Jobs & Weather
Mechanics, like this one, fix cars.
He is working in a repair shop.
A delivery person delivers things, such as pizzas.
This person works for a restaurant.
A pharmacist sells medicines.
Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy.
Thieves, like this one, steal things.
This thief is stealing a television from a home.
A musician, like this one, plays music.
This musician is playing a guitar.
Exercise:
1.— Who is fixing a car?
— Mechanics, like this one, fix cars.
2.— Who works for a restaurant?
— This person works for a restaurant
3.— Who work for a pharmacy?
— Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy.
4.— Who is stealing something from a home?
— This thief is stealing a television from a home.
5. A pharmacist sells medicines.
6. Stealing things is against the law.
Repeat & Read Sentences:
1. A pharmacist sells medicines.
2. Stealing things is against the law.
3. He is working in a repair shop.
4. Pharmacists, like this woman, work in a pharmacy.
5. A delivery person delivers things, such as pizzas.
These people are wearing masks because of the smog.
One cause of smog is automobile exhaust.
It’s raining hard, so you need an umbrella.
Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides.
When the sky is overcast we can’t see the sun because of the clouds.
A cloudy sky means that it might rain.
We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.
In a very strong wind it’s difficult to use an umbrella.
We need to drink water or other liquids when it’s hot outside.
When it’s really hot, most people turn on the air conditioning.
Exercise:
1.— What can cause flooding?
— Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides.
2.— When do people turn on air conditioning?
— When it’s really hot, most people turn on the air conditioning.
3.— When do we need to wear a coat?
— We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.
4. These people are wearing masks because of the smog.
5. In a very strong wind it’s difficult to use an umbrella.
6. We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.
Repeat & Read Sentences:
1. We need to wear a coat when it’s cold and windy.
2. In a very strong wind it’s difficult to use an umbrella.
3. Heavy rain like this can cause flooding and mudslides.
4. We need to drink water or other liquids when it’s hot outside.
Things to Read
Here are some different types of things to read.
Works of fictions include novels, short stories and plays, such as Shakespeare.
We read fiction to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure.
People read the news to learn about what’s happening in the world.
We can get the news in newspapers and online.
When we buy something, we often need to read an instruction manual.
Instruction manuals show us how to put together or install things.
Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.
We read non-fiction to learn about different subjects and real people.
We can learn about the latest scientific research in journals and academic papers.
Many online universities courses give a list of research papers to read.
Exercise:
1.— What do we read to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure?
— We read fiction to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure.
2.— What shows us how to put something together?
— Instruction manuals show us how to put together or install things.
3.— What do we read to learn about what’s happening in the world.?
— People read the news to learn about what’s happening in the world.
4.— What do we read to read history?
— Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.
5. We read fiction to enjoy stories of imagination and adventure.
6. We can learn about the latest scientific research in journals and academic papers.
Repeat & Read Sentences:
1. People read the news to learn about what’s happening in the world.
2. We can get the news in newspapers and online.
3. When we buy something, we often need to read an instruction manual.
4. Non-fiction works include biographies and books about science and history.
5. We read non-fiction to learn about different subjects and real people.
