Interchange 2 Unit 6: Sure! I’ll Do It.

Complaint (n) = negative comment  şikayet

Complain (v)  şikayet etmek

Request (n) = desire  istek, talep

Request (v) = ask = want  istemek, talep etmek

Snapshot

Reasonable = logical = sensible  mantıklı

Unreasonable = illogical  mantıksız

Housework = chores  ev işleri

Criticize (v)  eleştirmek

Privacy (n)  mahremiyet, özel hayat

Conversation

Mess (n)  dağınıklık, karışıklık

Messy (adj) = disorganized  dağınık

Turn down (v)  sesini azaltmakTurn up  sesini açmak
Turn on  açmak (elektronik bir şey)Turn off  kapatmak (elektronik bir şey)

Put away = remove  kaldırmak, bir kenara koymak

Nervous (adj) = stressed  gergin

a pile of dishes  bir yığın bulaşık

Grammar

Phrasal verbs = two part verbs

turn down the TV  Televizyonun sesini kısın

Turn up  Televizyonun sesini aç

Turn off the TV (electronic things)  TV kapat

Word Power

Housework = chores

grocery shopping  market alışverişi

groceries = general products from the market

Listening

Survey  anket

Result = outcome  sonuç

Specific = special  kişiye, duruma veya olaya özel

do laundry  çamaşır yıkamak

Grammar – Requests

Modals  can, could, may, will, need to, would….

RULE ABOUT MODALS: You can’t use a modal without a verb. (Except short answer questions)

Example: I can swim.

Example: A: Can you swim?  B: Yes, I can.

Requesting with Modals

Modal + Subject + Verb 1

Can you keep your cat inside, please?

Could you turn the music down, please?

Would you please park your car in your space?

More polite Would you mind… + gerund (V+ing)

Would you mind  Sakıncası yoksa

Would you mind keeping your cat inside?

Appropriate = suitable  uygun, yerinde

Speaking

give an excuse  bir bahane sunmak

admit a mistake  bir hatayı kabul etmek

make an offer  bir teklif vermek / sunmak

make a promise  bir söz vermek

Reading

Madness (n) = craziness  delilik, çılgınlık

Satisfactory (adj) = pleasing  tatmin edici

Two-thirds = 2/3  üçte ikisi

Around = about  yaklaşık (sayı için)

Guest  misafir

Complain (v)  şikayet etmek

Complaint (n)  şikayet

Almost  nerdeyse, adeta

Weird (adj) = odd = strange  tuhaf, garip

Lend  ödünç vermek

Suit  takım elbise

Interview  görüşme, mulakat (resmi görüşmesi)

Staff = personnel  kadro, personel

Give a hand = help = assist  yardım etmek, el atmak

Cereal  Mısır gevreği

Strawberry  çilek

Coast = seaside = beach  sahil, deniz kenarı (haritada kullanıır)

Oversleep  fazla uyumak, uykuya kalmak

Dish = food  yemek

Buffet  büfe

Gain = get = benefit  kazanmak, elde etmek

gain weight  kilo almak

snoring  horlamak

patient (adj)  sabırlı

be patient  sabırlı ol

Portuguese  Portekizce

Grammar: Unit 21 – Will/shall 1, Unit 37 – Can/could/would you…?
Vocabulary: Unit 36 – Talking about your work, Unit 65 – Apologies, excuses and thanks

Writing Topics:

  1. Some people believe children should do chores to learn responsibility. Do you agree or disagree?
  2. Is it better to live with roommates or alone? Discuss both views.

Speaking Prompts:

  1. What household task do you dislike the most?
  2. How do you usually handle requests or complaints?
  3. Do you think people today are more helpful than in the past?

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