MITCHELL MARILENI MALKOGIANNI mm Ca so The hưu H. MITCHELL Special edition for UDG MARILENI MALKOGIANNI tees Units Vocabulary Structures Reading + Alphabet |+ What's your name? ] + Numbers 0-10 |»Im. H l l *Colors + How đo you spell.? e © + Classroom objects _ |+Plurals (regular -s) p. an language I Imperative (affirmative) | ‘Countries and |+Where.from? + A dialogue between two | + Astreet survey teenagers + Three short nationalities How old.? «Numbers 1-100 | + The verb to be +A dialogue: Meet my conversations + People and (affirmative, friends + A conversation dialog ue at the between negative, questions, | «A My friends, relationships fey familial: School subjects short answer s) schoo lyard a husband and wife | * Possessive + Ashort text: Meet the | + Aradio quiz show 7 «Members of the and! ‘arly adjectives Simpsons p.7 «Jobs +The verb to have + Ashort text: Noodles and sports (affirmative) More, a family business + Possessive case + A form for a sports + Plural nouns center +Personalilems |sDemonstrative «Two dialogues at home | + A conversation adjectives (singular and at a coffee shop about a person's + Household items and plural) +A dialogue: Where is it? | person al items - Furniture + Three short +Rooms and parts | * Where + A dialogue: Our new + Prepositions of place | house oe ee My of ahouse |-Thedefinitearicle |sAdialogueonthestreet | about houses 1 ‹Placesinacity — neighborhood + Directions the «Two brochures about —_| * Three short + Appllances «There is/There are | twocities conversations p.2T including cirections savs.
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+ Describing one’s neighborhood + Third person Pairwork: +A short paragraph + Telling the time singular -s + Discussing one’s school schedule about one's after- + Talking about days and birthdays + Word stress + Presenting somebody's weekly school activities + Talking about habitual actions and schedule +A few sentences routines Pairwork: Talking about household about household + Talking about spare-time activities chores chores A questionnaire: How well do you +A paragraph about know your friend? one's daily routine Pairwork: Talking about one’s daily routine + Rising and Pairwork: +A few sentences + Expressing likes and dislikes falling + Talking about likes and dislikes about one’s job + Expressing opinion intonation in + Talking about spare time activities preferences + Making suggestions questions Role play: +A few sentences + Talking about music, movies and + Sentence stress + Talking about one’s job about one's talents hobbies preferences and abilities + Talking about jobs and activities + Ajob interview +A paragraph about related to work Pairwork: one’s favorite day of + Expressing ability the week + Talking about how one travels + Talking about modes of transportation + Talking about one’s favorite day of the week Hello COMMON ENGLISH WORDS > Match. Then, listen and check your answers. Do you know any other English words? computer burger stop basketball telephone taxi supermarket - coffee hotel jeans + TMMN | Th students \ 1 s. astudent - two students Et NUMBERS 4® LANGUAGE as A.
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Ricardo Hil I'm Ricardo Leto. What's your The verb to be (am, you are, we are) name? AFFI JATIVE Jessica My name's Jessica Adams. Where are FULLFORMS| SHORTFORMS |_SUESHONS you from, Ricardo? Spain? Aml? Ricardo No, I'm from Italy. And you? Are you? Jessica I'm from the U.
| live in Boston. Are we?, Ricardo Oh, so you're American. GSN 5= TTẬ A:un::: vour name? Jessica Yes, that's right. Li°h9110\Ð22)4911-Ä p2 Ricardo How old are you? A: Are you British? Jessica I'm sixteen.
Ricardo Oh! We're the same age. I'msixteen, too! Jane and | are from the UK. We are students. Dixon is our teacher.
Read again and complete the forms. ww ww ww ti li B. Circle the correct words. 1 A:Hi, my /m name David.
First Name B: Are you / Are we from the U.A? A: No, Pm/ youre Mexican. 2 A:John and | am / are South Africans. We're/ You're from Cape Town. Where you are / are you from? B:1/1'm from Brazil.
Talk in pairs. What's your name? My name's Ryan. What's your last name? Smith. Where are you from? LISTEN @ I'm from the U.
(I live in New York.) Three students are answering questions Oh, 0 you're American. Listen and match. Yes, that's right. How old are you? I'm seventeen (years old).
Write a few sentences about yourself. Ron Australan | n Spanish merican C | 2 Meet my friends VOCABULARY @ Listen and repeat READ A. Listen to the dialogue. <> ~ | Lucy Hi, guys! How are you? | John Fine, thanks.
And you? | i Lucy Not bad. This is Diana. She's a new student. Mark Hello, Diana.
Diana Hi, what's your name? Mark I'm Mark and this is my best friend, John. He's from Canada. | Diana Nice to meet you. John Nice to meet you, too, Diana.
How old are you? Diana Imsixteen. Ah, so youe in 10" grade. Diana_ Thats right. What grade are you in? Mark We're in 11" grade.
Diana So, we aren't classmates. Oh, well, welcome to Luton High School, Diana. See you later. Read the table.
The verb to be AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE I m) | I mnot _(=am not) You Tre (=are) You aren't (are not) He She isn't (sis not) It We You aren't (=are not) They ww ww ww ww B. Circle the correct words 1. This is Paul, He’s / She's nineteen years old We are / You are roommates. Jack and Barbara isn’t / aren't in 10" grade.
They're / We're in 11” grade. My teacher's from Canada. She isn’t / is from the US. Read again and complete with the 4.
I'm Stella and this is /itis Amanda. We / We're correct name. is anew student. i and are friends.
SPEAK & WRITE is Canadian. Talk in groups of four. Ask each other is 16 years old. questions and complete the table.
isn't in 10" grade. First Name SPEAK Last Name Talkin groups of th hae Hello, Tony. How are you? Grade Fine, thanks. And you? Nationality Not bad.
Nice to meet you. Use the table above and write about the Nice to m too. members in your group. See you later.
vn ism years old and he/she is in. He/She is. 3 School life VOCABULARY @ Match the pictures with the school subjects Then, listen and check your answers. Hi there, Matt! Hey, Ryan! It’s good to see you! Ryan You too.
Back to school again. Are you happy? Matt — No, I'm not. | love spring break! Ryan Ha, ha! So, how are your classes? Matt They're OK. | really like my Science class.
It's my favorite. Ryan | like it, too! I'm not very good at Science, but it’s a lot of fun. Matt — The teacher is really great. Ryan Is your teacher Mr.
Collins? Matt Yes,heisl Ryan He's very funny. He's a big fan of rock music. Matt Oh, know.