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Definition: A cat is a household animal (pet) that catches mice and rats and makes meowing sounds [*teacher imitates meowing]

1. What do cats eat?

2. Do cats eat carrots?

3. Where do cats live? Is it in our home?

4. [Show a picture of Tom (in Tom&Jerry)] Is this a cat?

5. What do cats sound like?

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HAPPY : when you have a good feeling.

Show a picture with a smiling person.

Is he/she happy?

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Group 1: Pet: an animal, a bird, etc. that you have at home for pleasure, rather than one that is kept for work or food

Is a dog a pet?

Are pets animals?

Does the pet live in the forest?

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1. long, tall, high, lengthy

2. doctors can address obesity for health purposes; otherwise, avoid using "obese", especially body shaming.

3. costly, pricey, extravagant.

4. Happy is an adjective, formed from "hap"+"py"

5. take a seat, take a bite, take a chance, take a shot, take a break, take a bow, etc.

6. Stem of "knowledge": know. Other forms: knowing, knew, known, knowingly, knowable, unknown.

7. Think:

Written: T-H-I-N-K

Stems: thinking, thought, thinkable, unthinkable, etc.

Meaning: to spend time pondering about sth

Part of speech: verb, sometimes noun function

forms: thinker, thinkable, unthinkable

High frequency, formal & informal

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1.       Tall, long

2.

3.       Luxury, costly, pricey.

4.       + Part of speech with “happy” : we use this word as adjective

+ Word formation: We have the noun “ happiness”

Or add prefix “un” to make an antonyms of happy: unhappy

5.       Take a shower/bath, take medicine, take notes, take a chance, …

6.       We have : “knowing” , “know”, “ acknowledge”, “knowing”

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Form:

Written form: H-A-P-P-Y

Word Stems: happy

Meaning:

Actual meaning: the emotion of pleasure

Referents: feeling, emotion, etc.

Association: pleasure, joyous, joyful, cheerful, delightful, etc.

Use:

Part of speech: adjective

Collocation: happy hour, very happy, happy ending, etc.

Word Formations: happier, happiness, happily, happiest, unhappy, etc.

Constraints on use: high frequency, both informal and formal contexts

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1. long, tall,lengthy.

2. thin, slim.

3. costly, premium, luxurious.

4. -

Parts of speech: "Happy" can function as an adjective.

Word formation: "Happy" is derived from the noun "happiness." The suffix "-ness" is added to "happy" to form the noun.

5. Take a break, Take a chance, Take a seat, Take notes, Take a walk, Take a look, Take a shower, Take medicine.

6. The word stem of "knowledge" is "know." Other words derived from the same stem include "knowing," "known," and "knowable."

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1.What are the antonyms of “short”?

2.What is the constraint on use of “obese”?

3.What are the synonyms of “expensive”?

4.What are the parts of speech and word formation of “happy”?

5.What are the collocations of “take”?

6.What are the word stems of “knowledge”?

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Choose a word and find its form, meaning and use

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Choose a word and find its form, meaning and use