A. Equipment and uses
B. Classroom activities
Teachers or students do these things in the classroom.
look up a word in a dictionary [find the meaning of a word]
borrow someone’s dictionary or rubber [use it and then return it]
plug in the DVD player [put the plug in the electric socket]
turn up the volume on the DVD player [increase the volume; make it louder; opp turn (it) down]
correct students’ English [give the correct English if students make mistakes]
Language help
If you lend someone something, you give it to them for a period of time; if you borrow something
from someone, you get it from them.
Could you lend me your pen? means the same as Could I borrow your pen?
Teachers may ask students to do these things in the classroom.
I’d like you to work with a partner [someone else, i. e. another student].
Henrique, could you swap places with Lorena? [change seats / sit in each other’s seats]
Kim, could you share your book with Petra? [use it together at the same time]
Repeat this sentence after me. [say it again]
C. Questions about vocabulary
Q: What does tiny mean?
A: It means ‘very small’.
Q: How do you pronounce weight?
A: It’s pronounced /weɪt/, like wait.
Q: How do you spell bicycle?
A: B-I-C-Y-C-L-E.
Q: How do you use the word wow?
A: We use it to show that we think something is fantastic or surprising, e.g. Wow, look at that car.
Q: Could you explain the difference between lend and give?
A: If you lend something to someone, they
have to give it back. If you give something to
them, they can keep it.
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