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DISCUSSION MODULE 1forms Note PART 1: Introduction and making friends Week 2 2 Self- introduction Individual Individual 3 Exchanging personal information Groupwork Groups of 3 4 Talking

Play the game in small groups You

need a dice and counters.

I Place your counters on the square marked START and throw the dice.

2 The first player to throw a six starts the game.

3 The first player throws the dice and moves their counter along the board according to the number on the dice.

4 Players than play in turns moving round the board.

5 When a player lands on an orange square they have to talk about the subject for thirty seconds.

6 When a player lands on a purple square, each of the other players asks him or her a question beginning with the question word

7 If the player has nothing to say or can't talk for the necessary time

or can't answer the questions,

they are allowed to pass and miss a turn

8 The game continues until the first player reaches the square

marked FINISH

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2-, Write the names of:

1 one sport which needs gloves baxing

2 five sports which use a ball _

3 four sports which need water, ice or snow

4 four spoils in which yeu ride on something

5 three spovis von do in a gym

6 Four sports for which you often have a referee

1 What are the sports and activities below?

Use the pictures to help you.

i.

Find Two Students Who

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DISCUSSION MODULE 1

forms

Note PART 1: Introduction and making friends (Week 2)

2 Self- introduction Individual Individual

3 Exchanging personal

information

Groupwork Groups of 3

4 Talking about favourites Presentation Groups of 3 or 4

PART 2: Family (Week 4)

1 Talking about family

members: name, age,

jobs, addresses, marital

PART 3: Daily activities (Week 5)

1 Talking about your

daily habits and free

PART 1: Your house (Week 6)

1 Talking about your

house you are living

PART 2: Your favourite food (Week 7)

1 Talking about your

favourite food and

drinks

Presentation Groups of 4

2 Discussing about food

combining in Vietnam Groupwork Groups of 4

PART 3: Your favourite jobs (Week 8)

1 Talking about favourite

jobs

Pairwork Pairs

2 Discussing about jobs

and necessary qualities

Groupwork Groups of 5

MODULE 3

PART 1: Your unforgetable experiences (Week 10)

1 Telling about the

PART 2: Your idol (Week 11)

1 Talking about your idol Groupwork Groups of 5

3 Where you from?

4 Whal your name?

4 Write the numbers

short thick young slow heavy cheap

good slim small

7 Put the words in the correct order Choose a

or art.

EXAMPLE

old a/an watch An old watch

1 dog fast a/an ,

2 car a/an small _

3 hat a/an expensive _

4 short woman a/an

5 a/an book thick

8 Find words for colours.

9 Complete the dialogues

A Assistant Yes, please?

Customer Two hot dogs please

Assistant _ (1) else?

Customer No, _ (2) you.

Assistant (3) £5.20, please.

B Assistant Yes, please?

Customer A hamburger and a lemonade, please.

Assistant Medium or _ (4)?

Customer Large, please.

Assistant (5) £4, please.

10 Complete the dialogues.

A Mary Hi, I'm Mary.

B Helen Hi, _(9) name's Helen.

Jean (10) to _ (!1) you I'mJean and _ (12) is Marie

Helen (13) 10 _ (14) you.

_ (15) are (16) from?

Jean We're (17) France Where

_ (18) _(19) from?

Helen (20) from England.

Interviewer What's your name?

Harold _ Interviewer How that? Harold It's S-C-H-M-I-D-T

Interviewer Thank you Where _ ? Harold I'm from

Interviewer address?

Harold Interviewer

telephone number?

Harold Interviewer And _ you?

Ruper Where (5) you (6)?

Mary _(7) from Australia And you?

Rupert I'm (8) Italy.

1 1 Read the card and complete the dialogue.

Name: _

1 Complete the sentences.

EXAMPLE

Is Maria a leacher?

No, she isn't She's a student.

1 A this your bag?

B No it _

2 A _ you from England?

B I _ but she She from

5 A _ they from Turkey?

B No, they _ _ from America

2 Make the sentences negative

E XAMPLE

She's from Brazil She

isn't from Brazil.

4 Answer these questions Use short answers E XAMPLE

Is your car green? Yes

4 My favourite colour's black

5 My parents are from India

5 Find the names of jobs.

6 Complete the sentences with possessive

adjectives.

E XAMPLE

My name's Ian.

1 I'm married This is wife

2 We've got a meeting now Is this _ meeting

room?

3 A What are _ names?

B We're Mr and Mrs Hobbs

4 My girlfriend is a waitress _ name's Katie

5 This letter is for Peter What's _ address?

6 Pick up _ pen

7 Jane is a shop assistant _ husband is a

student

8 In this photo we're in garden

9 I'm from France but _ parents are from

England

10 Maria and Tim arc from the USA In this photo

they're at house

7 Match A and B to make sentences.

8 Complete the dialogues.

A Barry Hello I'm Barry.

Maria How _ (1) you do, Barry?

Maria What _ (7) you?

Barry I'm (8) engineer.

Maria I'm (9) Canada And (10)?

Barry I'm (11) Ireland.

Maria Oh that's _ (12) My husband's

from Ireland, too

B A Hi! (13) are (14)?

B I'm (15), thanks And (16)?

A Oh, not _ (17) (18) your wife?

B _ (19) fine

A Well, I must be off _ (20)you

B Bye.

9 Read the texts and write the names.

My name's Georgios Papadopoulos I'm thirty-five years old and I'm from Athens in Greece I'm a doctoi and I'm married My wife is twenty-six Her name's Maria Papadopoulou and she's from Greece too She's an engineer

My name's Irene Bloggs I'm twenty-four and I'm

from Bristol in England My parents are from France I'm a shop assistant and I'm married My husband,

Jim Bloggs, is twenty-three and he's a shop assistant, too

My name's Ian Blair I'm from Melbourne inAustralia I'm twenty-two years old and I'm astudent I'm not married My girlfriend is a nurse.Her name's Susan and she's twenty

E XAMPLE

He's twenty-three Jim Bloggs

1 She's from Bristol _

3 He's thirty-five _

4 She's from Greece. _

5 They're shop assistants

1 Complete the sentences.

E XAMPLE

John's get a new car.

1 A _ you any brothers or sisters?

B Yes, I I got a sister

2 A _ she dark hair?

Have they got a garden?

Yes, they have.

1 Have you got a dog? No

2 Has Howard got a fax? Yes

He's got a pet He hasn't got a pet.

1 I've got a camera

2 Paola's got a CD player

3 Jerry and Sue have got a dog

4 Margaret's got a computer

4 Rewrite the sentences Put in the apostrophes (') and capital letters

E XAMPLE

my cousins wifes from Scotland My

cousin's wife's from Scotland.

1 Johns got glasses

5 Rewrite the sentences from exercise 4 with full forms.

E XAMPLE

My cousin's wife's from Scotland

My cousin's wife is from Scotland.

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5 You've goi a waich

6 Complete the sentences with in, on, or at.

E XAMPLE

The film's at six o'clock.

1 Is the conference a weekday?

2 I've got an appointment _ Friday

3 Is the meeting _ the afternoon?

No, it's _the evening It's _ 7.30

8 Complete the dialogue.

Receptionist Good morning Can \

(1) you?

Mr Smith Yes (2) I make an

appointment with Doctor Wall,

(3)?

Receptionist Yes Can you (4) at

ten to three on Monday?

Mr Smith No, I'm afraid I _

(5) What _(6) the

evening?

Receptionist Doctor Wall isn't here in the evening,

I'm (7) I can put

you in at ten thirty on Tuesday

Mr Smith Yes, that's fine.

Receptionist What's your _(8),

please?

Mr Smith (9) Tom Smith

Receptionist Thank you Mr Smith

13, but you can't work for more than 25 hours a week, and you can't work before 7 o'clock in the morning or after 7 o'clock in the evening.

When you're 18 you can leave home and you can get married (You can do these things when you're 16, if your parents agree.) You can also vote in elections when you're 18 You can go into a pub when you're

14, but you can't buy an alcoholic drink until you're

18 You can smoke at any age, but you can't buy cigarettes until you're 16 You can't gamble until you're 18.

E XAMPLE

You can drive a bus when you're 18 T (F)

1 You can ride a motorbike when

2 You can buy an alcoholic drink in

3 You can leave school when you're 16 T F

4 You can't do a part-time job until

5 You can get married when you're <_

16 if your parents agree T F

6 You can't drive a lorry until you're 18 T F

7 You can vote when you're 18 T F

8 You can buy cigarettes when you're 14 T F

9 You can gamble when you're 16 T F

10 You can't ride a moped when you're 16 T F

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Total 100

She has dinner at 7 o'clock.

She doesn 'I have dinner at 7 o 'clock.

Researcher What kind of music do you like ? (like)

Rosie We (1 like) classical

music We(2 not like) pop music

instruments?

(5 play) the piano

guitar

languages?

your holidays?

Rosie We (10 go) to Italy

or Spain

your free time?

Researcher What kind of food

4 Complete the sentences with some or any

E XAMPLE

I need some cheese.

1 1 like coffee with my lunch

2 Have we got _ eggs?

3 Have you got pencils?

4 We've got _ sandwiches but

haven't got fruit.

5 Decide if the words are countable (C) or

7 Complete the dialogues.

A A Would you like a drink? B

Mm, that's a good idea

A What (1) you like?

B (2) I have a mineral water, please?

A A mineral water and a glass of red wine,

please

C (3) you want ice and

lemon in the mineral water?

A A black coffee please, and a glass of milk

B (8) you want sugar in your coffee?

A No, thank you

B Here you are

A Thank you

C A (9) would you (10) to drink?

B ( l l ) I h a v e a _(12)oftea,please?

A A cup of tea and an orange juice, please

C Do you (13) milk and sugar in the tea?

B Just milk, please

C (14) £1.80, please

A (15) you are

C Thank you

8 Complete the text with these words:

until don't eggs glass eating dinner meat vegetarians restaurants about have lunch cheese coffee have

I always have breakfast I _(1)

cereal, yoghurt and milk with a cup of _ (2) I don't eat anything _ (3) eleven o'clock Then I _ (4) an orange or an apple and a _ (5) of milk For *• _(6) 1 usually have a sandwich and a mineral water.That's at _(7) 1 p.m I have _ (8) at about 7.30 I'm a vegetarian

so I (9) eat (10)

or fish I eat _ (11) and _ (12) and a lot of vegetables I likewine and I have a glass with my meal I like _ (13) out I prefer Indian _ (14) because they have a lot ofchoice for _(15)

Name

1 Complete the sentences

EXAMPLE

Maria doesn't work (not work) in a chalet.

1 Frank (not live) in England He

_ (live) in Scotland

2 Caroline _ (want) to work in

Scotland She (not want) to

work in England

3 Jack _ (travel) to work by car

He (not travel) by train

4 Laura (enjoy) her job She

_ (not enjoy) the journey to

work

5 William _ (not come) from

Germany He _ (come) from

Beleium

Delete the incorrect form of the verb.

Deborah and Harry Uve/lives in Bournemouth in the

South of England They both work/works (1) there,

too Deborah work/works (2) in a restaurant and Harry

work/works (3) in an office They don't enjoy/doesn't

enjoy (4) their jobs Deborah's job is hard work and

Harry's job is boring They live/lives (5) in a small

house In the evening they walchlwatches (6) TV

Deborah want/wants (7) to move because she

prefer/prefers (8) life in the country, but Harry

like/likes (9) being in a town Deborah play/plays (10)

tennis at the weekend and Harry play/plays (11)

football They both enjoy/enjoys (12) going to football

matches 'We like the atmosphere at a football match

It's fun.' Harry says 'But it cost/costs (13) a lot of

money to do regularly.' Harry and Deborah go/goes

(14) on holiday to Cornwall in the summer They

don't go/doesn't go (15) abroad.

3 Ask questions about Deborah and Harry in exercise 2

B She plays tennis at the weekend

4 Put in sles where necessary EXAMPLENecessary: Bob works in England

Not necessary: Where do _ you work?

1 We work in England

2 Her husband do n't work in England

3 I do n't work in a bank

4 The train cost _a lot of money

5 What do you do _?

6 Sandy come from Milan

7 She like her job

8 Where do they come _ from?

10

5 Put the words in the correct order EXAMPLE

tennis/never/ Wednesday/Julia/plays/on Julia

never plays tennis on Wednesday.

(you/come home) B At ten

o'clock every evening

8 Put the sentences in the correct order.

_ Then he gets dressed

_ He comes home at about half past six

_ He leaves the house at eight o'clock

_ He goes to bed late

Peter wakes up at seven o'clock

_ He has a shower

_ He watches TV all evening

_ After breakfast he cleans his teeth

_ He doesn't get up until 7.15

_ He catches the 8.15 train to Manchester

_ After dinner he washes up

9 Read the text and answer the questions Write complete sentences.

Sanjit Ray works for a computer company in Los

Angeles, California He writes computer programs But he doesn't go to Los Angeles every day In fact,

he doesn't live in the USA He lives in India Sanjit: 'Every day I take the bus into Bombay and I go to an office there The computer company sends information to me by e-mail I work on the information on the computer and then I send the program back to California.' The computer company doesn't do the work in the USA because it costs less

to do it in India Salaries there are lower Also, India

is twelve hours ahead of California So the computer company sends information at the end of the day and Sanjit works on it when it's night time in the USA When he sends the programs back, they arrive in California before the computer company starts in the

morning E XAMPLE

Who does Sanjit work for? He works for a

computer company in Los Angeles, California.

1 Where does Sanjit live?

2 Where does he work?

3 What does he do?

4 Does he go to work by train?

5 How does the computer company send him information?

6 How does he send information to the computer company?

7 What does Sanjit send to California?

8 Why does the computer company have an office