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Unit summary
hating online
rs.cooking cycling, meeting fiends,
music photography, reading shopping,
ing sport, video games,
watching TV
‘epositions and everyday objects: bag
board chai clock, cot, desk dictionary,
drawer laptop, motile phone, notebook,
en, poster shel speaker table; between,
in near nert ta, on, opposite, under
Basic adjectives: bad, big, boring, cheap,
expensive, fst, ood, hob, interesting,
‘new, nice old popular sf, small,
unpopular
Countries and nationalities: Australia,
‘Australian, American, 8razt Brazilian,
Batis, China, Chinese Egypt, Egyptian,
Jndia Indian, aia, tly, Japan,
Japanese, Mexican, Mexico, Spain,
Spanish, the UK, the USA Turkey, Turkish
Language focus
_be-affirmative and negative
Subject pronouns and possessive
adjectives
Possessive §
te questions
this, that these those
have got
‘Question words: Where
who... ?
Conjunction: and or, but
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Vocabulary « Free time
1
| aim
Talk about your hobbies and interests
Warm-up
Ask What do you hike doing in your fee
rime? Explain the meaning offre time, f
necessary. Elicit answers from individual
students and write useful vocabulary on
the board, 9, piy foatball,go shopping.
Exercise 1 1-02
Students workin pairs to match the
words with the pictures Play the audio for
students toliten and check thelr answers
AAskstudents which ofthese activites they
ke doing,
ona
1 chatting online 2 reading
3 meetingfriends 4 art
5 photography 6 cycling 7 sport
8 animals 9 music 10 video games
11 watchingTV 12 films
13 skateboarding 14 cooking
15 shopping
Starter unit
Starter unit
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1 IRD mate the words nthe box wth
Petures 5 Ten ten and heck
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wacring'v fms anima eoskng
statcboadng_ cing photogaphy sport
shoring catingonlne mevtng eros
2 DIM Rese ané complete te text wit the
‘wordsin the bo. Then read ten eho
SJouranswers.
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Exercise 2, 1-03
Students read the text and complete it
with the words in the box. Play the audio
for students to check thelr answers.
ANSWER:
T music 2 chatting 3 video games
4 skateboarding 5 reading
6 photography 7 cooking
Exercise 3 1-04
Read through the key phrases with the
class and make sure students understand
them all Ply the audio, Students listen
‘and complete the phrases, Pay the audio
again if necessary, pausing to allow
students time to write, Check answers with
sk students which of the
sentences are tre for them,
opr
1 muse 2 cycling
3 films and watchingTV 4 reading
5 shopping and meeting friends
6 chatting online 7 skateboarding
8 art 9 animals, dogs
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: ris toutes te fotbot gone.
Jace on is computer ety four hau yb
via ey serv good!
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2 ‘eeu terest
‘And yu and your fami What oe your hobbies and interests?
3 IBD ook at heey phrases ad isten. what
ate peopiesay complete the pases
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thekey pater in exer andthe words in
Tat art
Fret eats
5 Use I workin pai compare your
Terns in exer
dodged |
Exercise 4
Students write sx ser
ierests Encour
of ferent key
Students’ own answers
about their
rouse a range
Exercise 5 USEIT!
Students workin pais to compare
thei interests from exercise 4, Ask
some students to tel the class about
Students’ own answers.
More practice
Workbook page 4Pee
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Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives
+ completethe tabiewith the words in ein the
Language focus « be:
affirmative and
negative + Subject
pronouns and
possessive adjectives
Aim
2 the verb be and introduce people,
Warm-up
ks closed, write these sentences
ard:1_—ingo music Ana
2rart lc the missing words (am, 8)
hat these are both foirns ofthe
5e: affirmative and negative
vorkin pars to complete
thei answersin the text
Check answers with the clas,
weaker classes, work though this
negative
'5 Replace the wordin blue wth sujet pronouns.
acl rom Price fom Pt
5 Anya and ae frenae
(otand Mek ae rote
6 coe the conet words
Tai my fend ere She /Her mum and
Sadao nage Tere ih
"thel/theye house M/W the yeion house
7 CUIDB teod and steno the tot. what is
Yasmin nye
tein
ia
Howarth?
Rett and you!
tet Cova, hanks is my fien Yasmin
Iein "asin into seateboncng
lel Seeyou ater ck
Imvoducigperle
Hem are things? How ae ou?
ine.
Urasmin sie.
Seeyou late,
8 use it wovein pats acs te aaogue
Irenreue Then change the worn lie a
Price new Salou
Stareranit§
eves with the wiole ls, eicting the
missing words
THe 2 They 3 not 4 isnt 5 arent
Language note
The verb bes iegular and not ke
any other verb in English. Students
‘need to lear al the diferent forms
The contracted forms (im, § 0, ec)
ate much more cornmon than the full]
forms, especially in spoken English
Exercise 2
Students read the sentences and choose the
correct words, then compare their answers
in pats. Check answers withthe cass
1 'mnot 2's
Barent 4 te 5 is
Exercise 3
CCheck that students understand zebras,
Students complete the sentences with
the correct forms so that they are te,
CCheck answers with the class. With
stronger classes, students could write
fone oF tno more true sentences using
different forms ofbe.
on
Vare 2 isnt
5 'm/'mnot
3 ate/arent 4 Is
6 m/'mnot
‘Subject pronouns and
possessive adjectives
Exercise 4
Hold up a book and say: ma teacher's
‘mybook Point toa student and say: Youre
‘student its your book Students work in
pairs to complete the table withthe correct,
‘words, heck answers with the class. With
weaker classes, york through tis exercise
‘ith the whole class eicting the missing
words
your 2 his 3 her
6 ther
4 our 5 your
| Language note
‘The possessive adjective ther is often
| confused withthe adverb thereand
| the vert for theyre (= they are). The
possessive anjecive scan be confused
‘ith the verb form it ris) Students
reed toleam the dfirence benween
‘these words andthe afeentspelings.
Exercise 5
Read out the example, Students replace
the blue words with the correct pronouns.
CCheck answers withthe class.
Tit 2 They 3We 4 You
Exercise 6
Students read the text and choose the
correct words Check answers with the clas,
Tay 2 Her
5 their 6 is
3 Theyte 4 Our
Exercise 7 @ 1-05
Bead out he question then ply the aude,
Students ted andisten rd are the
Guesion Checkhe answer th the ass.
Sateboaing
Exercise 8 USE IT!
Askstudentsto find the key phrases inthe
dlalogue in exercise 7, Students workin
pais to rectse the dialogue then make a
new calague. Ask some pairsto perform
their new dialogue for the class
onze
Students’own answers.
More practice
Workbook pages
Starterunit 119Vocabulary +
Prepositions and
everyday objects
‘Aim
ions tosay where things ae
Warm-up
1p 2 book and elicit the word book
student's bag and elicit the
Put students into pairs and give
cone minute to write down as many
cords as they can for things they can see
n the classroom. Bring students ideas
‘on the board and check that they
Understand all the words See which pair
rote the most words,
Exercise 1 1-06
‘Students wark in palts to match the
words with the pictures Play the audio for
students to listen and check
‘Askstudents which of these things they
can see in their classroom,
1 poster
4 table 5 drawer 6 mobile phone
7 clock 8 board 9 dictionary
2 speaker 3 laptop
10 shelf 11 pen
1B desk 14 coat
12 notebook
15 chair 16 bag
Exercise 2 1-07
Focus on the pictures. Read out each
reposition in tun and elct the meaning
inthe students own language, Read
‘out the Fst gapped sentence and refer
students back to the pictures in exercise 1.
Elicit the correct prepasiton (or). Students
‘workin pais to complete the est ofthe
sentences with the prepositions lay the
‘audio for them to check their answers,
Check answer
3 between 4 under
Snextto 6 on 7 under § near
9 opposite 10 nextto 11 between
Exercise 3
Allow students one rinute to study the
pictures then ask them to close their
‘books. Students workin pais to write as
‘many sentences from exercise 2as they
can. They can open their Books to check
their answers, See which pair wrote the
most cotrect sentences.
Students own answers
720 Starterunit
1. QI saten tne wordsia the box with 80
the pictares Ten iter and ec
"aoe drawer mobilephone poner
Tapp. apester de cost “bag
cht nteteoe gen shel boars
‘cons lock
6 Starter unit
2 DID study te prepontons. Ther complete
‘he sertances wit tn prepostons ten and
5 Tmelptop i thespesars
1 Testes che hele dsts
5 The posters the teachers table
b Barysesste hehe
7 Harn’sbapin desk
1B Thecooe ebowe
9 hebosree he students’ det,
1M raulsdeis Hany antes dee
3 boa memory test Look atthe pictures in
‘reser one minute Then dese our books.
4: raw a desk ane four ater objects. Wet
fentances aout your pure
In tre aap ian cack. agin he
‘on
5 SDUSE IM workin pats ead your sentences
[exercise toyour paring Uren ond a
Yyourparnes petare,
Optional activity: Vocabulary
Refer students tothe pictures again and
say: The laptop isunder the desk Ask F
the sentence is true or false fall. Tell |
students they are going to write three |
false sentences about the bjects in|
the pictures They then workin pasta |
read their sentences toeach other and |
correct them, With stronger classes,
students could do this with books
closed. With weaker classes, students
could doit with books open
Exercise 4
Students work individual to draw a
picture and wt sentences about
Monitor and help while they are working,
and make sure tat theirsenences
areconect
Students’ own answers.
Exercise 5 USE IT!
Put students into pats. They take turns
toread thei descripcions to each other
and draw their pariner’s desk from the
desctintion. They
against the originals See who manag}
draw their partner's desk accurately.
‘Students’ own answers.
‘More practice
Workbook page 6Pesesive's 4 ‘ead the logue again an colt te table
1 oak atthe ramps and complete ae =a
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tence able Tr] yout — Fat
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Chathes mum iat home
2 Belaptnis inthe rae
5 Seespestes tein Care's oom ba room
am 6 chae
{harie Oh hc Mum, Aeyouat wok?
Where sre yeu?
hate tm stschosk Mus 2pm
Mam’ hy ey nc
‘Mam Yes, tm fine But Chale
mwa?
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Were tne pees hare?
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hare Ee re ”
sn” at ne noua
cate Oe Mam Bet
Language focus +
Possessive ‘s+ be:
questions
Aim
Ask questions with be about where
people and things are
Warm-up
Vth books closed, aska student to hold
up their pen. Ask Is that my pen? Eick
he answer No is (Anas) pen. Repeat the
cess with another student and their
notebook or bag,
Possessive ’s
Exercise 1
Ask students to read the examples and
note the position ofthe possessive Read
rough the rules with the clss and elicit
he correct answers,
5 complete the questions and wite short
rswers that re true eryou Then and
Shaver win apartner,
you goo tsetebosrding?
our noteaok on your Jee?
umm andangatwekt
>
Dusen workin pis. took ste people
lacs Choou specs ey ad pace
‘Then a questions tid ut your aries
‘nfomaton.
Starter unit. 7
1 singular 2 plural
Language note
| Inspoten Eros thee snoiterence |
| between the studentsboots and ihe
| stucentsbooks. When doing listening
| exercises students should therefore
| always think about the number of
| pseicbeng era
‘When we are indicating that something
belongs to mote than one person we
only add the possessive So the second
noun ot name: Haryyand Eas desks
| (sot Monona)
Exercise 2
Focus on the example, Students write the
phrases. Check answers with class,
onza
1 Harrys pens
2. my mum and dads photos
3 the teachers'names
4 Eva's notebook
be: questions
Exercise 3 1-08
Allow students time to read through the
three sentences, Play the audio, Students,
read and listen and choose the correct
answers Check answers with the clas,
1 athome
2 inthedrawer
3. Chatles room
Exercise 4
Students read the dialogue again then
‘workin pais to complete the table. Check
answers with the class,
Tis 2 Ate 3 lmnot 41s 5 arent
Language note
“To form questions, we put be before the
subject Areyou a home? (NOT Hoerene-
ce
Exercise 5
Students complete the questions with
‘the correct words. With stronger classes,
Cor fast finishers, students could write
an extra question to ask their partner.
Allow students to compare their answers
in pars then ask some students to read
cout the questions. Correct any errors. Put
students into pairs to ask and answer the
questions. Ask some students totellthe
class something about their partner, eg,
Pauls notebooks on his desk
Tae lls 3A 4A Sis
Exercise 6 USE IT!
Tell students you are with a famous
petson in one ofthe cites in the table,
in one of the places. Encourage them to
askyou questions to quess who you are
with, which city you ae in, and which
place you ae in. Put students into pars
to ask questions and guess theit partners
information You could make the activity
competitive by teling students to count
how many questions they take to quess
the answer. The student who uses the
fewest questi
Students'own answers.
More practice
Workbook page
Starterunit 121Vocabulary « Basic
adjectives
Aim
Warm-up.
ks closed, write on the board Mini
ena. Ect that they are both cars,
the cifrence between them?
Ideas and elicit adjectives such
fas slow. Write these on the
jain that they are adjectives,
me use them to describe things,
Exercise 1 1-09
sad the textand match the
adjectivesin blue with ther opposites
inthe bos. Allow students to compare
r answersin pars then play the audio
Students sten andl check thet answers
eck answers with the class, and check
sat students understand all the acjecives.
ona
nice - horrible, old -newy slow — fast
{good - bad, expensive cheap,
small - big, popular ~ unpopular,
Interesting ~ boring
Exercise 2
Students tead the text again and choose
the comect answers. Check answers
withthe class Point out the position of
adjectives before the noun, eg. .go0d
camera (NOT seamen goed)
on
Tb 2a 3a
Exercise 3
Read through the key phrases with the
class Point out the diflerence in meaning
between the aiferent adverbs of degree
Youcould get students to translate the
phrases into their own language to check
Understanding. Facus on the table and read
cout the example answer. Elicit one or two
more examples about TV programmes,
people, games or fms. Students then write
their sentences individual. Askone or two
students to read thei sentences tothe
cass Correct any eros.
Students’ own answers.
Exercise 4 USEIT!
Students work in palts to compare their
sentences from exercise 3, Ask students if
any oftheir sentences were the same.
cara
Students own answers
12 Starterunit
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Vocabulary
Refer students backio the etn
rere |.Askthem olookin ther |
School bags and wrt thre sentences |
describing what isin the bag, using |
Fvegotand anacjecive om exec 1, |
(eg fregotasmal book
students can read thet sentences
to-each other in pairs omting the
jective Their parner must ques the
missing adjectives See wo manageo
rogues al tree ofthe partners
agjectves
More practice
Workbook pagethis, that, these, those
1 study the tes. what the erence
etaeen s/h
2 chose te cone wort
1 Thee / These couis sein Australis no
2 lets thse your sen uncer each’
4 Tie / These presents ie
4 These Thats Hor
have got
3 Look again at the tet and nec?
bape Complete the table
Seu er They |
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ae hey
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Na hee /itas
Language focus +
this, that, these, those +
have got
Aim
Use have got 10 ask and answer |
| questions about presents
Warm-up.
ith books closed, hold up a pen and say
This penis (blue. Askaa student atthe back
ofthe class to hold up a pen. Say: That
pen slack) Elct the meaning ofthis
‘and that.
4 QD complet tne dalogue with te covet,
forms of hve gt Ten sten ad heck
Maria Yen ego this Hook about
fen Onthatenice
Mara No atv OR- wet
yous
pots present
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got nes ook thee
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fen frm Das hast gata mabe cover
Mara Thay! pores mee oven
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use 1 week in pais tak at he mi
Glog. Prepare and practise new dlogus
Ureyourtnenat nme andthe ieas inthe
picts |
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A Hash ahe gota. |
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Starter unit. 9
this, that, these, those
Exercise 1
Ask students to look a the pictures and
translate the phrases into their own
language. Demonstrate the meaning
cf this, thar, these and those further
by pointing to things near you or ata
distance in the classroom,
‘We use this and these when the objects)
Isnear. We use that and those when the
objects) is far away.
Exercise 2
Students choose the correct words 10
Complete the sentences. Check answers
withthe clas,
V Those 2 this 3 This 4 That
Ask students to look back at the text and
‘on page & and find examples
‘of have got Reed through the table with
the class and elct the correct words to
complet
Tye 2 havent 3 hasnt
5 haven't
Language note
\We use has, not have, with he she and it
forms: Shes gota carnera. (NOT Shea
ee
in questions, we put have/ has before
the subject: Have you got « book? (NOT
Yoohmegotabook!)
4 Has
Exercise 4 1-10. poeta
Students read the dialogue and complete
itwith the correct words Allow students
‘to.compare thei answersin pais then
play the audio for them to listen and.
check Check answers with the class.
1 Have 2 have 3 havent
SHas has 7\e 8 Ve
ave
Exercise 5 USE IT!
‘Allow students time to read through the
mini-cialogue. Focus on the pictures and
‘make sure students know the words for
allthe items. Demonstrate the task with a
confident student, adding in a name and
‘8 possible present Put students into pairs
to prepare and practise new dialogues.
Encourage them to swap roles each time,
so they practise both roles. Ask some
pals to perform one of their dialogues for
the class
Students own answers.
More practice
Workbook page
Starterunit 123Vocabulary + Countries
and nationalities
re things ae from,
county on the board
meaning Elicit the names
"2 oF two counties, eg. England,
2, then put students into paits and
‘one minute to waite as many
unties in English as they can. Bring
*'ideas together on the board and
ey understand all the country
ses, See which pair wrote the most
neies correctly,
Exercise 1 1-11
Students workin pars to match the
‘ountres with the places on the map,
the audio for students to check their
1s, heck answers with the class and
at students understand all the country
‘Model and dill pronunciation of
Country names your students might find
dificult eg. Eaypt
1 theUSA 2 Mexico 3 Brazil
4 the UK/ Britain 5 Spain 6 Italy
7 Turkey 8 Egypt 9 India 10 China
11 Japan 12 Australia
Exercise 2
Students use their dictionaries to check
he meaning ofthe blue words, Check
at they understandal the blue words,
then ask them to read the sentences
‘and choose the correct answers, Ched
ansivers with the class. See who got all the
1 British 2 Japanese
4 Egyptian 5 Indian
3 Spanish
6 Austalian
Exercise 3
Students work in pits and use the words
in the quizto write nationalities for the
Countries in exercise 1. Check answers
withthe class. Medel pronunciation of the
nationalities and point out that sometimes
the pronunciation ofthe country and
rationality is slightly ciferent, eg,
Spain 'spetn’, Spanish sper
Japan fda‘ pei, Japanese ideponisz
1 the USA~American 2 Mexico-
Mescon 3 Brazl~Brazlan
4 the UK- British 5 Spain Spanish
6 tay Iain 7 Turkey Turkish
8 Egypt-Egyptian 9 India Indion
to China Chinese 11 Japan ~
Japanese 12 Australia Australian
124 Starter unit
Pretec
1. DI mate the countries wit 0 he
‘map. Then stn and check.
hee Eat ean
fy China Ines
‘Berek the messing of the words in ie. Then
‘shone the corect words nthe
20. Starter unit -
Exercise 4
Read out the examples and make sure
students understand the task Students
‘work individually to write thee sentenc
Ask some students to read their sentences
tothe class Cortect ary errors
onEa
Students’ own answers.
Exercise 5 USE IT!
Asktwo confident students to read out
the examples. Put students into pairs t0
compate the sentences and decide if
thei partner’ sentences are true or false.
Ask who guessed all the answers corecty
Students own answers.
Gir the Egyptian
Turkish pia
“he dll the Mexian /
ustraian sey
Seni os
3. wre natinaties fo the counties in exec
‘se words fon the gus in exarse?
“4 te tue ad fae sentences for
rasa ian tan sett (se)
3 ine (nwonan fag
4 “is/are (raat
5 neste nation cisteny
5 SDuse tt wos in pais. compare your
Secs eae ay yen ye
Optional activity: Vocabulary
‘Toeextend the vocabulary set ask
students to workin pairs and use their
| dictionaries to find more names of
| counties and nationalities Point out
that some dictionaries might include
‘county names in the main A-Z tex,
but others might have a separate lst of
counties and nationalities a the back,
Bing tudents'deas together on the
| board and checkthat they understand |
allthe countries and nationalities.
aero
More practice
Workbook page 10OD encossond or bot
ton wn: Wher =? Wht
=
‘ck ne meaning of he Bld word
anoles. Then answer the questane.
Separeyour answers with pre,
whee Negrin
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Desc. Ue the words inthe bo
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Language focus «
Question words:
Where
Who.
Conjunctions: and, or,
but
Aim
Ask questions and use conjunctions
orite an email about yourse.
Warm-up
th Books closed, wate onthe board:
the copital of Egypr? 1s Poris?___is
Brad Pit?
ict the question words to complete
he questions and check that students
understand them. Bcit answers to the
1uestions (Cai, n France, an American
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2 Eni ormesrageme
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7 complete the sentences with ano ab
inher name seth Best
2 lepest gion Tapanee
2 regnyouripin. Thavent ot
«bret the Uk reuse?
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Interatonl ends website Wie bout you
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Starter unit 12
Question words: Where
What... 2, Who... ?
Exercise 1
Discuss the meaning ofthe bold words
with the cass Students answer the
‘Questions then compare their answers
witha partner. Check answers with the
class. See who got all the answers right.
|
| 1 Brazil 2 aMexican food
3 asports star
Exercise 2 1-12. pietie
Pray the audio. Students Isten and decide
ifthe people's answers are right or wrong,
Check answers withthe class
For the frst question, the woman is
‘wrong and the man is right. For the
second question, both people are wrong,
Exercise 3 1-12 pagers
Put students into pais and ask them to
tty to complete the key phrases from
memory, ly the audio again for them to
checkand complete tei answers. Check
answers wth the class and that rodents
Undestand al the key phrases
think 2 you
5 know
3 sure 4 right
Exercise 4 USEIT!
Put students into small groups to write five
‘more quiz questions. Ask some groups to
read out some of their questions. Correct,
any errors. Groups can swap questions
with another group and discuss the
answers tothe questions they are give.
Encourage them to use the key phrases
iil they are thinking of answers.
‘Students’ own answers
Conjunctions: and, or, but
Exercise 5
Students read the emailand answer the
‘questions. Check answers with the clas,
on
1 No, she from the USA.
2 Shes into music, sport and cooking.
3. Hi, My Beth, Im, Boston, USA, ve,
Cranwille High School, Boston, Boston
Celtics, What, Email English, Spanish |,
Italian, Bye, Beth. We use capital leters
for the names of people, countries /
ities, teams, languages / nationalities
and the first word ofa sentence.
4 Students'own answers.
Exercise 6
Students workin pairs to look atthe
Sentences and discuss when there isa
comma, Discuss the answer withthe
‘lass, and use the sentences to teach
the meaning of and, or and but. Discuss
whether the use of commas is the sare in
the students'own language.
before but
Exercise 7
Students complete the sentences with the
Correct conjunctions. Check the answers.
Yor 2and 3 but 4 or
Exercise 8 USE IT!
Refer students back tothe eral in
exercise 5, Read through the key phrases
with the class and check that students
Lnderstand them al Remind students that
they should also use and, or and butin
theiremail
cna
Students own answers.
More practice
Workbook page 11
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