《Lesson 122 Parenting》.pdfVIP

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 122: Parenting date: January 27, 2008 Show notes How can we all be better parents? We try to answer that question on this week’s show. Phrasal Verbs and Idioms to keep away To not allow someone near something eg: We should always keep young children away from the gas stove or the oven in the kitchen. to keep from To control oneself or refrain from doing something. Example: After getting a terrible hangover at last week’s party, I said that I would keep myself from drinking so much in the future. IDIOM: to be a sugar daddy Usually a richer older man who lavishes gifts and money on a younger lady in return for the privilege of having a relationship with her. Example: That girl was able to get through college because she had a sugar daddy. BONUS IDIOM: to keep an eye on someone To watch someone closely, so as to avoid accidents. Example: This area is dangerous, so be sure to keep an eye on your children. GRAMMAR BLUES Extending your sentences Addition words (example sentences):  I like spaghetti. Also , I like lasagna.  I come from Britain. Furthermore, Britain is the best country in the world  We have many environmental problems like global warming; equally important, toxic chemicals in the environment.  Moreover, poverty, and further, endangered species.  And still, theres hunger and starvation.  Besides, erosion and pesticides. Concession words (example sentences):  Granted, Ill give you that it is a violent place.  Naturally, its doing well. Compare and Contrast words: Notwithstanding, on the contrary, however, nevertheless, despite that, likewise. Email bag Reading to your children in English will help them develop linguistically. Read in both your mother tongue and the target language. Exposure is everything. Even trying an English only policy at home will have a positive impact on their outlook and proficiency level.