3 @ 1.97 Listen again. Are the sentences about men (M), women (W), or both (MN)? ‘They like the same things. Mw They play sports. at They talk about sports =~ ‘They talk about personal things. ‘They talk about their feelings. ‘They listen more to their friends. ‘They don’t know a lot about their friends. 4 What do you think? Puta tick () ifyou agree and a cross (X) if you disagree. Work in pairs. Compare your answers. juage note (Singular) men (plural) (singular) women (plural) ;RAMMAR: present simple estions & short answers with do/does + subject + yout have a lot of friends? ihe play sports with his friends? SEE LANGUAGE REFERENCE PAGE 30 {questions in the present simple 1 '/ have a lot of friends? ‘he have a lot of friends? / play sports? Do they play sports? ‘ai. about personal things! '/ bave women friends? 2 “/hrave lot of friends? ‘/ talk about personal things? do things together? ‘have men friends? Listen toa man and a woman ‘about their friends. Mark the questions Ayes () or no (X). ‘ical friends | 28 3. Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions in exercise 1. Does he have a fot of friends? No, he doesn’t Does she have a lot of friends? Yes, she does. 4 Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions. you / have a lot of friends? Do you have a lot of friends? you / have more men friends or women friends? you / know a lot about your friends? PRONUNCIATION: word stress 1 1 @ 1.39 Listen to the words in the chart. oO Oo Ooo sports travel personal watch shopping, politics g0 music ‘cinema play football hospital live study restaurant 2 @ 1.40 Listen and put the words into the chart in exercise 1. 3. Say the words in the chart. Pay attention to the word stress. SPEAKING 1. Look at the words and phrases. What things do you do with your friends? ‘Talk about personal things Watch TV ‘Travel Speak English Eat at restaurants Go shopping Play sports Go to work 2 Work in pairs. interview your partner about what they do with fiends. Make questions with the words and phrases in exercise 1. Do you talk about personal things? ‘Are you a ‘typical’ man friend ora ‘typical’ woman friend?