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Complete the sentences with the correct name of the person.

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1 ’s hand hurts. 9 has got sore eyes.
2 has got toothache. 10 ’s arm itches.
3 is hot. 11 has got a cold.
4 is cold. 12 has got backache
5 is tired. 13 ’s ear hurts.
6 is thirsty. 14 has got toothache.
7 feels sick. 15 is hungry.
8 is bored. 16 has got a headache.

Project Fourth edition 3 Unit 6

 should / shouldn´t, must / mustn´t / don´t have to
Complete the sentences with should, shouldn’t, must, mustn’t and don’t have to plus the verbs
in the box.

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I know it’s the weekend but you .
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Project Fourth edition 3 Unit 6

 Signs
People travel a lot today, so governments design signs people can understand
without knowing the local language. Here are some of them.

1 Match the signs to their meanings.

a airport
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c customs
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j camping
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l wild animals crossing

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n post office

2 Where do you see these signs? Write the place under the sign.
3 In pairs, design four signs to show:
• You mustn’t use a mobile phone. • You must take your shoes off before going inside.
• You mustn’t skateboard. • You mustn’t feed the animals.

Project Fourth edition 3 Unit 6

 Health: eyes
1 08 Listen and complete the texts with the dates.

1286 1500 1930 5th century 54 1600 1880

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can use glass and plastic lenses to help us see better. People
have known about lenses for a long time. In fact, Egyptian
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Leonardo Da Vinci designed contact lenses in the
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Although contact lenses are now popular, people still wear
glasses. They are easy to use and they have become a fashion
item like shoes or gloves. There are lots of different designs
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2 Read the text again. Are the sentences true or false or doesn’t it say?
1 We know how the Egyptians used lenses.
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2 Some people wore glasses at the end of the 13th century.
3 People knew why glasses helped people see in the 16th century.
4 Leonardo Da Vinci wore contact lenses.
5 The first contact lenses were very popular.
6 Only a few people never wear glasses.

Project Fourth edition 3 Unit 6