Speaking: people and places Vocabulary: phrasal verbs презентация

I didn’t sleep a wink
It was amazing
(it went) right over my head
they’re best buddies
I breathed a sigh of relief
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Nottingham
Leeds
Cambridge
London
Ullapool

pop in to
catch-up
a country bumpkin
it was over my head
sneak into
museum fatigue
like a breath of fresh air
breathe a sigh of relief
put up with each other
scruffy
be/feel at home somewhere
I didn’t sleep a wink
crash at someone’s house
to sleep over
Nottingham
Leeds
Cambridge
London
Ullapool

new vocabulary
I have a long weekend; go away for a long weekend
the sound quality was poor
I devoted thirty minutes to part 3; he devotes a lot of time to his hobby. = spend time on
understand how the exam works
call someone, ring someone, phone someone, message someone, email someone, chat TO someone, text someone
call for something = demand, ask for
it went over my head = don’t understand
to feel relieved = calm because some danger / problem has gone
a sofa bed
go trick or treating
pickle

grammar

homework
phrasal verbs
reading (if you like) see scan
IELTS writing - see next slide

writing homework
Most people have forgotten the meaning behind traditional or religious festivals; during festival periods, people nowadays only want to enjoy themselves. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?
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phrasal verbs
Tell me about the clothes you wear in winter and summer
What kind of things do people wear in France for: dinner at a friend’s house; a wedding; church; a classical concert; to go for a walk
Describe the nicest part of your town.
Describe the least nice part of your town.
Can you describe any differences in architecture between your country and the UK?