Level 9 Unit 33

Lessons

Lesson 1

Grammer

• suggesstion
• very/really/quite
• can/could/may I do something?

New Words

• if I see blood, I get very dizzy and faint.
• the goalie make a save.
• Its history is incredible.
• Pacific Ocean
• Atlantic Ocean
• debut: the first of/to do something
• take the field
• stay home from work

Sentences & phrase

• If you’re being asked for a suggestion…
  • that’s a good/bad idea/suggestion.
  • what should I do?
  • what do you suggest me to do?
  • you can talk with you boss about it.
• it was your job to be very still.
• it’s quite funny, but don’t worry about it.
• If you’re watching a football match…
  • football match
  • the goalie make a save
  • the boy run up and down the field
  • he kicks/shoots/misses the ball
  • the player scores a goal
• If you’re seeing a doctor…
  • can I look at your throat, please?
  • could I look at your ears now?
  • may I go back to wrok then?
  • can I go to the movies tonight?
  • may I work from home tomorrow?
• No, you can’t because there’s is an important meeting in the office.
• How about/What do you think about/How do you like about…
  • Its history is incredible.
  • It’s extreamly beautiful.
• If you’re talking about a vacation/trip…
  • I visited my grandparents in Yemen when I was a teenager.
  • We took a tour of the Rock Palace.
  • We flew to the island from Sanaa.
  • I had an incredible/wonderful time on vacation.
  • I enjoy learning the history of the city.
  • The island is surrounded by bright blue water.
• If you’re asking for permission…
  • can you help me with something?
  • Can I get some help with it? I have few questions.

Idiom

Lesson 2

Grammer

• past tense: did
  • I finished it yesterday.
• where
  • Where should we go?
  • Let’s go to one of our desks.
  • Where do you want to go for lunch?
  • We should try that Mexican restaurant.
• which
  • Which desk do you want to go to?
  • Let’s go to mine.
  • When can I take a vacation?
  • You should go after your big presentation is done.
• when
  • When should I tell my boss that I got a new job?
• what
  • What do you want to watch on TV?
  • Let’s see Crime Scene Detective.

New Words

• Victor went to Sandusky last month.
• Someon stole my briefcase away.
• Let’s meet in the lobby in five minutes.
• words related to gym
  • But I didn’t take my sneakers this morning. I only lave my boots.
  • I can’t find where my gym bag is.
  • We can get a couple of racquets and play tennis.
  • I have my trainers, shorts, and a towel.
• Be Fit Gym Rules
  • If you user our balls for tennis or basketball, reture them when you’re done.
  • Also, returh any rackets you use for tennisl
  • You can wear shorts or comfortable pants at the gym, but do not wear jeans.
  • You must wear swimsuits in the pool.
  • Do not wear sneakers in the pool area.
  • Put all wet towels in the gym’s laundry room.
• Do chores
• He is wearing a uniform.
• Everyone hsa to wear swimsuit in the pool.
• A tracksuit has pants and a jacket.
• What’s the occasion?
• carnival, parade, capoeira, Salvador, celebration, samba
• wedding, groom, bride, ring
• burglary,
• Designer passionate about her work
• Eight-year-old competes in chess tournament

Sentences & phrases

• I finished it yesterday.
• I thought of the idea a long time ago.
• I started designing it last week, on Tuesday.
• I worked on the drawings this weekend.
• It’s after midday.
• I started working for the company in 2019.
• It’s tradition to eat spicy food in my country.
• Let’s take a day off from work and celetrate the end of the project.
• What days off do you have during the school year?
• I get a day off from work on every public holiday.
• They celebrate the day they got married every year on June 25.
• It’s tradition in our country to eat sweets for some holidays.
• There’s no point to staying here.

Idiom

Useful skills

• if someone invite you to somewhere or do something, you should thank for her/his inviting.

Lesson 3

Grammer

• there is/are
  • There’re no chess games in park in the winter.
  • I’m sorry there’s no one to play with.
  • There’s no reason to be late to work.
  • There isn’t much left, but you need to taste it.
• some/any/much/many/a lot/a few/both
  • Do you want some( more)?
  • You haven’t got any left.
  • It must have some pepper in it.
  • If you love cream, you can put a lot in your coffee.
  • I know you need some money, but I don’t have any to give you.
• enough
  • If you have enouth to share, I can try it.
• adjective/adverb
  • This food is amazing.
  • I’m eating so quickly. I nerver eat food like this.
  • You’re always at my restaurant.
  • I always eat food like this before I came to your restaurant.
  • You cook well and you never disappoint.
  • I performed poorly at the concert.
• words to describe time order
  • first, then, after that, as soon as, finally

New Words

• in the refrigerator
• frequently, hardly
• They put some red pepper in the chocolate cake so it has a lot of umph!

Sentences & phrase

• No time? There’s plenty of time. It’s early.
• No customers can be in the restaurant before we open.
• There are no customers in the restaurant now.
• I have to make a copy of my design ideas
• Thanks for all your help.
• You really love what you do.
• I nerver loved my job, but it always gave me time to do the things I truly enjoyed.
• How often do you work from home.
• How well do you know about…
• two slices of pizza

Idiom

Summary