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Week 10 Unit 6 Peace Fall 2016Speaking Test1. My comments were in a box.2. Ask follow-up questions. 3. Don’t use Korean in an English test.4. Some students sounded like robots when speaking because they memorized their answers.Writing test- Your score x 2 = _______% Example: 44 x 2= 88%***The final day that you can get 3 E-Zone stamps is November 24th. The final day I will take your E-Zone stamp sheets is in class in Week 15. (Speaking test day)Goals and Objectives for Unit 6VocabularyGrammar Useful ExpressionsYou will learn how to talk about regrets of past actions.You will learn to make predictions about past actions.You will be able to give reasons for making decisions in the past. Page 65Page 68Pg. 66 perfect modalsPage 63make up one’s mind, keep something in mind, be on one’s mind, settle on, change one’s mind, pick someone’s brainSpeaking warm-up: What is a big or important decision you have made recently?Pg. 63 Photostory / Focus on languageExample Sentences F/(d)make up your mindI’ve made up my mind, and I won’t change it.Bkeep something in mindPlease keep in mind that that test is only six weeks from now. Cbe on (your/my/his/her) mindI couldn’t sleep last night because my big test was on my mind.D/(f)settle onWe could have bought many cars like a KIA, Sanyong, or Chevy, but we settled on a Hyundai.Achanged (my/your/his/her) mindAt first, I wanted steak, but I changed my mind. Let’s have sushi.epick your brainI need another person’s opinion. Can I pick your brain?65 Vocabulary. Explain the expressions in your own words.... tastes changed I liked different things than I did before.It’s hard to make a living.You cannot make a lot of money....didn’t pass the examFailed the exam.talked me out of it.Convinced me to not do it....changed (my/her/his/your/their) mind.Decided to do something else.Match the situation to the expressions above.I studied really hard, but I still got an F. I have to work two jobs to earn enough money. I was going to travel the world for three years, but my family told me I was crazy. I used to collect movie posters, but now I collect coins. I was going to go out to lunch after class, but I think I’ll just go home. PlansWhat changed?Life plansI wanted to live in Gangneung forever. I changed my mind and moved to Bundang. Study plansI thought about studying business, but I changed my mind. I could have chosen many other changes, but I settled on philosophy instead. However, it’s hard to make a living with a philosophy degree.Work plansI liked working as a bartender. My tastes changed, and I didn’t like working in a bar any more. Pg. 66 Grammar, perfect modals Modal + have + PPExpress regrets I should have eaten breakfast this morning, I’m really hungry now.I shouldn’t have drunk so much soju last night. My head really hurts this morning. Judge someone’s actionsYou shouldn’t have played computer games all night. Now you are not ready for the test.She should have woken up earlier because she missed the bus. Express possibility May have/might have = maybe I might have forgotten my keys at home. (Maybe my keys are at home.)I might not have passed the test. (Maybe I failed the test. I’m not sure.)Express abilities, different options, or possibilities You could have come with me to the concert. It was so much fun.We could have played a game today instead of studying all this grammar, but I know you all love grammar so much. I couldn’t have come to your party last week. I had to go to my best friend’s wedding. Express certainty (about a past action that did not happen)Did you see the soccer game? You would have loved it.(He didn’t see the soccer game .)I wish I had gone to Everland with my friends instead of staying home. I would have had fun.(I didn’t go to Everland. I stayed home. I know my friends had fun, so I would have had fun.)Draw conclusionsmust have = more sureI must’ve forgotten my keys at home. (I’m pretty sure that my keys are at home.)Less certain/possibleMore certainMost certainCould (not) + have PPMay/might (not) + have PPMust (not) + have PP 66A1. must have been (possibility)2. should have studied (regret) / would have been (certainty about the past)3. might’ve been (possibility/guessing)4. shouldn’t have bought (regret/judgement)5. should not have broken up (judgement/past advice)6. may have decided (possibility)1. The driving instructor was happy, and I didn’t make any mistakes while driving, so I _____________ my driver’s license.a. must have gottenb. would have gottenc. couldn’t have gotten 2. We had two choices for dinner. We ______________ chicken and beer, but we settled on pizza and beer instead.a. could have eatenb. should have eatenc. would have eaten3. I’m not sure when she arrived on campus today, but she ____________ before 9:30 because that’s when class starts, and she wasn’t late for class. a. must have arrivedb. may have arrivedc. would have arrived4. I wish you had read that book because you__________________ it. You always enjoy those kinds of books.a. might have enjoyedb. could have enjoyedc. would have enjoyedI didn’t play enough Overwatch, and now I regret it because my friends all destroy me at the PC room. I __________ less time studying and more time playing computer gamesa. should have spentb. must have spentc. couldn’t have spentPage 67. Do 1 and 2. Use may/might have, must have, and could have.My brother never got married.He could’ve been too ugly. (It’s possible that he was ugly.) He might’ve been too ugly. (Maybe he was ugly.) He must’ve been too ugly. (Almost certain he was ugly)He must’ve had poor fashion sense.He might not have had a good personality. He may have not had any money.He might have been a priest or a monk.He could’ve been ugly. (It’s possible that he was ugly.) He might’ve been ugly. (Maybe he was ugly.) He must’ve been ugly. (Almost certain he was ugly)He might’ve been busy.He might’ve been poor. He may not have gotten over his ex-gf/bf.He may not have thought about marriage.He might not have liked women, and gay marriage is illegal in his country.It might’ve been hard to meet people. He might’ve wanted to be a priest or monk.He might’ve been too selfish.He could’ve been a mean person.He could’ve had poor personal hygiene.He might’ve been a bad person.He might’ve had five sisters.He could’ve been homeless.All the classes were canceled today.Incoming freshmen might’ve had their tests.It might’ve snowed in Mohyeon. Today must’ve been a holiday.All of the teachers must be sick.There must’ve been an accident.All of the profs may have been traveling.All of the students might have gone home. Today must’ve been a holiday. A movie might have been filmed here today.There could’ve been an emergency.War might’ve started today. The professor might have been sick.It could’ve been a holiday.There might’ve been an emergency.Influenza might’ve spread over campus. There might’ve been bad weather.It must’ve been a voting day. HW 3 is due in 2 weeks.Find a partner or two partners for the speaking exam. Go to the E-Zone. ................
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