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What can you find at the bottom of the worksheet mentioned?
What can you find at the bottom of the worksheet mentioned?
- Tips on grammar usage
- A list of vocabulary words
- Links to additional resources
- A challenge question from Vanessa (correct)
What is the primary activity encouraged for viewers after the lesson?
What is the primary activity encouraged for viewers after the lesson?
- Downloading the PDF worksheet
- Watching another video (correct)
- Practicing with new vocabulary
- Commenting on their morning routines
What specific feedback is requested from the viewers?
What specific feedback is requested from the viewers?
- Their favorite vocabulary words
- The best time of the day to study
- Differences in morning routines (correct)
- Suggestions for future videos
What type of content is the next video about?
What type of content is the next video about?
What does the speaker express excitement about at the end of the lesson?
What does the speaker express excitement about at the end of the lesson?
What does making an appointment mainly entail?
What does making an appointment mainly entail?
How often do people in the US typically visit the dentist for a routine appointment?
How often do people in the US typically visit the dentist for a routine appointment?
What is the purpose of getting teeth cleaned during a routine appointment?
What is the purpose of getting teeth cleaned during a routine appointment?
What might a dentist ask when you make an appointment?
What might a dentist ask when you make an appointment?
What expression can be used when referring to a regular dental visit?
What expression can be used when referring to a regular dental visit?
If someone is visiting the dentist because they have a toothache, what might they need assistance with?
If someone is visiting the dentist because they have a toothache, what might they need assistance with?
What is commonly included in the conversation when visiting a dentist?
What is commonly included in the conversation when visiting a dentist?
What word is important to understand in the context of dental health during a visit?
What word is important to understand in the context of dental health during a visit?
What is the role of the dental hygienist during a dental appointment?
What is the role of the dental hygienist during a dental appointment?
Why is it recommended to brush teeth twice a day?
Why is it recommended to brush teeth twice a day?
What does the term 'oral hygiene' refer to?
What does the term 'oral hygiene' refer to?
What can cause a toothache?
What can cause a toothache?
When might a patient experience tooth sensitivity?
When might a patient experience tooth sensitivity?
What process is often utilized by dentists to view deeper dental issues?
What process is often utilized by dentists to view deeper dental issues?
What is the purpose of fluoride treatment at the dentist's office?
What is the purpose of fluoride treatment at the dentist's office?
What happens during the flossing procedure at the dentist?
What happens during the flossing procedure at the dentist?
How is a cavity typically formed?
How is a cavity typically formed?
What is the typical recommendation for dental visits in terms of frequency?
What is the typical recommendation for dental visits in terms of frequency?
What type of pain is indicative of a possible dental problem?
What type of pain is indicative of a possible dental problem?
What phrase will likely be said to a patient during a dental appointment when they sit in the chair?
What phrase will likely be said to a patient during a dental appointment when they sit in the chair?
What common dental problem may require prompt attention if experienced?
What common dental problem may require prompt attention if experienced?
What can be a result of not brushing your teeth adequately?
What can be a result of not brushing your teeth adequately?
At what age do many kids in the US typically get braces?
At what age do many kids in the US typically get braces?
What is one benefit of wearing braces mentioned in the content?
What is one benefit of wearing braces mentioned in the content?
What is a common issue that arises from having braces?
What is a common issue that arises from having braces?
How does the speaker feel about the experience of having braces?
How does the speaker feel about the experience of having braces?
What cultural aspect does the speaker mention regarding braces?
What cultural aspect does the speaker mention regarding braces?
What does the speaker hope will change about braces in the future?
What does the speaker hope will change about braces in the future?
What tool does the speaker suggest for enhancing learning about dental expressions?
What tool does the speaker suggest for enhancing learning about dental expressions?
What term is used to describe the act of repeating sentences to improve language skills?
What term is used to describe the act of repeating sentences to improve language skills?
What phrase indicates occasional actions in contrast to regular ones?
What phrase indicates occasional actions in contrast to regular ones?
What is conveyed by the term 'early riser'?
What is conveyed by the term 'early riser'?
What common occurrence is described by the phrase 'hit snooze'?
What common occurrence is described by the phrase 'hit snooze'?
What is one of the benefits of waking up early, as stated?
What is one of the benefits of waking up early, as stated?
How does the speaker feel when they oversleep?
How does the speaker feel when they oversleep?
What does the speaker say they do with their glasses in the morning?
What does the speaker say they do with their glasses in the morning?
What is the primary purpose of a dental filling?
What is the primary purpose of a dental filling?
Why might someone need a dental crown?
Why might someone need a dental crown?
What dental procedure involves the removal of the entire tooth due to severe decay?
What dental procedure involves the removal of the entire tooth due to severe decay?
What is the purpose of removing wisdom teeth in many patients?
What is the purpose of removing wisdom teeth in many patients?
What type of anesthesia is commonly used for cavity fillings in the US?
What type of anesthesia is commonly used for cavity fillings in the US?
Which condition refers to the build-up of hardened plaque on teeth?
Which condition refers to the build-up of hardened plaque on teeth?
What does gingivitis refer to?
What does gingivitis refer to?
Which common dental issue can result in the dentist scraping teeth at checkups?
Which common dental issue can result in the dentist scraping teeth at checkups?
What is a common method to improve the color of teeth?
What is a common method to improve the color of teeth?
What might cause teeth to need extraction apart from decay?
What might cause teeth to need extraction apart from decay?
What role does a dental hygienist play in oral health?
What role does a dental hygienist play in oral health?
What can the presence of tartar indicate during a dental checkup?
What can the presence of tartar indicate during a dental checkup?
Which procedure is typically not associated with dental fillings?
Which procedure is typically not associated with dental fillings?
What is the most likely outcome if plaque is not regularly removed?
What is the most likely outcome if plaque is not regularly removed?
What does the phrase 'hop in the shower' imply in the context of the morning routine?
What does the phrase 'hop in the shower' imply in the context of the morning routine?
Which of the following actions is described as 'whipping up' in the morning?
Which of the following actions is described as 'whipping up' in the morning?
What is meant by 'seeing someone off'?
What is meant by 'seeing someone off'?
What does 'tidy up' refer to in the context of the morning routine?
What does 'tidy up' refer to in the context of the morning routine?
What is the significance of the phrase 'first thing' when discussing tasks?
What is the significance of the phrase 'first thing' when discussing tasks?
How is the phrase 'to help them get ready' typically used?
How is the phrase 'to help them get ready' typically used?
What does 'scarf down breakfast' imply?
What does 'scarf down breakfast' imply?
What does 'check in on my students' mean in the context provided?
What does 'check in on my students' mean in the context provided?
Which phrase indicates planning in a more engaging way?
Which phrase indicates planning in a more engaging way?
What does the expression 'pull the blankets up' refer to?
What does the expression 'pull the blankets up' refer to?
What is a common meaning of the phrase 'wake up on the wrong side of the bed'?
What is a common meaning of the phrase 'wake up on the wrong side of the bed'?
In the context of the morning routine, what does 'plan out' convey?
In the context of the morning routine, what does 'plan out' convey?
How is the phrase 'roll out of bed' best interpreted?
How is the phrase 'roll out of bed' best interpreted?
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Study Notes
Dental Vocabulary
- "To make an appointment" - Schedule a dentist visit
- "Checkup" or "Routine appointment" - Regular dental visit
- "Get your teeth cleaned" - The dentist will clean teeth with special tools
- "Gums" - Red skin surrounding teeth
- "Enamel" - Hard coating around teeth, hygienist polishes enamel
- "Oral hygiene" - Maintaining a clean mouth
- "Sit back in the chair, please" - Instructions for getting in the dentist's chair
- "Open Wide" - Dentist's instruction
- "X-rays" - Show dentist the inside of your teeth
- "Brush your teeth" - Use toothpaste to clean teeth
- "Fluoride" - Strengthens enamel
- "Floss" - Clean between teeth with thin string
- "Gargled" - Rinse mouth with water
Dental Problems
- "Toothache" - Possibly caused by tooth decay
- "Sensitivity" - Tooth pain when drinking cold water
- "Cavity" or "cavities" - Hole in tooth caused by bacteria
- "Filling" - Material used to repair a cavity
- "Crown" - Cap that covers the entire tooth
- "Root canal" - Dentist removes the entire tooth
- "Extraction" or "Tooth pulled" - A tooth is removed
- "Wisdom teeth" - The teeth in the back of the mouth
- "Anesthesia" - Medicine that numbs the area
- "Novocaine" - Local anesthetic
- "Plaque" - Buildup on teeth, dentist scrapes off plaque
- "Tartar" - Hardened plaque
- "Gingivitis" - Infection of the gums
- "Whitening" - Makes teeth whiter
- "Braces" - Straighten teeth, common for US children
- "Early Riser" - Someone who wakes up early
- "Hit Snooze" - Push the button on an alarm that allows you to get a few more minutes of sleep
- "Roll out of bed" - Get out of bed, usually tired
- "Oversleep" - Sleep later than intended
- "Sleep in" - Sleep longer than usual
- "More often than not " - Happens more often than it doesn't
Morning Routine
- The speaker starts their day early, emphasizing the idiom "the early bird catches the worm".
- They begin by switching from eyeglasses to contact lenses.
- The speaker emphasizes the importance of pronouncing "teeth" with the tongue between the teeth.
- The phrase "hop in the shower" means to quickly get into the shower.
- "Make the bed" refers to pulling the blankets up and making it look neat and tidy.
- Helping a child "get ready for school" includes tasks like making breakfast, picking out clothes, helping them get dressed, and packing their backpack.
- The cheerful phrase "Rise and shine" is used to wake someone up in the morning.
- "Waking up on the wrong side of the bed" indicates being in a bad mood.
- "Whip up" means to quickly make something, like breakfast.
- "Throw together" signifies a fast and casual way of preparing something, like lunches.
- Eating quickly is described by the phrasal verb "scarf down".
- The phrase "We gotta get going" implies a sense of urgency, and is a common way to say "we have to go".
- "Head out" is a phrasal verb signifying leaving from a place.
- "See someone off" means saying goodbye to someone who is leaving, often by waving until they are gone.
- "Tidy up" involves putting things back in their designated places.
- "Plan out" is a more expressive way of saying "plan".
- "First thing" is a phrase used to indicate the initial action in a sequence of events.
- "Check in on" means to monitor someone's progress or well-being.
- A "to-do list" is a list of tasks that need to be done.
- "Take a break" signifies a period of rest.
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