ENGLISH II

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow.

Learn as if you were to live forever.”
Gandhi
LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the unit, YOU will be able to:
* to talk about personal communication using verbs with direct and indirect
objects.
 Lesson 7.A:
Talk about personal communication
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 What’s the difference?

I sent my grandma an e-mail

I sent an e-mail yesterday.
yesterday.

Paul didn’t buy a car. Paul didn’t buy me a car.

My mom is making a cake. My mom is making Bob a cake.

 Direct Objects
what?

 VERB
DIRECT
OBJECT

I sent an e-mail yesterday.

Paul didn’t buy a car.
My mom is making a cake.
 Indirect Objects
who?

 VERB
INDIRECT DIRECT
OBJECT OBJECT
I sent my grandma an e-mail yesterday.
Paul didn’t buy me a car.
My mom is making Bob a cake.
Verbs with direct and indirect objects

send
buy
write Indirect Direct
object object
(who) (what)
find
mail
give
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I sent Marco a text message.

My brother gave me a video game.

Find me his email address.

I bought Jim a new smartphone.

Give your mom a call.

 Lesson 7.B:
Exchange contact information
 What are the questions?
1 A: What’s your 2 A: What’s your 3 A: What’s your
A: __________? A: __________? A: __________?
name? address? phone number?

B: My address is
B: My name is
305 Centenario B: It’s 987065043.
Ruth.
Avenue.

4 A: What’s your 5 A: What’s your

A:social
__________?
media A: __________?
email address?
handle?

B: My social media
B: It’s
handle in Facebook
student123@usil.pe
is super_student.
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What’s your
It’s ……
name?
 Lesson 7.C:
Describe characteristics and qualities
 Can you describe each picture with one adjective?

* The music sounds …… * The garbage smells ……

* The cake looks ……
* The cake smells ……
* The cake tastes ……
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SENSORY VERBS

Ceviche tastes spicy.

adjective

Coffee tastes bitter.

SENSORY VERBS

This bread smells delicious.

adjective

This shoe smells horrible.

SENSORY VERBS

She looks healthy.

adjective

The children look happy.

SENSORY VERBS

She sounds excited.

adjective

The woman sounds angry.

SENSORY VERBS

It feels soft.

adjective

It feels rough.
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Team work!
REFERENCES

Hughes, J., Milner, M. (2019). World English: Level 1 Student’s

book. (3rd ed). United States of America: National Geographic
Learning