Lesson 50

Today’s lesson is 235 words.

Vocabulary words are bolded.

 

Greetings

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Greeting

Hi everyone, today it is Wednesday, April 28th. The weather in Washington DC is warm and sunny, with a little bit of clouds. We hope the weather is nice in your area!


News

 
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JLO and AROD

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez recently called it quits on their relationship. The Puerto Rican actress and singer had been dating the former Yankees baseball player for several years.

Call it quits

The expression, “To call it quits”, means to break up with someone.

  • We’re calling it quits. I’m breaking up with my partner.

  • The couple called it quits last year.


Music

 
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Listening Activity:

Listen to the audio first. Then, click “Reveal Text” to read the sentence.

Break-ups
Reveal Text
Song

The song “Somebody that I Used to Know” is one of the most popular songs about break-ups that was ever written.


Grammar Tips

 
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Understanding the difference between “Excited” and “Exciting”:

Excited

Excited

Excited is used to describe when someone feels very enthusiastic and eager

 
This girl is excited.

This girl is excited.

 
Exciting

Exciting

Exciting means something or someone has the quality of being very interesting and is able to cause excitement in others

 
Rollercoasters are exciting places.

Rollercoasters are exciting places.

 

Additional Examples:

Examples

The dog is excited to get the treat.

The girl is excited to see the show.

The boy is excited to play football.

Skiing is a very exciting activity.

The beach waves were very big and exciting today.

The children were bored because the show was not exciting.


Quiz


Writing Prompt

 
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Prompt

Prompts: What are things you’re excited to do this year? What are things you’re not excited to do?


Class Discussion

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