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1
Chapter 6- OK. No problem!
  • Complaints household chores requests excuses
    apologies

2
Complaints
  • Group A-Talk about complaints that parents have
    about teenagers.
  • Group B- Talk about complaints that teenagers
    have about parents.

3
Common Complaints Parents Have About Teenagers
  • Dont help out around the house
  • Dont listen to our advice
  • Have strange friends
  • Dress badly and have ugly hairstyles
  • Dont study enough

4
Common Complaints Teens Have About Parents
  • Nag about household chores
  • Dont like my friends
  • Criticize my appearance
  • Bother me about homework
  • Always tell me what to do

5
Comparing Complaints
  • Which complaints seem reasonable?
  • Which complaints seem unreasonable?
  • Why?

6
Listening- Turn Down the TV!
  • Listen and practice.
  • Listen to the rest of the conversation. What
    complaints do Jason and Lisa have about their
    parents?

7
What is this sign?
8
What are these signs?
9
Two-part verbs Commands
  • Turn down the TV.
  • Turn the TV down.
  • Turn it down.
  • Pick up your things.
  • Pick your things up.
  • Pick them up.

10
Will- Respond to Requests
  • When you are responding to request, use will to
    explain that you will do it in the future.
  • Examples
  • Please turn down the music. Ok. Ill turn it
    down.
  • Ill pick my clothes up.

11
What do these signs mean?
  • Create new International Signs based on two
    and three word verbs (commands).
  • Pick up your room.
  • Get out of the garden, rabbit!
  • Dont eat salt!
  • Turn in your homework by 3 pm.
  • Do not turn on the lights!

12
Warm-up
  • Put your things in a bag.
  • In your group, have people create a story based
    on the things in the bag using two and three word
    verbs.

13
Household Chores
  • What requests can you make in each of these
    rooms?
  • The kitchen
  • The bathroom
  • The living room
  • The bedroom
  • Take turns making the requests and respond by
    giving an unusual exercise.

14
Listening- Family Life
  • Listen to the results of a survey about family
    life. For each question, write men (M), women
    (W), boys (B), or girls (G).
  • Listen again. According to the survey, what
    specific chores do men, women, boys, and girls
    usually do?
  • Who does these things in your family?

15
Requests with modals
  • To show degrees of requests, we can use various
    modal verbs.
  • Form Modal simple form of verb
  • Can you turn the stereo off?
  • Could you close the door, please?
  • Would you please take your garbage out?
  • Could is more polite than can, and would is quite
    formal.

16
Would you mind
  • Form Would you mind gerund
  • Would you mind turning the stereo down?
  • Would you mind closing the door, please?
  • Would you mind not putting your garbage here?

17
Could you do me a favor role-play
  • Callers
  • Receivers

18
Apologies
  • Different ways to apologize
  • Give an excuse Im sorry. I didnt realize
  • Admit a mistake I forgot I left it there
  • Make an offer Ill take it out right now.
  • Make a promise Ill promise Ill/Ill make
    sure to

19
Apologies
  • Think of three complaints you have about your
    neighbors.
  • Write three requests you want to make
  • Garbage, guests, noise, parking, pets, security

20
Making Apologies
  • Take turns making your requests.
  • The neighbor should apologize by giving an
    excuse, admitting a mistake, or making an offer
    or promise.
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