SYMPOZJUM

Teacher: Patrick Date: 13/6/2019

Group Name:
Register (Students’ Names): Małgosia Fidler / malgorzata.fidler-ostaszewska@arjo.com

Grammar: Course book: Fun: Picture:

Phoneme practice BEC Vantage – Chris Rock: Job vs
Unit 1 reading: jobs Career
and careers

Homework: Page 9 of book – reading and questions

Vocabulary (Specific Business Vocabulary, translations, synonyms, antonyms, collocations, word families ,phrases) (each class = min 10 new words):

Feel good movie Expand your horizons

Richard Curtis – Love Actually Demanding
Silesia – Śląsk Demanding job (ambitna praca)
They misunderstood each other
Made a lot of effort
Parts of speech Job satisfaction
They are devoted to their jobs
Vocational schools – szkoly zawodowe

Well brought up –
Mind your P’s and Q’s = Be polite / say Please and
Thank You
With good manners
Sea food To get well
Load the dishwasher Escapism – watch a program to go to another
world
Absurdist comedy Relaxation
Terrestrial television
Series / serials (story continues)
Righteous - prawy Serialization
IT guy Irritated
Sham – completely fake (udawany), completely Nervous – lekliwy [‘false friend’]
useless
Shame – wstyd Slapstick – gags
slime Satire – comedy with critical message
priest
they got married Tease – dokuczyć
monk Used (wykorzystany) / abused
you are engaged / involved

Not the only thing

Catholic faith / religion
Teach – uczyć
Assess = evaluate
Pronunciation (sounds, phonetic transcription, syllables & stress, strong & weak forms, plurals, silent letters, etc.):
Multinational
Entrepreneur
Petroleum (formal) company
Petrol – to tank your car

Grammar (new structures, meaning, corrections, dynamic examples of grammar points, use & usage awareness):
He had to move North
He left his wife and son and went north
He started to like the new place
He told his wife

Show / showed / shown

I have never had questions
Live in sin