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One wet, London afternoon, several classes of young teenage boys were herded into the main assembly hall. As a treat, or punishment, we were about to see the 1968 version of ‘Romeo and Juliet’.
My peers did not share my enthusiasm; Shakespeare, and a love story to boot.
However, as soon as the 15-year-old Olivia Hussey, as Juliet, appeared on the balcony, the teenage boys responded as teenage boys respond.
I, naturally, fell totally in love with ‘Juliet’.
Olivia continued working in film and TV, as well as doing voice-over work on some ‘Star Wars’ video games, up to 2015.
Sadly, Olivia passed away on 27th December 2024.
17th April 1951 – 27 December 2024
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Top Cats are able to form basic sentences such as:
I can run however I can’t fly
Warm Up: What can he or she do ?
What can you do ? What can’t you do ?
Ask your partner what he or she can do
Here, my wonderful TA will ask me, then tell the class, in order to model how to answer
Thay Paul, what can you do ?
“I can play guitar however I can’t play piano.”
Tell the class:
He can play guitar however he can’t play piano.
New vocabulary: the five senses
s — // h – – – // s – – – – // t a – – – // t o – – –
Next, use the new vocabulary in sentences.
What can he or she do and what can’t they do ?
Example:
She can see a butterfly however she can’t hear a butterfly.
She can touch a butterfly however she can’t smell a butterfly.
She can __________ a pizza however she can’t __________ a pizza.
He can ________ a guitar _______________________ .
She can ______________________________ .
The dog can __________________________________ .
Tell me more …
He is a dog.
He is a big, hungry dog.
He is a very hungry dog.
He is not (isn’t) a cat.
Adjective word bank
young / old / beautiful / happy / unhappy / clever / excited
She is a …
She is a doctor. She isn’t a teacher.
He is a …
He is a pilot. He isn’t a doctor.
She is a …
She is a student. She isn’t a pilot.
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Thay Paul's Notes 