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Unit 2: meeting people
1. Count from 1- 20 round the class.


1- one 6- six 11- eleven 16- sixteen

2- two 7- seven 12- twelve 17- seventeen

3- three 8- eight 13- thirteen 18- eighteen

4- four 9- nine 14- fourteen 19- nineteen

5- five 10- ten 15- fifteen 20- twenty


2. Count in 10s from 10 - 100 round the class.

10 - ten 60 - sixty
20 - twenty 70 - seventy
30 - thirty 80 - eighty
40 - forty 90 - ninety
50 - fifty 100 - one hundred
110 - one hundred and ten
Eg: 21- twenty - one
22- twenty - two
23 - twenty - three
24 - twenty - four
25 - twenty - five
...


3. How old are you? Ask and answer in groups.
Eg:
How old are you? I`m 20 ( years old)

How old is she? She`s ........

How old is he? He`s .......

How old are they? They`re ........
What’s ……… surname? Anderson
……….. her first name? Keesha
………… she from? London, England
……...... …… job? She’s a journalist.
What’s ……… ............. ? 42, Muswell Hill Road, London N10 3JD
………. …… phone number? 020 8863 5741.
How old …. ……? Twenty-eight
Is she ……......…? No, she isn’t.
her
What’s
Where’s
What’s her
her address
What’s her
is she
married
What`s her surname? Anderson

2. What`s her first name? Keesha

3. Where`s she from? London, England

4. What`s her job? She`s a journalist.

5. What`s her address? 42, Muswell Hill Road, London N10 3JD

6. What`s her phone number? 020 8863 5741.

7. How old is she? Twenty-eight

8. Is she married? No, she isn`t.
Keesha has a brother. Write questions about him. Ask your teacher
and complete his card.
Rudi
England
policeman
01865 753 4991
21
NO
What`s his surname? Anderson

2. What`s his first name? Rudi

3. Where`s he from? England

4. What`s his job? He`s a policeman.

5. What`s his address? 70, London Road, Oxford OX3 5AL

6. What`s his phone number? 01865 753 4991.

7. How old is he? Twenty-one

8. Is he married? No, he isn`t.
*Read and listen. Then listen and repeat
Is she American? No, she isn`t.
Is she French? No, she isn`t.
Is she English? Yes, she is.
Ask and answer Yes/ No questions about Keesha.
1. a doctor? a teacher? a journalist?
2. eighteen? twenty-one? twenty-eight?
*Ask and answer questions about Keesha`s brother.
1. Peter? Daniel? Rudi?
2. a journalist? a student? a policeman?
3. sixteen? thirty? twenty-one?
Grammar spot
Complete the answers to the Yes/ No questions.

Is Keesha English? Yes, she ....
Is her surname Smith? No, it ....
Are you a journalist? No, I`m ....
2. Look at the negatives.
She isn`t married.
You aren`t English.
But: I`m not a teacher.
X I amn`t a teacher.
is
isn`t
not
Practice Who is he?
Student A: Look at the identity card from your teacher.
Student B: Look at this identity card.
Ask and answer questions to complete the information.
Binchey
Ireland
82, Hill road
dublin
47
*Ask and answer questions about Keesha`s brother.

Smith? Jones? Binchey?
from Italy? from England? from Ireland?
a policeman? a teacher? an accountant?
Talking about you

3. Ask your teacher some questions.

4. Look at the form from your teacher.


5. Stand up ! Ask two students Yes/ No questions to
complete the form.


* Tell the class about one of the students.
Patrick`s family - Possessive `s
wife
brother father daughter wife aunt grandmother
1. Write these words in the correct place
father
daughter
brother
aunt
grandmother
Read about Patrick Binchey and listen. Write the names of the people in the correct place.
This is a photo of Patrick, his wife, and his children. His wife`s name is Brenda. She`s a teacher. His daughter`s name is Lara. She`s twenty-one and she`s a nurse. His son`s name is Benny. He`s nineteen and he`s a student. Lara`s boyfriend is a nurse, too. His name is Mick.
Read about Patrick Binchey and listen. Write the names of the people in the correct place.
Brenda
Patrick
Benny
Lara
Mick
3. Ask and answer questions about Patrick`s family.

Eg: Who`s Brenda? She`s Patrick`s wife
Grammar spot
Look at `s.
She`s a teacher: She`s = She is
His wife`s name: His wife`s name = her name
`s = possession
2. Find other examples in the text of possessive `s and `s = is.
1. Ask your teacher questions about people in his /her family.

Eg: What`s your mother`s name? My mother`s name is ........

What`s your sister`s name? My sister`s name is ........
2. Write the names of people in your family. Ask and answer questions with a partner: Juan, Silvia, Maria, ...........

Ask a partner questions about his /her family.

Eg: Who`s Juan? He`s my brother.

Who`s Silvia? She`s my aunt.
3. Make true sentences with the verb "to be"

1. I ............... at home.

2. We ........ in class.

3. It ......... Monday today.

4. My teacher`s name .......... John.

5. My mother and father .............. at work.

6. I ........................ married.

7. My grandmother ................ seventy-five years old.

8. Marcus and Carlos ...................... my brothers.

9. We ............ in the coffee bar. We ....... in the classroom.
am not
are
Isn`t
isn`t
are
am not
isn`t
aren`t
aren`t
are
4. Tick (v) the correct sentence.

1. I`m a doctor.
I`m doctor.

2. I have twenty-nine years old.
I am twenty-nine years old.

3. I no married.
I am not married.

4. My sister`s name is Lara.
My sisters name is Lara.



5. She married.
She`s married.

6. I`m an uncle.
I`m a uncle.

I have two brother.
I have two brothers.

8. Peter`s the son of my sister.
Peter`s my sister`s son.

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Vocabulary - opposites
Match the adjectives with their opposites.
2. Write about the pictures, using the adjectives.
1. He`s old
She`s young
2. It`s easy
It`s difficult
3. It`s new
It`s old
4. It`s fast
It`s slow
5. It`s lovely
It`s horrible
6. They`re hot
They`re cold
7. They`re cheap
They`re expensive
8. It`s small
It`s big
Reading and listening - A letter from America
Dorita is an English student at a school in Queens, New York City . Read and listen to her letter to Miguel, her brother in Argentina.
46 Street
Sunnyside, New York 11104
February 12
Dear Miguel,
How are you? I`m fine. Here`s a letter in English. It`s good practice for you and me!
I have classes in English at La Guardia Community College. I`m in a class with eight students. They`re all from different countries: Japan, Brazil, Switzerland, Poland, and Italy. Our teacher`s name is Isabel. She`s very nice and a very good
teacher.
I live in an apartment with two American girls, Annie and Marnie Kass. They are sisters. Annie`s twenty years old and a dancer. Marnie`s eighteen and a student. They`re very friendly, but it isn`t easy to understand them. They speak very fast!
New York is very big, very exciting but very expensive! The subway isn`t
difficult to use and it`s cheap. It`s very cold now but Central Park is lovely in the snow. I`m very happy here.
Write to me soon.
Love,
Dorita
3. Make true sentences with the verb "to be"

1. I ....

2. We ........ in class.

3. It ......... Monday today.

4. My teacher`s name .......... John.

5. My mother and father .............. at work.

6. I ........................ married.

7. My grandmother ................ seventy-five years old.

8. Marcus and Carlos ...................... my brothers.

9. We ............ in the coffee bar. We ....... in the classroom.
am not
are
Isn`t
isn`t
are
am not
isn`t
aren`t
aren`t
are
3. Correct the false (X) sentences.
1. Dorita is from Argentina.

2. She`s in Miami.

3. Dorita`s happy in New York.

4. She`s on holiday.

5. It`s a very big class.

6. The students in her class are all from South America.


7. Annie and Marnie are both students.

8. The subway is easy to use.
V
X
No, she isn`t. She`s in New York.
V
X
No, she isn`t. She`s at a language school.
X
No, it isn`t. It`s a small class - eight students.
X
No, they aren`t. They are all from different countries.
X
No, they aren`t. Annie`s a dancer.
V
4. Write the questions about Dorita`s letter.
1. .......... ?
Argentina

2. ................. ?
Japan, Brazil, Switzerland, Poland, and Italy.

3. ............. ?
Isabel

4. ............. ?
They are sisters. They live with Dorita.

5. ................ ?

Annie`s twenty and Marnie`s eighteen.

6. .. New York ............ ?
Yes, it is.
Where`s Dorita from
Where are the (other) students from
What`s her teacher`s name
Who are Annie and Marnie
How old are Annie and Marnie
Is big/ exciting/ expensive
5. Listen to three conversations. Where is Dorita? Who is she with?

She`s with the students in her school.
She`s in class with the teacher.
She`s at home with Annie and Marnie.
6. Write a letter about your class.
Everyday english - in a cafe
1. Read and listen to the prices:
£1.00 one pound 50p fifty p /pi:/
£5.00 five pounds £7.50 seven pounds fifty
£10.75 ten pounds seventy - five
2. Write the prices you hear. Practice saying them.
That`s five pounds fifty, please.
Look, it`s only twelve pounds.
Here you are. Twenty p change.
Pizza is three pounds seventy - five.
5. One hundred pounds for that is very expensive.
6. Nine pounds fifteen, not nine pounds fifty.
Baker Street Snack Bar
Menu
Hamburger & chips Ê3.50
Chicken& chips Ê3.90
Tuna & egg salad Ê4.25
Pizza Ê3.75
Ice-cream Ê1.50
Chocolate cake Ê1.75
Coffee Ê1.00
Tea 60p
Orange juice 90p
Mineral water 70p
Listen and repeat. Then ask and answer questions with a partner
Baker Street Snack Bar
Menu
Hamburger & chips Ê3.50 Chicken& chips Ê3.90
Tuna & egg salad Ê4.25 Pizza Ê3.75
Ice-cream Ê1.50 Chocolate cake Ê1.75
Coffee Ê1.00 Tea 60p
Orange juice 90p Mineral water 70p
A: How much is a hamburger and chips?
B: Three pounds fifty.

A: How much is a hamburger and chips and orange juice?
B: Four pounds forty.
Listen and complete the conversations.
A: Good morning.
B: Good ..... Can I have
........, please?
A: No, thanks.
A: .. p, please.
B: Thanks
A: Thank you.
A: Hi. Can I help?
B: Yes. Can I have a ....... salad,
please?
A: Any thing to drink?
B: Yeah. A ......., please.
A: OK. Here you are.
B: ...... is that?
A: 4. pounds . 95p, please.
B: Thanks.
morning
an orange juice
90
tuna and egg
mineral water
How much
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