HEAD START (UNIT 8)

Read and make yes/no questions about Rita for the colored information Rita Libby is from Canada, but 1 she lives and works in London.. She leaves home at half past eight and 4 arrives a

Unit 8.

Does she like her job?

hamburger bananas tea coffee

$ 3.50

It’s an orange

It’s a telephone

Rita Libby

Match the words in column A with the words

Listen and fill in the blanks:

Rita Libby is from Canada, but she (1) ……… in London She (2) ……… married She (3) ………

in a hospital Rita (4) ……… a car and usually (5)

……… to work She leaves home at half past (6)

……… and arrives at the hospital at (7) ……… o’clock She likes her job, but she (8) ……… the weekends, too On Saturdays she sometimes (9)

……… shopping She goes to the (10) ………

of London by train On Sundays she (11) ……… in

a restaurant with friends She never (12) ……… on Sundays

Listen and fill in the blanks:

Rita Libby is from Canada, but she (1) ……… in London She (2) ……… married She (3)

……… in a hospital Rita (4) ……… a car and usually (5) ……… to work She leaves home at half past (6) ……… and arrives at the hospital at (7)

……… o’clock She likes her job, but she (8)

……… the weekends, too On Saturdays she sometimes (9) ……… shopping She goes to the (10) ……… of London by train On Sundays she (11) ……… in a restaurant with friends She never (12) ……… on Sundays

livesisn’t

driveseightnine

likes

goescentre

eats

cooks

Complete the sentences

Make and answer the following

questions about Rita

1 she from Canada?

2 she live in New York?

3 she like her job?

4 she go to work by train?

5 she cook on Sundays?

Read and make yes/no questions about Rita for

the colored information

Rita Libby is from Canada, but (1) she lives and works in London She’s not married (2) She has a job in a hospital She has a car and (3) usually drives to work She leaves home at half past eight and (4) arrives at the hospital at nine o’clock She likes her job, but she likes the weekends, too (5) On Saturday, she sometimes goes shopping She goes to the centre of London by train (6) On Sundays, she eats in a restaurant with friends She never cooks on Sundays

1 ………

2 ………

3 ………

4 ………

5 ………

6 ………

1 Does she live and work in London?

2 Does she have a job in a bank?

3 Does she usually drive to work?

4 Does she arrive at the hospital at eight

o’clock?

5 Does she sometimes go shopping?

6 Does she eat in restaurants with friends

on Saturdays?

Read and make WH-questions about Rita

Rita Libby is from Canada, but she lives and works (1)

in London She’s not married She has a job (2) in a hospital She has a car and usually (3) drives to work She leaves home (4) at half past eight and arrives at the hospital (5) at nine o’clock She likes her job, but she likes the weekends, too (6) On Saturday, she sometimes goes shopping She goes to the centre of London (7) by train On Sundays, she eats in a restaurant (8) with friends She never cooks

(9) on Sundays

1 ………

2 ………

3 ………

4 ………

5 ………

6 ………

7 ………

8 ………

9 ………

1 Where does she live?

2 Where does she work?

3 How does she go to work?

4 What time does she leave home?

5 What time does she arrive at the hospital?

6 What does she do on Saturdays?

7 How does she go to the centre of London/go shopping?

8 Who does she eat in a restaurant with?

9 When does she never cook?

Adverbs of frequency

usually sometimes never

I usually eat in restaurants with my friends She sometimes goes shopping by bus

He never cooks

drives, lives, plays, cooks, works,

works

Michael Riley is from Ireland, but he (1)

………… in Cambridge He isn’t married He’s a journalist and he (2) ……… at home from Monday to Thursday On Friday, he (3) ……… in London He has

a car and he (4) ……… to London At weekends he usually (5) ……… tennis and (6) ……… dinner for his friends

Correct the verbs in the sentences

1 He live in Oxford

2 She sometimes eat in a restaurant

3 She go to the centre of London by train

4 He work at home

5 She arrive at the hospital at nine o’clock

Listen and write

A: Does Rita live in London?

Complete the questions about Michael?

Work in pairs:

Ask and answer the

questions Complete the

table.

Change the partner Ask and answer questions about your first partner.

Write about Angeles Change the words in circles.

She’s from ………

Read about what

Angeles Pérez says

She’s from Salamanca in Spain, but she lives in London She’s a teacher and her

has one son He is three In her free time,

she likes swimming and listening to music.

Work in pairs:

Make sentences about these people.

Example:

Fiona Bruce is from

Scotland She lives in …

Match a question from column A with a answer from column B

1.When does she arrive at

work?

2.Does he like football?

3.Is he married?

4.Where does she live?

5.Does she drink whisky?

6.What time is it?

7.Is she a travel agent?

a No, she isn't

b No, she doesn't

c No, he doesn't

d It's three o'clock

f At half past eight

g Yes, he is

h In Athens

1 f 2 c 3 g 4 h 5 b 6 d 7 a

Example:

When does Rita leave home?

She leaves home at half past eight.

1 When does Rita arrive at work? She arrives at work at 9:00.

2 When does Jane leave home? She leaves home 7:00.

3 When does Jane arrive at work? She arrives at work 8:00.

4 When does Bill leave home?

He leaves home at 9:00.

5 When does Bill arrive at work?

He arrives at work at 9:30.

Look at the photograph Can you guess some of the information about Ivor.

Poland Oxford, London

A computer programmer Yes

Two small daughters Reading, play tennis.

Look at the photograph about Eric Cantona.

Eric Cantona is from France, but he lives and works in Britain He is a footballer He is 27 years old and he

is married His wife is from France, too They have a son Eric plays for Manchester United, and he lives in Cheshire He trains from Monday to Friday and he plays one or two matches every week He now speaks English well He likes reading philosophy and poetry in his free time

1 Where is Eric Cantona from?

2 Where does he live?

3 What’s his job?

4 Is he married?

5 What does he like doing in

his free time?

EVERYDAY ENGLISH: SOCIAL ENGLISH 1

A Excuse me!

B Yes?

A Can you tell me the time, please?

B Certainly It's ten past five

A Thank you

A Oh, I'm sorry!

B It's OK

A Let me help you

B Thanks It's very kind of you