file
Chinese
France
Sixteen
her
they
watch
address
lipstick
pen
Pronunciation
b Underline the ord ith a different sound
What
they
table
one
China
Can you understand the text?
Old english |
latin |
french |
Other language |
New words |
House women |
wine family |
Hotel menu |
Judo siesta |
Internet |
Complete with how, what or where.
What’s your surname?
How do you spell it?
Where are you from?
What’s your phone number?
What’s your address?
Student’s book 2a
Vocabulary
read a newspa
per every day -45%
smoke-1%
watch TV every night 60%
go to the cinema every weekend 25%
have a pet 70%
live in a house with a garden 90%
b)p.143 vocabulary bank
cook dinner -19
do exercise, do housework- 14,2
drink coffee-17
drive a VW- 6
eat fast food -18
go to the cinema-9
have children, have a sandwich for lunch-3,16
like animals -8
listen to the radio -11
live in a flat -1
play tennis, play the guitar – 15,12
read a newspaper – 7
smoke a cigarette – 13
speak German -5
study economics – 4
watch television- 10
wear glasses-21
work in an office -2
Reading
c.
Singular |
Plural |
Man Woman Child person |
Men Women Children People |
Grammar
2. Write the he/she form of these verbs.
cook-cooks go-goes have-has make-makes watch-watches
Grammar Bank p.124
2A. Change the sentences.
She listens to the radio.
We live in a flat.
He has two children.
They don’t drink coffee.
My father doesn’t smoke.
The sops close at 5.00.
He goes to the pub.
She does housework.
b) complete the sentences with a + or – verb
1. My father reads the Times.
2. Her house is big, but it doesn’t have a garden.
3. We speak French very well.
4. I don’t eat fast food.
5. She drives BMW.
6. I don’t play computer games.
7. My father doesn’t do housework.
8. He studies economics at university.
5. Writing
A typical Kazakh family
They live in a flat. They don’t have a pet. They have children. They go to the village for their holidays. The mother works. She cooks. She does housework. She reads magazines. She watches serials on TV. She doesn’t drive a car. She is housewife. The father works. He doesn’t cook. He doesn’t do housework. He reads newspapers. He watches sport programs on TV. He drives a car. He is policeman.
Student’s Book 2 B
1. Reading.
b) Complete the sentences.
Darren is 30.
Natasha lives in north London.
She works for a magazine.
He works with computers.
He likes burgers.
He like the cinema.
She doesn’t like fast food.
She like Japanese food.
2 . Grammar
b ) Complete the conversations.
meet
like
like
don’t
what
eat
live
does
work
works
c . Complete the questions.
Do you like sushi? Does your mother work?
No, I do. Yes, she does.
What food do you like? Where does she work?
p.124 Grammar Bank
2 B. a) Complete the questions with do or does.
Do you like Chinese food?
Does your father cook?
Does your mother work?
Do you speak French?
Do you play the piano?
Do people in your country like animals?
Does your teacher smoke?
Do you study another language?
b) Order the words to make questions.
Do you drink coffee?
Does your brother work?
Where do you work?
What does she like music?
What do you read newspaper?
Do you go to the cinema?
Does your father watch sport on TV?
Does your mother wear glasses?
4. Speaking
What is your name Erzhan
How old are you 22
Do you work or study? work and study
Where are you live? Astana
Do you have a car? yes, I‘ve
What languages do you speak? Kazakh and Russian.
Do you smoke? no, I don’t
What music do you like? I like popular music.
What TV programs do you watch? I watch sport programs.
What food do you like? I like pizza.
What newspaper do you read? I read about sports.
What sports do you play? I play football and volleyball.
Student’s Book 2 C
.Reading
Match the questions with her answers.
What do you do?
Where do you work?
How many hours do you work?
Do you earn a lot of money/
Do you like a job? Why?
What don’t you like about your job?
How do you relax after work?
.Vocabulary
a) pilot, musician, doctor, hairdresser, policeman, footballer.
c) p.144 Vocabulary Bank
an actor-14
a builder-10
a doctor-7
an engineer-8
a footballer- 5
a hairdresser -3
a housewife -19
a journalist -20
a lawyer-12
a bank manager -2
a musician -13
a nurse -6
a pilot -11
a police officer-15
a politician -9
a receptionist – 16
a secretary – 18
a shop assistant -4
a student -1
a waiter -17
Grammar
Complete with a,an,or –
He is an actor.
She is a politician.
They’re nurses.
We’re lawyers.
He’s a teacher.
She’s actress.
Are you a journalist?
I’m a pilot.
He’s a builder.
5 . Listening and Reading
a . Do you work outside? Do you work in the evening? Do you work with your hands? Do you work with other people? Do you have special qualifications? Do you speak any languages? Do you earn a lot of money? Do you wear a uniform?
Student’s book 2D
Grammar
Match the people in photos 1-6 with a-f.
–b 2-e 3 – a 4-d 5-c 6-d
e )grammar bank 2D
2D. a) wrong form.
cat’s Jane
my bar’s mother
my sisters’ wife.
my flat’s friend
brother’s Daniel
his company’s father
the wife’s policeman
your homework’s sister.
b) complete the sentences.
1. My brother’s a lawyer. He’s 24. He works for BP.
2. He lives in Paris with his three children. He has two boys and a girl.
3. My brother’s wife ‘s name is Pauline. She’s a teacher.
4. Pauline’s parents live in Paris too. My brother likes Pauline’s mother nut not her father.
f) a- pen b-tie c-hat d-cap e- shoes f-bag
2. Vocabulary. a) p.145 Vocabulary Bank
Grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, aunt, uncle, brother, sister, cousin, wife, daughter, son, nephew, niece.
Listening
Martin is a partner Sarah’s mother. He works in a hospital. He is a doctor. Philip is Sarah’s husband. And Sophie is their daughter. She is 3. They were on a Christmas. Adam is singer.
Student’s book2 At a hotel
Vocabulary
Match the words and symbols.
Reception -2
a single room -3
a double room-4
the lift -1
the floor – 5
the bar – 6
Checking in
d) 1. Spell 2. See 3. please 4. key 5. bag
Social English
|
Mark |
Allie |
Where are they from? Are they married? Do they have children? How old are they? |
San Francisco No Daughter 34 |
Cambridge No No 27 |
An informal letter.
What’s your name?
Where are you from?
What do you do?
What languages do you speak?
Why do you want to learn English?
Do you have a big family?
What do the people in your family do?
How old are your brothers or sisters?
How old are you?
What are your interests?
Letter.
My name’s Erzhan. I’m from Kazakhstan, and I live Astana, which is the capital of our country. I’m student. I study English in my free time. I speak Kazakh and Russian, a little English, because I want to know about Britain and their tradition. I have a big family. I have brother and sister. And my father is policeman, mother is a hairdresser. My siblings study at school. I’m 21. I like to go to the cinema, playing football, reading books. Please write soon. Best wishes Erzhan.
Student’s Book 2. What do you remember.
Grammar
a
b
a
b
a
a
a
a
a
b
Vocabulary
a)
at
for
to
in
to
1. do housework
2. speak Russian
3. watch TV
4. Play the piano
5. have a sandwich for lunch
c) 1. job
2. women
3. football
4. student
5. niece
d) 1. Where 2. What 3. What 4. How many 5,Why
Pronunciation
b) 1)they 2) nice 3) garden 4)who 5)watches 6) stops
Can you understand this text?
1 – F
– T
– F
– T
– T
Can you say this in English?
What languages do you speak?
What TV programmes do you watch?
Where are you live?
What magazines do you read?
Where are you work?
What food do you like?
What sports do you play?
What do you do?
Student’s Book 3A
Vocabulary
The White House
New York
American airlines
fast food
pretty woman
blue jeans
the big apple
yellow taxis
b) p.146 Vocabulary bank
1. red
2. blue
3. yellow
4. orange
5. black
6. white
7.pink
8. green
9. brown
10. grey
b) 1. big-small
2. expensive –cheap
3.. bad-good
4. old-new
5. easy-difficult
6. wet-dry
7. rich-poor
8. fast-slow
9. dirty-clean
10. empty-full
11. high-low
12. beautiful-ugly
13. dangerous-safe
Pronunciation
I: |
U: |
ai |
әu |
E |
Cheap Easy clean |
Blue New beautiful |
White High dry |
Old Low slow |
Expensive Empty Wet
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b) p.126 Grammar bank 3A.
Adjectives: nice, Japanese, international, British, fantastic, other, professional, good.
Correct the wrong phrases.
Do you like fast cars?
They’re French girls.
I have a big family.
He’s an English actor.
They’re news boots.
It’s an expensive flat.
4. Listening
1. It’s an easy exercise.
2. I live in an old house.
3. She’s an American actress.
4. She has an expensive flat.
5.It’s a nice evening.
6. I have a black and white cat.
5. vocabulary and speaking
b. p.146 vocabulary bank
Appearance
old - young
tall - short
fat-thin
long-short
fair-dark
He’s 2.00 m. He’s very tall.
He’s 1.80m. He is quite tall.
he’s 1.65m. He’s not very tall.
1. happy
sad
angry
cold
hungry
hot
thirsty
tired