Hello, Class! This is Towako from MEL School.
How are you doing?
This week, we completed ELST Reading B2.1 with the final article, “Don't Even Think About It!” We watched the original Pepsi commercial and discussed what made it funny, especially the young boy's confidence when refusing a famous superstar!
In Bridge Work, we continued practicing present and past participles, focusing on how they add information to nouns and help us express ideas more efficiently.
It was also great to hear that you enjoy learning about interesting topics through English. That's exactly what we aim for at Advanced level: using English to explore the world, rather than simply studying English itself.
See you next in two days!
Towako
<Lesson Review>
ELST Reading B2.1 #10 — Don't Even Think About It!
We completed the final reading of B2.1 and watched the original Pepsi commercial.
The commercial was a great example of how humor can communicate a message without a long explanation. The boy's unexpected reaction and calm confidence made the advertisement memorable.
We discussed:
Did you find the video funny? Why or why not?
Understanding humor in another language requires more than knowing vocabulary. We need to understand the situation, the characters' intentions, and what makes their reactions unexpected.
With B2.1 completed, we are now just six readings away from finishing the ELST Reading materials!
Bridge Work -3
Chapter 34 Unit 2: She is the girl I've been talking about.
(p. 139) Grammar and Communication — Present and Past Participles
In Exercise-1, we combined sentences and rearranged words to create grammatically correct sentences.
The important point is not simply to memorize the patterns. First, understand the relationship between the ideas, and then choose the structure that expresses that relationship clearly.
Understand the meaning → Connect the ideas → Reproduce the sentence
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