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Chapter 7: Appointments

Listening 1

Part 1

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Part 2

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Vocabulary

1:00

one o’clock

3:30

three thirty

6:15

six fifteen

12:45

twelve forty-five

10 am

ten am / ten in the morning

2 pm

two pm / two in the afternoon

12:00

noon / midnight

Pronunciation

Stress in Numbers

 

TEEN numbers

-TY numbers

13

thir-TEEN

30

THIR-ty

14

four-TEEN

40

FOR-ty

15

fif-TEEN

50

FIF-ty

16

six-TEEN

60

SIX-ty

17

se-ven-TEEN

70

SE-ven-ty

18

eight-TEEN

80

EIGHT-ty

19

nine-TEEN

90

NINE-ty

 

Days of the Week

 

Monday

muhn-dey

Tuesday

tooz-dey

Wednesday

wenz-dey

Thursday

thurz-dey

Friday

frahy-dey

Saturday

sat-er-dey

Sunday

suhn-dey

Listening 2

Note:

When is general. It can mean:

  • What time?
  • What day?
  • What part of the day?

When is the football game?
It’s on Saturday.

What time is specific.

What time is the football game?
It’s at 2 pm.

Listen to the conversation. Drag and drop the events in the calendar.

 

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Ear Training

Word

Pronunciation

Fast Speech

Sentence

Schedule

skej-oo-uhl

ske-djul

Let’s look at the schedule.

Appointment

uh–point-muhnt

uh-poin-men

What time is your appointment?

Evening

eev-ning

eev-nin

I’m busy this evening.

Morning

mawr-ning

morn

Good morning! Nice to see you!

Speaking

Ask and Answer

  1. What is a good time to wake up? (6:00 am, 8:30 am)
  2. What is a good time to go to sleep? (10:30 pm, 1:00 am)
  3. What is a good time to eat lunch? (12:00 noon, 3:00 pm)
  4. When do you usually exercise? (In the morning/afternoon/evening, on the weekend, on Mondays and Thursdays)
  5. When do you like reading? (In the morning/afternoon/evening, on the weekend)

Media Attributions

References

Arizona State University. (2024). EdPlus Voiceover Generator [Voiceover audio generator].

Artificial Intelligence Disclosure

  • The Arizona State University EdPlus Voiceover Generator was used to create some of the voiceover audio, where indicated. Adaptations include modification of speed and/or timing, and comping of output takes.