Today's English Exercise
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Don't learn single words,
learn words together in phrases and collocations.
- Idioms, phrases or sentences and expressions you have heard related to this vocabulary. Try writing a limerick or a song using this vocabulary bite. cotton wool
- Noun phrases or collocations with the word cotton wool
- Give examples of ALL possible parts of speech for this word. Remember, parts of speech depend on the function of the word in the sentence. Not the word itself. Eg "estimate" Noun (Give me an estimate of the expected damage.) "Estimate" VERB (Estimate the effect on the environment.) NOTE: the pronunciation of these words is different, although the spelling is the same.
What have the words "shooting star" and "cotton wool" got in common?
Listen and Repeat to your class.
Write the phrase you hear.
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Today's Grammar Question
What's the infinitive form of the verb 'CAN' ?
Quote of the day -
Leon Woodridge
Grammar is only the beginning of good English. I mean , two footballers might both know the rules, but one of them can really play well.Discuss this quote. What does it mean?
Today's Quiz
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Which one of these is the
odd one out?
- I've got two
- I've got to
- I've got too
- What is the difference in meaning between the other two sentences?
Today's Warm Up Activity - Number 3
Various forms of the word "Law"
Make a list of all words that are forms of the word "law". You can include various nouns, adjectives and opposites.
The list with the most words will be declared the winner.