Chapter 10- Have you ever ridden a camel?

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Chapter 10- Have you ever ridden a camel?

• Past experiences unusual activities

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Goals for the Chapter

• Speaking-Describe past experiences exchange
  information about past experiences and events.
• Grammar- Present perfect, yes/no and
  Wh-questions, statements, and short answers with
  regular and irregular past participles already
  and yet present perfect vs. simple past for and
  since

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Goals for the Chapter

• Pronunciation/Listening- Linked sounds, listening
  to descriptions of events.
• Writing-Write a letter to an old friend.
• Reading- Taking the Risk- reading about unusual
  or dangerous sports.
• Find out about a classmates lifestyle.

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Have you ever?

• Sung in a karaoke bar?
• Gone to an Internet café?
• Tried mountain biking?
• Gone ice skating?
• Seen a live concert?
• Which activities have you tried?
• Which activities would you like to try? Why?

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I want to try

• Make a list of other activities you would like to
  try.
• I would like to try
• skiing
• mountain biking
• yoga

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Conversation- A Visit to New Orleans

• Listen and practice.
• What do they plan to do tomorrow?

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Present Perfect already, yet

• The present perfect is formed with the verb have
  the past participle.
• Have you been to a jazz club?
• Yes, I have been to several.
• No, I havent been to one.

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Present Perfect

• Has she ridden in a street car?
• Yes, shes ridden in one.
• No, she hasnt ridden in one.
• Has he called home lately?
• Yes, he has called. No, he hasnt called.
• Have they eaten dinner yet?
• Yes, they have eaten already.

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Past Participles

• Call Called Make Made
• Hike Hiked Ride Ridden
• Jog Jogged See Seen
• Try Tried
• Be Been
• Do Done
• Eat Eaten
• Go Gone
• Have Had

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Have you ever?

• Time to sing along
• Have you ever? Song
• Listen to the song
• Put the packet of words in order.
• Ask each other the questions, Have you ever?
• Yes, I have. No, I havent.

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Have you ever..? lyrics

• Have you ever eaten ice cream?Have you ever
  written a song?Have you ever been to Paris?Have
  you ever seen King Kong?Have you ever been
  surfing?Have you ever flown a plane?Have you
  ever forgotten a birthday?Have you ever been in
  love?I have, I have, I have.Have you ever met a
  rock star?Have you ever played the piano?Have
  you ever slept on a beach?Have you ever broken a
  window?Have you ever told a lie?Have you ever
  drunk lemonade?Have you ever been on the
  radio?Have you ever been afraid?I have, I
  have, I have...

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Conversation- Actually, I have.

• Listen and practice.
• Listen to the rest of the conversation.
• Where do they decide to have dinner?

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Present Perfect vs. Simple Past

• Present Perfect Indefinite time in the past.
• Simple Past Specific Event in the past.
• Example Have you ever eaten Moroccan food?
• Yes, I have. (Present Perfect)
• I ate it once in Paris. (Simple Past)

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Present Perfect vs. Simple Past

• Have you ever had green curry?
• Yes, I have. (Present Perfect)
• I tried it several years ago. (Simple Past)
• No, I havent. (Present Perfect)
• Ive never had it. (Present Perfect)

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Practice

• Tell your partner about things youve done, but
  not when you did them.
• Ex. Ive been to America.
• Tell your partner when you did certain things.
• Ex. I talked to my sister last night.

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Since vs. For

• Since Telling us when you started the event.
• I have lived here since last year.
• For Telling us how long you have been doing an
  event.
• I have lived here for six months.

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More Practice

• Take out a piece of paper and write four
  sentences about yourself.
• Example I am a teacher.
• I live here in Korea.
• I am tired.
• Choose one sentence and change it into present
  perfect.

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Linked Sounds /t/ and /d/

• Final /t/ and /d/ sounds in verbs are linked to
  the vowels that follow them.
• Have you cooked lunch yet?
• Yes, Ive already cooked it. /t/
• Have you ever tried Cuban food?
• Yes, I tried /d/ it once in Miami.