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    This document discusses chores and obligations at home. It contains a list of common chores like making the bed, walking the dog, doing dishes, and taking out the trash. It also discusses how often certain chores are done, using adverbs like always, usually, sometimes, and never. Finally, it provides a sample text where a student describes how they help at home, saying they always make their bed and usually clean their room, and sometimes water plants.

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    Unit 4 - 1 - 135513579

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    This document discusses chores and obligations at home. It contains a list of common chores like making the bed, walking the dog, doing dishes, and taking out the trash. It also discusses how often certain chores are done, using adverbs like always, usually, sometimes, and never. Finally, it provides a sample text where a student describes how they help at home, saying they always make their bed and usually clean their room, and sometimes water plants.

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    This document discusses chores and obligations at home. It contains a list of common chores like making the bed, walking the dog, doing dishes, and taking out the trash. It also discusses how often certain chores are done, using adverbs like always, usually, sometimes, and never. Finally, it provides a sample text where a student describes how they help at home, saying they always make their bed and usually clean their room, and sometimes water plants.

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    Unit 4 - 1 - 135513579

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    Gabriel Diaz
    This document discusses chores and obligations at home. It contains a list of common chores like making the bed, walking the dog, doing dishes, and taking out the trash. It also discusses how often certain chores are done, using adverbs like always, usually, sometimes, and never. Finally, it provides a sample text where a student describes how they help at home, saying they always make their bed and usually clean their room, and sometimes water plants.

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    UNIT 4: How much do

    you help at home?

    TERM II
    LISTEN TO THE RAISE YOUR HAND TO
    TEACHER PARTICIPE

    RESPECT TO MY FRIENDS
    Today is __________
    VOCABULARY
    CHORES AND OBLIGATIONS

    make my walk the practice the take out the


    bed dog piano trash

    do the clean my study for a feed the fish


    dishes room test
    CHORES AND OBLIGATIONS

    eat breakfast brush my teeth leave for school set the table

    hang out the take care of my


    sweep little brother. iron clothes
    washing
    ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
    100%
    ALWAYS

    USUALLY

    SOMETIMES

    NEVER

    0%
    GRAMMAR
    I He/She

    always/usually/sometimes/never

    always/usually/sometimes/never

    make my bed. makes my bed.

    I He/She

    have to has
    to

    do the dishes. does the dishes.


    PRODUCTS
    INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT
    FINAL PRODUCT
    Good morning dear teacher and friends.
    Today I want to tell you how much I help at home.
    In the morning, I always make my bed and I usually clean
    my room.
    In the afternoon, I sometimes water the plants. I have to do
    my homework and walk the dog, but I don't have to do the
    dishes.
    I think I do a good job!

    Thanks for your attention.


    RUBRIC OF
    EVALUATION

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