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What do you think about immigration

The document discusses the concepts of demonstrative pronouns and adjectives, explaining their usage in sentences and providing examples. It also includes exercises for practicing these concepts and offers speaking practice topics related to possessions, travel, food, memories, and opinions. Additionally, it provides advice on various topics, such as health and relationships, and encourages readers to reflect on immigration goals and give advice to friends considering moving to another country.

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What do you think about immigration

The document discusses the concepts of demonstrative pronouns and adjectives, explaining their usage in sentences and providing examples. It also includes exercises for practicing these concepts and offers speaking practice topics related to possessions, travel, food, memories, and opinions. Additionally, it provides advice on various topics, such as health and relationships, and encourages readers to reflect on immigration goals and give advice to friends considering moving to another country.

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WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT

IMMIGRATION?
ARE READY TO LEAVE YOUR COUNTRY ?
TO WORK, TO STUDY
TO PERUSE A DREAM
R E AD T H I S T E XT ANSW E R T H I S QUE ST I ON
W H AT DO YOU UNDE R STAND ?
GRAMMAR

1. Definitions:
• "This" refers to something that is near in time, space, or context.
• "That" refers to something that is farther in time, space, or context.
• …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Usage in Sentences:
A. Demonstrative Pronouns
Used to replace a noun:
• "This": Refers to something close.
• Example: This is my favorite book.
• "That": Refers to something farther away.
• Example: That looks like a good deal.
B. Demonstrative Adjectives
Used to describe a noun:
• "This": Points to a singular noun nearby.
• Example: I like this shirt.
• "That": Points to a singular noun farther away.
• Example: That building is huge.
Be careful ; we don’t use a / an before a noun when we have this and that.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
C. Plural Forms
For plural nouns, use "these" (near) and "those" (far):
• Example: These apples are fresh. (nearby)
• Example: Those apples are rotten. (farther away)
3.Time Context:
• "This" is often used for present or near time.
• Example: This week has been busy.
• ……………………………………………………..
• "That" refers to the past or something less immediate.
• Example: That was a memorable day.
4. Figurative Use:
Both can also refer to abstract concepts or ideas:
• Example (using "this"): This is what I was talking about.
• Example (using "that"): I didn’t expect that to happen.
Examples
This
1. This is my favorite coffee mug.
2. I can’t believe this is happening.
These
1. These flowers smell amazing.
2. Can you hand me these papers?
That
1. That movie was fantastic!
2. Do you remember that song we used to love?
Those
1. Those mountains in the distance are breathtaking.
2. I wish I could visit those places again.
Real-Life Context Examples

Near vs. Far Comparison (Physical Distance):


• This phone (near me) is brand new, but that one (farther away) is outdated.
• These cookies on the table are delicious, but those cookies in the jar are stale.
Time Reference:
• This morning was sunny, but that afternoon rain surprised me.
• These days feel hectic, unlike those calm days we had last year.
Abstract/Conceptual:
• This idea is interesting, but that proposal is more practical.
• These emotions are overwhelming, unlike those we felt before.
Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks
Complete the sentences using this, these, that, or those:
1. Look at ______ clouds in the distance! They’re beautiful.
2. ______ is my favorite sweater; I wear it all the time.
3. Can you pass me ______ books on the shelf next to you?
4. I can’t believe ______ happened yesterday.
5. ______ shoes near the door are mine, but the others aren’t.
6. Do you remember ______ summer we spent at the beach?
7. ______ cookies smell delicious; did you bake them?
8. I’ll never forget ______ kind words you said to me.
Rewrite the Sentences
Replace the underlined words with the correct demonstrative pronoun or adjective:
1. The book on the table is mine.
→ ______ is mine.
2. I want those apples in the basket.
→ I want ______.
3. The house we saw yesterday was beautiful.
→ ______ was beautiful.
4. The shoes in the closet don’t fit anymore.
→ ______ don’t fit anymore.
5. The flowers in this vase are a gift.
→ ______ are a gift.
SPEAKING PRACTICE
1.Topic: Favorite Possessions
• What is this item you carry with you every day?
• Why are these things important to you?
• Can you describe that gift you received last year?
• Do you still have those childhood toys?
Topic:Travel and Places
• What do you think of this city?
• Are these tourist attractions worth visiting?
• Have you ever been to that country?
• Do you remember those places you visited as a child?
3.Topic: Food and Cooking
• How do you prepare this dish?
• Are these ingredients fresh?
• Have you tried that new restaurant downtown?
• What do you think about those exotic dishes?
4.Topic: Memories and Experiences
• Can you share a story about this moment in your life?
• Why do you think these events were so meaningful?
• Do you remember that summer we spent together?
• Were those experiences worth it in the end?
5.Topic: Opinions and Choices
• What do you think about this idea?
• Are these options suitable for everyone?
• Would you recommend that book to a friend?
• Do you agree with those decisions made by the government?
VOC ABULARY
2. Descriptive Adjectives 1. Everyday
• Vibrant Objects
• Cozy •Backpack
• Shiny •Notebook
• Fragile •Keychain
• Spacious •Headphones
• Noisy •Wallet
• Stubborn •Mug
• Elegant •Umbrella
• Fuzzy •Charger
• Reliable •Candle
•Blanket
NOW GIVE SOME ADVICE

Examples of Giving Advice with "Can"


1. General Advice:
1. You can try exercising regularly to stay healthy.
2. You can visit a museum if you’re bored this weekend.
2. Study or Work Advice:
1. You can ask your teacher for extra help if you don’t understand.
2. You can take short breaks to improve your concentration.
3. Health Advice:
1. You can drink more water to stay hydrated.
2. You can see a doctor if the pain continues.
4. Travel Advice:
1. You can book your tickets online to save time.
2. You can explore the local markets for unique souvenirs.
5. Relationship Advice:
1. You can apologize if you think you were wrong.
2. You can spend more time together to strengthen your bond.
Now imagine you want to immigrate .
Where do you go
What do you take?
Who do you want to take?
Talk about immigrations goals .

Now give some advice to your


Friend who wants to move to another
country.

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