The document discusses common slang terms, beginning with defining slang as vocabulary used within a community. It then focuses on English slang from the US, asking students to identify the meanings of sample slang phrases like "I dump you" meaning to break up, "my bad" meaning sorry, "flake out" meaning to back out of a commitment, and reviewing attendance before concluding the class.
The document discusses common slang terms, beginning with defining slang as vocabulary used within a community. It then focuses on English slang from the US, asking students to identify the meanings of sample slang phrases like "I dump you" meaning to break up, "my bad" meaning sorry, "flake out" meaning to back out of a commitment, and reviewing attendance before concluding the class.
The document discusses common slang terms, beginning with defining slang as vocabulary used within a community. It then focuses on English slang from the US, asking students to identify the meanings of sample slang phrases like "I dump you" meaning to break up, "my bad" meaning sorry, "flake out" meaning to back out of a commitment, and reviewing attendance before concluding the class.
Warm up! Please select the correct option Let’s watch this video So… what is slang? Please write down your own ideas of what is slang for you. Slang definition It is the vocabulary that people from a same community use. Other examples can be:
● The use of the “f” to express a complaint
● The use of words such as “Bichota” or “motomami” Now, let’s focus on English slang (from the US) Let’s review Please select the correct option for each slang.
Example:
I dump you! A. They are saying hi.
B. They are breaking up.
C. They are sleeping.
I forgot about the rain, my bad! You owe me 20 bucks! I knew you were going to flake out! You never commit to anything. Attendance check: See you next class!