I'm a journalist Frono Alionso Tiana Namen! Listening 1 @ Listen to Tim and Kate, Wiite (true) or F(flss). 1 Tim and Ana are journalists. 3 Kate’ssingle. 5 Kate's a journalist. 2 Tim's married. 4 Kate’sfamous. EF 2. What's Tim’s question to Kate? Listen again and ckeck. 1 What's yourjob? 2 What’syourwork?- (3 What do you do? 3 @ match four of the photos with the dialogs. Listen and check. Practice the dialogs. 1 A: What do you do? B:I'ma housewife. & 2.8 Are you doctors? Br Yes, we are. A nat do you do? B:We're retired. Are you a teacher?iC 4 | B: No, I'm not. 'm an engineer 6 ‘Special plurals housewife —> housewives ores > waitresses 4 @ name five more jobs. Word Bank 5, p.68. | 5 In pairs, A choose a job from p. 68. | Bask about the job. B: What do you do? Arm. | Grammar = ey i rma joumaiist. i 6 Guess your classmates’ real jobs. Ask and answer. Im nota chef. Im retired. | 2 ‘Are you an actress? A: Are you a(n) ...? __ ee | B: Yes, .../No, We're journalists. ‘A: What do you do? Are you doctors? ea 7 @¥ Say 13-29 in English. Word Bank 1B, p. 64 [2Reading ~ Frano Al{onse Tiong Harman’ MB Listen and read the text. Match the undertined phrases and pictures 1-7 Different countries, different cultures In Britain you can marry when you'te 16. In Japan. aman can marry when he’s 18 and a womaii when she’s 16. In parts of Russia you can marry when, you're 14, In tran aman can marry when he's 15, ‘and a woman when she's 13, In the USA yoy car (50ce) when youte 26 andlensarat17-h Mexico and Canada you can drive a car at 16. And in New Zealand you can drive a car when you're 15! In Japan you can’ and buy alcohol when you're 20. In the USA you can buy cigarettes ‘at 18 and alcohol when you're 21. In Brunei you can't buy aleohol but everybody can buy cigarettes. ‘And in the USA, when you're 14! But in Cuba, children can't work. Mexico & Canada New Zealand Brunei Cuba 3 No ‘A: Mexico isthe same as Canada. You can drive a car when t B: My countrys different. You can't...0v4 al cele a dining Uwr1 13 oo ee eeeNumbers } A @® tisten and say the numbers. Cover the worts and test yourself, 1234567 8 9101112. one, Wo SURESEemiive «six seven eight nines SMtenMmmMMEleven twelve e (@ complete numbers 13-28. Listen, check, and repeat. 2 dollars m7 urteen cents 18p> © nteen pounds 21 1 Wenty- 4D teen pence teen euros teen cents c @ compte tne high numbers. Listen, check, and epeat, Cover the words and test yourself. 20° twenty 30° thirty 40 50 60 70 80 90 Ninsy 100 a hundred 101 a hus 200 two hundred 311, Lh ro @ hundred and eleven 428 four |s Level and twenty-eight 567 hun and sixty-seven, 999 by ai 1,000 a thousand 2001 two 1 Sou sand and one 456,789 fourhundred and £ pe 1,000,000 a million 10,000,000 en 64Jobs 1 (@ Match the words and the pictures. Listen and check. (Jan actor/ an actress Gla doctor [Ja businessman / a businesswoman [a] en engi Gil achet Bz housewite Gia civil servant [ie joumatist Ga a dertist Ba lanyer 2 Check (V) words that are similar in your language. 3. Write another job in number 20 and draw a picture for it. 68 2) a police officer [E) a receptionist (2) a secretary [B) a soccer player (a student Gla er (2) a waiter and a waitress [22) unem, (ret 20