Giáo án điện tử Solution Elementary UNIT6

Places in town art gallery bank bus stop carpark church cinema concert hall leisure centre library museum park police station post office shopping centre theatre tourist information cent

THIS UNIT INCLUDES

Vocabulary Places in town collocations  

adjectives to describe feelings time expressions 

Grammar past simple:  be and can past simple affirmative: regular  verbs

Speaking giving directions a memory game 

retelling a story telephoning in English 

Writing different kinds of note

Places in town art gallery bank bus stop carpark church cinema concert hall leisure centre library

museum park police station post office shopping centre theatre tourist information centre town hall train station

church cinema

Places in town art gallery bank bus stop carpark

church cinema concert hall leisure centre library

museum park police station post office shopping

centre theatre tourist information centre town hall

train station

town hall

train station

Places in town art gallery bank bus

stop carpark church cinema concert

hall leisure centre library museum park

police station post office shopping

centre theatre tourist information

centre town hall train station

tourist information centre

library

Places in town art gallery bank bus

stop carpark church cinema concert

hall leisure centre library museum park

police station post office shopping

centre theatre tourist information

centre town hall train station

car park

theatre

bank

shopping centre

museum

Places in town art gallery bank bus

stop carpark church cinema concert

hall leisure centre library museum park

police station post office shopping

centre theatre tourist information

centre town hall train station

police station

concert hall

Places in town art gallery bank bus

stop carpark church cinema concert

hall leisure centre library museum park

police station post office shopping

centre theatre tourist information

centre town hall train station

park

post officebus stop

art gallery concert hall

car park bank

Tourist Good afternoon This is my first day in this town Can you give me some information about the

town please?

What can I do here?

Clerk Well, there are lots of things to do here Here is a map of the town

Boy Two tickets for the swimming pool, please

Clerk That’s £8, please

Juliet O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name; Or if thou

wilt not, …

Girl It’s Juliet! Now, ssshhh!

Boy No, it’s 45 But we can catch the 45 and change at St Michael’s Street

Boy Excuse me Have you got The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman?

Clerk Yes, that’s a very popular book It’s on the shelf over there

Boy When’s the next train to Cambridge, please?

Clerk 4.45, from platform 6

Boy I like this painting

Boy I like the mountains in the background and the animals in the foreground

Girl They aren’t animals They’re people

[Classical music followed by audience applause]

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Woman It’s £2 for one hour, and £3 for two hours

Clerk Certainly 150 euros That comes to 127 pounds and 15 pence Here you are

take

the second right go straight on

take the first left

go past the church

post office

Girl Excuse me Can you direct me to the [ ] ?

Boy Sure Go straight on, take the first right and go past the theatre It’s on your left, opposite the

train station

Boy Excuse me Can you direct me to the […] ?

Girl Yes, of course Go straight on, take the second left and it’s on your left, next to the art gallery

Girl Excuse me Can you direct me to the […] ?

Boy Yes, go straight on, take the second right, go past the leisure centre and it’s on your left, opposite

the museum

Boy Excuse me Can you direct me to the […] ?

Girl Sure Go straight on, take the first left and it’s on your left, next to the church

Girl Excuse me Can you direct me to the […] ?

Boy Yes, go straight on, go past the car park and it’s on your right, opposite the park

F: Jess wasn’t at Sam’s party

F: Finn wasn’t in London

was were

weren’t

Was

wqs Were

couldn’t Could

Ryan You _ at the cinema last night.

Hannah Yes, I 3 _ My mum 4 _ ill 5 _ Marcus and Toby with you at the cinema?

wasn’t Were

Were

weren’t

was was

Was

1 Mozart / write music / four

Mozart could write music when he was four.

2 Vanessa Mae / play the violin and piano / five

Vanessa Mae could play the violin and piano

when she was five.

3 Asad Ullah Qayyum / speak twelve languages / seven

Asad Ullah Qayyum could speak twelve languages when he was seven four.

Use could and was.

4 Dariusz Swiercz / play chess / four

Dariusz Swiercz could play chess when he was four.

5 Tiger Woods / play golf / three

Tiqer Woods could plav qolf when he was three.

6 Pablo Picasso / paint beautiful pictures / seven

Pablo Picasso could paint beautiful pictures

when he was seven.

Use could and was.

1 walk / one?

2 write your name / three?

Could you write your name when you were three?

3 read / two?

Could you read when you were two?

4 count to ten / two?

Could you count to ten when you were two?

5 talk / one?

Could you talk when you were one?

6 ride a bike / six?

Could you ride a bike when you were six?

7 swim / four?

Could you swim when you were four?

1 go on an exciting ride?

You can go on an exciting ride at Luna Park.

2 swim with animals?

You can swim with animals at Dive Xtreme.

3 see views of the opera house?

You can see views of the opera house at the top of the Harbour Bridge.

4 watch a film in 3D?

You can watch a film in 3D at the Imax Theatre.

5 buy jewellery?

You can buy jewellery at Paddington Market.

6 learn a water sport?

You can learn a water sport on Bondi Beach.

7 win prizes?

You can win prizes at Luna Park.

8 go shopping on Saturday morning?

You can go shopping at Paddington Market on Saturday mornings.

b e a c f

You can go shopping on a Thursday evening.

A child's ticket costs $21.

You can't have a drink at the bookshop.

Are you interested in the beautiful Australian countryside? Do you like paintings of wildlife and animals? Then come and see our exhibition of paintings by modern Australian artists The exhibition starts on 1 July and finishes on 31 August It’s from 9.30 a.m to 5 p.m every day

You can walk or cycle along the paths and admire the beautiful trees You can even learn to ride a horse! Or simply relax by the lake and enjoy a picnic with friends or family! It’s open from 6 a.m to 6 p.m from April until August, and from 6 a.m to 8 p.m from September until March

This is home to over 2,900 di erent kinds of animal Everyone loves the bird show! Come to the snake ffhouse a hold a real snake! Take the bus from Manly and get o at Mosman It costs $43 for adults and $21 fffor children to get in Don’t miss this experience!

We have thousands of fabulous children’s books and magazines from around the world You can sit and read before you decide to buy We’re open from 10 a.m to 7 p.m There is a late night opening until 9 p.m

on Thursdays

1 Where was the girl?

The girl was on the bench in the park.

2 Where was the dog?

The dog was next to the bench

3 Was it the girl s dog?

No, it wasn’t the girl’s dog.

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2 last year / we / celebrate / Christmas at home

Last year, we celebrated Christmas at home.

3 I / tidy / my room / at the weekend

I tidied my room at the weekend.

4 Tom / phone / his girlfriend / yesterday afternoon

Tom phoned his girlfriend yesterday afternoon.

5 We / plan / our summer holidays / two months ago

We planned our summer holidays two months ago.

6 my mum / wash / my clothes / last night

My mum washed my clothes last night.

7 yesterday morning / Tom and Sam / walk / to school

Yesterday morning, Tom and Sam walked to school.

1 George and David were alone at home.

2 George and David’s parents were on a day trip with their

friends

3 Both boys were bored at home

4 George and David’s friends, Sally and Emily, were at the

They were on a weekend trip.

Sally and Emily were at a café.

5 David believed that he caused the dent.

6 The mechanic repaired the dent before their parentsarrived home

7 The dent was there before George and David used the car

T

T

T

surprised tired angry nervous /

scared

worried

Student A (pictures 1-3)

1 George and David - at home

parents- on a trip with friends

bored - decide to drive

mum’s car into town

2 arrive - town centre

park outside - cinema

watch - film

3 stop at a cafe - order pizza

friends (Sally and Emily) - at the café

Student B (pictures 4-6)

4 decide - to go to a nightclub

park- in the street

stay- for a long time

5 walk back to car- notice a dentGeorge and David - hurry home

6 wait- until seven o’clock

phone - the garage

The people are in an art gallery They are standing in front of a large painting, which they are looking at They are talking about the painting and pointing at it.

How much

What

Where

National Art Gallery Natural History Museum Science Museum

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Clerk Good afternoon Boston Science Museum.

Jack Oh, hello Can you give me some information about the museum, please?

Clerk Sure How can I help you?

Jack What time do you open and close?

Clerk We open at nine o’clock and we close at quarter to six The last entry is at five o’clock.

Jack How much does it cost to get in?

Clerk It’s $11 for adults and $7 for children under 12.

Jack How much is it for students?

Clerk For students it’s $10.

Jack OK, thanks very much Can you tell me where the gallery is?

Clerk It’s near the river, opposite North Point Park.

Clerk You’re welcome Have a nice day.

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Phone message

(Mary) phoned from the There’s a message from (Jon)

Dad phoned from the

Thank-you note

Just a quick note to thank you for

Thank you so much for

Thank you so much for

Message of sympathy

It’s such a shame that I was so sorry to hear that

I was so sorry to hear that

Message of congratulation

I was really pleased to hear that

It’s fantastic / great news that

I was really pleased to hear that

2 Get well _.

3 It’s a achievement.

4 _ done!

soon fantastic Well

5 We re very _ of you.

6 We’re thinking of you.

7 It’s _.

8 It was really _ of you.

9 Please phone him _ his mobile.

proud all

urgent

kind

on

1 Butter and are .

2 Bananas and are types of _

3 Tuna and are types of

4 Pork and are types of

5 Carrots and _ are _

cheese dairy products

cure painful headache

relax

1 There s some sugar in the bowl.

There isn’t any sugar in the bowl.

2 There are some potatoes in the kitchen

There aren’t any potatoes in the kitchen.

3 There aren’t any bananas in the bag.

There are some bananas in the bag.

4 There’s some cheese on this pizza

There isn’t any cheese on this pizza.

5 There isn’t any rice in the bowl

There’s some rice in the bowl.

1 She drive She isn’t feeling well.

2 You go in there The sign says Keep Out’

3 I go to bed soon I’m really tired

4 He work hard this term He’s got exams

5 I laugh when he sings It’s rude

shouldn’t shouldn’t

should should shouldn’t

Waiter 1 coffee?

Charles No, thanks We 2 to pay the bill.

Charles OK Waiter! We 5 _ a taxi, please.

Would you like

6 Match 1-5 with a-e to make places in town.

1 I’m hungry / nervous because I’ve got an exam tomorrow.

2 I’m bored / tired because I was awake all night.

3 I’m angry / hungry because you aren’t telling the truth.

4 I’m scared / tired because I can hear a noise upstairs.

5 I’m happy / worried because my friend is in hospital.

7 Choose the correct adjective.

8 Complete the sentences with couldn’t in one gap and was, were, wasn’t or weren’t in the other.

1 We _ play tennis because the weather _ bad

2 The computer broken, so I _ send any emails

3 I _ finish my dinner because I very hungry

4 Tom _ ill, so he go to the cinema

5 Ian _ buy a CD because the shop open

was was

couldn’t

couldn’t

wasn’t couldn’t

wasn’t couldn’t

9 Complete the note Use the past simple affirmative form of the verbs in brackets.

Hi Harry!

Thanks for the DVD, I really 1 (enjoy) it I 2

(watch) it last night with my sister We 3 _ (laugh) a lot – and my sister 4 (cry) at the end

It’s a great film

I 5 (chat) to Connor this morning and he wants to see

it too

cried chatted

laughed

Clerk Good afternoon Can I 1 you?

Kim I’d 2 some information about the museum.

Clerk Certainly What would you like to 3 ?

Kim How much does it 4 _ to get in?

Clerk Nothing It’s free

Kim Great! And what time do you 5 on Fridays?

help

know like

close cost

10 Complete the dialogue with the words below.

1 Describe a big city near your home What can you do there? What can you see?

2 Look quickly at the text What kind of text is it? Choose a, b, c or d.

a a formal letter

b a narrative

c a publicity leaflet

d a newspaper report

3 Read the text Match paragraph headings 1-5 with

paragraphs A-D There is one heading that you do not need.

A

B

1 Great places for picnics

2 Places to stay in the centre

-4 Look at the photo What can you see? Answer the questions.

1 What are the people doing? What are they wearing?

2 Do you like eating in this kind of café? What kind of café

or restaurant do you like best?

5 Libby, Anna and George are going to London for

the day Listen to three short scenes Where are they in each scene? Tick the correct box.

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6 Listen again Are the sentences true or false? 2.36

1 Their train to London leaves from platform seven

F: The train to London leaves from platform one.

2 Students don t have to pay to study at the BRIT school of

performing arts

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3 Anna is a big fan of the Noisettes

F: She doesn't know who they are.

6 Listen again Are the sentences true or false? 2.36

4 After lunch they’re going shopping

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5 George gets orange juice on his jeans and T-shirt

F: He only gets it on his jeans.

6 George wants to speak to Libby

F: He wants to speak to Anna.

7 Anna isn’t at home when George phones

F: She is at home but she's in the shower.

P.A The 9.07 train to London Victoria is now at Platform 1.

Libby Come on! This is our train

Libby No, it’s only about 15 minutes on the train

George Look out of the window, Anna Do you know what that building is?

George It’s the BRIT school of performing arts Lots of famous singers were students there.

George Amy Winehouse, Leona Lewis, Katy Melua, Adele …

George The Noisettes were students there too

George Oh, they’re great Their first album is my favourite It’s got some great songs on it …[…]

Anna The Science Museum was great – really interesting.

Libby Yes, it was What are we doing after lunch?

George We’re going to Harrods It’s a big department store

George It’s really tasty Would you like a chip?

Anna Oh! Sorry

George Don’t worry It’s not too bad …[…]

Libby Hello?

George Oh, hi, Libby It’s George here

George I’m fine Er … I’d like to speak to Anna Is she there?

Libby Yes, but she’s in the shower Can I take a message?

George Yes, please Could you ask her to call me?

George They’re fine It was a good day in London, wasn’t it?