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English II - Lesson 3 & 4 (Vocabulary)
English II - Lesson 3 & 4 (Vocabulary)
Verb phrases
a Match rhe verbs and picrures. 1
cook Ikukl
do Idul
drink IdnOkl
eat li LI
in an apartment in an Qffice children
go /goo/
have /hrevl
like Ilalkl
listen /'lisn/
1 live /hv/
play Iple ll
economics German a new car
read ¡ridl
say /sel!
s peak /spik/
study J'SlAdil
take /te lkl
\Vant /woml
a newspaper ªnimals to the movies
watch /woll/
\Vear ¡wer/ [ITJ
\York Iw~rkl
p work
TV to music tennis
Work has two meanings.
~
1 She warks in a museum.
=¡t's her job
2 The phone doesn't work.
=¡t's broken
haveor eat?
Have can be used with both food
and drink, and is common with
meals, e.g" have a sandwich, have
a caffee, have lunch.
Eat can only be used with food,
e.g., eat fast food.
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Jobs
a Match rhe words and picrures.
an admini st rative assistant
/;xl'mlndstrertlva'Sls.\;:mtl
1 an architecr f'orkatckt/
a chef I a cook IJdl Ikukl
a construction worker /k;:m'strAkJn
'wdrk'dr/
a demisr I'dcnllstl
a doctor I'dakt;)r/
an engineer Icnd3;)'mrl
a .fill;;.tory worker j'fa:ktdri 'W'drkar/
a flight arrendanr fflal! 8'Icndantl
a front desk clerk I a receprionist
IfrAnl dcsk klark/ fn'scpJanlst/
a hair sryli sr Ihl:f 'sta¡lIstl
a journalisr !'d3:Jrn'Jilstl
a lawyer /'blarl
a (bank) manager l(breOk) 'mrellld3ar/
a model j'molll/
a musician Irnyu'zIJn/
a nurse /n'drsl
apilar j'pm]gt!
a police Qfficer /pa'lis 'ofasarJ
a salesperson j'sellzparsnl
a soccer ~er ¡'sabr 'plcl;)"/
a soldier j'soüld3'1r/
a reacher J'titJarl
a veterinarian Ivct;;'lra'm:ri;:m/
a waiter I a waitress I'wellarl
¡'weJlrasl
P a/an+jobs
We use al an + job words .
She's a modelo NOT She's model. eH'
b ~8 J)) Listen and check.
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The family
a Look at rhe [\Vo fami ly trees.
Numher rhe people in relation ro
Richard.
au nt frenII
2 brorh er /'brAo;xl
3 cousin /'kAzn/
4 daughter !'(btarl
5 fa rher /'roo:JrI
6 grandfat her /'gnrnfaóarl
7 grand morher /'gn:enmAóar/
8 ma ther I'mAó;JrI
9 Mphew ¡'ndyul
10 niece Inis/
11 sister l'slst;)rl
12 son ¡sAn/
13 .Y.!lcle /'AQk tI
14 \Vife /walfl
b Co mpl ete 1- 3 wirh childreu,
WQn dparellts, parents.
Who are $ue and Nick! . l 0heY're Richard's aunt and uncJe,
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Everyday activities
a Match rhe ve rb s and picru res. Suzy Stressed
Su zy Stresse d
ta ke a shower
h ave a coffee
do housework
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H enry He althy
go ro Italian classes
do Ital ia n homework
1 get up at 8:00
// /
have breakfast
exercise
go horne ea rly
wa lk ro \York
rel ax
Henry Healthy
ta ke rhe d og fo r a wa lk
sleep for eig ht hours
make di n ner
ta ke a bath
b g)37 l) Listen an d check.
p have
Have has two meanings.
1 For family and possessions,
e.g ., I have three children.
He has a big house.
2 For activities, e.g., I have lunch
at 1:30. She has a coffee in
the aftemoon.
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Time
1 TELLlNG THE TIME 2 EXPRESSIONS OF FREQUENCV
a Match che warc hes and phrases. a Com plete che ex press ion s.
0 0w aften do you see your friends?
3 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCV
a Match sentences 1- 6 \Vith a- f. What do th e hi ghli ghred
It 's [( '5 six fifreen. ¡ (a) quarrer afrer six. \Vords mean?
Ir's six o'clock. 1 D 1al\Vays /,;:,Iwelz} get up at 7:00 during rhe week.
1 It 's It '5 six forty-five . ¡ (a) quarter ro seven. 2 ~ 1 ofren /'afn/ go to rhe lllovies afrer \Vork.
Ir's Ir 's six ten. ¡ ten afrer six. 3 D 1 usually /'YU38Ii/ finish work ar 6:00.
lt's It 's six fifty-five. ¡ five ro seven. 4 D 1so merimes /'sAmta¡m¿J meer a friend for lunch.
lt 's lt 's six thirty five.¡ twenty-five ro seven. 5 D I hardly ever /'hardli 'eV'Jr/ go ro rhe rhearer.
lt's lt 's six-rhirty.¡ half pa se six. 6 D I never /'nevarl have coffee.
It 's rhree minures afrer six. a Abour seven or eight times a monrh.
Ir 's [( '5 six twenry. ¡ rwenry afrer six. b 1start \Vork at 8:00 every day.
b 224 )) Liste n and ch eck. c But on Fridays \Ve stop ar 3:00.
d I don't li ke it.
p Time e Only once or twice ayear.
You can ask for the time in twa different ways:
What time is it? OR What's the time?
f About once or t\Vice a month.
For times that are not multiples of five we use minutes, b b) 47 )) Li ste n and check.
e.g., 6:03 = It's three minutes after six.
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