Table Of ContentIntroductions Introduce yourself Ask questions to become acquainted with people Fill out an ID card Favorite Things Ask and answer questions about favorite things, likes and dislikes Diet and Exercise Discuss foods and food groups Create an exercise routine Ask and answer questions about eating habits and exercise Plan a menu Transportation Systems Talk about types of transportation Discuss different countries'' transportation Invent a mod of transportation Pets Discuss kinds of animals people have as pets Ask and answer questions on pet ownership Compare different cultures'' ideas about pets Job Interviews Ask and answer questions about jobs and interviews Practice interviewing skills Fill out a job application The Best of Everything Describe people Express preferences Write and share important life experiences Family Identify family members Describe and discuss you relationships with them Gender Roles Read an essay Discuss gender roles
SynopsisNo repetitive drills and rote exercises here, just targeted questions on high-interest topics such as love, prejudice, stress, superstitions, and family that are used as conversational tools. The process is simply, yet effective, and the classroom content is always original and relevant because students use their own life experiences to answer the questions., In this work, teachers and students use targeted questions on high-interest topics (such as love, prejudice, stress, superstitions and family) as conversational tools. Lessons progress in complexity of topic, vocabulary and grammatical focus., No repetitive drills and rote exercises here, just targeted questions on high-interest topics such as love, prejudice, stress, superstitions, and family that are used as conversational tools. The process is simple, yet effective, and the classroom content is always original and relevant because students use their own life experiences to answer the questions.
LC Classification NumberPE1128.W429 1997
Illustrated byWest, Harlan