Ss point out the verbs describing actions and time markers linking the actions (Sandy walked into the bathroom- and turned on the shower-At first she woke up with the help of the cold water-ahenl she thought.)(Para. 5) After her shower, Sandy brushed her hair, put on her old, green T-shirt. then she put on her makeup, grabbed her books and went to the kitchen)(Para. 6) 2.4Para.7-2 Important messages What does the dialogue between Sandy and her mother suggest about their communication, differences. even conflict? On one hand, Mother was unhappy with what Sandy did in the morning: she ate standing by: she didnt brush her teeth before breakfast: she wore disgusting old T-shirt and she wore eyeliners. On the other hand, Sandy was bored with Mothers bugging and muddled through their conversation. both sides were a little annoyed Important words and expressions T gives one or two examples followed by Ss practice with more examples 1)As usual, she didn t know what to have for breakfast,.( Para. 7) as usual: in the habitual way; as has happened before As usual, he got up very early that morning As usual, Sandy's music made her father's stomach feel uneasy disgusting: bringing or causing a strong feeling of dislike of distaste There is a disgusting smell of rotting cabbage in the school canteen His behavior is disgusting to all decent folk 3)Sandy pretended not to notice that her mother was a little annoyed ( Para. 23) annoy: make rather angry; cause inconvenience She felt annoyed when her roommate refused to help He was annoyed to learn that the flight would be delayed It annoyed me that my neighbor played their TV late at nigh nportant structure 1)She ate a piece of toast while standing by the sink(Para. 7) While +-ing: during the time that at the same time as He read the paper while waiting his turn 2)I'll brush my teeth when I,'m done( Para. 17) When you are done, turn out the lights 2.5Para.26 Main idea Feeling unhappy about arguing too much with her mother, Sandy missed her brother who could talk with her and share her problems.1-2 4 Ss point out the verbs describing actions and time markers linking the actions. (Sandy walked into the bathroom→ and turned on the shower→At first she woke up with the help of the cold water→Then, she thought…) (Para. 5) (After her shower, Sandy brushed her hair, put on her old, green T-shirt. Then she put on her makeup, grabbed her books and went to the kitchen) (Para. 6) 2.4 Para. 7-25 Important messages What does the dialogue between Sandy and her mother suggest about their communication, differences, even conflict? On one hand, Mother was unhappy with what Sandy did in the morning: she ate standing by; she didn’t brush her teeth before breakfast; she wore disgusting old T-shirt and she wore eyeliners. On the other hand, Sandy was bored with Mother’s bugging and muddled through their conversation. Both sides were a little annoyed. Important words and expressions T gives one or two examples followed by Ss’ practice with more examples 1) As usual, she didn’t know what to have for breakfast, … (Para. 7) as usual: in the habitual way; as has happened before As usual, he got up very early that morning. As usual, Sandy’s music made her father’s stomach feel uneasy. 2) It’s disgusting. (Para. 18) disgusting: bringing or causing a strong feeling of dislike of distaste There is a disgusting smell of rotting cabbage in the school canteen. His behavior is disgusting to all decent folk. 3) Sandy pretended not to notice that her mother was a little annoyed. (Para. 23) annoy: make rather angry; cause inconvenience She felt annoyed when her roommate refused to help. He was annoyed to learn that the flight would be delayed. It annoyed me that my neighbor played their TV late at night. Important structure 1) She ate a piece of toast while standing by the sink (Para. 7) While + -ing: during the time that; at the same time as He read the paper while waiting his turn. 2) I’ll brush my teeth when I’m done (Para.17). Be + done: at the point of completion When you are done, turn out the lights. 2.5 Para. 26 Main idea (Feeling unhappy about arguing too much with her mother, Sandy missed her brother who could talk with her and share her problems.)