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_________________________________________________________________________________________________page 80 Reading, part AcdbfeaDo you have any questions about what you read?Nature- your genes help determine your personality.Nurture- your personality is determined by your culture, family, friends, society.How is your personality the same and different as your parents?I’m sensitive like my mother. I’m a little impatient like my father.I work hard like both of my parents.I have different political views than my parents. My parents are more conservative.(They liked George Bush. I like Barrack Obama.)Page 81-Survey: Are you an extrovert or an invert?Extrovert-your personality is on the outside. You are more social and talkative.Introvert-your personality in inside. You are less social and more reserved.x(x)x(x)(x)xx(x)xxx(x)x(x)xxDiscuss the personality traits you checked. Give examples from your life.“I’m a bit of both”“Some Friday nights I enjoy being in a group, but somedays I spend Friday nights alone at home.”“When I was younger, I talked a lot. These days I tend to listen more.”I’m an extrovert. I’m extroverted.I’m an introvert. I’m introverted.Which personality traits do you think you got from your parents? (Nature) Which ones did you learn from your culture/people around you? (Nurture)What social networks (SNS) do you use?(In the USA, we say social networks, not SNS.)What are some advantages and disadvantages of using social networks?Page 99 Photo story part CWhat happened to the woman’s computer?What advice does the other woman give?Page 99 Photo story part Db not doing anything seriousJust fooling aroundd fixes the problemtakes care of itc is worth tryingcouldn’t hurta won’t take a long timeI’ll just be a secondd fixes the problemdoes the trickpage 100 Vocabulary parts A, BRead the conversation What expressions are similar to...?Can you help me with this problem?Could you take a look at this?What’s up?What’s the problem?The computer stopped working.The computer crashed.Maybe you should...Why don’t you …Reboot the computer.Restart.The sometimes solves the problems.That sometimes works.I’ll try that.I’ll give that a try. Read the vocabularyOpen a fileSave a filePrint textCut textCopy textPaste textScroll upScroll downHe needs to click on...xShe needs to click on...xHe needs to click on...xShe needs to click on...xHe needs to click on...xShe needs to click on...x101 Troubleshoot a problems“My computer has the blue screen of death” my graphics are horrible I cannot hear anythingrunning slow my internet is too slowit’s freezing I cannot connect to the internetit’s crashing my computer is overheatingthe site is blocked my mouse isn’t workingpage 102 Grammar (Comparisons with as...as) part Aas (adjective) as just as (adjective) asthey are equalI am as tall as you.almost as (adjective) asthey are similarYou are almost as stylish as I am.(You are stylish, but I am little more stylish)not as (adjective) asnot quite as (adjective) asnot nearly as (adjective) as not equala small differencea big differenceYou are not as rich as I am. (I am richer.)An Audi isn’t quite as expensive as a BMW. (BMW costs more.)Her apartment isn’t nearly as big as my apartment.(My apartment is much bigger.)1. The new Shine keyboard is just as popular as the one from Digitek.2. The XCue joystick is just as easy to use as the JRock joystick.3. The C50 monitor is almost as large as the C30 monitor.4. Comtec’s new mini-tablet is just as small as Sango’s new mini-tablet5. The CGV speakers are not nearly as powerful as the Soundtec speakers.6. The Sentinal monitors are not quite as inexpensive as the Icon monitors.This lesson: be verb + as + adjective + as In the future: other verbs + as + adverb + as He plays tennis as well as I do.. I don’t know math nearly as well as he does. 102B Write your own comparisons about you and your partner.as (adjective) as just as (adjective) asthey are equalI am as tall as you.almost as (adjective) asthey are similarYou are almost as stylish as I am.(You are stylish, but I am little more stylish)not as (adjective) asnot quite as (adjective) asnot nearly as (adjective) as not equala small differencea big differenceYou are not as rich as I am. (I am richer.)An Audi isn’t quite as expensive as a BMW. (BMW costs more.)Her apartment isn’t nearly as big as my apartment.(My apartment is much bigger.)Some ideas: tall, intelligent, stylish, good looking, old/young, You are not nearly as hairy as I am. You are not quite as short as I am. I’m not as smart as you are. I’m almost as good looking as you are.I’m not nearly as good at speaking Korean as you are.I’m not nearly as good at math as you are. You don’t drive as well as I do. HWRead 104Do 106AHW Worksheets #3 are due next week.HW Worksheets #4 are due in week 12. ................
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