Unit 5: Lesson 4What issues do you worry about?

Instructions:1. Don’t rush through the lesson.

2. Use the pictures on the slides to help you.

3. Submit your notes with your homework, so you don’t lose points!

4. Do the exercises in your notebook.

Warm Up:

What kind of issues do people in Mongolia worry about?

Objectives:

▪ SWBAT analyze one survey question result.

▪ SWBAT discuss their answers to a survey with at least 2 different students.

Grammar Focus: Quantifiers

Quantifiers are determiners that show quantity in a phrase.

Example: 1. The majority of the people in my country keep up with current events. 2. Most business professionals are worried about the economy. 3. Quite a few (of the) people here are concerned about crime. 4. About half (of) the people I know voted in the last election. 5. Hardly any (of the) people I know are worried about crime. 6. Almost no one I know is really interested in politics.

Almost no one is there! The majority of people voted

red.

Grammar Focus: Conditional Sentences

Use the past tense and the “if” clause and would + verb in the main clause to talk about hypothetical situations.

Example: If people cared more about the environment, our cities would be cleaner.

(Fact: People don’t care enough about the environment)

Write 3 examples in your notebook.

Use the picture for the next task!

Task 1: Exercise 1, Page 42.

A1. Read this information about issues in the United

States.

2. In your notebooks, write what is a concern for you.

B3. Ask a friend or family member what they think are

three concerns for most people in Mongolia.

Use this PictureFor the next task.

Task 2: Exercise 2, Page 42

A1. In your notebooks, write whether the adjectives are positive,

negative, or neutral.

B1. In your notebooks, write how you feel about the information given

in “What Americans Worry About...”2. You should use the adjectives from 2A.

Use the picture for the next slide.

Task 3: Exercise 3, Page 43

1. Write which issue you worry about.

2. Explain the reason for your answer.

3. Notice the example given for how to write your answer.

Use the picture for the next slides.

Task 4: Exercise 4, Page 43

1. In your notebook, write a solution for the concern you wrote about in Exercise 3

2. You should use a conditional sentence.

Task 6: Exercise 5, Page 43

1. Look at the results of the survey.

2. In your notebook, answer the three questions in Exercise 5 about the survey.

Task 6: Exercise 5, Page 43

1. Ask the three questions from a friend or family member!

2. Write their answers.

Exit Task:

Homework: Due the start of next class on Teams or in your notebook!

1. Write three sentences with quantifiers.

2. Write three conditional sentences.

(Use examples from your notebooks to help you write quantifiers and conditional sentences.)

LMS:

LMS Hour: “Topics of Concern” worksheet (Passages Workbook Book 1, Pages 28-29)

(Do this in your notebook and hand it in with your homework if you don’t want to lose points!)

LMS Quiz: Due Friday at 4pm!Worksheet Check-In #3