Unit 10 New Headway Elementary

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Unit 10:

Bigger and better

Match the adjective with its opposite

Which adjective describe life in the country?

Which describe life in the city?

1 Comparatives and superlatives

2 Have and Have got

1 Comparatives and superlatives

1 Comparatives and superlatives

 Comparatives

2 Long Adjectives (Adjectives of two or more syllables)

More+ Adj+ than

Ex: A villa is more expensive than a

house.

1 Comparatives and superlatives

1 Comparatives and superlatives

2 Long adjectives

The most + Adj

Ex: Moscow is the most expensive city

in the world.

1 Comparatives and superlatives

Some irregular Comparatives and

Superlatives

Adj Comparative Superlative

far farther/ further farthest/ furthest old older/ elder oldest/ eldest

1 Comparatives and superlatives

 Spelling of comparative and superlative

forms

1 With most short adjectives: add er, est

2 With short adjectives ending in e: add r, st

1 Comparatives and superlatives

3 With adjectives ending in a vowel+ a

consonant: double the final consonant and

add er, est

4 With short adjectives ending in consonant+ y:

change t into i and add er, est

2 Have and Have got

1 Form

Positive

have gothave

He

She

It

has gothas

2 Have and Have got

hasn’t gotdoesn’t have

Ex: They haven’t got a house They don’t have a house.

Ex: He hasn’t got a friend.

He doesn’t have a friend.

2 Have and Have got

1 Form

 Question

IYouWeThey

HeSheIt

No, I/ You/ We/ They haven’t.

No, I/ You/ We/ They don’t.

Yes, He/ She/ It has.

Yes, He/ She/ It does.

No, He/ She/ It hasn’t.

No, He/ She/ It doesn’t.

2 Have and Have got

1 Form

Question

Ex: - Have they got many children?

Yes, they have.

- Do they have many children?

Yes, they do

2 Have and Have got

2 Use

Have and Have got mean the same

(possession) Have got is informal

Ex: I have a good job

I have got a good job

When Have + Noun express an activity or a habit, Have got is not used

Ex: He has a swim in the morning

He has got a swim in the morning

 Exercise 1(p75): Complete the

conversation with the correct form of the adjectives

Exercise 1(p75): Complete the

conversation with the correct form of the adjectives

4 A: more expensive than

Superlative adjectives

Exercise 2 (76): Correct the false

sentences (X) How many correct sentences (V) are there?

3.The Claridge’s is the most expensive hotel V

4 The Maradin Oriental is older than the Plaza X

No, it isn’t It’s never.

5 Claridge’s is the oldest hotel V

6 The Plaza is the biggest hotel V

7 The Mandarin Oriental is smaller than

Claridge’s X

No, it isn’t it’s bigger.

Superlative adjectives

Exercise 2 (76): Correct the false sentences (X) How many correct sentences (V) are there?

8 The plaza has got a swimming pool X

No, it hasn’t.

9 Claridge’s is nearer the airport than the Mandarin X

No, It isn’t.

10 The Mandarin is the nearest to the airport V

11 The Plaza is the furthest from the airport V

Exercise 1(77): Complete the conversations

using the superlative form of the adjective

1 it’s the biggest house

2 it’s the most expensive hotel

3 it’s the prettiest village

4 it’s the most cosmopolitan city

Exercise 1(77): Complete the conversations

using the superlative form of the adjective

5 .he’s the most popular film star

6 she’s the funniest teacher

7 she’s the most intelligent student

8 it’s the easiest exercise

Check it

Exercise 5 (p77): Tick (V) the correct

sentence

V 1b Yesterday was hotter than today

V 2a She’s taller than her brother

V 3b I’m the youngest in the class

V 4a Last week was busier than this week

V 5a He hasn’t got any sisters

V 6a Do you have any bread?

V 7b My homework is the worst in the class

V 8a This exercise is the most difficult in the book

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

Ex 1 (p80): Find these words in the pictures

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

Ex 1 (p 80): Which things do you

find in towns, in the country and in both?

Town: cathedral, port, factory, theatre,

night club.

Country: wood, farm, field, lake, village,

mountain, cottage, river bank, tractor.

Both: park, museum, church, bridge, car park, hill, building.

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

 Ex 2 (80): Complete the sentences

with a word from Ex 1

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

 Ex 3(p80): Write these words from

Reading: Three musical cities

Reading: Three musical cities

 Mardi Gras carnival

Reading: Three musical cities

Mississippi River

Reading: Three musical cities

Reading: Three musical cities

 philharmonic orchestra

Reading: Three musical cities

 art (n): nghệ thuật

 capital (n): thủ đô

 centre (n): trung tâm

 century (n):thế kỷ

 cultural (adj): văn hoá

 Europe (n): Châu Âu

Reading: Three musical cities

 museum

 park

 theatre

Reading: Three musical cities

 Vienna orchestra

Reading: Three musical cities

State Opera House

Reading: Three musical cities

Danube

Reading: Three musical cities

Sigmund Freud

The French Quarter

Reading: Three musical cities

 travel (v): di chuyển, du lịch, lưu diễn

 visit (v): thăm quan

Reading: Three musical cities

 River Mersey

Reading: Three musical cities

The Beatles

Reading: Three musical cities

 Trade centre in Liverpool

Reading: Three musical cities

 port of Liverpool

Reading: Three musical cities

rock groupnight club

slave

Reading: Three musical cities

New Orleans Vienna Liverpool

Reading: Three musical cities

 Exercise 1 (p78): Which music goes with which city?

New Orleans: Jazz

Vienna: Classical music

Liverpool: The Beatles

Reading: Three musical cities

Exercise 2 (p78): What do you know about them?

1 V: Its music, theatre, museums, and

parks make it a popular tourist centre.

2 NO: It stands on the banks of Mississippi

5 NO: In 1762, Louis XV gave it to his

cousin Carlos of Spain.

Reading: Three musical cities

 Exercise 2 (p78): What do you know about

them?

6 V: Its University, founded in 1365, is one

of the oldest one in Europe.

7 L: It became an important trade centre for sugar, spices, and slaves.

8 L: Many Irish immigrants live there.

Reading: Three musical cities

Exercise 3 (p78): Work in groups

Group 1: Read about New Orleans

Group 2: Read about Vienna

Group 3: Read about Liverpool

Reading: Three musical cities

 Group 1: New Orleans

1 About 550,000

2 The Mississippi River

3 It’s cosmopolitan It has a famous Mardi Gras

carnival every year.

4 1682 : The French named Louisiana after the

French King Louis XIV

1718 :They built New Orleans

1762 : Louis XV gave it to his cousin Carlos of

Spain

1800 : City became French again until Napoleon

sold it to the USA in 1803

Reading: Three musical cities

 Group 1: New Orleans

5 Louis Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton

6 Jazz

7 Jazz

8 - see a famous carnival

- walk round the French Quarter

- listen to a famous orchestra

Reading: Three musical cities

18 th -19 th centuries : became an important

cultural centre for Art and learning

Reading: Three musical cities

 Group 2: Vienna

5 Sigmund Freud

6 Classical music and opera

7 Vienna Philharmonic and the State Opera House

8 - see Sigmund Freud’s house

- listen to a famous orchestra

Reading: Three musical cities

4 1207: King John founded Liverpool

18th century: became an important trade

centre for sugar, spices, and slaves

Reading: Three musical cities

Tape 10.3 (p75)

• Listen and complete the conversation

with the correct adjectives

Tape 10.3 (p75)

• Listen and complete the conversation

with the correct adjectives

Tape 10.4 (p77)

• Listen and check

1 it’s the biggest house

2 it’s the most expensive hotel

3 it’s the prettiest village

4 it’s the most cosmopolitan city

5 he’s the most popular film star

6 she’s the funniest teacher

7 she’s the most intelligent student

8 it’s the easiest exercise

Tape 10.5 (p77)

• Close your books Listen to the first lines in exercise 1(tape 10.4) and give the answers

Tape 10.6 (p78)

• Listen to three types of music What

kind of music is it? Which music goes with which city?

Jazz: New Orleans

Classical music: Vienna

The Beatles: Liverpool

Tape 10.8 (p81)

• Listen to the direction to the lake Mark

the route on the map Then fill in the gaps

Drive along Park Road and turn right Go

the river Turn right after the farm and the lake is on the right It takes twenty minutes

Tape 10.9 (p81)

• Complete the text with the

prepositions

Norman drove out of the garage, along

the road, and under the bridge

Then he drove past the pub, up the hill, and down the hill

Next he drove over the river, through

the hedge, and into the lake!

EVERYDAY ENGLISH

Direction 2

Tape 10.8 (p81)

Listen to the direction to the lake

Mark the route on the map Then

fill in the gaps

Drive along Park Road and turn right Go

left up the hill, then drive down the hill to the river Turn right after the farm and the lake is on the right It takes twenty minutes

Tape 10.9 (p81)

• Complete the text with the

prepositions

Norman drove out of the garage,

Then he drove past the pub, up the hill, and down the hill

Next he drove over the river,