Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Adjectives


synonym(s)
antonym(s)
1)anxious
nervous, worried, concerned
calm, easy-going
2) bored
uninterested, inattentive
interested, enthusiastic
3) confused
puzzled, muddled
confident
4) cross, upset
angry, dissatisfied, mad
relaxed, cheerful
5) delighted
pleased, satisfied, happy
unpleased, indifferent
6) disappointed
frustrated
approving, accepting
7) envious
jealous, mean
generous
8) frightened, terrified
scared, afraid
courageous, brave
9) suspicious
doubtful, wary, sceptical
trusting, loyal, reliable
10) flexible
adaptable, accommodating
rigid
11) hard-working
diligent, industrious
lazy, indifferent
12) honest
Sincere, truthful, candid
dishonest
13) kind
good-hearted
unkind
14) loyal
faithful, true-hearted
disloyal
15) organized
tidy, efficient
disorganized, messy
16) outgoing
sociable, talkative
anti-social, introvert
17) patient
calm, tolerant
impatient
18) reliable
trustworthy
unreliable, untrustworthy
19) sensitive
gentle, thoughtful, tactful
insensitive, bold, rude
20) shy
modest, timid, reserved
outspoken, loud
21) enthusiastic
eager
indifferent, tired, numb
22) tired
unenthusiastic, sleepy
energetic
23) annoyed
disturbed, provoked
pleased, good-humoured
24) surprised
astonished, amazed
numb
25) amused
entertained
bored
26) supportive
cooperative
unsupportive, unhelpful
27) quiet
silent, discreet, still
noisy, vocal
28) busy
occupied, engaged
idle
29) romantic
emotional, poetic
unromantic, pragmatic
30) friendly
affectionate, sociable
unfriendly, hostile, aggressive

Monday, September 7, 2020

IB: WB p 5

Ex 1

1) are you doing; I'm staying
2) get
3) rises; sets
4) are you laughing
5) leaves
6) is always borrowing
7) does your train arrive

Ex 3

1) starts
2) I'm looking for
3) Do you know
4) are ... losing
5) keep
6) Do you remember
7) don't need
8) get back
9) I'm going

Ex 4

1) Mel belongs to ...
3) ... as you arrive.
4) Jack hates ....
6) I don't understand ...

Ex 5

1a) looks
1b) are you looking
2a) What are you thinking about?
2b) Who do you think ...
3a) He's having ...
3b) Dogs have ...

Ex 6

1) Where do you usually go on Saturday mornings?
2) What do you usually do ... ?
3) What time does school start and finish?
4) What are your parents doing now?

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

Welcome

In this blog  the students can:

* revise what we learned in the lesson
* sing songs or watch videos related to our lesson tasks
* play English online games
* get extra exercises to study for tests or other tasks
* drill vocabulary and grammar
* get feedback (photos, reviews etc.)


Monday, April 27, 2020

Today's lesson: 28 April

The aims of the lesson:

* your Writereader book is ready - last chance to make amends or finish
* introduction to a new topic: phrasal verbs adjective + preposition
* tell the others what happened 

Task 1: Vaata veelkord üle oma raamat Writereader-keskkonnas, et saaksime kolmapäevases tunnis tagasisidet anda / saada

Task 2: SB ex 2/57 loe harjutus ja vasta küsimusele suuliselt. Leia tekstist põhjendus.

Task 3: Loe mõlemast lillast kastist näited läbi. Pööra tähelepanu:

1) milline sõna fraasis on omadussõna (adjective)
2) millised fraasid lähevad eesti keelega kokku (n: be successful in something - olema millegis edukas, "in"-eessõna annab selle tähenduse ka eesti keeles)
3) kuidas näidetena toodud fraase eesti keelde tõlgid?

Task 4: SB ex 6/57 kirj. - kirjuta vihikusse ja number ja puuduolev eessõna

Task 5: Mine postituse allossa ja kontrolli oma vastuseid

Task 6: SB ex 7/57 Meenuta millal viimati nii tundsid ja jaga enda kogemust teistega Padletis. Hea kui sinu lausetest tuleb välja miks, lisaks kus või millal.

PADLET 


Kellel jääb täna veel võhma inglise keele jaoks, võid alustada Memrise'is 7. sõnapanga Phrasal verbs (Adjective + prepositions) mõttega läbimist. Tähtaeg on 6.mai. Eesmärgiks, et tead väljendi tähendust, aga eelkõige eessõna. Teadmiste kontrollis järgmisel kolmapäeval on vaja lünka valida sobiv eessõna. Soovitav pöörata tähelepanu kas väljend läheb eesti keelega kokku. Enamik läheb.




Monday, April 13, 2020

Unit 5D: Modal Verbs

The aims of the lesson:

* to revise what modal verbs are
* how to use them in the past
* how to use WriteReader for creating a book about modals



Task 1: Try to recall different modal verbs in English (Palju modaalsõnu sul meenub...modaalsõnad väljendavad kohustust, luba, võimet, võimalikkust).

Task 2: Watch and revise - MODAL VERBS

Task 3: SB ex 1/56 listen and read: click at audiofile 2.18

3.1 Find modal verbs in the dialogue and translate them. You can check your answers at the end of this blog entry. (leia dialoogist modaalsõnadega väljendid ja tõlgi need, kontrollimiseks liigu postituse lõppu)

Task 4: SB ex 2/56 read and translate the examples (süvene selgitustesse ja tõlgi näitelaused)

Task 5: SB ex 5-6/56 to write (kirjuta ainult õige valik ja puuduolev fraas)

Task 6: check your answers by scrolling down (leia postituse lõpust link õigete vastustega)

Task 7: On Wednesday we are going to create a book by using WriteReader website.

7.1 You don't need to open an account - the teacher has added your name under class 8. Open another internet browser and copy the address: https://app.writereader.com/




Username: Write your first name starting with a capital letter. (Mari). Who has a middle name, add both. (Mari Violeta).

Class code: zb46

Click on Enter

7.2 Click on that blue "+" mark to start creating your book.


7.3 Write your name as an author and add a title "My Book" - you can change it later. Click on the image icon and browse different options. You can also upload your own photos, if you wish.




Save your option for an image today, though you can change it later. PS! Your task tomorrow is to create a story in the past using as many modal verbs as possible.


7.4 Start a new page and try to find a microphone sign. Try to record your voice.

7.5 Find a direct speech "bubble".  Add it to your photo and write something into it.


 That's it for today. We will continue tomorrow and then you can learn more what your book is going to be about.




might (have sent) - võib-olla oled saatnud / ehk saatsid / võimalik et oled saatnud
can't (have sent) - pole võimalik, et saatsin
must (have used) - tundub, et oled kasutanud / on ilmselge, et oled kasutanud
shouldn't (have clicked on) - poleks pidanud klikkima
should (have warned) - oleks pidanud hoiatama
might not ( have downloaded ) - võib-olla pole alla laadinud / võimalik, et pole alla laadinud
need to (wait) - on vaja oodata / tuleb oodata / pead ootama
need to (warn) - on vaja hoiatada / tuleb hoiatada / pead hoiatama
could (have gone ) - on võib-olla läinud / võib-olla läks / võimalik, et on läinud


CLICK HERE: SB ex 5-6 answers