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Gogo Loves English 4 Student S Book
Gogo Loves English 4 Student S Book
) |{ What do | (tmenurse ) | |/ What do you Iwant tobe || want to be? ateacher. || | lf o \ | y | \ e a 56Practice 1 Listen, read and match. S EE ed ®) i & D [] twant to be a doctor. @ No, Tm not. I'm a fire fighter. ® e| Iwant fo bea teacher. Practice 2 Ask and answer. D® D I'm a taxi driver. (A) What does she do? ‘© Whatdoes he want to be? ‘D)_ What do you want fo be? 57Song activity @ Listen and sing. at What does he What does he do? He's a taxi driver. What does he do? He's an office worker. What does he do? He's a fire fighter. A fire fighter! do? = What does she do? She's a secretary, What does she do? She's a salesperson 7 What does she do? She's a homemaker. 7 A homemaker! @ Look and write. A Fe Tm a teacher. L What do you do? i —— (a v aol ‘0 a) J — ————) a Th i + (| (eS | a “ a8 ° le) . 3 ‘PeActivity Look, ask and answer. A @® LDSounds and words @ Listen, point and say. I] B <=) bus driver businessman ‘ baker 2 © Feod and say, ce) ® Tel babes hasabig (B) Thebusdriverhasa (© Bobwantstobea big blue bus. businessman. é ‘D) The baker's brother wants ‘E The butcher has two to be a basketball player. blue balloons. 60_— 12 Review 3 @ listen, read and circle. & | oO Ec? FG Yes, they are. IT want to be a secretary, No, I'm not. I'm a taxi driver No, theyre not. I want to be a salesperson. No, Im not. 'm a bus driver, Yi Iwant to see a movie. ‘Yes, it is. Not really. Let's get a drink. Iwant to surf the Internet. No, it's not. Not really. Let’s eat something @ Read and match. Ea iy et la be see 9% ee . . eat do surf take ° ° . . . . . . amovie the Internet anurse something ° ° . ° @ puzzle adrink anap outside ol5 ‘What does she want todo? Is this Mom's What does he do? bathrobe? What does she want to What do they want todo? —_Is this Tony's. ke be? handkerchief? oO Read and match. Ea ced A floor shorts barber drum room . . . . . . . . . . B lime baby morning brother pour . . . . . ° . . . * € butcher swim jam horse baker 62Culture 1: Hobbies Vocabulary Listen and say. f= Ta rget Listen and say. &) ————— What do you like is | llike collecting seashells. 63Practice 1 listen, read ond write. ES) Bl B His name's Wai Tuck. He's from Singapore. € His name's Mingming. He's from China. DB Her name's Megan. She's from New Zealand. Practice 2 Ask and answer. ® D Isthere a beach Are there mountains What do you like doing outside? ) in your country? | in your country? a a ~ /1 a What do you like What's your hobby? Do you like camping? 7 doing at the park? 64Culture 2: Breakfast Vocabulary Listen and say. B & tofu orange juice Target listen and say. & a) [ What time do you | have breakfast? \ { What do you usually | have for breakfast? Thave breakfast _ Ground 8:00. : a 65 . ( ‘usually have -) for breakfast.Practice 1 listen, read and write, 3) Gl my A His name's Juan. He's from Spain. He has breakfast around 8:00. He usually has toast and jelly for breakfast. ® Her name's Noor Fatilah, She's from Malaysia. ‘© His name's Shaheen. He's from India. Practice 2 Ask and answer. ® &D [> you like yogurt? ] What do you usually ———— st? have for breakfa: [ What time do you L have breakfast? = = hanvelor breakfast? ( What's your Y ‘Do you drink tea So ‘Can you make your i} favorite food? ~ with your breakfast? —, own breakfast? 66Word list A aw aah) above (5) ahi) airport co) am (3) andy and (iy ‘apartment building (5) are (I) am (5) arms (10) around (Caltite 2) até) 8 ia badminton (Culture 2) bag 2) bake) = San ee i oy basketball player (11) bathrobe (9) bboy ct2 Brazil (Culture 9 breakfast (Cure 29 broom (10) brother ‘ty brush my teth 6) a mat busdriver (11) business busy 3) buteaee (11) c cage tt) cake (3) camping (Culture 3) can 2) cant (3) canoeing ( Culture 1) cara) cat 2) ‘The word lst eluces all words in Book 4 Usted by the anit in which they Pst appear, cereal (Culture 2) chair (1) check (2) check it out (3) cheese (6) (China (Culese 1) clean (10) leaning (3) tleaningtze windows) clock (1) coffee (6) collecting seashells (Culture 1) coloring (2) come (73 cooking breakfast (3) corn (8) country (Culture 1) cutting (2) D Dad 2 dancing (1) eck (1) ig (2) 0 (5) oa puzzle (203 doctor (12) dodge ball (1) does 8) doesnt (8) dog 2) doing (1) doing ihe dishes (3) doing the laundry (3) do my homework (6) dont 19) doo: 3) doughnuts (Culture 2) drawing (1) drwaming (2) dress (6) drinking (2) drum GO drying (3) auek (8) dusting (3) ‘dusting the furndture (3) cars (1) eat dinner (6) eating.) eat something (10) Brey ewexyone (2) exercising (2) F = fish (Culiase 23 four o'clock (9) fourteen (9) ‘ree ( {ends (1) from (Culture 1) fruit (Cultare 2) G eta drink (10), get dressed (6) get home (6) getup is) ginger [1 fohome 10) ing (1 Eotobes (6 oro school) fot0sleep (5 forothe pare 10) Breen (6) rocery stare 5) sitar (5) H hhand (2) handkerchief (9) has (1) he) hheadisy tt) hello c1) her (1) here's hers (3 hes (1) hey (3) bit biking (Cultare 1) his) ‘amen (2) hobby (7) homemaker (11) hanmewark (8) horse (9) hospital (5) hg snge @) ‘amgry (8) I Fe tee akate (7) lee skating «7) [don't know (7) Hknow 17) in ft) Yim sorry (9) iat) India (Culture 20 isch sm (5) in 2) wD J Jacket (1 Jeans (1) Jelly (Culture 29 jellyfish 1) ety jogt2) Jogging (Culture 1) jump) jumping (0) kK kayaking (Culture 1) knees (1) L lake (3) a Jets 3) lige (4 likes 12) lism (10) listening to music <7) ticle 12) M ‘mnghefam (LL) uae (10) ‘making models (7) ‘making the bed (3) Malaysia (Culture 2) market (5) me (7) meet (6) smile (Culture 2) une (9) Mow (10) money (9) more (6) morning (9) mountains (Culture 1) mouth (1) mave (1} movie theater (5) moving (1)mug 2) my) qn ‘name (7) ‘name's (11) near (9) neck (33 New Zealand! (Culture 1) next to (5) ‘nightgown (8) no) ‘octopus (1) ‘office worker (11) ona) ‘oh, no (9) OKA) old (2) ‘on () ‘00h (3) jorange(s) (1) ‘orange juice ‘own (Cure 2 P painting (7) pajamas (9) park (5) playing (1) playing cards (7) playing Frisbee (Culture 1) playing video games (7) play outside (10) plays (5) lease (6) point (1) police officer (11) porridge (Culware 2) pour) Dracticing (2) pput (1) rting (1) R read (6) reading (1) reading comic books (7) really 2) red (6) restaurant (5) Flee (Culture 2) rieing his bike (Clee 1) riding my seooter (7) rollerblading (Culture 1) oom (10) $ eran a scarf (5) scrambled eggs (Culture 2) ‘sea (5) secretary (11) see 2) seea movie (100) shopping mall (5) ‘shorts (12) shoulders shouting (2) Sitigapore (Culture 1) sitting (1) sleep (8) sleep slippers 9) smiling (7 snake (3) snoring (7) snowman (10) soccer (Culture 2) sock (4) sorry Spain (Culture2) ling (7 one star 6) sept) stopping studying (8) sunbathing (Culture 1) sare (10) surf the Iniernet (10) smeeping the floor (3) svim (12) srdoumiog (7) ssnimming poo! (5) sivimsuit (9) singing (7) T ‘watering the plants (3) wave (1) waving (1) wee (2) ‘what (1) ‘whats (1) where (5) where’ (5) ‘thanks (9) that cD) the (1) Y there (5) 1. (2) theres (2) a Poa yogurt (Culture 23 they're (1) mo thang 2) your, heen ‘youre (5) three (6) rem: tiger (1) rate time (6) wo) tase (Ciltute 2) today (3) toes (1) tof (Cuture 2) tomorrow (6) tortillas (Culture 2) toveh (1) touching (1) towel 1 toy car (5) two (1) wah (t) wander (1) lunderwear (9) usually (Culture 2) v vacuum (10) vacuuming the carpet (3) visiting my friend (7) wotkeybeall (2) Ww waiting 3) wakeup (6) walking my dog (7) want (10), wants (11) washing (3) wash my bands (6) watching TV (7) water (7)Have fun with Gogo! eee Me ne a ke Re Ree Reid for young learners of English that is fully revised from the original edition. EO De tr aL) Seine ae pe erie teeta Songs and chants fo practice rhythm and intonation Bonus units to challenge students fo use new language eS to expose students to the outside world The six levels of Gogo Loves English include: eee cd Pere re) Petes Longn pene