll break then. Big match tomorrow—CU on the pitch!
Read the text and determine which abbreviations you can see.
At our training camp we start running drills at 6 am and finish around 8 pm, and the coach wants everyone on the field ASAP. BTW, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd squads will rotate through circuits with PPL groups focusing on strength, i.e. core stability and balance. Some stations are DIY setups, e.g. resistance-band sprints and plyo boxes. The ETA for the new gear is approx. noon, so we’ll break then. Big match tomorrow—CU on the pitch!
What do you call the shortening of these words?
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Which abbreviations in English do you know?
ASAP: As soon as possible
ATM: Automatic teller machine
BRB: Be right back
BTW: By the way
DIY: Do-it-yourself
ETA: Estimated time of arrival
FAQ: Frequently asked questions
FYI: For your information
IDK: I don't know
IMO: In my opinion
LOL: Laughing out loud
OMG: Oh my God
P.S.: Postscript
RIP: Rest in peace
RSVP: Répondez s'il vous plaît (please respond)
TMI: Too much information
TTYL: Talk to you later
VIP: Very important person
WIP: Work in progress
e.g.: exempli gratia (for example)
i.e.: id est (that is)
et al.: et alii (and others)
etc.: et cetera (and other similar things)
N.B.: nota bene (note well)
Ave.: Avenue
Blvd: Boulevard
Dr.: Drive
Rd.: Road
St.: Street
Get started
Do ex. 19b:
choose one picture and write two open & two closed questions for it. Write the questions in your notebook.
Do ex. 21b
Phrasal verbs
You understand what each phrasal verb means.
Match the phrasal verbs with their meaning. Write your answers in your notebook.
work out
work off
warm up
try out for
come down with
knocked out
pull through
stuffed up
throw up
cut down to
A. to reduce to a smaller amount or number
B. made unconscious or eliminated
C. to attempt to join a team or get a role by testing your ability
D. to get rid of something (like calories or debt) through effort
E. to become ill with something
F. to prepare your body or mind before an activity
G. to exercise or to find a solution
H. can't breath properly
I. to vomit
J. to survive or recover from a difficult situation or illness
Answers
work out
work off
warm up
try out for
come down with
knocked out
pull through
stuffed up
throw up
cut down to
1 - G
2 - D
3 - F
4 - C
5 - E
6 - B
7 - J
8 - H
9 - I
10 - A
Do the worksheet on the back of the booklet.
Learning objective