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May 30th Daily Journal


May 30th Daily Journal
That day we learn about many topics but I am going to start by chronological order, first we were talking about Adjective + infinitive; noun + infinitive, on common health complaints like headache, flu or a cold and this is useful to give tips against the symptoms. You can say “it’s important to take some vitamin C”, “it’s sometimes helpful to eat garlic soup”, “it’s a good idea to see a doctor”. Also make a match activity of witch container is the correct for some objects e.g. “a bottle of aspirin”, “a pack of tissues” or “a bag of cough drops”. Later we made and activity of circle the correct words using modals verbs can, could, may for request; suggestions using what we learnt previously e.g. “Can/Could I help you?”, “May/Do I have something for itchy eyes”, “You could/may try a bottle of eyedrops” the correct ones in order are “Can, May and Could”.
The next thing we worked on was the use of “So, too” for affirmative answer and “Neither, Either” for negative ones on activity of compare with partner of agreement with the statements, e.g. someone can say “I always eat healthy food” and you can use “So do I/I do, too” and when we need to respond in the negative way when someone say “I’m not crazy about salty food” you can say “Neither am I/I’m not either”.
After that we made an activity of complete a conversation using modal verbs would and will for requests is very useful, e.g. of one request could be: “What would you like to drink?”  and the answers for this using both modals “I’d like an iced tea. / I’ll have coffee”.
Next to what we learn after, was the use of comparisons with adjectives e.g. for comparative we can ask “Which country is larger, Canada or China” and the comparative answer is “Canada is larger than China” the comparative use the suffix -er in the adjective, and for superlative we can ask “Which city has the largest population: Tokyo, Mexico City, or Sao Pablo?” and the superlative answers is “Tokyo has the largest population of the three” and then we made an activity of complete the question and them answer it using this topic.
Next, we learn how to make questions with how and adjectives like how far, how big, how high, how deep, how long, how hot and how cold and then we made a practice and write questions for the answers in this activity followed by the Future with present continuous and be going to topic the syntax for this is in questions “WH + be + Subject + verbing + to + rest?” for positive answer “Subj + be + verbing + to + rest” and negative ones “No, + subject + be + not” and we made and activity of complete invitations questions and answers.
And finally, we learn to make massages with tell to ask e.g. when the statement is “The meeting is on Friday.” We can made the messages using: “Please tell her that + the statement”, “Could you tell her that + the statement” or “Would you tell her that + the statement” and doing it with requests is “Call me this afternoon” the message is “Please ask him to + request”, “Could you ask him to + request” or “Would you ask him to + request”.

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