Scuba Diving Diving mask
Diving suit
Swim fins
Snorkel
Air tanks What is he doing? A Free diving (In free-diving the diver holds his/her breath under the water) B Snorkeling C Scuba diving Language Point: Guessing Vocabulary The scuba diver can stay underwater for a relatively long time due to the underwater breathingapparatus that he/she carries. noun? verb? Is “ apparatus ” a(n) adjective? adverb? Language Point: Guessing Vocabulary
The scuba diver can stay underwater for a relatively long time due to the underwater breathing apparatus that he/she carries.
If something is an “apparatus”, it is ______. Language Point: Guessing Vocabulary Underwater breathing equipment enables the scuba diver to stay under the water for a long time. noun ? verb ? Is “enable” a(n) adjective ? adverb ? Language Point: Guessing Vocabulary Underwater breathing equipment enables the scuba diver to stay under the water for a long time.
When one thing “enables” another thing, it ______. a diving mask equipped swim fins a snorkel
Snorkeling is the practice of swimming at the surface of a body of water while ______with ______, a shaped tube called ______, and usually ______. In cooler waters, a wetsuit may also be worn. Combining these toolsallows the snorkeler to observe underwater attractions for extended periods of time with relatively little effort. Scuba is an acronym for self- contained underwater breathing apparatus.
Do you know any other acronyms? We use the Past Simple: • to say when an event happened • to refer to a particular point in the past
Example I studied marine biology at The University of London. We use the Past Simple: • to say when an event happened • to refer to a particular point in the past
We use the Present Perfect: • to connect past and present • to say how long a situation has been in progress • for situations that started in the past and still continue • to talk about events with present relevance Example I have been a marine biologist for twenty years. We use the Past Simple: • to say when an event happened • to refer to a particular point in the past We use the Present Perfect: • to connect past and present • to say how long a situation has been in progress • for situations that started in the past and still continue • to talk about events with present relevance Example Have you ever scuba dived? Yes, I scuba divedin Spain last summer. Example Have you ever scuba dived? Yes, I scuba dived in Spain last summer. Have you ever ………………… ? Yes, I ………………...
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