> What do you carry around in your bag? » Do you have any pictures of your family in your bag? » Who do you look like in your family? Poe aM MLCT COM TL a >a famous celebrity's clothes >a text about a movie >a woman describing her family to a friend >a mix-up with some office stationery > two friends off on a trip to Spain > to describe objects > to talk about your possessions > to talk about clothes you like > to talk about your family > to describe people > to express opinion >to write about your family members >to write a description of a person- 2A What color is it? 1. VOCABULARY *-3) Listen and repeat. What's this? 7 a purple apinkfold i notebook ‘aoa : wo —E Pp» ‘an orange and yellow 1 a black and white pen pencil case agreen pencil a brown sports bag 5 2.READ <>) A. Listen and read. Gareth of! Susan Cops! I'm so sorry. Are you OK? with the things. Gareth Yes, I'm fine. And you? Susan I'm OK. Is this your blue folder? \ Gareth No, it isn’t. That's my blue folder over Gareth there. Susan OK and here’s your yellow folder. Now, where’s my pen? Gareth What color is it? Susan It’s blue and yellow. Gareth Here itis. Thanks. Ay Z " 7" / / ablue € umbrella HEE B, Match the people Susan| 3.GRAMMAR THE VERB be (it is, that Read the examples and write the short forms in the table. This is my purse, It’s red. OA THERE eae Oy That isn’t my purse. Itisn’t red. Yes, itis. What color is your pen? Is it orange? Yes, itis. Is this/that your pencil? No, it isn’t. Full forms | Short forms / Itis | isnot | That is Grammar Reference p.125 4,PRACTICE Complete the dialogues. 1. Lee Hey, that’s my notebook. Jenny —No,___. Your notebook green. This is blue. 2, Andrew Sam, is your umbrella over there? Sam Yes, 3. Shannon your pencil, Gina? Gina No, . My pencil over there, 4, John your purse black or brown? Lauren black. John Here is, 5. Karen What color your pencil case? Cecil pink, Karen this your pencil case? Cecil Yes, . 5. LISTEN Listen and choose the correct picture aor b. 2. Bella aL) (bl) 6D eD 6. SPEAK Talk in pairs about the things you usually have in class. 3. Ruth 1s your folder brown? No, it isn’t What color is it? It’s pink and purple. ——| 2b In my backpack 1. VOCABULARY ©) Listen and repeat. ‘Write the eo c translation of new words in your notebook. flashlight eg ee sunglasses dictionary tissues cell phone toothbrush ticket), © 2.READ “*3) A. Listen and read. Brad Are you ready for our trip to Barcelona? Andy Ofcourse, I'm so excited! Brad Hey, nice backpack! Andy Actually, it isn’t my backpack. Brad Whose is it? Andy It’s my roommate's. Now, train tickets, passports, map. I think everything is here Brad Here take these, too. Andy — What are these? Brad They’ dictionaries, A Spanish-English dictionary and a Catalan-English dictionary. Andy Good idea.| 3.GRAMMAR | A.PLURALS - THESE / THOSE Look at the table. What do you notice about the formation of plural nouns? Plural nouns map > maps toothbrush > toothbrushes country > countries Read the examples. When do we use theseand those? This is my camera. > These are my cameras. That isamap. > Those are maps. B. POSSESSIVE CASE - WHOSE? Read the dialogue. What color are Jane’s sunglasses? Mary Whose are these blue sunglasses? Are they your sunglasses, Jane? Jane No, they aren't. They're Betty’s. My sunglasses are orange. Grammar Reference p.125 4.PRACTICE A. Write the sentences in the plural, 1. That is my dictionary. 2. This is a backpack. 3. That's Tina’s camera. 4, My friend is an actress. B, Circle the correct words. 1. Whose / Who's toothbrush is this? Is it Anne's / Anne? 2. My best friends / friend’s name is James. 3. These aren't my notebooks. They're my roommate / roommate's. 4, Whose / Who's Mr. Jones? Is he our new neighbor / neighbor's? 5.PRONUNCIATION <<) A. Listen and repeat. What’s the difference between a, band c? b. cameras a, maps. ¢. toothbrushes B. Listen and check the sound you hear. maps /s/ | cameras /2/ | toothbrushes /iz/ pencils students phones tickets backpacks pens actresses 6.SPEAK Talk in pairs. Whose are the things below? Discuss asin the example. Whose is this cell phone? I think it's Greg’s. Whose are these. I think they're26 Family ties 1. VOCABULARY “y Listen and repeat. 3.READ .-) A. Look at the pictures. What do you think the people are talking about? Listen, read ‘STEVE’S FAMILY si and find out. e e A womanigir V WV man/boy grandfather grandmother (grandparents) father mother (parents) : sie eae Tom Hi, Jess. This is my friend, a | Jess Hello, Linda. Linda Nice to meet you. e ° e@ Jess You look familiar. Do you have a sister? Linda Yes, Ido, Her name's Sandy. She's an : actress. wife Steve brother sister © 9 ; son 2.SPEAK Present different people you know. daughter (children/kids) My mother’s/wife’s name is Tanya. She’s an architect. is my daughter and her husband, Mr. Park What's your daughter's name again? ‘Mrs, Lee Sun, a Does she have any children? ‘Yes, she has a baby boy, Chin. So, youre a grandmother!‘Do you have any brothers or sisters? Yes, [have two brothers and two sisters. Really? That's nice, = What about you? ‘Yman only child. : again and complete the sentences. 4. GRAMMAR THE VERB have Read and complete. Thave He/She/It ‘WelYou/They have I don’t have He/She/It doesn’t have WelYou/They don't have Do Ihave? i Does he/shefit have? j '} wefyou/they have? il / ‘Yes, Ido. Short Answers ‘Yes, he/she/it | No, I don't. [ No, he/shefit doesn’ ‘Yes, weiyou/they No, welyou/they | } KS] doesn’t have = does not have be don't have = do not have Grammar Reference p.126 5.PRACTICE Complete with the correct form of the verb have. 1 At you kids? B: No, 1 2. My husband two brothers, buthe a sister. 3, Ars that Simone’s son? B:No! Simone___ason. She a daughter. 41 a brother ora sister. Tm an only child, 5. A:Oh, no! We a camera for our trip. B: ____your roommate _ acamera? A: Yes, he - Good ideal 6. SPEAK A. Talk in groups of five. Ask and answer questions using the verb have and the words in the box. brother sister son, daughter Do you have a brother? Yes, | do. / No, | don’t. Don't forget to look atthe examples and to use the prompts given. B, Report the results to the class. Three people in my group have ... 7.WRITE Write sentences about some members of your family. & a have a brother. His wane is ... He's a/aW ..2d My favorite clothes ssindeiaaieamaninaamananeaaaiamaiiiadie 1. VOCABULARY #3) A. Listen and repeat. 2.READ A. Listen and read. Where would you find a text like this? What is it about? BERN aegty te) os PVE Carey 1 sweater boots suit jeans pants The words pants and jeans are plural nouns. B, Match the opposites. Then listen and check your answers. Thietere big expensive favorite a al dress. It 7 i " isn'tvery ese are my new oa tere stylish, but sneakers. | think cheap old Hike it. they're very stylish.| 3.GRAMMAR ADJECTIVES The words in bold are adjectives. What do you notice about their form and position? That T-shirt is nice. ‘That's a nice T-shirt Those shoes are stylish. ‘Those are stylish shoes. Grammar Reference p.126 ed Suge Suge eens Haney curry three in my ena reo eres se AU) favorite shirt eeics B. Read again and write T for True or F for False, L.-Alesha’s favorite dress is stylish. Alesha has new sneakers. 3. Alesha has only one leather jacket. QO 4. Alesha’s green shirt is new. QO 4. PRACTICE Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first sentence. 1. a. Tom’s suit is new. b. Tom has a 2. a. You have stylish sneakers, b. Your 3. a, These jeans are cheap. b. They are_ 4. a. That's a terrible shirt. b. That __ 5. a, My boots are old. b, have . 4, 5.PRONUNCIATION “*) A. Listen and repeat. What's the difference between a, band c? a. shoes bi skirt ©. cheap B, Listen and check the sound you hear. shoes /ff | skirt/s/_| cheap /iff shirt teacher electrician French officer passport children suit tissues 6. LISTEN “*) Listen to three dialogues and choose aor b. 1. Mary has __ sneakers. a. blue b. purple 2. The dress in the store is a. expensive b. cheap 3. Luke's tie is__ a. new bold 7. SPEAK PAIR WORK Go to page 119.— 2e Looking good “ 4, 1. VOCABULARY “*y) A. Listen and repeat. hair| overweight middle-aged/ old/ young/ in his 20s in his 50s a 2@ in his 80s general opinion good-looking handsome B, Use the vocabulary in A to make true sentences about your classmates, Chris is tall and he has dark hair. 2.READ “y) A. Look at the picture from the movie Hairspray. Who do you think the actor is? Choose a, bor c. a. Jennifer Aniston (__) b.John Travolta (_) c. Mike Myers QO B. Now read, listen and check your answer. a movie about a girl called Tracy is chubby but cer. In the movie, John Edna Turnblad, Tracy's course, he is very different. /erweight and she has medium- In real life, Travolta isn't and he has short dark hair. olta’s eyes are blue, but in the Edna has brown eyes. It is a big3.LISTEN “*y) Before you listen, look at the pictures carefully B, Two men are talking about their colleague, Linda. Who is Linda? Check picture a, bor c. A. Look at the pictures and describe the women, pm . Read again and answer the questions. 1. What’s Hairspray about? 2. Does Edna have medium-length hair? 3. 1s John Travolta overweight in real life? 4, What color are Edna's eyes? 4. SPEAK GUESSING GAME Go to page 119, 5.WRITE fairer) + In English, affirmative and negative sentences end with a period (.). + Questions end with a question mark (2). Use capital letters: + at the beginning of a sentence + with first names/last names + with Mr./Mrs./Miss/Ms, + with cities/countries/nationalities + with the personal pronoun [ A. Read the e-mail below and add punctuation and capitals. From... [email protected] o.. [[email protected] Send subject: [My new roommate how's it going my new roommate is very nice her name is annie she's tall and chubby she has medium-length dark hair and green eyes she's from australia and she's an english teacher B, Write a description of someone you recently met. Remember to check punctuation and capital letters in your writing| 2 Round-up wren VOCABULARY ‘A. Cross out the odd word, Then add one more, 1. pen — notebook ~ green = folder — 2. camera — flashlight — cell phone ~ train ~ 3. boy ~ grandmother ~ sister — son — 4, shirt - shoes ~ short - suit— 5. tall — hair slim - chubby — 6. leather — purple ~ brown — white — GRAMMAR B. Write the sentences in the plural. 1. That woman's umbrella is yellow. 2. This dictionary is old. 3, My sister has a red dress. 4, Whose tie is this? 5. That child has a new camera, C. Choose aor b. L jacket is this? Is it Alison’s? a. Who's b. Whose 2. pens are Julian’s, a. These b. This 3. My husband a brother. a. don’t have b. doesn’t have she have her passport with her? a.Do b. Does 5. Are your in your backpack? a. notebooks . notebook’s 6. What color are your ___ sunglasses? a. father b. father’s D. Complete the blanks. ‘My name is Emily and I (1) big family. @) five sons and one daughter. My (3)___name (4) Kirsty and she's three years old. Kirsty (8) long brown hair but all my sons (6) husband's name is Jack. (7) t00. Well, it’s also gray. blond hair. My hair is blond, eet tee = = COMMUNICATION E, Match the questions 1-7 with the answers a-g. 1. Is that your sweater? 2. Does Jamés have orange sneakers? 3. What color is your pencil case? 4, Whose tissues are these? 5. Where are my red boots? 6. Is Graham overweight? 7. Who has a flashlight? OO00000 a. No, it's Delia's b. It’s black and gray. ¢.No, he's slim. 4d. They're my mother’s, ¢. Here they are, f. Tony. 8. Yes, he does. F. Complete the questions. Jan this jacket? Kelly _ It’s Gary’s brother's jacket. Jan two brothers? Kelly Yes, he does, Their names are Bob and Phil. Jn Kelly Phil is in his 20s. Jan dark hair? Kelly No, he doesn't. He has blond hair. Jan know Phil! He’sa student at my school. G, Answer the questions. 1. Do you have any brothers or sisters? 2, What do you have in your backpack? 3. Does your grandmother have a cell phone? 4, What color are your eyes? 5. What are your favorite clothes? 6. Are you tall?cnn SPEAK A. Talk in pairs. Describe the people below. Simone Amy Grace I think Simone is in her 40s. Roger has blue jeans. B. GUESSING GAME Talkin pairs. Student A: Describe someone in the picture to Student B. Student B: Close your book and guess who Student A is talking about from his/her description. ‘She’s in her 20s and she has jeans. Is it Simone? No, it isn’t. — N Roger Hillary Tim WRITE CLASS GAME Write a description of yourself on a piece of paper. Pat all the pieces of paper in a box and mix them up. Choose a description from the box, read it out and try to guess who it is. SELF-ASSESSMENT Read the following and check the appropriate boxes. For the points you are unsure of, refer to the relevant sections in the module. > talk about my possessions > identify and describe objects > talk and write about my family > describe clothes > describe people > use plurals > write a description of a person > express opinion > use the verb haveMom, Mum, Mommy, Mummy, = /@\\i¥ ee ae Mama or Ma? I a L A These are all names for mother and they are all common = in spoken language. Mother is more common in written . language. Mom, Mommy, Mama and Ma are American aL rT. English and Mum and Mummy are British English, y € Mommy and Mummy are names children use. - =» r ww Dad, Daddy, Papa, Pappy, Pop or Old man? There are lots of words for father, too. Daddy is also a name children ust Papa, Pappy and Pop are American English and they are old-fashioned, Old man is both American and British English, and it can also mean husband. Grandma, Granny, Gran, Nan or Nanna? Grandpa, Granddad, Gramps or Grandpappy? Grandparents have lots of different names, too. Grandmother and grandfather are usually written language. Children usually have four B. Read again and write T for True or F grandparents, so it is common to have a Grandpa fer raise and a Granddad, so there's no confusion. 1. Mommy is usually spoken English, oO Also, some grandparents are Grandpa John or J Granny Ruth, so they are different. In the U.S.A. 2. Children usually call their father Daddy. (_) many children have parents from different 3, Old man is a father and a husband. O countries. In this case, it is common for them to ae : 2 4, A child’s father’s father is only called Grand have an Abuelo and an Abuela (Spanish) or an Opa ear reat eae cepacia cue 0 and Oma (Dutch). 5. Opaiis Spanish for grandfather. O Yu can find mare information on this tople at http://wmw.mmpl.net/traveleramerican/traveleramerieanindexhim |