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Exercise 2 (3’)
The third note in the question asks for ss’ own idea.
Ss identify what the writer’s own idea is in the example answer.
Answers: The safety aspects.
Exercise 3 (5’)
Ss say what the purpose of each of the four paragraphs is in the
example answer.
Answers:
Exercise 4 (7’)
Ss work in pairs and complete the tables.
Answers:
Comparisons (10’)
Ss complete each gap in the paragraph with a word from the box.
Ss do not need to use all the words.
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Exercise 1 (5’)
Ss look at the title of the text below. T asks ss what they think they
will read about.
Ss read the text through quickly, ignoring the gaps, and check their
predictions.
Exercise 2 (5’)
Ss read the text again and for questions 1-8, ss decide which
answer best fits each gap.
Ss observe the example given.
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Exercise 2 (5’)
Ss read the text and check their answers from 1.
Exercise 3 (10’)
Ss read the text and think of the word which best fits each gap.
T reminds ss to use only one word in each gap.
Answers:
Exercise 2 (15’)
Ss describe each answer in exercise 1 using the words in the box.
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Exercise 3 (5’)
Ss look at the title of the paragraph and guess what the text will say.
Then ss read the text quickly and check their predictions.
Exercise 4 (10’)
Ss read the text again and for questions 1-8, ss use the word given
in capitals at the end of some of the lines to form a word in the pace
in the same line.
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Exercise 2
For exercise A and B, ss decide which word best fits each space.
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Exercise 3
Ss read the review of The Matrix, which appeared in a student
magazine. Ss say if the film appeals to them.
Exercise 4
Ss complete each gap in 1-8 using the underlined words from the
review of the Matrix. Ss do not change the words in any way.
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Exercise 5
Ss talk about the topics given using the vocabulary from exercises
1-4.
Answers: Ss’ own answers.
Ss now make notes on what film they are going to write about and
notes about each paragraph.
T writes their review in 140 – 190 words.
Speaking: Part 45’ S Talking about photos
2 s Page 49 (45’)
T asks ss to read the instructions and the Don’t forget box.
T reminds ss to answer the question at the top of each pair of
pictures.
T asks if ss can remember the useful expression they used to
describe the photos in Unit 1, and elicits some of these from
various ss.
T elicits that ss A has one minute and ss B has thirty seconds, and
suggest that they time each other.
T checks they understand that this is a monologue and that they
shouldn’t interrupt their partner.