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questions.Elicit
the verbs for
the first three
questions
under '1 Home
and Family'
(are, were,
live).
2. Put Sts in
pairs and tell
them to
complete the
other questions
with the
correct verbs.
Point out that
in the 'Job /
Studies'
section there
are two
possible
conversations
depending on
whether the
person has a
job or is a
student.
3. Check
answers,
making sure
that Sts
understand the
whole
question, not
just the
missing verb.
4. Focus on
part c. Put Sts
in pairs. Give
them at least
five minutes to
ask and answer
all the
questions.
Monitor their
conversations,
to give you an
idea of their
oral level.
exercises
individually or
in pairs.
Check
answers,
getting Sts to
read the full
sentences.
1 Where were
your parents
born?
2 Where is
your teacher
from?
3 How do you
spell your
name?
4 Did you go
out last night?
2. Divide the
board into two
parts. In the
first column,
present the
way we form
questions in
the past and
present simple
with verbs.
- Remind Sts
that there are 2
main kinds of
questions:
yes/no-
questions and
wh-questions.
- words order
in yes/no-
questions is
Auxiliary
(do/does/did)
Subject (you,
we, he, etc.)
infinitive
(ASI).
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Write a few
examples: Do
you study
English? Does
he work? Did
you have a
holiday last
year?
- word order in
wh-questions
is Question
word Auxiliary
Subject
infinitive:
Where do you
live? What
does he do?
When did you
call your
parent?
3. Focus on
questions with
be. Explain
that we do
NOT use
auxiliary verbs
when we form
questions with
the verb be.
Are you a
student?Are
there many
people here?
Where were
you yesterday?
2. Focus on
c. In pairs,
get Sts to say
the numbers
in the list.
Check
answers by
eliciting the
numbers
from
different Sts.
Remind Sts
of the
difference
between
thirTEEN /
THIRty,
fourTEEN /
FORty, etc.
3. Tell Sts
they are
going to
listen to five
situations and
must write
down the five
numbers they
hear. You
could warn
them that one
of them is a
phone
number.Play
the audio,
pausing after
each number
to give Sts
time to write
it down.
1 Gate 402
181 miles
3 Tel: 0792
9618 8474
4 Population:
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2,5005 £6.15
like 'daughter'.
2. Focus on the
rest of the article.
Tell Sts to read
what Charlotte
says. Put Sts in
pairs. Get them
to cover the text
and answer the
four
questions.Check
answers, eliciting
as much
information as
possible.
2. Tell Sts to go
to Vocabulary
Bank Describing
people on p.
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78.Focus on '1
Appearance' and
get Sts to do a
individually or in
pairs. Check as
an open-class
activity. Model
and drill the
pronunciation.
3. Now go
through the
information box
with the class
about 'thin or
slim? fat or
overweight?' and
using two
adjectives
together.
4. Focus on '2
Personality' and
get Sts to do a
individually or in
pairs.Check the
answers to a
before moving
on to b.
2 talkative
4 kind
6 funny
8 shy
3 generous
5 lazy
7 clever
Now Sts do b by
putting the
adjectives from
the list into the
Opposite column
in a.
5. Focus on the
'nice, funny or
fun?' box and go
through it with
the class.
an open-class
activity.
3. Focus on
adverbs of
frequency
(always, usually,
often,
sometimes,
hardly ever,
never) and time
expressions
(every day/week,
once a day/a
week, etc.).
Point out that we
use adverbs of
frequency
BEFORE the
main verb but
AFTER the verb
to be. We
normally use
time expressions
at the end of a
sentence.
individually or in
pairs.Check
answers, getting
Sts to read the
full sentences.
Give Sts the
Grammar
photocopiable
activity at this
point.
main lesson
1B .
2. Sts now
listen to
Charlotte
talking about
when she met
Oliver for the
first time.
Focus on the
two questions
in a. Play the
audio once the
whole way
through.
Get Sts to
compare with a
partner and
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want to give
Sts these rules:
- the final -s is
pronounced/iz/
in verbs and
nouns which
end in /tʃ/
(churches), /s/
(dresses), /ʃ/
(washes),
and /dg/
(bridges).
- the -s is
pronounced /s/
after these
unvoiced
sounds /k/,
/p/, /f/, and /t/,
e.g. walks,
stops, laughs,
eats.
- in all other
cases the final
-s is voiced
and
pronounced /z/,
e.g. plays,
parties, etc.
1. Do part 5b
on p. 5. Ask
Sts to form the
3d person
singular by
adding –s.
Correct the
pronunciation
if necessary.
2. Put Sts in
pairs, A and B.
Remind Sts of
the meaning of
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compatible and
tell them to
think of people
who are
possibilities for
each other, e.g.
if A has
thought of a
man, B should
try to think of a
woman.
A describes his
/ her person
and B listens
and asks for
more
information.
Sts swap roles
and B
describes his /
her person to
A. Are the two
people
compatible?