List words that best describe the friends you are expecting for.
For example: friendly
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Explain why each characteristic is important for a friend. For example: friendly—a friendly person tends to get along well with everyone
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MEETING NEW FRIENDS
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TEAMWORK
CLASS DISCUSSION
PUBLIC SPEAKING
SELF-ASSESSMENT
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(B) Make sure you know how to spell and pronounce all the above words. Then write a sentence for each word. The sentence must show you understand the meaning of the word. For example: He is a considerate person. This is not a useful sentence because it does not reveal anything about what “considerate” means. A good sentence might look like this: He is a considerate roommate because he tries to use the headphone to listen to his favorite songs so others can focus on their homework. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Unit One
MEETING NEW FRIENDS
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
In this unit, students will be able to: 1. talk about an unforgettable roommate or classmate; 2. share their life on campus; 3. introduce themselves to a roommate, a classmate or a schoolmate.
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like to meet and spend time with other people making you laugh having a great desire to be successful
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open-minded friendly amiable ambitious
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behaving in a kind way towards others
accessible to new ideas clever showing thought to feelings or rights of others pleasant and friendly
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(A) Match the words on the left with the meanings or definitions on the right. These are useful words to describe another person, like a new friend 1. considerate a. outgoing
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PART 1
Task Three
INDIVIDUAL WORK
(B) Make sure you know how to spell and pronounce all the above words. Then write a sentence for each word. The sentence must show you understand the meaning of the word. For example: He is a considerate person. This is not a useful sentence because it does not reveal anything about what “considerate” means. A good sentence might look like this: He is a considerate roommate because he tries to use the headphone to listen to his favorite songs so others can focus on their homework. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Unit One
MEETING NEW FRIENDS
INTRODUCTION
We often say we do not choose our parents. We accept who they are. Coming to college we do not choose who our roommates/ classmates/ schoolmates are. Some people believe knowing the students’ birth signs will help you to know the students and matching students with the right birth signs will help with building better relationships and the ability to work with the right partners. Do you think so? Imagine traveling together in a ship with your new friends with the common goal to work together to arrive at the destination safely somewhere in the world.