Great. Ok. Now we're gonna do some dialogue based on the house.
- Ok.- Brian, What do you 1_______________ in your bedroom?
- I sleep.
- Sleep, that's right.
- What time do you 2.__________________ go to bed?
- I USUALLY go to bed at 3__________________
- 9:00? Ok, that's great. And how about the dining-room, what do you USUALLY do in a dining-room?
- I eat dinner.
- Eat dinner, good.
- Do you eat dinner with your whole 5_______________?
- SOMETIMES.
- SOMETIMES, ok.
- SOMETIMES somebody's missing from dinner. Who's USUALLY missing?
- SOMETIMES my father is 6_______work.
- At work, Ok, your father works late?
- Yes.
- What time does he USUALLY come 7_____________?
- Uhm, he USUALLY comes home around 10 on Tuesdays.
- On Tuesdays. Wow, that's very late. Ok. And, how about in the bathroom? What do you USUALLY do in... what things do you do in the bathroom?
- I brush my 8 ___________________
- That's right, that's one.
- I take a shower.
- Take a shower.
- And I comb my hair.
- Comb your hair. That's right. Ok. HOW OFTEN do you take a 9_________________?
- ONCE or 10_____________ A WEEK.
- Err, ONCE or TWICE A WEEK.
- TWICE A WEEK, ok. You're a busy boy, are you?
- Yes.
- Ok. Or maybe real 11______________. I don't know. Ok. One more thing here. How about in the kitchen? What do you do in the kitchen?
- I watch my mother cook.
- Watch your mother cook. Good. Can you cook anything, Brian?
- Err, yes, I 12_____________ cook cereal.
- Cereal. Ok, that's... How do you cook cereal?
- It's a... instant oat meal.
- Oh, Ok, I see, I thought... Milk and cereal, ok. Do you eat that everyday 14___________breakfast?
- No, usually my mother15___________
- Mother cooks, ok, that's it. Ok, that's it!
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The video is very ironic/sarcastic and funny. Isn´t it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment. Do you think it is also interesting and good to learn and practise adverbs of frquency and simple present?
ReplyDeleteYes, it´s very interessting because the teacher repeats the sentences and stresses the adverbs of frequency
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