Cyber Homework | Unit 4 Lesson 2

Basic II May / English

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Exercise: Grammar � Adverbs of frequency

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100% always
80% usually
70% often
50% sometimes
10% hardly ever
0% never
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Exercise: Grammar � Adverbs of frequency

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It hardly ever rains in the desert.

Good readers are often good learners.
The weather in Australia is usually very hot in January.
The weather in Iceland is always very cold in January.
School children in the UK sometimes wear a uniform to school.
University students in the UK never wear a uniform.
Doing sport is often very good for you.
Smoking is never good for you.
Students are usually nervous before exams.
Real Madrid or Barcelona usually win the Spanish League.
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Exercise: Grammar � Review: present simple and adverbs of frequency

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Oscar gets up at 7.30.

Jess and Leyla get up at 7.00.
Jess never works out.
Matt hardly ever works out.
Leyla and Matt always cook.
Oscar usually cooks.
Leyla and Oscar work in an office.
Matt doesn't work.
Leyla, Oscar and Jess go to bed before midnight.
Matt always goes to bed late.
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Exercise: Grammar � and or but

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I turn on the computer and I read the online newspapers.

She lives in another country but she doesn't have culture shock.
She plays the guitar and the violin very well.
He only sleeps five hours a night but he's never tired.
They have two children, a son and a daughter.
He doesn't have a big family but his sister has four children.
He plays the guitar but he doesn't play the piano.
Beyonc� is a singer and an actress.
It's a small town but it's very crowded with tourists in the summer.
Night owls don't like getting up early and they don't feel good in the morning.
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Exercise: Reading � Baz Wilson, English teacher in Korea (1)

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Baz Wilson is a 26-year-old Canadian. He teaches English in Korea. His day starts
at 7.45,
"when he gets up". He walks to school and he gets there at 8.30.
"He teaches four classes" from 9.00 until 12.00, with a five-minute break between
classes.
Then he stops for lunch. He always eats lunch with the other teachers.
"He usually has soup, rice and kimchi". He never eats meat because he's a
vegetarian.
He goes back to class at 1.00 "and teaches two more classes".
He finishes work at 2.30, "but doesn't leave school" until 4.30. Then it's time to
go home.
He sees a lot of his students on his way home. "There are also people selling
clothes, food or fresh fruit".
He gets back home at 4.45 and makes a nice cup of tea. Time to relax!
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Exercise: Reading � Baz Wilson, English teacher in Korea (2)

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What do you do between 2.30 and 4.30? I prepare my classes for the next day. It's
my 'planning time'.
Do you enjoy living in Korea? Yes, I do. My life here is more fun than in Canada.
You say you eat kimchi. What is that? It's a traditional Korean dish that has
vegetables with different seasonings.
Do you have any plans for the future? I'm not sure what to do next. I still have
three more months here and I want to enjoy them.
What do you do after school? I'm always busy. My favourite thing to do is take
photos and upload them to my blog.
Is your salary good? It's fine. I have a simple life here, but I don't really need
many things to enjoy life.
I want to teach English in another
country too. Do you have any advice? Yes, I do. Here's the link to my blog:
www.teachinginkorea.bloggingaway.com.
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Exercise: Vocabulary � Adjectives

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HAPPY
TIRED
INTERESTING
CROWDED
SAD
BAD
GOOD