Lesson 30: Dream a Little Dream
Lesson 30: Dream a Little Dream
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LET'S LEARN ENGLISH - LEVEL 2
Say, “In this lesson Anna talks with her coworkers about their dream careers. How about you?
Are you studying English to help yourself achieve your own dream career?” Give students a chance to express their career hopes and dreams.
As this is the final lesson in the course, tell students they have earned a Certificate of Completion. The .pdf file attached to this document or on our website may be edited to include the student’s name or multiple copies can be printed and completed by hand.
Key Words
Key Words
absolutely - adv - completely or totally
blood - n - the red liquid that flows through the bodies of people and animals
bucket list - n - a list of experiences or achievements that a person hopes to have or accomplish during their lifetime
flash mob - n - a large group of people who get together suddenly in a public place, perform an unusual or seemingly random act, then disperse
germ - n - a very small living thing that causes disease
go around - v - to go or pass from one person to another person
honorable - adj - deserving honor and respect
hundred - n - the number 100
karaoke - n - a form of entertainment in which a device plays the music of popular songs and people sing the words to the songs they choose
level - n - an amount of something
make it - expression - to not fail, die, et cetera
My whole life passed before my eyes - expression - to quickly imagine major moments in your life as a response to fearing death or harm
nurse - n - a person who is trained to care for sick or injured people and who usually works in a hospital or doctor's office
result - n - information that you get from a scientific or medical test
rich - adj - having a lot of money and possessions
spaceship - n - a vehicle that is used for travel in outer space
thank goodness - expression - an expression used to show happiness that something bad has been avoided or has finished
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