Lesson 1 Manage Yourself!
Listen & Speak 1
____ look worried, Sam. What’s the matter?
I don’t ____ my alarm in the morning these days.
Why ____ you set the alarm on your clock and on your smartphone?
____ a good idea.
____, what should I do?
____ the matter, Julie?
I spend ____ too fast.
Well, I ____ make a plan before I buy things.
Maybe I ____ do the same.
Listen & Speak 2
Jason, are you okay? You don’t look good ____.
I ____ a cold.
That’s too bad. I think you ____ see a doctor.
____ right. Thank you.
You ____ worried. What’s going on?
I’m worried about ____ history quiz.
What ____ I do?
I think ____ should read your textbook again.
____ a good idea.
I’m so tired. I don’t ____ well these days.
I think you ____ drink a glass of warm milk before you sleep. It will help.
Okay, I ____ try.
Conversation
This is a ____ of book.
I write my daily, weekly, and ____ plans here.
I also write important dates like my friends’ birthdays and homework due ____ here.
____ night, I check this for the next day.
Do you want to remember ____ easily?
Then I think you ____ use this.
What’s the matter, ____?
I ____ bring my uniform.
I forgot I ____ soccer practice today.
My second year in middle school is busier than my ____ year, and I often forget things.
I think you should ____ a planner. Here’s mine.
Oh, ____ I see it?
Sure. I write my class schedule and appointments in my ____.
That’s great. Maybe I should ____ one.
Wrap Up
What's the matter, Sam? Are ____ sick?
Ms. Green, I ____ I have a cold.
Did you go to the school ____?
Yes, she said I need to go to the ____.
Can I leave ____ now?
____, Sam. I'll call your mom and tell her about it.
I’m so ____.
____? Is it because of the dance contest?
Yes. I practiced for many days, but I’m still ____.
What ____ I do?
I think you should ____ in front of your family.
It ____ be very helpful.
That’s a good idea. ____ you.
I want to spend money wisely. ____ should I do?