Portland Community College | Portland, Oregon

Welcome to Week 4!  We talked about the Unit 2 Test today.  We practiced a lot of grammar and vocabulary, but many students were absent today, so they didn’t get to practice!  

Remember, it’s important to attend class every day so you keep learning English.  If you can’t come to class, send Davida a message.

I will return your Unit 2 Tests on Wednesday.

Only one student sent me an email about how they practiced English outside of class!  Practice using your PCC email account and send me an email.  A late email is OK.  

Unit 2 – Interview with Davida #1 – Wednesday, July 17 – Be ready to talk about any of these questions! Each student will meet with Davida for about 5 minutes. You can bring this paper with you. You can’t use your phone.

Do you eat breakfast every day?

Do you work full time?

Do you take public transportation to school?

Do you use a computer every day?

Do you cook for your family?

Do you have classes every day?

Do you go to bed before midnight?

How often do you go dancing?

How often do you eat out?

How often do you order a pizza?

How often do you do the laundry?

How often do you eat at a fast-food restaurant?

How often do you exercise?

How often do you go to a party?

How often do you text your friends?

How often do you check your email?
How often do you go to the beach?

How often do you watch TV?

When do you get a haircut?

When do you study English?

When do you check your phone?

Do you always do your homework?

Do you usually go to bed early?

Are you often homesick?

Do you sometimes think about the future?

Are you frequently late for class?

Does the average person in your home country speak more than one language?

Does the average person in your home country live in an apartment?

Does the average person in your home country drink coffee in the morning?

Does the average person in your home country have many children?

What does the average person in your home country eat for dinner?

What does the average person in your home country do for fun?

Do you think you are an average person from your home country?  Why or why not?

Ask Davida a new question about one of the topics from Unit 2:

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You can get more English practice with free tutoring on Zoom.  You need to use your PCC username and password.

ESOL tutoring is available online Summer 2024 via eTutoring 7 days a week on Zoom and is available Week 1. Students can complete assignments, practice their skills, and ask questions. Most ESOL tutors are PCC ESOL instructors and they can help up to three students at once. Students can come individually or with a classmate or two on a drop-in basis. Students can log in to eTutoring using their PCC login.

View the eTutoring Schedule here any time and scroll down to “English for Speakers of Other Languages.”