IN THIS LESSON, YOU WILL
2. Discuss your friend’s concerns.
3. Share your opinion on marriage.
PRACTICE
STEP A EXERCISE
Answer the questions in complete sentences.
1. Which of these couples is a match made in heaven?
Jacob and Katy |
Connor and Leah |
2. Which of these people is a boss from hell?
Thomas |
Liam |
3. Which of these women is welcoming someone with open arms?
Nancy |
Amanda |
4. For some students, college is a time to study hard. For other students, college is a time to make friends for life. Which of these students has the best of both worlds?
Blake |
Mason |
STEP B EXERCISE
Are the underlined expressions used correctly? If not, change the sentences.
- Oh, her? That’s my better half. She’s my little sister!
- Tomohiro and his fiancée are on the same page about when to have their wedding. They both want to get married in October.
- Annabelle’s in-laws welcomed her with open arms. They made it clear that they don’t consider her part of the family.
- Our honeymoon was fantastic. It was a honeymoon from hell!
MISSION
Challenge 1
Your friend was proposed to, but he/she could not decide whether to say yes or no and requested some time to think. He/She left you a voicemail. Listen to it.
Remember?
- compatible
- a match made in heaven
- be on the same page with someone about something
- someone/something from hell
Challenge 2
After listening to your friend’s voicemail, you called him/her back. Talk with your friend about his/her concerns.
Remember?
- someone/something from hell
- compatible
- be on the same page with someone about something
- welcome someone with open arms
- on one's father's/mother's side
Challenge 3
It’s two weeks later, and you’re hanging out with your friend at a café. Find out how the family meeting went. Then, share your opinion on marriage.
Remember?
- compatible
- a match made in heaven
- welcome someone with open arms
- be on the same page with someone about something
- the best of both worlds
FEEDBACK
Give your friend advice on whether or not to say yes.
MISSION ACHIEVEMENT
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4
Very GoodCould complete the task with ease
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3
GoodCould complete the task with some clarifications
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2
FairCould complete the task with additional instructions
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1
PoorCould somehow complete the task with difficulty
PERSONALIZED FEEDBACK
- RANGE
the ability to use a wide variety of vocabulary - ACCURACY
the ability to speak correctly - FLUENCY
the ability to speak smoothly without pauses or fillers - INTERACTION
the ability to manage a conversation