1. Speaking

You said: actions

Another way to say it: gestures

Do your friends make you laugh, or are you the one who makes your friends laugh?

2. Vocabulary

diffuser

gestures

clown

3. Pronunciation

comb = /kowm/

4. Grammar

"Has" is used when talking about a singular object or person. “Has" is used with singular third-person pronouns, such as "he," "she," and "it."

“Have" is used when talking about multiple objects or people. "Have" is used with first-person plural pronouns "we," and third-person plural pronouns "they."

Homework:

Rewrite the following sentences using the correct form of "has" or "have":

a) We bought a new car. We _____ a new car.

b) They made a cake. They _____ a cake.

c) She found a lost dog. She _____ a lost dog.

Fill in the blanks with "has" or "have":

a) He _____ a skateboard.

b) They _____ a big family.

c) We _____ a new house.

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:

a) She _____ a red bicycle. (has/have)

b) We _____ a lot of fun at the beach. (has/have)

c) They _____ a dog named Max. (has/have)

Overall Feedback:

Continue conversing in English every chance you get, Jaehee.