Class #3 - What are they doing?

 VOCABULARY

WALL

SOFA

CUSHIONS

VACUUM CLEANER

LADDER

STAIRS

BREATH

HE IS LAUGHING (TO LAUGH)

CHEMISTRY

A title sequence (also called an opening sequence or intro) is the method by which films or television programmes present their title and key production and cast members, utilizing conceptual visuals and sound.

VIDEO

Scene 1

-Are you dancing now?

Scene 2

-Charlie's writing on the wall.

-What?

-Charlie. She's writing on the wall.

-Charlie!

Scene 3

-Dexter, are you listening to me?

-Yes, I'm listening.

Scene 4

-I'm not bothering you, am I?

-A little.

Scene 5

-I know what you're doing

-Having breakfast?

Scene 6

-Merlin, what are you doing?

-Looking for a book.

Scene 7

-Cary, do you have a second?

-Sure. What's up?

-Are you tweeting about me?

-Am I tweeting about you?

-Are you Upriser 7?

-What are you talking about?

-Someone's gossiping online about me.

Scene 8

-I know what you're thinking.

-I'm not thinking anything.

Scene 9

-What are you doing?

Scene 10

-I'm texting.

Scene 11

-Yes... Me... What?

-Cary?

-Kalinda?

-What are you doing?

-What am I doing? Making an omelete, what do you think? Where are you?

-I need some help.

-Ok. Now?

Scene 12

-Hey guys! What are you studying?

-Chemistry.

Scene 13

-What are you two laughing at?

-You, Eli. We're laughing at you!

Scene 14

-Mom! Phineas and Ferb are making a title sequence!

PREPOSITIONS

OF, ABOUT, FOR, WITH, BY

OF:

Of expresses the relationship of a part of something to its whole. It is the most used preposition in English.

Example.

• He is a boy of 15.
• Some parts of his body were injured.
• Most of the guests are gone.
• The plays of Shakespeare will always be classics.

ABOUT:

About means ‘on the subject of’ something or ‘concerning of’ something/someone. It also means ‘approximately.'

Example:

• I was about to leave.
• He cares about his classes.
• I have about 30 candies in my bag.
• This article is about computers.

 FOR:

For means ‘with the object or purpose of’. It indicates a suiting of purpose for something/someone.

Example:

• I will always be here for you.
• I have done it for my benefit.
• Cucumber is a good vegetable for making a salad.
• Take my gratitude for your kind hospitality.

WITH:

With means ‘accompanied by’ something or someone.

Example:

• I will always be with you.
• I have brought some candies with me.
• He is playing with his sisters.
• It is free with this product.

BY:

By means ‘as a means of’ something or someone. This preposition often comes in a passive sentence.

Example:

• Do you travel by bus/train/plane/bike?
• He was undone by me.
• The letter was written by him.

THE CONTINUOUS TENSES

PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

INDEFINITE PRONOUNS

WH - Questions