BBC LEARNING ENGLISH UNIT3,4,5

 hallo guys back again with me annisa wulandari this time I tried a few sessions about quiz questions on bbc so happy to be able to access this new quiz link so we can add knowledge here there are  3,4,5 unit  if you want to try you can try it at the following link

  BBC Learning English Unit 3. Quantifiers
Session 1  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-1
Session 2 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-2
Session 3  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-3
Session 4  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-4
Session 5 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-5

3. BBC Learning English Unit 4 Traveler’s tale (past tense)
Session 1  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-4/session-1
Session 2  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-4/session-2
Session 3 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-4/session-3
Session 4  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-4/session-4
Session 5  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-4/session-5

4. BBC Learning English Unit 5 Conditional
Session 1  https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-1
Session 2 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-2
Session 3 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-3
Session 4 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-4
Session 5 https://www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/intermediate/unit-5/session-5

okay here i will start discussing the material for sesion 1 in unit 3,namely

 

Ordinal numbers tell us the position of something in a group. They are used for:

1. Dates
It's the twelfth of November

2. The order of events
Her fiftieth birthday

3. Position in space
Our apartment's on the first floor
It's the third on the right

4. Order of quality
The first prize in the competition

Spelling and form

We usually form ordinal numbers by adding -th to cardinal numbers:
four - fourth
first, second and third are irregular forms
fifth, eighth, ninth, twelfth and numbers ending in -y have irregular spellings: twentieth

We say dates with the and of:
the eighth of April
April the eighth 

But we don't write them like that. We write them as:
8th April
April 8th
8 April

First, second and third have the irregular suffixes 1st, 2nd and 3rd

We usually use the definite article the with ordinal numbers:
on the third day
It was the first time I've ever been to France

But sometimes we use possessives:
my thirtieth birthday
Julia's second child

Ordinal numbers are also used as adjectives and adverbs without the or a possessive adjective.

unfortunately in this session i couldn't try the quis so will continue

- discussing the material for sesion 2 in unit 3,namely

 

Meaning and use: To talk about things which always happen if an action takes place.

Form: The if / when part is present simple. The result is also present simple.

If you work on the computer too long, your eyes start to hurt.
I get terrible headaches when I eat chocolate.
I feel upset when he doesn't answer my calls.
What comes out of a volcano when it erupts?

The two parts can come in any order:

Your eyes start hurting if you work on the computer too long.
When I eat chocolate, I get terrible headaches.

First conditional

Meaning and use: To talk about things which might happen if an action takes place.

Form: The if / when part is present simple. The result part is will + infinitive (without 'to').

If you drop that glass, it will break.
I'll go home when I finish work.
I won't wait for you, if you're late again.
Where will he live when he moves to the city? 

The two parts can come in any order:

That glass will break if you drop it.
When I finish work, I'll go home.

and this is vlue that i got in sesion 2


 

- discussing the material for sesion 3 in unit 3,namely

 

  • How to ask someone to do something

    1. It would be great if you could... + infinitive (without to)

    …clean your desk

    …do your work
    …try my idea

    2. I'd really appreciate it if... + you could/would + infinitive (without to)

    …you could keep your desk tidy
    …you would not eat at your desk
    …you could be quiet

    3. Would you mind... + verb+ing?

    …helping me
    …clearing up
    …answering the phone

    How to ask someone to stop doing something

    1. It would be great if you could stop... + verb+ing

    …eating at your desk
    …dropping food on the floor
    …talking so loudly

    2. I'd really appreciate it if you would stop... + verb+ing

    …smoking in the toilets
    …using Facebook at work 
    …answering your phone in meetings

Session Vocabulary

  • hot desking
    working at any available desk in the office

    a trial period
    an amount of time to try out an idea

    to lead by example
    to behave in a way that you would expect others to

    ground rules
    the basic rules that everyone needs to follow

    unstuck
    doesn't work/fails

     and this is vlue that i got in sesion3


    - discussing the material for sesion 4 in unit 3,namely

  • open-plan offices
    offices that have large rooms with few or no dividing walls to make smaller rooms

    collaborate
    work together

    downside
    disadvantage

    disruptive
    causing trouble so that others cannot continue what they are doing

    abused
    treated badly

    draw
    attraction that lots of people are interested in

    get away with
    escape punishment for

    for the time being
    now; at the moment

    gripes
    complaints

    personal hygiene
    keeping your body clean

    etiquette
    a set of rules that control behaviour in certain situations and by certain groups

    air your grievances
    tell people about your complaints

    inane
    stupid and boring

    irrelevant
    not important

    maintain
    keep

    dignity
    state of keeping your respect

    influence
    affect

    alternative
    other option

    and this is vlue that i got in sesion 4


     

    - discussing the material for sesion 5 in unit 3,namely

     

    • Assimilation of /t/ and /p/
      When a word ending in a /t/ sound is followed by a word beginning in a /p/ sound, sometimes, the two sounds come together - with the /t/ sound changing to /p/. Some examples of phrases where this might happen include:

      • A piece of white paper
      • A split personality
      • I hate pears

 and this is vlue that i got in sesion5


-discussing the material for sesion 1 in unit 4,namely

 

  • gonna – going to
    I’m gonna watch a DVD.

    wanna – want to
    Do you wanna watch too?

    whatcha – what are you
    Whatcha doing?

    dunno - don’t know
    I dunno.

    gotta – got to (or: got a)
    I’ve gotta go now.

    hafta – have to
    Do you hafta go already?

    gimme – give me
    Gimme a call tomorrow.

    lemme – let me
    Lemme know what you think.

    kinda – kind of
    She’s kinda nice.

unfortunately in this session i couldn't try the quis so will continue

 -discussing the material for sesion 2  in unit 4,namely

 

  • to break up
    to end a relationship

    to break down
    (of a car or vehicle) to stop working

    to break out
    (here) to escape from prison

    to break in
    to use force to enter a place

    to break off
    1) to separate something from something else

    2) to end a relationship

    3) to suddenly stop speaking

    to check in
    to arrive at a hotel and register your details; also to give your information at an airport before you fly

    to check out
    to pay the bill and leave a hotel

    to pick (someone) up
    to collect someone from a place

    to see (someone/something) off
    to go to a place that someone is leaving from to say goodbye

    to take off
    (of a plane) to leave the ground

    to touch down
    (of a plane) after flying, to touch the ground again

    to set off
    to begin a journey

    to get in
    (of a plane or train) to arrive

     and this is vlue that i got in sesion 2


    I think that's enough, guys, I explain the material because a lot, actually, if I explain it up to unit 5, from that I will upload a picture of my score in each quiz work, don't worry in every link before we answer the quiz, the material is already explained guys so we are easy to understand the spirit of yaw!







    selamat mencoba guys


     

 

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