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Study Habits: by The End of This Lesson, You Will Be Able To
Study Habits: by The End of This Lesson, You Will Be Able To
Use determiners
Warm
Up
study do (homework)
learn
review practice (something) check In negative statements, we use:
by heart
subject + should + not (shouldn’t) + verb
All = 100%
We can use it with phrases like all day, all night, all week, all year, and all summer. (Remember: We
do not use “the” with these time expressions.)
Enough means “a sufficient quantity”. To modify an adjective, we use: adjective + enough + infinitive.
To modify a noun, we use: enough + noun + infinitive.
_____________ the students did their homework. The teacher was mad.
___________ the students attended the lecture. The classroom was full!
We use few and a few to talk about small quantities. Few means “not
many” or “almost none”. A few means “some” or “a small number”.
How many of the students in your class study for their exams?
How many of the students in your class do their homework every day?
How many of the students in your class know the multiplication tables by heart?
Activity
One
There is a new student at Nicolás’ school. Nicolás wants to
give him suggestions of things he should and shouldn’t do at
school. Help Nicolás to make a list of suggestions.
Should Shouldn’t
Nicolás and his classmates have good study habits. All the students
study for their exams. None of the students forget to check their
exams. They try to do their homework every day, but sometimes a few
students forget to do their homework. Few students in Nicolás’ class
have bad grades.