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Mr. Lingo’s

English for Beginners Slide2

LESSON PLAN

1. Introduction

1. Lesson Point

(1) 8 parts of speech

(2) Basic words :

pronouns

and sentence structure

2. Practice

Identifying the parts of speech in 5 sentences

2. Nouns

1.Lesson Point

(1)Learn most common nouns in English.

(2)The function of nouns: character, subject, and object or complement

2.Practice

Find 50 nouns and tell me about them briefly in English; you can choose one of the following categories.

(1) Person

(2) Place

(3) Thing (living things: animals and plants / inanimate things: machines)

(4) Ideas

3. Adjectives + Interjections

1. Lesson Point

(1)Learn most common adjectives in English.

(2)The function of adjectives: describing nouns

2. Practice

Describe any nouns (ex, your favorite food)using 50 adjectives.

4. Prepositions

1. Lesson Point

(1)Learn most common prepositions

(2)The function of prepositions: connecting nouns in front of them

2. Practice

Describe photos using prepositionsSlide3

4. Verbs

1. Lesson Point

(1)Learn most common verbs

(2)The function of nouns: telling the action or state of the subject

2. Practice

Tell me your daily activities with 50 verbs.

5. Adverbs

1.Lesson Point

(1)Learn most common adverbs in English.

(2)The function of adverbs: describing the verbs (how, where, when, why)

2.Practice

Describe the 50 verbs using 50 adverbs

6. Conjunctions

1. Lesson Point

(1)Learn most common conjunctions in English.

(2)The function of adjectives: connecting phrases and clauses

2. Practice

Connect the given 10 pairs of clauses with conjunctions.

4. Prepositions

7. Writing and speaking about a picture to make stories

1. You must use all 8 parts of speech.

2. Add more words to your word boxes. Slide4

NOUN

Idea

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Kindergarten

ballbatbedbookboybuncancakecapcarcatcowcub

cup

dad

day

dog

doll

dust

fanfeetgirlgun

hallhathenjarkite

man

map

men

mom

pan

pet

pie

pig

pot

rat

son

sun

toe

tub

van

1st Grade

apple

arm

banana

bike

bird

book

chin

clam

class

clover

club

corn

crayon

crow

crown

crowd

crib

desk

dime

dirt

dress

fang

field

flag

flower

fog

game

heat

hill

home

horn

hose

joke

juice

kite

lake

maid

mask

mice

milk

mint

meal

meat

moon

mother

morning

name

nest

nose

pear

pen

pencil

plant

rain

river

road

rock

room

rose

seed

shape

shoe

shop

show

sink

snail

snake

snow

soda

sofa

star

step

stew

stove

straw

string

summer

swing

table

tank

team

tent

test

toes

tree

vest

water

wing

winter

woman

women

2nd Grade

alarm

animal

aunt

bait

balloon

bath

bead

beam

bean

bedroom

boot

bread

brick

brother

camp

chicken

children

crook

deer

dock

doctor

downtown

drum

dust

eye

family

father

fight

flesh

food

frog

goose

grade

grandfather

grandmother

grape

grass

hook

horse

jail

jam

kiss

kitten

light

loaf

lock

lunch

lunchroom

meal

mother

notebook

owl

pail

parent

park

plot

rabbit

rake

robin

sack

sail

scale

sea

sister

soap

song

spark

space

spoon

spot

spy

summer

tiger

toad

town

trail

tramp

tray

trick

trip

uncle

vase

winter

water

week

wheel

wish

wool

yard

zebra

3rd Grade

actor

airplane

airport

army

baseball

beef

birthday

boy

brush

bushes

butter

cast

cave

cent

cherries

cherry

cobweb

coil

cracker

dinner

eggnog

elbow

face

fireman

flavor

gate

glove

glue

goldfish

goose

grain

hair

haircut

hobbies

holiday

hot

jellyfish

ladybug

mailbox

number

oatmeal

pail

pancake

pear

pest

popcorn

queen

quicksand

quiet

quilt

rainstorm

scarecrow

scarf

stream

street

sugar

throne

toothpaste

twig

volleyball

wood

wrench

4th Grade

advice

anger

answer

apple

arithmetic

badge

basket

basketball

battle

beast

beetle

beggar

brain

branch

bubble

bucket

cactus

cannon

cattle

celery

cellar

cloth

coach

coast

crate

cream

daughter

donkey

drug

earthquake

feast

fifth

finger

flock

frame

furniture

geese

ghost

giraffe

governor

honey

hope

hydrant

icicle

income

island

jeans

judge

lace

lamp

lettuce

marble

month

north

ocean

patch

plane

playground

poison

riddle

rifle

scale

seashore

sheet

sidewalk

skate

slave

sleet

smoke

stage

station

thrill

throat

throne

title

toothbrush

turkey

underwear

vacation

vegetable

visitor

voyage

year

5th Grade

able

achieve

acoustics

action

activity

aftermath

afternoon

afterthought

apparel

appliance

beginner

believe

bomb

border

boundary

breakfast

cabbage

cable

calculator

calendar

caption

carpenter

cemetery

channel

circle

creator

creature

education

faucet

feather

friction

fruit

fuel

galley

guide

guitar

health

heart

idea

kitten

laborer

language

lawyer

linen

locket

lumber

magic

minister

mitten

money

mountain

music

partner

passenger

pickle

picture

plantation

plastic

pleasure

pocket

police

pollution

railway

recess

reward

route

scene

scent

squirrel

stranger

suit

sweater

temper

territory

texture

thread

treatment

veil

vein

volcano

wealth

weather

wilderness

wren

wrist

writerSlide6

The Function of Nouns Subject (actor:…

는, 가, 이 )Object (the target of actions: …을, 를, 에게)Complement (actor’s identity)

S

C

O

Be verb

이다

,

였다

,

일거다

Verb

하다

,

했다

,

할거다Slide7

1. Person Q: who do you like most?

What is his or her job? What do you want to be in the future? Can you tell me about your family? Can you tell me about your self? Who was Lincoln? Are you an extroverted person or introverted person? Who is your ideal man or woman?

Student, mother, father, fisherman, villain, hero, president, mayor…Slide8

2. Place Q: Have you ever been to…? (…

가본 적있니) What did you see there? Did you like it, if so, why? What did you do there? Is there a subway station near your house? Do you plan to attend a university? Slide9

3. Thing (animal)Q: Do you know about …?

Can you tell me about …? Does you mother think you can take care of pets? Slide10

3. Thing (plant)Q: What is your favorite fruit?

Why do you like it? Can you describe …? Slide11

3. Thing (inanimate thing)Q: What is your favorite movie?

Do you buy birthday present for your mother? Will you drink warm milk tonight? Have you have eaten beef? How was it? Do you always carry your cell phone with you? Would you like to drink a cup of hot chocolate? Slide12

3. Thing (idea)Q: When can you feel happiness?

Are you interested in poems? Do you think first impression is important? Are you interested in foreign languages? Slide13

4. Action Nouns(gerund/to infinitive: …하는것)Slide14

Find More NounsSlide15

Noun Game Slide16

ADJECTIVE

Slide17

Function: Describing Nouns

(…한) Slide18

List of AdjectivesAppearance Adjectives

adorablebeautifulcleandrabelegantfancyglamoroushandsomelongmagnificentold-fashionedplainquaint

sparkling

ugliest

unsightly

wide-eyed

Color Adjectives

redorangeyellowgreenbluepurple

grayblackwhiteCondition Adjectives

alive

better

careful

clever

dead

easy

famous

gifted

helpful

important

inexpensive

mushy

odd

powerful

rich

shy

tender

uninterested

vast

wrong.

Feelings (Bad) Adjectives

angry

bewildered

clumsy

defeated

embarrassed

fierce

grumpy

helpless

itchy

jealous

lazy

mysterious

nervous

obnoxious

panicky

repulsive

scary

thoughtless

uptight

worried

Feelings (Good) Adjectives

agreeable

brave

calm

delightful

eager

faithful

gentle

happy

jolly

kind

lively

nice

obedient

proud

relieved

silly

thankful

victorious

witty

zealous

Shape Adjectives

broad

chubby

crooked

curved

deep

flat

high

hollow

low

narrow

round

shallow

skinny

square

steep

straight

wide.

Size Adjectives

big

colossal

fat

gigantic

great

huge

immense

large

little

mammoth

massive

miniature

petite

puny

scrawny

short

small

tall

teeny

teeny-tiny

tiny

Sound Adjectives

cooing

deafening

faint

hissing

loud

melodic

noisy

purring

quiet

raspy

screeching

thundering

voiceless

whispering

Time Adjectives

ancient

brief

early

fast

late

long

modern

old

old-fashioned

quick

rapid

short

slow

swift

young

Taste/Touch Adjectives

bitter

delicious

fresh

greasy

juicy

hot

icy

loose

melted

nutritious

prickly

rainy

rotten

salty

sticky

strong

sweet

tart

tasteless

uneven

weak

wet

wooden

yummy

Touch Adjectives

boiling

breeze

broken

bumpy

chilly

cold

cool

creepy

crooked

cuddly

curly

damaged

damp

dirty

dry

dusty

filthy

flaky

fluffy

freezing

hot

warm

wet

Quantity Adjectives

abundant

empty

few

full

heavy

light

many

numerous

sparse

substantial

http://www.esolcourses.com/grammar/adjectives.htmlSlide19

1. Appearance (positive/negative) Q: What do I look like?

What does he/she look like? Slide20

2. Color Q: Can you tell me about this painting?

ablazeadjectivebright and full of light or

color

bleached

adjective

made

very

pale by chemicals or

strong sunlight

bold

adjective

very

bright

,

clear

,

or

strong

in

color

and

therefore

easy

to

notice

brash

adjective

big

,

bright

,

or

colorful

in

a

way

that

is

not

attractive

bright

adjective

bright

colors

are

strong

but

not

dark

chintzy

adjective

too

colorful

and

in

poor

taste

clean

adjective

clean

smells

,

tastes

,

and

colors

are

light

and

fresh

cold

adjective

cold

colors

are

colors

such

as

white

,

blue

,

and

gray

that

make

you

think

of

things

that

are

cold

color-coded

adjective

using

colors

to

make

different

things

easy

to

recognize

colored

adjective

red

,

green

,

blue

,

etc

.

rather

than

transparent

or

black

or

white

colorful

adjective

something

that

is

colorful

has

bright

colors

or

a

lot

of

different

colors

colorless

adjective

something

that

is

colorless

has

no

color

coloured

the

British

spelling

of

colored1

colourful

the

British

spelling

of

colorful

colourless

the

British

spelling

of

colorless

cool

adjective

cool

colors

,

such

as

white

and

blue

,

give

an

idea

of

cold

instead

of

heat

dappled

adjective

covered

with

or

forming

areas

of

lighter

and

darker

color

or

light

and

shadow

dark

adjective

strong

and

not

pale

in

color

darkly

adverb

in

a

dark

color

deep

adjective

a

deep

color

is

dark

and

strong

delicate

adjective

a

delicate

taste

,

smell

,

or

color

is

pleasant

and

not

too

strong

delicately

adverb

in

a

way

that

is

pleasant

and

not

too

strong

in

flavor

,

smell

,

or

color

discolored

adjective

something

that

is

discolored

has

changed

in

color

and

no

longer

looks

new

,

clean

,

or

healthy

discoloured

the

British

spelling

of

discolored

dusty

adjective

used

for

describing

a

color

that

is

not

bright

because

it

has

some

gray

in

it

fast

adjective

colors

that

are

fast

will

not

become

paler

when

clothes

are

washed

festive

adjective

bright

and

colorful

in

a

way

that

makes

you

think

of

a

celebration

fiery

adjective

very

bright

in

color

,

especially

bright

red

,

orange

,

or

yellow

flamboyant

adjective

brightly

colored

or

decorated

flaming

adjective

brightly

colored

red

,

orange

,

or

yellow

fluorescent

adjective

a

fluorescent

color

is

very

bright

and

seems

to

reflect

light

fresh

adjective

used

about

colors

gaily

adverb

with

bright

attractive

colors

gay

adjective

brightly-colored

or

attractive

glowing

adjective

glowing

colors

are

bright

and

look

warm

harmonious

adjective

harmonious

colors

or

parts

combine

well

with

each

other

harsh

adjective

harsh

colors

or

lights

are

not

pleasant

because

they

are

very

bright

in

adjective, adverb, preposition

used

for

saying

what

color

decorations

,

clothes

,

etc

.

are

iridescent

adjective

showing

changing

colors

in

different

types

of

light

jazzy

adjective

bright

,

colorful

,

and

attractive

light

adjective

pale

in

color

,

not

dark

loud

adjective

very

bright

in

a

way

that

does

not

show

good

taste

matching

adjective

with

the

same

color

,

pattern

,

or

design

medium

adjective

neither

light

nor

dark

in

color

mellow

adjective

soft

and

warm

in

color

monochrome

adjective

able

to

show

or

produce

only

black

,

white

,

and

gray

monochrome

adjective

not

brightly

colored

and

usually

gray

in

color

monotone

adjective

a

monotone

color

is

all

the

same

shade

of

that

color

multicolored

consisting

of

many

different

colors

multicoloured

the

British

spelling

of

multicolored

muted

adjective

not

as

bright

or

colorful

as

usual

neutral

adjective

neutral

colors

are

not

very

strong

or

bright

neutral

noun

a

neutral

color

opalescent

adjective

something

that

is

opalescent

seems

always

to

be

changing

color

slightly

pastel

adjective

having

a

pale

soft

color

pastel

noun

a

pale

soft

color

psychedelic

adjective

psychedelic

clothes

,

designs

,

etc

.

are

very

brightly

colored

and

have

big

unusual

patterns

pure

adjective

a

pure

sound

,

color

,

light

,

etc

.

is

very

clear

and

beautiful

restrained

adjective

not

too

bright

in

color

,

or

not

decorated

too

much

rich

adjective

a

rich

color

,

sound

,

or

smell

is

strong

in

a

pleasant

way

sepia

adjective

sepia

photographs

are

old

and

are

a

red-brown

color

showy

adjective

brightly

colored

and

attractive

sickly

adjective

a

sickly

color

is

so

pale

that

is

looks

unpleasant

sober

adjective

plain

and

not

brightly

colored

soft

adjective

a

soft

light

or

color

is

pale

,

gentle

and

pleasant

to

look

at

somber

adjective

dark

in

color

,

especially

gray

or

black

sombre

the

British

spelling

of

somber

splashy

adjective

brightly

colored

tinged

adjective

something

that

is

tinged

with

a

color

,

feeling

,

or

quality

contains

a

small

amount

of

it

tinted

adjective

containing

a

small

amount

of

a

particular

color

tonal

adjective

relating

to

the

tone

of

something

,

especially

a

color

or

sound

translucent

adjective

a

translucent

color

is

very

pale

or

light

two-tone

adjective

two-tone

shoes

or

clothes

have

two

colors

vibrant

adjective

bright

and

colorful

violent

adjective

a

violent

color

is

very

bright

and

almost

painful

to

look

at

vivid

adjective

a

vivid

color

is

strong

and

bright

warm

adjective

warm

colors

have

red

,

orange

,

or

yellow

in

them

.

Colors

with

blue

or

green

in

them

are

called

cool

colors

washed-out

adjective

washed-out

clothes

have

lost

a

lot

of

their

color

because

they

have

been

washed

so

often

watery

adjective

pale

,

or

not

strong

colorfully

adverb

faded

adjective

vibrantly

adverb

vividly

adverb

vividness

noun

a riot of something

a

lot

of

different

bright

colors

together

pale blue/gray/pink etc.

something

that

is

pale

blue

/

gray

/

pink

etc

.

is

a

lighter

type

of

blue

/

gray

/

pink

etc

.

than

usualSlide21

3. Shape Slide22

4. Size Slide23

5. Number Slide24

6. SoundSlide25

7. TasteQ: Can you tell me the taste of ( )? Slide26

8. Touch Slide27

9. Time Slide28

10. Condition Slide29

11. Relationship Slide30

12. Feeling(positive/negative)Slide31

13. Personality Slide32

PRONOUNSlide33

List of Pronouns

A through H Aall another any anybody anyone anything Bboth

E

each

each

other

either

everybody everyone everything 

Ffew H

he

her

hers

herself

him

himself

his

I through O

I

I

it

its

itself

L

little

M

many

me

mine

more

most

much

my

myself

N

neither

no one

nobody

none

nothing

O

one

one

another

other

others

our

ours

ourselves

S through Y

S

several

she

some

somebody

someone

something

T

that

their

theirs

them

themselves

these

they

this

those

U

us

W

we

what

whatever

which

whichever

who

whoever

whom

whomever

whose

Y

you

your

yours

yourself

yourselves Slide34

1. Subject Pronouns Slide35

2. Object Pronouns Slide36

3. Possessive PronounsSlide37

4. Intensive and Reflexive Pronouns Slide38

5. Demonstrative Pronouns Slide39

6. Indefinitive PronounsSlide40

7. Interrogative PronounsSlide41

8. Relative PronounsSlide42

PREPOSITION Slide43

List of PrepositionsA through D

 aboardaboutaboveabsentacrossafteragainstalongalongsideamidamidstamong

anti

around

as

at

atop

beforebehindbelowbeneathbesidebesides between

beyond but by concerning

considering

despite

down

during

E through M

except

excepting

excluding

following

for

from

in

in front of

inside

instead of

into

like

mid

minus

N through R

near

next

of

off

on

on top of

onto

opposite

out of

outside

over

past

per

plus

regarding

round

S through W

save

since

than

through

till

times

to

toward

towards

under

underneath

unlike

until

up

upon

versus

via

with

within

withoutSlide44

1. PlacesSlide45

2. TimeSlide46

3. Introducing ObjectivesSlide47

VERBSlide48

Body Parts - VerbsSlide49

1. Be (exist) Slide50

2. Feel (sense)Slide51

2. Feel (positive)Slide52

2. Feel (negative)Slide53

3. Do (manage)Slide54

3. Do (positive)Slide55

3. Do (negative)Slide56

ADVERB

Stand happily

Stand

sadly

Stand

angrilySlide57

A

abnormally absentmindedly accidentally acidlyactually adventurouslyafterwards almost always angrily annually anxiously arrogantly

awkwardly

B

badly

bashfully

beautifully

bitterly

bleaklyblindly blissfullyboastfully boldly

bravely briefly brightly briskly

broadly

busily

C

calmly

carefully

carelessly

cautiously

certainly

cheerfully

clearly

cleverly

closely

coaxingly

colorfully

commonly

continually

coolly

correctly

courageously

crossly

cruelly

curiously  

D

daily

daintily

dearly

deceivingly

delightfully

deeply

defiantly

deliberately

delightfully

diligently

dimly

doubtfully

dreamily

E

easily

elegantly

energetically

enormously

enthusiastically

equally

especially

even

evenly

eventually

exactly

excitedly

extremely  

F

fairly

faithfully

famously

far

fast

fatally

ferociously

fervently

fiercely

fondly

foolishly

fortunately

frankly

frantically

freely

frenetically

frightfully

fully

furiously   

G

generally

generously

gently

gladly

gleefully

gracefully

gratefully

greatly

greedily

H

happily

hastily

healthily

heavily

helpfully

helplessly

highly

honestly

hopelessly

hourly

hungrily

I

immediately

innocently

inquisitively

instantly

intensely

intently

interestingly

inwardly

irritably

J

jaggedly

jealously

joshingly

joyfully

joyously

jovially

jubilantly

judgementally

justly

K

keenly

kiddingly

kindheartedly

kindly

kissingly

knavishly

knottily

knowingly

knowledgeably

kookily

L

lazily

less

lightly

likely

limply

lively

loftily

longingly

loosely

lovingly

loudly

loyally  

M

madly

majestically

meaningfully

mechanically

merrily

miserably

mockingly

monthly

more

mortally

mostly

mysteriously

N

naturally

nearly

neatly

needily

nervously

never

nicely

noisily

not

O

obediently

obnoxiously

oddly

offensively

officially

often

only

openly

optimistically

overconfidently

owlishly

P

painfully

partially

patiently

perfectly

physically

playfully

politely

poorly

positively

potentially

powerfully

promptly

properly

punctually  

Q

quaintly

quarrelsomely

queasily

queerly

questionably

questioningly

quicker

quickly

quietly

quirkily

quizzically

R

rapidly

rarely

readily

really

reassuringly

recklessly

regularly

reluctantly

repeatedly

reproachfully

restfully

righteously

rightfully

rigidly

roughly

rudely

S

sadly

safely

scarcely

scarily

searchingly

sedately

seemingly

seldom

selfishly

separately

seriously

shakily

sharply

sheepishly

shrilly

shyly

silently

sleepily

slowly

smoothly

softly

solemnly

solidly

sometimes

soon

speedily

stealthily

sternly

strictly

successfully

suddenly

surprisingly

suspiciously

sweetly

swiftly

sympathetically

T

tenderly

tensely

terribly

thankfully

thoroughly

thoughtfully

tightly

tomorrow

too

tremendously

triumphantly

truly

truthfully

U

ultimately

unabashedly

unaccountably

unbearably

unethically

unexpectedly

unfortunately

unimpressively

unnaturally

unnecessarily

utterly

upbeat

upliftingly

upright

upside-down

upward

upwardly

urgently

usefully

uselessly

usually

utterly

V

vacantly

vaguely

vainly

valiantly

vastly

verbally

very

viciously

victoriously

violently

vivaciously

voluntarily

W

warmly

weakly

wearily

well

wetly

wholly

wildly

willfully

wisely

woefully

wonderfully

worriedly

wrongly

Y

yawningly

yearly

yearningly

yesterday

yieldingly

youthfully

Z

zealously  

zestfully   

zestily

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The FunctionSlide59

1. How Slide60

2. When Slide61

3. Where Slide62

4. Why Slide63

CONJUNCTION

Good + Good (Young

and

beautiful) Blue

and

red Small

but

strong Slide64

1. Coordinating Conjunctions Slide65

2. Correlative Conjunctions Slide66

3. Subordinating Conjunctions Slide67

INTERJECTION Slide68

1. PositiveSlide69

2. NegativeSlide70

WRITING & SPEAKINGSlide71

How to write or speak in English

1. Look at any photo or think any topic,  and you will find the following information about the character, main events, and setting. 1 Visible information(facts and figures)2 Invisible

information

F

eeling: negative/positive

Creative imagination – developing the writer’s thoughts (logical process to make new suggestions or ideas) 3 Controlling and organizing the details of the executing the ideas or suggestionsSlide72

Outside / Inside Slide73

Visible (spatial preposition) Outside

: sky, plants, people, cars, street, sidewalk, land post, animals, buildings…Inside:table, chair, clothes, appearance, action… Slide74

Invisible (In my opinion, it seems like…)It might be…

I feel like this is…It makes me feel…I think this is…They appear to be…My understanding is… Slide75

2. Writing process

1. Introduction(Beginning) 2. Body(Middle/Climax) 3. Conclusion(Ending) 3. Different Types of Writing 1. Descriptive (illustration, classification, comparison and contrast, expository…) 2. Informative (summary, critical analysis, cause and effect, research paper…) 3. Narrative (personal story, experience…) 4. Argumentative (persuasion, emotional, logical…)Slide76

Start Writing by Clustering Your Ideas.Slide77
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