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B2 Module B.1 Lesson I - Annotated

This lesson discusses causative verbs and hairstyles. It provides examples of causative verbs like get, make, have, help, and let. Good bosses are said to let employees take time off, have them get training, and help them deal with customers. Good parents make their children do chores but also get their kids to play with others. The lesson also discusses different hairstyles from the past 100 years like layered hair, highlights, and bangs as well as haircuts, hairdos, and hair types.

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B2 Module B.1 Lesson I - Annotated

This lesson discusses causative verbs and hairstyles. It provides examples of causative verbs like get, make, have, help, and let. Good bosses are said to let employees take time off, have them get training, and help them deal with customers. Good parents make their children do chores but also get their kids to play with others. The lesson also discusses different hairstyles from the past 100 years like layered hair, highlights, and bangs as well as haircuts, hairdos, and hair types.

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Level IV - Module B

Lesson I
IN TODAY'S LESSON

Causative verbs
Hairstyles
VIDEO RECALL
HEAR SOMETHING: without intention, not on purpose (I can hear a noise outside - Can you hear me?)

LISTEN TO SOMETHING: with intention, paying attention (I listen to music - Listen to me, please)

Talia has got longer, straight hair. She's also got bangs.
Talia gave Nick a pair of glasses, a wig and an earphone.
DISGUISE = COSTUME (Halloween) (pretend to be someone else)
JUMBLED DIALOGUE
5

3
DIALOGUE

possession
LINKING VOWELS SMOOTHLY
with /w/ or /y/

I'm not trying to get you to take me out on a date.


y

y
I almost forgot.

w
Let's go inside.
CAUSATIVE VERBS
How we cause other people to do something

I'm not trying to get you to take me out on a date.

I'm trying to help save your career.

Are you really going to make me put these on?


CAUSATIVE VERBS OVERVIEW
GET (convince)

I'm not trying to get you to take me out on a date.

MAKE (force)
NEGATIVE CONNOTATION

Are you really going to make me put these on?


bosses, parents (power relationship)
DISCUSSION
What makes a good boss/parent/friend?
(recreating a
FRIENDSHIP THROUGH THE YEARS picture)

In any good relationship, people listen to each other.

authority / power relation


authority / power relation

SUBJECT + causative verb + OBJECT + TO + verb (inf

A good friend picks you up if you fall down.


A good friend also cheers you up if you're sad.

A good parent plays with their children.


Good friends share their lives with each other.
They stay together through everything.
A good parent sets the example for their children.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReMq3KX8F94
DISCUSSION
LET / HELP / MAKE / HAVE

make children feel happy help you overcome difficult moments


help children overcome fears help employees achieve goals
have their employees talk about
their opinions on the company
policies
CAUSATIVE VERBS I
LET
Good bosses let their employees take time off.
(They allow them, or give them permission).

HAVE (job tasks) NO NEGATIVE


CONNOTATION

Good bosses have their employees get job training.


(They pay them to do it, or give them authorization).
CAUSATIVE VERBS II
HELP MAKE
SUBJECT + causative verb + OBJECT + verb (infinitive)

(NEGATIVE
causative CONNOTATION)
SUBJECT verb OBJECT
Good bosses help their employees Good parents make their (power
verb (infinitive) relationship)
deal with customers. children do chores.
(housework)
(They aid them, or give them assistance). (They force them, and make it an obligation).

GET
SUBJECT + causative verb + OBJECT + TO + verb (infinitive)

Good parents get their kids to play with other kids.


(They convince them, or persuade them).
HAIRSTYLES H ai r s t yl e s
o f Ex t re m e
100 Years
maroon (bordó)

layered hair (rebajado) highlights (reflejos)


grey hair (canas)
feathered hair I got bangs (flequillo)

When was the last time you got a haircut?


Have you ever cut your own hair?
Have you ever had a drastic hair makeover?
(colored)
Have you ever dyed your hair?
How does our hairstyle change the way we feel
about ourselves? get in a bad mood (mal humor)
go bananas

teach - taught https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GhuzyTBxfI


HAIRSTYLES
HAIRCUTS HAIRDOS

a bald head a crew cut (military crews)


a ponytail a braid cornrows
HAIR TYPES

afro hair kinky hair straight hair curly hair wavy hair

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