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Welcome Back!
- It's great to see everyone again after two weeks off!
- Today we will review grammar, speak, read, and write
- Let's warm up our English brains slowly
- Think: what did you do during your break?
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What Did You Do? (Past Simple)
- Regular verbs: I played volleyball on the beach
- Irregular verbs: I went to a coffee shop with friends
- She had lunch at a new restaurant last week
- Ask a partner: Did you exercise during the break?
3
A Moment in Time (Past Continuous)
- We use past continuous for an action in progress
- I was working on a report when my brother called
- They were dancing at a samba place on Saturday night
- While I was traveling, I was checking my emails
4
Future Plans: 'Going to' vs 'Will'
- Use 'going to' for plans: I'm going to visit my brother in the US
- Use 'will' for quick decisions: I think I'll go to the beach today
- Next month, she is going to start a new savings plan
- I'll book a flight this weekend, I promise!
5
Comparing Life: Comparatives & Superlatives
- My break was more relaxing than my last vacation
- Traveling is more exciting than staying at home
- The beach is the best place to relax on weekends
- Exercising outdoors is healthier than sitting at a desk
6
Modals: Should, Must, Have To
- You should practice English every day
- We must finish our accounting reports by Friday
- I have to go to the gym after work today
- You don't have to study grammar all night, just a little
7
Reading Time: A Postcard from the US
- Read a short postcard from a sister traveling in the US
- Find past simple verbs in the text
- Answer: Where did she go? What has she just done?
- New words: already, just, never, ever
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Speaking Practice: Catch Up!
- Work in pairs and talk about your two-week break
- Use past simple, past continuous, and future plans
- Example: Have you ever played volleyball at the beach?
- Share one plan for next month with your partner
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