Урок «Evil English Teacher» по A. J. Hoge —
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Evil English Teacher
There’s an
He comes into his class. The students’re sitting at
— Everyday, we’ll study English grammar. If you make a mistake.
-Today we we’ll learn the
He points to a girl and says,
-What’s the Past Perfect Progressive?
-I don’t know
The other students are very
— What is the Future Conditional.
The boy says nothing.
The teachers says,
The boy says,
-But, but.. we haven’t learned it yet
The evil teacher says,
He jumps across the room and hits the boy hard on the head. The boy cries.
AJ answers the phone,
— Hello
The student whispers, —
-This is Kaori. Help us AJ, please help us. An evil English teacher is beating us
AJ says,
-Don’t worry,
AJ jumps on his motorcycle and speeds to the school.
He says to the evil teacher,
Then he runs across the room.
AJ looks at Kaori and says,
-What do you want me to do with him?
Kaori says,
-No more evil grammar study. You are free!
The students cheer — Yeah! Everyone is very happy.
Некоторые пояснения по MS stories (второе аудио)
was the teacher friendly or was the teacher mean? was his English class in South America?what town was Dave teaching?
Shiorra is in the north of Japan.
what they study English grammar or would they study English vocabulary?
what day if hit them with a rock or with a stick would he hit them if they were correct ? did Dave open his own textbook? were they afraid or were they happy? they were afraid. they were scaredVocab
miserable: very sad & unhappy
hate: opposite of love, really dislike
cell phone: mobile phone
dials: push numbers on a phone
I’ll be right there: I’ll arrive soon, I will be there soon
speeds: goes fast, drives very fast
bursts: enters (a room) very fast
bastard: bad person, jerk (NOT polite ;) (used to insult a man)
beaten: defeated
Its up to you: you decide, it is your decision
cheer: to yell (when happy)