Reading and Writing, Chichen Itza, Imperatives and Should + Present Progressive

 

Imperative Language (directions or commands)

*Come to my house!

*Eat dinner with me!

*Get out of my school!

*Give me a tissue, please.

*Come back.

*Don’t talk to me!

*Don’t come here

*Don’t look at me

*Don’t sleep in my class! 

*If you travel to KSA, don’t bring drugs into the country

*You should not sleep in the class/Don’t sleep in the class

*If you come to my country, you shouldn’t bring drugs

*If you want to learn English in Philly, there are different places you could go.  You could go to ELS.  You could go to Drexel.  You could to go to UPenn.  You could go to Temple.  In my opinion, you should go to ELS because Mr. Nate teaches there.  

 

 

Welcome to Riyadh!  It’s an amazing city in Saudi Arabia.  There are many things you can do here.  Go to the National Museum.  You will learn about Saudi history.  Visit the Kingdom tower.  There are good restaurants there.  Enjoy the beautiful view of Riyadh on the bridge there.  Also, eat delicious Saudi food, such as kabsa, jareesh, and marguug.  So, come to Riyadh and have a great time!!!!!!

 

Even if you help me, I still hate you. 

How to be a workaholic.

 

I am a workaholic.  Work is the center of my life.  This is the best way to be a workaholic.  First, go to meetings even if no one else is there.  Also, stay on your computer day and night.  Finally, go through your papers all of the time.  This is the best way to be a workaholic.

 

I am teaching (right now)

I teach every day (habit)

 

I eat breakfast every morning (habit)

I am eating breakfast (now)

 

Nate: Hello?

Kelly: Are you busy Nate?

Nate: I’m sorry, but I’m teaching a student now.  Can I call later?

Kelly: Sure thing.

 

Consonant: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z

Vowel: a, e, I, o, u, y

Plan

I am planning

Travel

I am traveling

Visit