1주 |
2020. 06. 02 |
Introductions and relations |
* Introduce yourself
* Exchange information about your hobbies and interests |
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2주 |
2020. 06. 04 |
Introductions and relations |
* Sharing your personal statement and goals with the class
* Use correct intonations at the end of sentences |
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3주 |
2020. 06. 09 |
Feelings and emotions |
* Describe your feelings
* Ask about your partner’s feelings
* Express empathy |
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4주 |
2020. 06. 11 |
Feelings and emotions |
* Describe something you know how to do well
* Show your feelings by modulating your voice |
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5주 |
2020. 06. 16 |
Making recommendations |
* Talk about a trip
* respond to requests for recommendations |
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6주 |
2020. 06. 18 |
Making recommendations |
* Talk about an exciting event or trip
* Use word stress to highlight key information |
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7주 |
2020. 06. 23 |
Sharing opinions |
* Express agreement and disagreement
* Ask about your partner’s opinion |
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8주 |
2020. 06. 25 |
Sharing opinions |
* Describe in detail an interesting event you attended
* Use rhythm to pronounce words and phrases clearly |
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9주 |
2020. 06. 30 |
Giving excuses and requests |
* Make requests and excuses
* Accept and refuse offers |
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10주 |
2020. 07. 02 |
Giving excuses and requests |
* Talk about excuses you have made to get out of difficult situations
* Use intonation to show surprise |
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11주 |
2020. 07. 07 |
Talking about the past |
* Talk about your past experiences
* Ask about your partner’s past experiences |
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12주 |
2020. 07. 09 |
Talking about the past |
* Describe how someone helped you in the past
* Say each syllable to help pronounce difficult words |
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13주 |
2020. 07. 14 |
Making plans |
* Making plans with a partner
* Discuss having get-together in different cultures |
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14주 |
2020. 07. 16 |
Making plans |
* Describe your plan for an event
* Speak with rhythm to increase fluency |
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15주 |
2020. 07. 21 |
Asking for advice |
* Give advice to your partner
* Ask your partner for advice |
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16주 |
2020. 07. 23 |
Asking for advice |
* Talk about the good experiences you had this week
* Stress key words to keep rhythm |
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