Introductions
It’s your first lesson with a class
of low-level students.
How do you get to know each other?
David Dorset B-
Ronaldo/Rooney/Beckham
Hiroshima 30 Yumi
right wing Wesnoth
Social psychology
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Boris: Who do you think is the most _______ person in the cave?
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. _______________.
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered _______.
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire.
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent.
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best _____ in the cave?
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Ivan! I don’t agree. He can’t ________________.
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Ivan! I don’t agree. He can’t hit a mammoth from two meters!
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Ivan! I don’t agree. He can’t hit a mammoth from two meters!
Frank: I’ve an _____
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Ivan! I don’t agree. He can’t hit a mammoth from two meters!
Frank: I’ve an idea.
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Ivan! I don’t agree. He can’t hit a mammoth from two meters!
Frank: I’ve an idea.
Boris: What?
Boris: Who do you think is the most intelligent person in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Yes, I agree. Ivan discovered fire. He’s the most intelligent. Who do you think is the best hunter in the cave?
Frank: I’ve an . . .
Boris: Ivan! I don’t agree. He can’t hit a mammoth from two meters!
Frank: I’ve an idea.
Boris: What?
Frank: Let’s use the car.
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Doctor: What’s the ______?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts ______ I ______ coffee.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it ______ ______ you drink tea?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How ______ ______ you drink orange juice?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never ______ ______ I drink orange juice.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain ______ in your ______?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Julius: No, I ______ get a ______ in my nose,
but it’s _______ in my eye.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Julius: No, I sometimes get a pain in my nose,
but it’s usually in my eye.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Julius: No, I sometimes get a pain in my nose,
but it’s usually in my eye.
Doctor: OK. Take one of these tablets three ______ a day, and ________________________.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Julius: No, I sometimes get a pain in my nose,
but it’s usually in my eye.
Doctor: OK. Take one of these tablets three times a day, and take _____________________.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Julius: No, I sometimes get a pain in my nose,
but it’s usually in my eye.
Doctor: OK. Take one of these tablets three times a day and take the spoon _____________ _____________________________.
Doctor: What’s the matter?
Boris: My eye hurts when I drink coffee.
Doctor: Does it hurt when you drink tea?
Boris: Yes, sometimes.
Doctor: How about when you drink orange juice?
Julius: No, it never hurts when I drink orange juice.
Doctor: Is the pain always in your eye?
Julius: No, I sometimes get a pain in my nose,
but it’s usually in my eye.
Doctor: OK. Take one of these tablets three times a day and take the spoon out of the coffee before you drink it.
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Humans
Black hair
Married
Like rock music
Gorillas
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Shakespeare: You dance like _____________.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very ______ tonight.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like _______.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
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Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe ________________.
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Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
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Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
___
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s my ______________.
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Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s my tinted contact lenses.
___
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s my tinted contact lenses.
Shakespeare: Your teeth are like stars.
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Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s my tinted contact lenses.
Shakespeare: Your teeth are like stars.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Like stars?
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Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s my tinted contact lenses.
Shakespeare: Your teeth are like stars.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Like stars?
Shakespeare: Yes, __________________.
___
Shakespeare: You dance like a butterfly on a summer’s day.
Mrs. Shakespeare: You’re very romantic tonight.
Shakespeare: Your hair is like silk.
Mrs. Shakespeare: It feels like spaghetti.
Shakespeare: It blows in the wind like daffodils in spring.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe the window’s open.
Shakespeare: Your eyes are like the deep blue ocean.
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s my tinted contact lenses.
Shakespeare: Your teeth are like stars.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Like stars?
Shakespeare: Yes, they come out at night.
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Anticipation
What do teachers often do
that reduces anticipation?
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is ––– up!
And the price of books is ––– down!
We’ll never ––– for those new curtains.
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing ––– than last year,
but I’m making ––– money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “___”!
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
––– very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Yes, but not plain omelets
They’re ––– out of fashion!
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Yes, but not plain omelets
They’re going out of fashion!
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Yes, but not plain omelets
They’re going out of fashion!
Shakespeare: Well, how about “––– Omelet”?
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Yes, but not plain omelets
They’re going out of fashion!
Shakespeare: Well, how about “Ham Omelet”?
Mrs. Shakespeare: The price of paper is going up!
And the price of books is coming down!
We’ll never pay for those new curtains.
Shakespeare: I know! I’m writing more than last year,
but I’m making less money!
Mrs. Shakespeare: Maybe your new play will help.
But I don’t like the title!
Nobody will buy a play called “Omelet”!
Shakespeare: It’s a very good title! Omelets are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Shakespeare: Yes, but not plain omelets
They’re going out of fashion!
Shakespeare: Well, how about “Ham Omelet”?
Mrs. Shakespeare: That’s better than before.
But something is still wrong.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been _________.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible! I can’t sleep at night.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible! I can’t sleep at night.
Bruce: You should see a doctor.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible!
I can’t sleep at night.
Bruce: You should see a doctor.
Romeo: I went last week. The doctor said I should drink hot lemon juice after a bath every night before I go to bed.
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible! I can’t sleep at night.
Bruce: You should see a doctor.
Romeo: I went last week. The doctor said I should drink hot lemon juice after a bath every night before I go to bed.
Bruce: Does it work?
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible! I can’t sleep at night.
Clerk: You should see a doctor.
Romeo: I went last week. The doctor said I should drink hot lemon juice after a bath every night before I go to bed.
Clerk: Does it work?
Romeo: I don’t know. I _________
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible! I can’t sleep at night.
Clerk: You should see a doctor.
Romeo: I went last week. The doctor said I should drink hot lemon juice after a bath every night before I go to bed.
Clerk: Does it work?
Romeo: I don’t know. I never _______
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible! I can’t sleep at night.
Clerk: You should see a doctor.
Romeo: I went last week. The doctor said I should drink hot lemon juice after a bath every night before I go to bed.
Clerk: Does it work?
Romeo: I don’t know. I never _______
Bruce: You look tired.
Romeo: I’ve been chasing Juliet.
Bruce: Why does that make you tired?
Romeo: She runs very fast.
Bruce: You look depressed, too.
Romeo: Juliet doesn’t love me. It’s terrible!
I can’t sleep at night.
Clerk: You should see a doctor.
Romeo: I went last week. The doctor said I should drink hot lemon juice after a bath every night
before I go to bed.
Clerk: Does it work?
Romeo: I don’t know. I never finish drinking the hot bath.