1. Practice saying the tongue-twister.
NOTE: sheik can be pronounced:
/ʃeɪk/ or /ʃiːk/
The sixth Sikh sheik’s sixth sheep’s sick.
2. NEF SB 4 A (p 36) — do grammar exercise 2
3. NEF SB (p 94-95) — make a copy
4. NEF SB (p 94) — read 4A (a, b), 4B (a, b)
5. NEF SB (p 95) — do exercises 4A, 4B
6. Make a story about your daily routine using the following phrases:
normally / generally / usually
my daily routine starts at … when I wake up
wake up (at)
get up
get dressed
go outside
do some exercise
When I …, I ….
After I …, I …
Then I …..
finish
go home
have a shower
and I eat my lunch
go to work
at about (three o’clock)
start (teaching)
make myself some dinner
watch TV
make a cup of coffee
check Facebook
have a look at the news
spend about an hour (drinking coffee)
look at my computer
get to work
check my e-mails
talk to my colleagues
do what I need to do at work
I have lunch (at about two o’clock)
And then normally (at about four o’clock) I …
go to … to (teach)
I (teach) there until seven o’clock
wake my children up and get them dressed
sit down for breakfast (together)
leave the house (at eight)
walk to (school)
do some exercise
collect the children from school
go for an afternoon activity
go back to work.
Then I come back home
have dinner
read for a bit
watch television
go to bed (at about one o’clock)
