Unit 2 New Headway Elementary

Read, listen and repeat Ask and answer Yes/No questions about Keesha... Ask and answer questions about Keesha’s brother... Ask and answer Yes/No questions about Patrick... Talking about

Unit 2

Verb “to be”- Wh questions

Anderson He’s a policeman

34, Church Street Mexico

She’s Patrick’s daughter Twenty-two

One pound 50p

What is her surname?

is his job?

is her address?

Where is she from?

are you from?

are they from?

she it

Ex1-p.12

Read, listen and repeat

Ask and answer Yes/No questions about Keesha

Ask and answer questions about Keesha’s brother

Ask and answer Yes/No questions about Patrick

Talking about you

Ask your teacher some questions to find out his/her personal information

Key to Ex.1-p.14

boyfriend husband father son brother uncle grandfather

girlfriend wife mother daughter sister aunt grandmother

Read about Patrick Binchey and listenWrite the name of the people in the correct place

Key to Ex.2-p14

1- Brenda 2- Patrick 3- Benny 4- Lara 5- Mick

Ask your teacher questions about the

people in his/her family

Write the names of people in your family Ask and answer questions with a

partner

Practice- Ex.3 p.15

Make true sentences with the verb to be

7- I have two brothers

8- Peter’s my sister’s son

Vocabulary – Opposites

Ex.1

Old – young Big – small New – old Lovely – horrible Easy – difficult Hot – cold

Expensive – cheap Fast - slow

Reading and listening

A letter from America

Reading and listening

Read and listen to Dorita’s letter to

Miguel, her brother in Argentina

Match each photograph with part of the letter

Key to Ex.4 – p.16

2 Where are they from ?

3 What’s the teacher’s name?

4 Who are Annie and Marnie?

5 How old are Annie and Marnie?

6 Is New York big/ exciting/ expensive?

Ex.5- p.16

Listen to three conversations Where is Dorita? Who is she with?

Write a letter about your class

Everyday English

In a cafe

Read and listen to the prices

- Fifty p

- Seven pounds fifty

* Write the prices you hear

Read the menu Match the food and the pictures

B: How much is that?

A: Four pounds ninety-five, please.