WVectenal lays) op AA what words do you use to describe people? Write at least two more words for each group below. BB share your words with the class, Then make a list of all the new words for each group in Exercise A on a separate piece of paper.Who's that? A (J Listen. people are at a party. Who are they talking about? Number the people from 1 to 6. (There are two extra people.) ms B () Listen again. How do the speakers know the people? Circle the correct answers. 1. a. They'e friends. 4. a. They met in school b. They work together. b. They met in the park 2. a. They're from the same hometown. 5. a. He was their teacher. b. They go to the same school. b. He was their neighbor. 3. a. He's the man’s friend 6. a. He's the man’s friend. b. He's the man's boss. b. He and the man work together.Lore Lt Different looks al wainioe J. (3 Listen. A woman is talking about how the actor Johnny Depp looks in different movies. Number the pictures from 1 to 5. (There is one extra picture.) i reece [BB (2 Listen again. Do the women agree or disagree about the movies? Check (/) the correct answers. agree disagree agree disagree 1 0 O 4 0 ) 2 (5) oO 5 Cc ( 2 0 oOThat's different! A Work with a partner. Student A, use this page. Student B, turn to page 78. Don't show your picture to your classmates! Look carefully at what the people look like. COMING SOOM. B 1. Q tisten and practice. Notice the intonation of echo questions. ee i. Set The man has a beard? “Three people? ey) He's next to the couch? She has blond hair? 2. Q Listen. Do you hear a question or a statement? Check (/) the correct answers. question statement question statement question statement a O 0 ee 0 eat 0 bya 0 Ce 0 a) 0 va € work with your partner, Talk about the pictures from Exercise A. Use echo questions to check understanding, Circle the differences in your picture. Then compare pictures. The first man is wearing glasses. } He's wearing glasses? In my picture, | the man isn't wearing glasses. |