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ELEMENTARY

UNIT 1 • Welcome to Uptown! 13 WELCOME TO UPTOWN! 14 WE ARE FAMILY! 16 PERSONAL PRONOUNS, DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES AND PLURALS 18 WRITING 21 PERSONAL PRONOUNS, DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES AND PLURALS 22

UNIT 2 • At the airport – Finally home!

AT THE AIRPORT – FINALLY HOME! 24 WORD MIX-UP 26 VERB TO BE IN PRESENT – ALL FORMS 28 WRITING 30 VERB TO BE (PRESENT TENSE) - ALL FORMS 31

UNIT 3 • Welcome back! 33 WELCOME BACK! 34 NO ENGLISH, NO ENTRY 36 VERB TO BE IN PAST – ALL FORMS 38 WRITING 39 VERB TO BE (PAST TENSE) - ALL FORMS 40

UNIT 4 • There’s a story to tell

THERE’S A STORY TO TELL 42 WELCOME TO MY CITY 44 THERE IS / ARE /WAS / WERE 46 WRITING 48 VERB TO BE (PAST TENSE) - ALL FORMS 49

UNIT 5 • Long time no see!

LONG TIME NO SEE! 52 ANECDOTES 54 PRESENT CONTINUOUS 56 WRITING 58 PRESENT CONTINUOUS – ALL FORMS 59

• CONTENTS UNIT 6 • Who’s that girl? 61 WHO’S THAT GIRL 62 STORIES 64 PRESENT SIMPLE – ALL FORMS 66 PRESENT SIMPLE – ALL FORMS 68 WRITING 69 GRAMMAR 70

UNIT 7 • Something’s burning! 71 SOMETHING’S BURNING! 72 JOKES 74 PRESENT SIMPLE VS. PRESENT CONTINUOUS 76 PRESENT SIMPLE VS. PRESENT CONTINUOUS 78 GRAMMAR 80

UNIT 8 • “Lawrence’s pizza place”

“AT LAWRENCE PLACE” 82 QUEEN’S DAILY ROUTINE 84 PREPOSITIONS OF TIME IN / ON / AT 86 GRAMMAR 89

UNIT 9 • Catching up! 91 AWKWARD MOMENTS 92 MISUNDERSTANDINGS 94 PAST SIMPLE – ALL FORMS 96 WRITING 98 PAST SIMPLE – ALL FORMS 99

UNIT 10 • At the restaurant!

101

AT THE RESTAURANT! 102 THE BIGGEST SHIP ON EARTH! 104 PAST CONTINUOUS – ALL FORMS 106 WRITING 108 PAST CONTINUOUS – ALL FORMS 109

1 • Welcome to Uptown!

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UNIT

The world is in perpetual motion, and we must invent the things of tomorrow… Act with audacity.” Madame Clicquot

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Personal pronouns, definite and indefinite articles and possessive adjectives. • Pronunciation: /eɪ/, /i:/, /e/, /aɪ/, /əʊ/, /u:/, /a:/ • English in context: Meeting people. • Writing: Introducing myself.

A WELCOME TO UPTOWN! 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to share in class. This is Sarah Bryce _______ is 28 years old. _______is a great manager, ________ owns a publishing company. Her father´s name is John, and her mother´s name is Elaine. This is Marshall Chambers _____ is 27 years old. _____ is a business man. _____ travels around the world. His parents and brother live in Uptown. _____ are very happy. His parent´s names are Robert and Victoria. His brother´s name is Michael Chambers. This is Cecile Dior ____is 32 years old. ____is single, ____ is a travel agent. ___likes singing. Her best friends are Sarah and Trudy, _____ are very close. Trudy is her roommate.

This is Mike Wayne ____is 25years old. ____is single and lives in India. ____has black hair. ____is an inventor, ____ practices yoga. ____likes science fiction movies, video games and chinese food. This is Lawrence Parker _____is 46 years old. _____is from USA. _____is married, _____ is a family man. His wife is Rachel. _____ is very beautiful. His children´s names are William and Harry. _____has a local business. This is Jessica Geller ______ is 26 years old. ______ is from Amsterdam. ______ is Marshall´s girlfriend, ______ loves fashion. ______ likes traveling around the world.

This is Truddy Richards ____is 28 years old. ____is engaged. _____is a tour guide. _____likes dancing and cooking.

Hello everybody, this story ___ about Sarah Bryce, ___ is a great manager, she is a beautiful woman, ___ is very intelligent and kind; ___ has two friends, ___ are Cecile Dior and Truddy Richards, ___ are best friends. Marshall and Mike are best friends too. Lawrence Parker is a great man, ___ is a family man, he ___ has wife and two children. Finally, we have beautiful Jessica Geller, she ___ Marshall’s girlfriend and loves fashion. This is a story about friendship and love.

BEST FRIENDS

1 UNIT

1.2 Write 5 questions about the text to ask a partner. 1.– ________________________________________________ 2.– ________________________________________________ 3.– ________________________________________________ 4.– ________________________________________________ 5.– ________________________________________________

2. Pronunciation 2.1 2. Complete the chart with the correct sounds: ABDEGHIJKLMNPQRSTUVXZ Plane /eɪ/ Sheep /i:/

Egg /e/

3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Meeting people • Introducing myself My name is … / I’m … I’m from … Nice to meet you Nice to meet you too

• Introducing another person Bike /aɪ/

Coat /əʊ/

Let me introduce you to…. This is… He/she is from …

• Saying good bye School /u:/

Car /a:/

Nice to meet you Nice talking to you See you later Goodbye / Bye / See you soon

B WE ARE FAMILY! 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– Roberto and Victoria have 1 child.

2.– Robert is appreciated by the students.

3.– Michael has a brother called Marshall.

4.– Elaine is Sarah’s mother.

5.– Sarah lives in Peru.

• The Chambers Roberto Chambers lives in Uptown. He is 67 years old. He lives with his wife, Victoria. Roberto loves his family. They live with their son, Louis. Louis is 16 years old. They also have another son called Marshall. He lives in Germany. Roberto works as a firefighter. He likes his job. He is a good fireman. Roberto is a fireman because he likes to help people. He protects the citizens of Uptown. He fights fires and saves people lives. He keeps the citizens safe. Sometimes he visits schools. He talks to students. The students like Roberto. Officer Roberto Chambers is Uptown´s hero. Victoria is Robert’s wife. She is 66 years old. She is a housewife. She loves to help people. She takes care of her sons and she is a lovely woman. Michael and Marshall love their mother.

• The Bryces Elaine is a 52 year-old-english woman. She has a daughter named Sarah. Some years ago, she went to Brazil during her holidays. That’s where she met John. He is 50 years old now. When John was in Brazil, he fell in love with Elaine. One year later, Elaine and John moved to Uptown. They got married. Elaine took his family name: Bryce. Elaine, John and their daughter Sarah lived as a family in Uptown for 18 years. Sarah lives in Peru. Recently, Sarah moved

to Peru, but recently came back to her hometown. Our story starts with her flight to Uptown.

1 UNIT

We are family!

2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– Where do the Chambers live? ____________________________________________________________ 2.– What is Roberto’s occupation? ____________________________________________________________ 3.– What are the names of Sarah´s parents? ____________________________________________________________ 4.– How old is John? ____________________________________________________________ 5.– What is Sarah’s home town? ____________________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. 1. Wife /waɪf / 2. Husband /ˈhʌzbənd / 3. Also /ɔːlsəʊ / 4. Son /sʌn/ 5. Daughter /dɔːtər / 6. Firefighter /ˈfaɪəˌfaɪtə / 7. Lovely /lʌvli / 8. Housewife /haʊswaɪf/ 9. Hometown 10. Flight

a. n: a married woman who manages her own household. b. n: male child, descendant. c. adj: Charming or gracefully beautiful. d. n: married woman. e. n: female child, member of a family. f. n: married man. g. n: a person who fights fires. h. adv: in addition. i. n: a trip by an airplane, glider, etc. j. n: the town where somebody is born.

PERSONAL PRONOUNS, DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES AND PLURALS Basic

1. Indefinite articles / plurals 1.1 Complete using a or an. Write the plural form of the word. Singular Plural A car cars 1. ___ hour

__________

2. ___ fax

__________

3. ___ child

__________

4. ___ apple

__________

5. ___ pen

__________

6. ___ woman

__________

7. ___ window

__________

8. ___ boy

__________

1.2 Write the sentences using It´s or They´re (add a or an if necessary) Pencil

It´s a pencil.

Car

They´re cars.

1. Apple

______________

2. Bag

______________

3. Bus

______________

4. Children

______________

5. Fruit

______________

Intermediate 2. Definite and indefinite articles 2.1 Complete using the, a / an, or no article I bought a new TV last month. 1. What time do you finish your _____ job? 2. They sometimes buy video games twice _____ week. 3. Jimmy likes ______ parrots. 4. I will be ________ engineer when I finish university. 5. ________ night is fresh enough to go for a walk. 6. Could you pass me _________ sugar, please? 7. Next month we’ll go on vacation by ________ plane. 8. This is Ann. She’s _______ excellent classmate.

2.2 Underline the correct word or phrase. How much time do you spend on internet / the internet? 1. My cousin is at university / at the university.

6. My dad’s doctor / a doctor. 7. Could you close a window / the window for me, please? 8. They had lunch / the lunch late this afternoon.

2.3 Circle the correct answers I hate weddings / the weddings. 1. Yolanda is teacher / a teacher in school. A school / The school is very close from her house. 2. My husband likes war films / the war films, but I prefer the romantic films / romantic films. 3. She goes to cinema / the cinema about twice a week / twice the week. 4. He´s having breakfast / the breakfast with his parents the next Monday / next Monday. 5. I don’t remember if I closed the door / door before I left the home / home this afternoon.

2. We’d like cup of coca tea / a cup of coca tea, please.

6. I like cats / the cats, especially cats/ the cats that live in the jungle.

3. We’ll visit my grandparents at weekend / at the weekend.

7. She got to the university / university late every day the last

4. Jenny likes reading horror books / the horror books. 5. Karen is best / the best worker in the company.

month / last month. 8. I think money / the money is less important than love/ the love.

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2.4 Complete using a/ an, the, or no article.

3. A. You have such ____ lovely sunglasses

A We’re lost. Let’s look at the map.

B. Thanks. My sister bought them in _____ sales _____

B OK, Let’s take a look.

last Friday.

1. A. How often did he go to ______ library?

4. A. What’s ______ most wonderful place to visit in Peru?

B. About two times _______ day. But he hardly went on

B. Probably ______ Machu Picchu. It’s ____ most interesting building there.

_______ Saturdays. 2. A. What time does ______ bus leave?

5. A. Where shall we go to at _______ weekend?

B. ln 5 minutes! It’s too late! You should take____ taxi.

B. We could go to ___restaurant and meet my friends there.

Advanced 3.1 Complete using the or no article.

3. ___ Scotland is famous for its beautiful views and castles.

They’re going to the USA to visit their family. 1. _______San Lorenzo is one of ______ smallest islands in ___ Pacific Ocean.

4. The highest lake is in __________ Peru. 5. As we didn’t want to stay at ______ Hilton Resort, we

2. ___ ancient Egypt was near _______ River Nile.

preferred to stay at my grandma’s house.

Basic 4. Possessive adjectives 4.1 Complete the sentences with a Possessive Adjective.

1. He´s a new lawyer. He / His name´s Josue. 2. Is you / your classmate American?

My name´s Daryl. I´m from Brazil.

3. Her name´s Susan. She’s in you / your company.

1. My partners are from France. _____names are Mary and Mateo.

4. Where are he / his parents from?

2. They´re in classroom 5. __________ teacher is Joaquin.

5. They´re Dutch. They / Their names are Tania and Marianne.

3. Peru is famous for ________ food.

6. Is she / her Peruvian?

4. He is my teacher. ________ surname is Mr. Smith.

7. Marianna is a chef. She / Her is from Poland.

5. I´m from Brazil. ________ address is 58, New Kent Rowley.

8. I´m Ian. I / My surname is Geller.

6. Please! Sit down and open __________ notebooks. 7. Carol is in my classroom. ________ desk is near the door. 8. We´re from USA. __________ surname is Jackson.

4.2 Circle the correct word. Dante and Daniel are brothers. They / There are in my classroom.

5. Possessive´s / Whose…? 5.1 Circle the correct form. Monica Cruz is Penelope Cruz´s sister / sister´s Penelope Cruz. 1. It´s my sister´s birthday / my birthday´s sister. 2. These are the teachers´ markers / the teacher´s markers´.

3. I´m tired at the end of the day / the day´s end.

4. Whose mirror is that? (Olivia)

4. He is boyfriend´s my friend / my friend´s boyfriend.

__________________________

5. That´s Nicky´s sister / Nickys´sister.

5. Whose sunglasses are those? (Mrs. Norris)

6. Her cat´s parents / Her parents´cat is Bobby.

________________________

7. Carlos car´s / Carlos car´s is very expensive.

5.3 Complete with Whose or Who´s.

8. The car´s company / The company´s car is outside.

5.2 Answer the questions with a short sentence.

1. _______________ bags are these?

Whose TV is this? It´s Marie´s. 1. Whose

pencils

are

these?

__________________________

Whose wallet is this? Who´s the girl with the beautiful laugh?

(Elliot)

2. _______________ your favourite actor or actress? 3. _______________ Thalia´s husband?

2. Whose ball is this? (The cat)

4. _______________ watch is this?

__________________________

5. _______________ our French teacher?

3. Whose magazines are these? (Richard) ______________________

Grammar tutorials Personal pronouns vs. Possessive adjectives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF070hPFbas Personal pronouns vs. Possessive adjectives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-yAmZQlk7Y Personal pronouns vs. Possessive adjectives https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IK_0sIsfxg A/an, the, no article, plural nouns https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgKhisW7-QY A/an, the, no article https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU-RbEEolw0 A/an, the, no article https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6wVOvVZGDI

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1 60 word letter to a penfriend introducing yourself and your family. ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................

Excercises Personal pronouns vs. Possessive adjectives: https://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/1g6-pronoun-or-adjective.php A/an, the, no article https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/a-an-the-no-article/ A/an, the, no article https://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-articles.php Plural nouns https://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-plural.php

Unit practice audio Unit 1 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zWEPE9FyMSPqSDxOnGYJ5xMv3uRsMZlT/view?usp=sharing

E PERSONAL PRONOUNS, DEFINITE AND INDEFINITE ARTICLES 1. GRAMMAR

A/AN vs THE vs NO ARTICLE

1.1 PERSONAL PRONOUNS vs POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES. Complete the grammar chart with the correct word: Her / Your / They / It / Our / He. PERSONAL PRONOUNS POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

I am Daniel.

My name is Daniel.

You have a book.

____ book is interesting.

We have a car.

____ car is new.

____ have a baby.

Their baby is cute.

____ works in a school.

His students are teenagers.

She has a dog.

____ dog plays a lot.

___ has a bone

Its bone is big

Look at the following chart to learn when to use indefinite articles “a/an”, definite article “the” or “no article” in a sentence:

A / AN 1. 2. 3. 4.

I saw an old man with a dog. It’s a nice house. She’s a lawyer. What an awful day! I have classes three times a week.

• We use a /an with singular countable nouns: 1. The first time you mention a thing/person. 2. When you say something is or what somebody does. 3. In exclamations with What…! 4. In expressions of frequency.

THE 1. I saw an old man with a dog. The dog was barking. 2. My father opened the door. The children are at school. 3. The moon goes aroun the Earth. 4. I’m going to the movies tonight. 5. It’s the best restaurant in town.

• We use the: 1. When we talk about something we´ve already mentioned. 2. When it´s clear what you´re referrring to. 3. When there´s only one of something. 4. With places in a town, e.g., movies and theater. 5. With superlatives.

(no article) 1. Cheetahs are faster than lions. Love is more important than money. 2. She´s not at home today. I get back from work at 5:30. 3. I never have breakfast. 4. See you next Friday. • We don’t use an article: 1. When we are speaking in general (with plural and uncountable nouns). Compare: I love flowers. ( = flowers in general) I love the flowers in my garden. ( = the specific flowers in my garden) 2. With some nouns, (e.g., home, work, school) after at / to / from. 3. Before meals, days, and months. 4. Before next / last + day, week, etc.

WHEN TO USE “A” & “AN”

Both indefinite articles are used to name singular nouns, but notice their differences: When the next word starts with a CONSONANT SOUND

When the next word starts with a VOWEL SOUND

a book

an apple

a frog

an orange

a car

a lemon

an egg

an umbrella

a dog

a truck

an insect

an actor

A and AN have the same meaning. A and AN are indefinite articles. The difference depends on the sound at the beginning of the next word. BE CAREFUL The SOUND of the letter is important

a house

but an hour

an uncle but a university

the H at the beginning of hour is silent. the U at the beginning of university sounds like YOU

2 • At the airport – Finally home!

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UNIT

Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment..”

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Verb to be (Present tense) - All forms. • Pronunciation: /ɪ/ & /i:/. • English in context: Where to…? • Writing: Presenting and describing your family or friends.

Buddha

A AT THE AIRPORT – FINALLY HOME! 1. LISTENING AND READING 1.1 make a summary to share in class. That day Sarah Bryce was taking a flight to her hometown to visit her parents. AGENT: Hello, where are you flying today?

SARAH: There you are.

SARAH: I am flying to Uptown.

PASSPORT CONTROL OFFICER: How long are you staying in Uptown?.

AGENT: May I have your passport, please?

SARAH: I don´t know yet.

SARAH: Here you are. AGENT: Are you checking any luggage?

PASSPORT CONTROL OFFICER: Everything is in order. Welcome back. Go on to Customs. Have a nice trip.

SARAH: Yes, I am. I have two suitcases.

SARAH: Thank you.

AGENT: Do you have any carry-ons?.

CUSTOMS OFFICER: Good Morning. Do you have anything metallic on you? Any change in your wallet, watches, jewelry?

SARAH: Yes, my briefcase and a laptop bag. AGENT: Do you want a window seat or an aisle seat?.

SARAH: No.

SARAH: Window seat, please.

CUSTOMS OFFICER: Place your jacket and carry-on in the tray and proceed through the X-Ray Machine. You may continue.

AGENT: Here is your boarding pass and your gate is A13. Have a pleasant flight!.

SARAH: Thank you!

SARAH: Thank you.

She’s outside the airport, she is happy, a bright smile shines on her face (sighs).

PASSPORT CONTROL OFFICER: Good Morning! May I have your passport please?.

SARAH: I am finally home.

1. 2 Write 5 questions about the text to ask a partner. 1. ___________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________ 3. ___________________________________________________ 4. ___________________________________________________ 5. ___________________________________________________

2 UNIT

2. Pronunciation

3. English in context!

2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

visit please any

window sea gate

see everything trip

3.1 Pair up and create a dialogue using the next phrases. • Where to…?

happy At the airport First or second class? Can I pay by credit card? May I see your passport? Do you have any bags to check?

Kiss /ɪ/

Sheep /i:/

How many bags are you checking? I only have this carry-on Window or aisle seat? (aisle = corridor) Can I have a seat next to my friend? Here’s your boarding pass. Which gate is it? Your flight leaves from gate 15 Your seat number is 8F This is the final call for flight 800.

EXCEPTIONS women busy

Flight 800 is now boarding people key

2.2 Read the words and record yourself. Listen to your own pronunciation.

Your flight has been delayed. Your flight has been canceled. What is the purpose of your trip?

B WORD MIX-UP 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– Joseph is at a restaurant.

2.– Joseph is searching for a bathroom.

3.– Joseph asked 5 people for the toilet.

4.– Joseph is confused.

5.– The restroom is a public bathroom.

Joseph is at the airport. He is waiting for his flight. His flight is to Berlin, and it is 4 hours away. He walks around the airport and looks at the shops. He has a nice time. After an hour he is in need of a bathroom. He searches for it, but he can´t find it. “Where is the bathroom?” he asks himself. He searches and searches but he can’t find it. He starts asking people where it is. Joseph: “Excuse me, where is the bathroom?” Man: “The restroom, right?” Joseph: “No, I mean the bathroom.” Man: “Well, the restroom is over there.” He replies and walks away. Joseph doesn’t understand. He asks a lady: “Excuse me ma´am, could you please tell me where the bathroom is?” “The restroom is over there,” the lady answers and walks away. Joseph is confused. “What’s their problem? I need to use the bathroom and they send me to rest?! I don’t need a restroom; I need the bathroom!” After a while Joseph gives up. He feels tired of all this walking and asking. He decides that maybe they are all right and he needs to rest. He walks to the restroom. Now he is surprised. He realizes the restroom is actually the name for a public bathroom!

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– Where is Joseph going? _____________________________________________________ 2.– Where does Joseph want to go? _____________________________________________________ 3.– How does Joseph travel? _____________________________________________________ 4.– Why is Joseph tired? _____________________________________________________ 5.– Why is Joseph surprised? _____________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings.

1. Away /əˈweɪ/ 2. Shop /ˈʃɒp/ 3. Restroom /ˈrɛstrʊm/ 4. Mean /ˈmiːn/ 5. Confused /kənˈfjuːzd/ 6. Bathroom /ˈbɑːθruːm/ 7. Give up gɪv ʌp 8. Rest /ˈrɛst/ 9. Realize /ˈrɪəlaɪz/

a. vb. to refresh oneself, as by sleeping, lying down, or being at ease. b. vb. to grasp with the mind, believe, or understand clearly. c. n.a store, esp. a small one. d. dv.far; apart; at a distance from. e. n. a public lavatory, esp. in a public building, having washbasins, toilets, etc. f. n. a room equipped with a bathtub or shower and usually a sink and toilet. g. vb. to have in mind as one’s purpose or intention; intend. h. adj. hard to understand; mixed up; unclear. i. vb. to stop; desist from; renounce.

C VERB TO BE IN PRESENT: SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE - ALL FORMS Basic 1. Verb to be: Simple Present tense 1.1 Complete using am, is or are. I am Robert. 1. They _______ from Canada.

3. Today _______ Saturday. 4. I _______ Maria. 5. My surname _______ White.

4. The university is in Barcelona. _____________________________________ 5. Georgia is in the USA.

1.4 Write the sentences in the negative form of the verb to be. Make contractions where possible. He’s American.

6. We ______ in a bus.

He isn´t American

1.2 Write the sentence using contractions. 1. It is Monday.

_____________________________________

2. She _______ late.

He is early.

3. Susan is a doctor.

He´s early. ______________________

1. I´m Spanish. _____________________________________ 2. They´re Argentinian.

2. They are in college. _______________________

_____________________________________

3. I am bad.

3. It´s in South Korea.

______________________

4. You are in my company. _____________________

_____________________________________

5. We are the winners ______________________

4. You´re Peruvian.

1.3 Write the sentences using a subject pronoun and a contraction. Mathias and Pablo are teachers.

_____________________________________ 5. My friends are here tonight. _____________________________________

They´re teachers.

1.5 Make the questions and write short answers. 1. Johnny is in class 6.

/you Italian? ? Are you English?

____________________________

1. / I in class 1?

2. Samantha and you are very late.

_____________________________________

____________________________

2. /it Brazilian?

Yes, I am

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_____________________________________ 3. /they workers? _____________________________________ 4. /she from the UK? _____________________________________ 5. /you ok? _____________________________________

1.6 Complete the dialogue. Use contractions if possible. A. Hi, I´m Sully. B. Hello Sully. My name ____________ Kevin. A. 1_________ you Argentinian, Kevin? B. No, I ______. I _____________ from Spain. A.__________ you from Barcelona? B. No, I ______. I __________ from Madrid. A. _________ Madrid near Barcelona? B. No, it ______. It _________ in the north. A. Good to know, thanks for the information.

Fun facts! 1. The most common adjective used in English is ‘good’. 2. The most commonly used noun is ‘time’. 3. The word ‘set’ has the highest number of definitions. 4. Month, orange, silver, and purple do not rhyme with any other word. 5. English contains a lot of contronyms – words that have contradictory meanings.

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1 Write a short text introducing and describing your family or friends. (65 words) ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................

E VERB TO BE (PRESENT TENSE) - ALL FORMS 1. GRAMMAR VERB TO BE (PRESENT TENSE) - ALL FORMS Look at the following chart to learn about the different forms of the verb to be in Present Simple:

PLURAL

SINGULAR

AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE

I am happy. You are at school. He is hungry. She is a nurse. It is big

I am not sad. You aren’t at home. He isn’t thirsty. She isn’t a pilot. It isn’t small.

We are early. You are students. They are quiet.

We aren’t late. You aren’t teachers. They aren’t noisy.

Contraction of “am not” is not possible amn´t isn´t = is not

aren´t = are not

QUESTIONS

Affirmative They are happy.

She is rich.

Question

Are they happy?

Is she rich?

Short answer

Yes, they are / No, they aren’t.

Yes, she is / No, she isn’t.

2. SPEAK OUT! Is your dad a musician?

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In pairs, make a dialogue talking about your family members’ occupations, don’t forget to use the positive, negative and interrogative form of the verb to be.

Grammar tutorials Verb to be: Present tense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afSLePqBDBc

Excercises Verb to be: Positive and negative forms

https://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/1g8-to-be-positive-or-negative-gap-fill.php

Verb to be: Interrogative forms

https://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/1g8-to-be-positive-or-negative-gap-fill.php

Unit practice audio Unit 2 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mJvQg_QH5uQzILlP7yHwMHSbmdt14Vsu/view?usp=sharing

3 • Welcome back!

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Forgive yourself and welcome love back into your life”

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Verb to be (Present tense) - All forms. • Pronunciation: /æ/ & /ɑ:/. • English in context: Telling stories. • Writing: Quarantine 2020.

Wayne Dyer

A WELCOME BACK! 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to tell in class. SARAH: Mom? Dad? I got here! Where is everybody? ELAINE: Darling! We are in the kitchen! Come here! JOHN: Morning Princess! Welcome home! Give me a huge hug! SARAH: Oh Daddy! I really missed you! JOHN: This is a Welcome barbeque in your honor. Come, let’s say hi to the neighbors. SARAH: No! It’s embarrassing! Look at me! I´m a total mess. ELAINE: You look great my dear! Tell us how your trip was. SARAH: It was tiring but I am finally here. ELAINE: Let me introduce you to our new neighbors. This is Lawrence Parker, his wife Rachel and their adorable two children William and Harry. SARAH: Oh! Nice to meet you. Thank you for coming. LAWRENCE: Nice to meet you too. Your parents were telling me that you live in Peru. I heard it’s a great place to visit.

SARAH: Oh Really? It’s a beautiful country, and tell me Lawrence where are you from? LAWRENCE: Well, I consider myself a citizen of the world, but this is a nice place, so we stayed. Why did you come back? SARAH: Well, I was feeling homesick so I decided to quit and move back here. (Their eyes were wide open with surprise and horror) ELAINE & JOHN: You did… What?

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2. Pronunciation

3. English in context!

2.1 Complete the chart with words that have a similar sound.

cat hard

hand bath

nap fast

flat have

3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Telling stories • Starting a story At the beginning…

• Sequencing the story

Hat /æ/

Car /ɑ:/

Then … Next… Meanwhile… After (that)…

• Introducing good and bad news Luckily… But… Suddenly… Unfortunately…

• Reacting to good and bad news EXCEPTIONS match carry cap

aunt heart

Why? That was a good idea/ it is nice/ I totally agree Oh no! / Are you serious? /Is this for real? /Really? You must be joking! Don’t pull my leg!!!!

B NO ENGLISH, NO ENTRY

Have you ever been to Britain? If so, why were you there? Some visa applications were rejected because the answer to this question was incorrect. Other applications were denied because it was their first time in another country. And others were rejected because they couldn’t speak English. In Russia, a visa was rejected to a woman because she couldn’t explain her plans in Britain. In Brazil, it was refused because the person´s reason to go to the island was unbelievable unbelievable, he said he wanted to marry the Queen! In another country, 57 English teachers were refused teachers´ visas were denied to enter the UK. So if you want to travel to Britain have a good reason or be a good liar!

1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– All visa applications were rejected.

2.– A group of English teachers´ visas weren’t denied.

3.– If you want a visa in to enter the UK, you need a good reason.

4.– Visa applications are always denied in Japan.

5.– You have to speak perfect English to travel to Britain.

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions. 1.– What countries are mentioned in the text? _____________________________________________________ 2.– Whose visa was denied because the person couldn´t explain their plans? _____________________________________________________ 3.– How was Joseph travelling? _____________________________________________________ 4.– What was Joseph looking for at the airport? _____________________________________________________ 5.– Why was the russian woman´s visa denied? _____________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. a. vb. to say that something isn’t true. b. adj. limited to a certain group or class. c. n. an official stamp or mark made on a passport, which permits the holder to enter the country. d. n. somebody who lies repeatedly. e. vb. if an application is “rejected”, it is not accepted. f. conj. except under the circumstances that. g. n. the area next to the sea where people go for their holidays. h. n. petition, request. 1c, 2a, 3e, 4g, 5d, 6h, 7b, 8f

1. Visa /ˈviːzə/ 2. Deny /dɪˈnaɪ/ 3. Reject /rɪˈdʒɛkt/ 4. Seaside /ˈsiːsaɪd/ 5. Liar /ˈlaɪər/ 6. Application /ˌæplɪˈkeɪʃən/ 7. Restricted /rɪˈstrɪktɪd/ 8. Unless /ʌnˈlɛs/

C VERB TO BE IN PAST – ALL FORMS Basic 1. Verb to be: Past tense (was/were). 1.1 Transform these sentences into the past tense. I was a baby. I am an adult now.

3. Greta and Monique were at the zoo on Saturday morning. _____________________________________ 4. She was at work on Saturday afternoon. _____________________________________ 5. Greta and Sandy were at Peter’s house on Saturday evening. _____________________________________

1. ______________________________

1.3 Complete the questions using was or were.

I am married now.

Was your father an actor, too?

2. ______________________________

1. ______ the restaurant closed this afternoon?

Xavier is ten years old now.

2. ______ it cold last month?

3.______________________________

3. ______ they at home last Monday?

It is a table now.

4. ______ your friends on the beach yesterday?

4. ______________________________

5. _________ you in Arequipa five days ago?

The students are at home now.

6. ________your birthday last Friday?

5.______________________________

7. What _____ your dog’s name?

We are old now.

8. Where _______ we last week?

1.2 Read and correct the sentences about Greta. Greta’s Agenda. Friday Saturday Morning: zoo with Monique.

Morning: gym with Monique.

Afternon: swimming pool.

Afternoon: at home.

Evening: dinner at Peter’s house.

Evening: Sandy’s birthday party.

1.4 Complete the dialogues with was, wasn’t, were, or weren’t. Were you at the cinema yesterday? Yes, I ______ . 1. A ______ it good? B No, it _____. The film _____ terrible. 2. A______ the tickets cheap?

Greta was at the hospital on Friday morning. No, she wasn’t. She was at the zoo with Monique 1. Greta was at the cinema on Friday afternoon. _____________________________________ 2. She was in the gym on Friday evening. _____________________________________

B Yes, they ______. 3. A Where ______ your father born? B He ______ born in Germany in 1969. 4. A ______ his parents Germans? B No, they ____. His father ___ Polish and his mother _____ from Spain.

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1.Write a text about what you did during the quarantine of 2020. Use was, wasn’t, were, weren’t. (70 words). ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................

E VERB TO BE (PAST TENSE) - ALL FORMS 1. GRAMMAR VERB TO BE (PAST TENSE) - ALL FORMS. Look at the following chart to learn about the different forms of the verb to be in Past Simple: AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE

I was happy. He was hungry. She was a nurse. It was big

I wasn’t sad. He wasn’t thirsty. She wasn’t a pilot. It wasn’t small.

We were early. You were at school.

We weren’t late. You weren’t at home.

They were quiet.

They weren’t noisy.

wasn´t = was not

weren´t = were not

QUESTIONS

Affirmative They were happy.

She was rich.

Question

Were they happy?

Was she rich?

Short answer

Yes, they were / No, they weren’t.

Yes, she was / No, she wasn’t.

WH-Word

Where Why When

Verb

Subject

Complement

was

I / he / she / it

sick … ?

were

we / you / they

tired … ?

- Why was he angry?

- When was she nervous?

- Where were you yesterday?

- Who were those people?

Grammar tutorials

Excercises

Verb to be: Simple past

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3FdGPehN-E

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/was-were/

Verb to be: Simple past

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS1G4u1FQms

https://agendaweb.org/exercises/verbs/to-be/past-simple-test-2

Unit practice audio Unit 3 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CuF9zLeFXegI4BEBNzLQ78v54nZOkDPY/view?usp=sharing

4 • There’s a story to tell

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There are no desperate situations, there are only desperate people”

Heinz Guderian

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: There is/are/was/were – All forms. • Pronunciation: /ɒ/ & /ɔ:/. • English in context: Living abroad. • Writing: Now and then.

A THERE’S A STORY TO TELL 1. LISTENING AND READING 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to share in class. SARAH: I know, I know. I wanted to tell you before but… Surprise! ELAINE: Oh Darling, are you sure of what you’re doing? SARAH: Yes Mom. I’m completely sure. There are many good reasons. JOHN: Hmmm… Alright honey. We’re going to support you. Don’t worry. SARAH: Thanks guys. Doorbell rings ELAINE: Well then… Honey keep them busy; I need to check the door. SARAH: Sure… Lawrence, tell me about you. When did you come here? LAWRENCE: Well I came here some years ago. We opened a pizza shop called “At Lawrence’s place”. There are many pizza lovers in Uptown. SARAH: Awesome! I love pizza. LAWRENCE: How long have you been in Peru? SARAH: I´ve been there for eight years. It’s a beautiful country. There are many stories I to tell. I lived in a neighborhood called San Lazaro. There are beautiful colonial buildings and there is a big park in the middle of the neighborhood with trees and flowers. There are kids jumping and running

everywhere and there are also couples kissing and puppies playing all around… like a storybook! San Lazaro is close to the city center. I remember an old police officer who is very polite, he greets all visitors as it is a city visited by many travelers. JOHN: Is everything alright here? There is some finger food, help yourselves please. SARAH: Hem... Daddy, do you know what happened to Marshall? JOHN: I heard he’s coming from Europe. SARAH: He’s coming... ELAINE: Sarah! Darling! Guess who’s here!

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1.2 Ask five questions about the text to your partner. 1.– ________________________________________________________________ 2.– ________________________________________________________________ 3.– ________________________________________________________________ 4.– ________________________________________________________________ 5.– ________________________________________________________________

2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

wanted support

all story

called long

Hot /ɒ/

also shop

Ball /ɔ:/ 3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Living abroad Expressions – Requesting

EXCEPTIONS what because wash

How was your flight? / Did you like the trip? water bought thought

Was it comfortable? Did you try the local food? Did you like the weather? Where did you live over there? Whom did you go with?

B WELCOME TO MY CITY 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– Uptown is a big city in Minnesota.

2.– In Uptown there is an active nightlife.

3.– There are performances in the main square .

4.– The Art Fair is the largest event in Minnesota.

5.– In the past, there were cottages and boating recreation.

I live in Uptown. It’s a small district in south-western Minneapolis, Minnesota, close to Lake Calhoun Park. I love Uptown because there are a lot of things to do like going shopping. If you like nightlife and cultural events, this is your destination. There are many artists and musicians who perform in the main square, their shows are fantastic. After the show you can go to the streets nearby where there are lots of bars and places to have fun, if you prefer to dance there is a big disco in front, so, there is noise everywhere. There is a fair called the Uptown Art Fair. It’s a three-daylong festival, the second largest event in Minnesota. There is food, a live performance stage, a youth art fair and more. Many years ago there was a tourism company in charge of the events and there were vacation cottages, hotels and there was a boating recreation too. Today, there are mansions, theatres and new buildings. There are lots of other attractions too. Come and see it for yourself!

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions. 1.– Where does the writer live? _____________________________________________________ 2.– What places does the author mention? _____________________________________________________ 3.– What attractions can you find in Uptown? _____________________________________________________ 4.– Where do you live? _____________________________________________________ 5.– Describe the place where you live _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. 1. Southwestern /saʊθˈwestən/ a. n. social life or entertainment taking place in the late evening or night, as in nightclubs. 2. Nightlife /ˈnaɪtlaɪf/ b. n. sound, esp. of a loud, harsh, or confused kind. 3. Noise /ˈnɔɪz/ c. n. a day or time of religious or other celebration, marked by ceremonies and feasting. 4. Fair /ˈfɛər/ d. n. the point or direction midway between south and west. 5. Festival /ˈfɛstɪvəl/ e. n. the act of performing a ceremony, play, etc. 6. Performance /pərˈfɔːrməns/ f. n. an exhibition of farm products, livestock, etc., held annually by a county or state. 7. Stage /ˈsteɪdʒ/ g. n. the condition of being young. 8. Youth /ˈjuːθ/ h. n. a small house or a modest vacation house, as at a lake or mountain resort. 9. Cottage /ˈkɒtɪdʒ/ i. n. the platform on which the actors perform in a theater. 10. Attraction /əˈtrækʃən/ j. n. an entertainment offered to the public. 1d, 2a, 3b, 4f, 5c, 6e, 7i, 8g, 9h, 10j

C THERE IS / ARE /WAS / WERE Basic 1. There is / there are 1.1 Complete using there is / there are There are apples in the box. 1. _____________ five flags at the top of the hotel. 2. _____________ an iPad in my bag. 3. _____________ two students absent today. 4. _____________ a fire escape in the building. 5. _____________ a lamp in my bedroom. 6. _____________ two large windows in my office.

1.2 Complete the conversations with questions and short answers. 1. A _____________ any shops on this street? B Yes, _____________. 2. A _____________ any food in the fridge? B Yes, ____________. 3. A _______________ a message for me? B No, _______________. 4. A _____________ any people on the train? B No, ______________.

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Basic 1. There was / there were

4. ____________ a music festival in your town?

1.1 Complete the table using there was / there were / there wasn’t / there weren’t.

5. ___________ any chocolate biscuits.

Present Past

7. ____________ twenty students in her class?

There is a chair.

6. ___________ many children there.

There was a chair.

8. ____________ many children in the class.

1. There are different films.

________________

1.3 Underline the correct option.

2. There isn’t any milk.

________________

3. There aren’t any shows.

________________

4. Are there any news?

________________

5. Is there a new chocolate?

________________

6. There’s an old umbrella.

________________

1.2 Write there was / wasn’t / were / weren’t. There was a birthday cake. 1. ____________ a lot of people in New York. 2. ____________ music at their party? 3. ____________ any money in her wallet.

In the past, there are / there were houses here. 1. There was / There were a car parked in the hotel. 2. Was there a bank in the village?’ ‘No, there wasn’t / there weren’t. 3. There were / There was some good films on TV at the weekend. 4. There wasn’t / There was any hospital in hospitals in town. 5. Yesterday, there weren’t / there were any stamps at the post office! 6. There weren’t / wasn’t a café, but there was / there were a bar.

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1.Write a text comparing a place now and then (in the past). Use positive and negative sentences. (75 words) ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................ ........................................................

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E VERB TO BE (PAST TENSE) - ALL FORMS 1. GRAMMAR 1.1 THERE IS & THERE ARE.

• We use there is / there are to say that somebody or something exits. We use there is + a singular noun and there are + plural Look at the following chart to learn about the different uses of nouns. there is and there are: SINGULAR

PLURAL

There’s a garage.

There are some pictures on the wall.

There isn’t a swimming pool.

There aren’t any plants in the room.

Is there a bathroom downstairs?

Are there any neighbors with children?

Yes, there is.

Yes, there are.

No, there isn’t

No, there aren’t.

P O

1.2 THERE WAS & THERE WERE Look at the following chart to learn how to make sentences using there was and there were: SINGULAR

• When we talk about a list of things, we use there is if the first word in the list is singular or there are if the first word in the list is plural: - In my bedroom, there’s a bed, two chairs, and a desk. - In my living room, there are two armchairs and a sofa.

Note: a/an, some and any • We often use there is / there are with a / an, some and any. • Use some and any with plural nouns. Some = not an exact number.

PLURAL

There was an old TV.

There were only two chairs

There wasn’t a remote control.

There weren’t any more people.

Was there a sofa?

Were there any windows?

Yes, there was.

Yes, there were.

No, there wasn’t.

No, there weren’t.

P O

• There is is often contracted to There’s. There are is not usually contracted.

• Use some in + sentences and any in – and ?

• There was / were is the past of there is / are.

Unit practice audio

Personal pronouns vs. Possessive adjectives: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ChGKd9kEKXnhI79omMzO7HyL2Q0P63Y0/view?usp=sharing

SPEAK UP! 1. THERE IS/ARE

2. THERE WAS/WERE

Describe your classroom using the following prepositions and there is / there are

Memory game: In pairs watch all the following items and memorize them during 2 minutes, then close your book and try to recall them using there was/were. The student that recalls more items wins.

Grammar tutorials

Excercises There is/are/was/were

There is/ There are

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHbUkaZcvFc

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/there-is-there-are/ There is/ There are

There is/ There are

https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner/a_grammar/ file06/grammar06_a01?cc=global&selLanguage=en

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aq8bI-6zga4

There was/There were

https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/beginner/a_grammar/ file06/grammar06_b01?cc=global&selLanguage=en

There was/ There were

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxAYFnTD2fg

Unit practice audio Unit 4 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ChGKd9kEKXnhI79omMzO7HyL2Q0P63Y0/view?usp=sharing

5 • Long time no see!

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UNIT

Friends show their love in times of trouble, not in happiness”

Euripides

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Present continuous. • Pronunciation: /I/ & /ŋ /. • English in context: Phrases for compliments. • Writing: Postcard to a friend.

A LONG TIME NO SEE! 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to share in class. CECILE & TRUDY: Haaaaaaa! SARAH: Haaaaaaaaa! CECILE: Sissy! Long time no see!

2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

long happy this

doing working opening

kids definitely everything

still thin

TRUDY: Such a long time! Sarah! I’m so happy to see you again. Where have you been all this time? SARAH: My best friends! I’ve been far away. What are you doing here? How did you know I was here? CECILE: Your mother. SARAH: Tell me about you. What is going on? I missd you a lot. TRUDY: I am still working as a tour guide and…. CECILE: We are opening a new travel agency together.

Fish /I/

Finger /ŋ /

SARAH: That’s terrific! Cecile are you married? Do you have kids? CECILE: Oh no Dear! God forbid! TRUDY: Don’t say that! I’m engaged! I am going to get married by next summer. SARAH: That means we are having a bachelorette party soon. CECILE & TRUDY: Definitely! TRUDY: Sarah you must be my maid of honor. SARAH: Of course, Trudy! You’re my BFF! It would be an honor! TRUDY: I am still having problems to organize everything. SARAH: That’s why I’m here now. Cecile, what Why are you sitting in my yard? you doing? Why are you sitting in my yard? CECILE: What, I’m hungry. We’re still eating here so let´s have some barbeque!

EXCEPTIONS think thank angry

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3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Phrases for compliments #1-3 are used for complimenting a person’s appearance. #4-6 are used for complimenting a person’s cooking. #7-8 are used for complimenting a person’s house. #9-10 are used for complimenting a person’s children. 1. You look nice. / You look amazing! 2. What a beautiful [necklace/dress/etc.]! 3. I like your [shirt/shoes/haircut/etc.] 4. The lasagna is delicious. 5. You’re a fantastic cook. 6. My compliments to the chef! 7. What a nice apartment! 8. You have a beautiful house. 9. He’s/She’s so cute! 10. Your kids are a lot of fun.

B ANECDOTES 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– Sandy is cooking dinner.

2.– Sandy is hungry and going to the kitchen.

3.– Sandy’s sister is sleeping at the moment.

4.– Sandy’s dad is watching TV in his bedroom.

5.– Sandy’s family is at a restaurant.

Hello, I’m Sandy. This is our house. I am in the hall now. I am going to the kitchen. My mother is there. She is making dinner. But I am very hungry and I want to eat something. She is cooking a delicious stew.-- Hi mom, is dinner ready? -Hi Sandy. Yes, dinner is ready. What is Emma doing? -I don´t know. -Can you call her and your father? Emma is my sister. She is sleeping at the moment. -Emma! Are you still sleeping? Wake up! Dinner is ready, hurry up Emma! We are waiting for you, and I am sure that Dad is watching TV in the living room. Oh yeah, there he is. Dinner is ready Dad! -Ok, I am coming.

Know-it-all

A teacher is giving a science class and talking about the Earth and its movement around the sun. “What’s the axis of the Earth?” the teacher asks. And a student answers, “It’s an imaginary line which passes from one pole to the other, and on which the earth revolves.” “Very good,” the teacher replies. “Now, could you hang your clothes on that line?” “Yes, sir,” the student replies. Surprised, the teacher responds, “Oh, really? What sort of clothes? And the student replies, “Imaginary clothes, sir.”

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions

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3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. a. vb. to give an answer in words or writing; respond. b. adj. completely prepared or in fit condition for action or use. c. vb. if you “hang” wet clothes on a line, you put them on the line so they can dry. d. n. the line around which a rotating body, like the earth, turns. e. n. a corridor or passageway in a building. f. n. a particular kind, class, or group; type. g. n. a preparation of food cooked by stewing, esp. a mixture of meat and vegetables. h. n. a piece of string/rope, etc. that is used for putting wet clothes on. 1e, 2g, 3b, 4d, 5a, 6h, 8f

1. Hall /ˈhɔːl/ 2. Stew /ˈstjuː/ 3. Ready /ˈrɛdi/ 4. Axis /ˈæksɪs/ 5. Reply /rɪˈplaɪ/ 6. Hang /ˈhæŋ/ 7. Line /ˈlaɪn/ 8. Sort /ˈsɔːrt/

C PRESENT CONTINUOUS Basic 1. Present continuous 1.1 Make sentences in present continuous. 1. Amy _____________________ (to dance). 2. The players _________________ (to practise). 3. The car ____________________ (to work). 4. The phone __________________ (to ring). 5. The student _________________ (to talk).

1.2 Change the sentenes into their negative form. 1. Sheryl is reading a book. __________________________________ 2. We are drinking coffee. __________________________________ 3. I’m looking for my keys. __________________________________ 4. Leonard’s wearing jeans. __________________________________ 5. Blade and Karen are kissing. __________________________________

1.3 Write a question according to the answer.

1.4 Write sentences using the present continuous It / snow (?) Is it snowing? 1. John / clean the room now (+) _____________________________________ 2. I / fix the machine (?) _____________________________________ 3. Tom / talk on the phone (-) _____________________________________ 4. They / wait for you (+) _____________________________________ 5. What film / you watch (?) _____________________________________ 6. Josue / think about you at this moment (+) _____________________________________ 7. She / wear a coat (?) _____________________________________ 8. Maria and Joaquin / speak tonight (+) _____________________________________ 9. Your uncle / live in Madrid (?) _____________________________________

What´s he doing? He´s preparing dinner.

10. He / work in an office at the moment (+)

1. _________________ ? I’m playing chess.

_____________________________________

2. _________________ ? She’s waiting for the bus. 3. _________________ ? It is eating its food. 4. _________________ ? They’re watching a film. 5. _________________ ? We’re cooking dinner.

5 UNIT

Intermediate 2. Present continuous

dog. What about you, Luisa? What 5_________ you ____________ these days? (to do)

2.1 Conjugate the verbs in brackets in the present continuous.

B Wow Tania! I’m so happy for you. Well, I 6___________ (to look) for a job.

A. (On the phone) Hi, Luisa. It´s Tania.

A That’s great! I hope you find a good one. Tell me about your

B. Hello, Tania. Where are you now?

parents. Are they fine?

A I´m in London. I´m on vacation so I _____ (to visit) many places here. I 1__________ (to stay) with my aunt

B Yes, they are fine. My mum 7_________________ (to

this week. She’s a nurse but she 2 _____________

learn) how to drive a motorcycle! She 8_____________

(to work) today so she 3______________ (to sit) in

(to enjoy) it much. My dad 9__________ (to try) to fix

the garden and she 4___________ (to play) with her

my computer but I don’t think he will be able to can do it.

CrossWord! Complete the spaces with the appropriate word according to the definition. BEGINNING BEING BELONGING BUILDING DRAWING PLAY Across 3. the first part of something or the start of something 4. to be in the right place or a suitable place 6. the act of making a picture with a pencil or pen Down 1. a person or thing that exists 2. a structure with walls and a roof, such as a house or factory 5. to take part in a game or another organized activity

1 2

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1.Imagine you travelled to a new city. Write a postcard to a friend using the verbs in present continuous (80 words). Give this information: - Are you having a good time?

- Where are you staying?

- Where are you at the moment?

- What are you doing?

E PRESENT CONTINUOUS – ALL FORMS 1. GRAMMAR

Spelling rules for the -ing form

1.1 PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Base form

Verb + -ing

Look at the following chart to learn about Present Continuous tense:

Cook

Cooking

Study

Studying

Dance

Dancing

e + -ing

It’s raining.

Shop

Shopping

verbs that end in: c –v –c

A. What are you doing?

Swim

Swimming

B. I’m waiting for my brother.

Sit

Sitting

double the last consonant and add -ing

They’re having a party in apartment 4.

Oh, no! The baby is crying.

Spelling add -ing

• We use the present continuous for things that are happening now. • We also use the present continuous with longer periods of time. e.g. today, this week I’m working at home this week because my daughter is not feeling well

I’m You’re He/She/It’s We’re They’re

I’m not You aren’t He/She/It isn’t We aren’t They aren’t

Am I Are you Is he/she/it Are we Are they

P Yes,

Having a party.

I am. You are. He/She/It is. We are. They are.

No,

I’m not. You aren’t. He/She/It isn’t. We aren’t. They aren’t

Having a party?

SPEAK UP! Pair up and describe what´s happening in the picture shown.

Grammar tutorials Present Continuous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBbJNjjSYBo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0djfJqWhnpY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ay2D8chFBKw

Excercises Present Continuous

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/present-continuous/ https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/elementary3/grammar/file05/grammar05_b02?cc=global&selLanguage=en

Unit practice audio Unit 5 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OKN556ycCM9xDdeLepEXv8XjHzN3-tEG/view?usp=sharing

6 • Who’s that girl?

“

The lazy and the stingy walk their way twice”

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Present simple – All forms. • Pronunciation: /s/ /iz/ & /z/. • English in context: Taking a taxi. • Writing: E-mail to a penfriend.

UNIT

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A WHO’S THAT GIRL 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to tell in class. Marshall: Honey! Over here! We have to get a taxi. Jessica Geller: Darling, over here! (Whistles) TAXI DRIVER: Where to? Marshall: 511 Broadway Avenue, please. TAXI DRIVER: Sure sir. Jessica Geller: This is so exciting! Where are we going? Marshall: We’re headed to my house. In the evening we’re having dinner with my family. Jessica Geller: Tell me about your family. Marshall: Look, I have a photo. This is my family and some friends, it’s the day I left. Jessica Geller: Are these your parents?

Jessica Geller: Does her family live here?

Marshall: Yes, they´re my parents, Robert and Victoria and this is my brother Louis.

Marshall: Yes, they do. They live close to my parent’s house.

Jessica Geller: Who is this gal?

Marshall: Honey, don´t even know where she is right now.

Marshall: Oh! Do you remember I told you about a friend who was more like a sister to me?

Jessica Geller: Do you still have feelings for her?

Jessica Geller: Huh… Do you have her phone number?

Jessica Geller: Sarah?

Marshall: Jessica Geller! Please! Not now. I love you and that’s all you have to know.

Marshall: Yes! I haven’t seen her for ages. She lives in Peru now.

Jessica Geller: I know but this girl...

Jessica Geller: Do you usually talk to her?

TAXI DRIVER: We have arrived. It´s 30 bucks, please.

Marshall: No, I don´t. Last time I did, it was 2 years ago.

Marshall: Here you go. Thank you.

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2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

street is house

this sister last

was close still

pleased

/IZ/ Snake /S/

Car /IZ/

Rose /Z/

3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Taking a taxi • In a taxi I’d like to go to the bus station, please. To the airport, please. Drop me off here, please. How much is it? Do you have change? Can you break a $20 dollar bill?

EXCEPTIONS science place circle

reason lose has

• On a bus Do you stop at the airport? One-way or round trip? Please, stop at the next station. That’s five dollars.

B STORIES 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– Joseph gives money to the priest.

2.– Joseph wants to change the wedding vows.

3.– The priest doesn’t want to receive the money.

4.– The priest keeps Joseph’s money.

5.– Sophie doesn’t give money to the priest.

A better offer Joseph and Sophie are getting married. A few weeks before the wedding, Joseph goes to the priest and makes him an offer. “Listen to me!” says Joseph. “Change the wedding vows and I will give you 300 dollars. Don’t say that I promise to love, honor and obey her forever, please”. The groom gives the money to the minister, 300 bucks. The priest accepts.

The light bulb One day two builders, Jesse and Tom, are talking. Jesse says: “I always convince the boss to send me home” Tom replies: “How do you do that?” Jesse immediately hangs upside-down from the ceiling. The boss looks at him and asks: “Jesse, what are you doing there?”

The day of the wedding the priest looks nervous and says: “Do you promise to obey her, to serve her breakfast in bed, to be her servant, and never to never at other women?” Joseph looks around, gulps and says, “Yes”. Later, Joseph, as furious as you can imagine, a bull asks the priest “What happened?” The priest takes the 300 hundred dollars out of his pocket and gives them to Joseph and says “She offered me a thousand dollars”.

Jesse answers: “Boss! I’m a light bulb” The boss doesn’t understand and replies: “Ok? Look Jesse, why don’t you go home and rest?” Jesse jumps down and prepares to go at home. Tom, in that moment, prepares his things too. The boss looks at Tom and says: “Tom, what´s up with you? Where do you think you are going?” Tom replies: “I’m sorry boss but I don’t work without light”.

6 UNIT

2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– Do Jesse and Tom work together? _____________________________________________________ 2.– Why does Jesse hang upside-down from the ceiling? _____________________________________________________ 3.– Does Jesse convince his boss? _____________________________________________________ 4.– Where does the boss send Jesse to? ___________________________________________________ 5.– Why does Tom prepare himself to go home? __________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. a. exp. to be hanging from something with your head pointing towards the ground. b. n. an official member of a religious order. c. n. a promise that you make to your husband/wife during the wedding. d. n. a glass ball that produces light when connected to the electricity. e. n. the man who is getting married. f. n. the top part of a room above your head. g. vb. to do or to follow the wishes or instructions. h. n. a person who builds buildings or houses as a job. i. vb. to swallow air. j. n. a person who is in charge. 1b, 2c, 3e, 4a, 5f, 6d, 7g, 8i, 9h, 10j

1. Priest /ˈpriːst/ 2. Wedding vow /ˈwɛdɪŋ vaʊ/ 3. Groom /ˈgruːm/ 4. Upside-down /ˌʌpsaɪdˈdaʊn/ 5. Ceiling /ˈsiːlɪŋ/ 6. Bulb /ˈbʌlb/ 7. Obey /əˈbeɪ/ 8. Gulp /ˈgʌlp/ 9. Builder /ˈbɪldər/ 10. Boss /ˈbɒs/

C PRESENT SIMPLE – ALL FORMS Basic 1. Present simple 1.1 Transform the sentences using the given subject.

4. __________ you like French? 5. __________ you usually travel? 6. __________ teenagers dance very well?

My aunt drinks coffee. > I drink coffee.

7. __________ your aunt sing?

1. I go to the cinema.

8. __________ people in your company work few hours?

Maria ___________________. 2. They live in an apartment. My brother ___________________. 3. Marcos doesn’t want a dog. I___________________. 4. The supermarket opens at 9.30. The store _____________________. 5. Tania and Mark don’t study Spanish. She _______________. 6. We do the dinner. My wife _____________________. 7. I don’t arrive on Sunday. My friends ___________________. 8. Our class starts at 6.30 sharp. Our French class _______________.

1.2 Complete the questions using do or does. Does she work in a company? 1. __________ he play the guitar? 2. __________ she speak another language? 3. __________ Jenny study Mathematics?

1.3 Make questions. A. Monica works all day. B. Does she work at night? A. I like playing the piano. B. Do you like playing the guitar? 1. A. Jesus plays basketball. B. _____________ football? 2. A. They go to the cinema. B. ________________ theatre? 3. A. I don’t like vegetarian food. B. _______________ meat? 4. A. Samantha makes lunch. B. _______________ the dinner? 5. A. They don’t live in a house. B.________________ in an apartment? 6. A. I want a new TV. B. __________________ a computer? 7. A. My brother doesn’t like vegetables. B. __________________ fruit?

6 UNIT

Basic 2. Adverbs of frequency 2.1 Order the words to make sentences. always / she / at / six / up / gets she / always / gets / up / at / six. 1. for / late / never / i / am / class ___________________________ 2. eat / ever / fast / hardly / we / food ___________________________ 3. what / work / you / usually / time / do / finish / ? ___________________________

4. parents / radio / often / the / my / listen / to __________________________ 5. always / brother / lunchtime / is / my / hungry / at __________________________ 6. homework / our / we / do / never ___________________________ 7. you / work / every / day / to / drive ___________________________ 8. hardly / teacher / angry / is / our / ever ___________________________

Pre Intermediate 1.1 Write sentences and questions with the present simple.

1.2 Put the words in the right order. Make changes where necessary.

he / usually get up late (+) He usually gets up late.

go / cinema / we / often / the / to

1. Sophie / work in a hospital (?)

1. I / always / before / go / before / bed / 11:00 / to ____________________________ 2. ever / her / Kate / see / family / hardly ____________________________ 3. Saturdays / never / shopping / on / go / we ____________________________ 4. a / to / I / dentist’s / year / go / twice / the ____________________________ 5. in / they / breakfast / the / sometimes / garden / have ___________________________ 6. usually / morning / the / we / the / listen / in / radio / to ____________________________ 7. in / day / park / every / Alan / the / run ____________________________ 8. after / drinks / I / coffee / 4.00 / never ____________________________ 9. often / John / to / go / cinema / the ____________________________ 10. visit / I / once / my / month / a / mum ____________________________

_____________________________________ 2. My father / have two cars. (+) _____________________________________ 3. Elephants / live in America (-) _____________________________________ 4. My sister / work at college (+) _____________________________________ 5. My friends / have any pets (-) _____________________________________ 6. When / the festival start. (?) _____________________________________ 7. The plane / arrive today. (-) _____________________________________ 8. The train / leave tonight (-) _____________________________________ 9. You / like the beach. (?) _____________________________________ 10. I / usually eat apples. (-) _____________________________________

we often go to the cinema.

C PRESENT SIMPLE – ALL FORMS Pre Intermediate 1. Time sequencers 1.1 Put the sentences in the right order. a. ( ) He told me he was a policeman and that they were looking for a thief. b. ( ) Then another man tried to do the same. c. ( 1) One day in 2011 I was standing in the queue for a bus. d. ( ) Next day I read the story in a newspaper. e. ( ) When the second man went in front of me, I told him to go and stand in the queue. f. ( ) A few seconds later, the first policeman got off the bus with a man. g. ( ) Suddenly a man ran in front of me and got on the bus. h. ( ) After that, a police car came and took the men away.

Grammar tutorials

1.2 Complete the sentences with so, because, but, or although. We couldn’t find a taxi, so we walked home. 1. ___________it was very cold, she wasn’t wearing a coat. 2. I woke up at night_______ I heard a noise. 3. I called him,___________ his mobile was turned off. 4. __________she’s very nice, she doesn’t have many friends. 5. There was nothing on TV,___________ I went to bed. 6. All the cafés were full___________ it was a public holiday. 7. She wanted to be a doctor, ________ she failed her exams. 8. The garden looked very beautiful, ___________I took a photograph. 9. ________ the team played well, they didn’t win.

Excercises

Simple present tense: Grammar explanation

Simple present tense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcJtWGDtiGo

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/present-simple/

Simple present tense: Grammar explanation

Simple present tense and possessive adjectives

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkY4mo0VcIQ

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/adverbsfrequency/3/

Simple present tense: Spelling rules

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUB0S_nDtyM Simple present tense: Interrogative form

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-X9sURtFB8 Simple present tense: Do/ does

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrN6w4aoSdk

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1.Write an e-mail to a penfriend and answer these quesions in your e-mail: (85 words) What’s your name?, Where are you from?, What languages do you speak?, Why do you want to learn English?, Do you have a big family?, What do your family members do?, How old are your brothers and sisters?, How old are you?, What are your interests? SEND >>

From: To: Cc: Subject:

SPEAK UP! MY BEST FRIEND´S ROUTINE In your notebook describe your best friend´s routine using positive and negative sentences in the tense learnt and share it with the class. Here some ideas:

Daily Activities

E GRAMMAR GRAMMAR

QUESTIONS

PRESENT SIMPLE Look at the following charts to learn when and how to use Present Simple tense:

You like

flowers.

Do you like

flowers?

SHORT ANSWERS

USE:

Yes, I do.

1. For facts or things that are always true or generally true:

No, I don’t.

• Whales live in the ocean. • A dog has four legs. • It rains a lot in summer.

Does she like chocolate?

She likes chocolate

Yes, she does

• Water boils at 100° Celsius.

No, she doesn´t.

2. For routines or habits: • I brush my teeth three times a day.

SPELLING RULES FOR HE, SHE, IT

• They read in bed every night. • She goes to the gym after work.

General rule for most verbs: add “s”

• He walks to school every day. 3. Adverbs and expressions of frequency : • I always have toast for breakfast.

Verbs ending in: s , sh , ch , x , z add “es”

• Do you usually go to work by bus? • She doesn´t often go to the movies. • They´re sometimes late. • She hardly ever watches TV. • He is never stressed. • I have English classes twice a week. • She doesn´t work every day AFFIRMATIVE

I like flowers.

NEGATIVE

Verbs ending in consonant + “y” replace the “y” by an “i”, and add “es” *Careful with vowel + “y” *only add “s”

I don’t like flowers.

You like chocolate.

You don’t like chocolate.

We like fast food.

We don’t like fast food.

They like horror films.

They don’t like horror films.

He likes cats.

He doesn’t like cats.

She likes snakes.

She doesn’t like snakes.

It likes bones.

It doesn’t like bones.

Exceptions

I like chocolate. g He likes chocolate. read g reads work g works

We miss you. g She misses you. brush g brushes watch gwatches fix g fixes buzz g buzzes

They study English. gHe studies English. cry g cries *They play g It plays *say g says

I have two dogs. g She has two dogs. go g goes do g does Verb to be: I am… g She is…

Unit practice audio Unit 6 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1debIQyV2x2VaYukQqGk2xHHWfo92a Pc_/view?usp=sharing

7 • Something’s burning!

“

Absence makes the heart grow fonder”

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Present simple vs. Present continuous. • Pronunciation: /i://I / & /aɪ/. • English in context: Facial expressions.

UNIT

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A SOMETHING’S BURNING! 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to tell in class. VICTORIA: Are you ready? They’re home. Michael, open the door! Michael: Brother! Welcome _______! Marshall: My little brother! You’ve grown up! Hey! This is Jessica Geller, my girlfriend. This is my brother Michael. Jessica Geller: Nice to meet you Michael. Marshall told me much about you. Michael: I hope good things only. Marshall: Mom! Dad! Let me introduce you to my girlfriend. These are my parents Robert and Victoria. Jessica Geller: I’m so glad to meet you. Robert: We’re glad you got here safe and sound. VICTORIA: It’s a pleasure to finally meet you Jessica Geller. I suppose you are his fiancée. Marshall: Err… Mom… Jessica Geller: Yes! I mean... soon, I guess! VICTORIA: Oh, that’s amazing! Marshall: Actually, we’re not… VICTORIA: My son is getting married soon! There are so many plans to work on. I was worried about my dear son being alone…. I know a nice wedding planner. Jessica Geller: …So much to do. VICTORIA: What about the dress? Do you have any designer in mind? Marshall: Wedding dress? Wait! Jessica Geller: I do, I love Carolina Ferrera dresses. They’re beautiful! VICTORIA: Do you have a guests list? All my family must be there. We’re doing that list tonight. Marshall: Mom! We’re not even enga…. Jessica Geller: It has to be here! My family could come from Germany. VICTORIA: Of course! So many plans to work on! Marshall: Mom! Robert noticed how uncomfortable Marshall was so…

Robert: Victoria, is something burning in the kitchen? VICTORIA: Oh no! The ham! Robert: Excuse us, please. We’re having dinner in the dining room. Michael, Shall we? Michael: Oh, yes! We´ll go to the dining room. See you there. Marshall: Jessica Geller, what are you doing? You told my mother we’re engaged but we’re not. Jessica Geller: Not yet! You are will propose soon, I hope... Well, go on! Tell your mother the truth... Look at her, she is so excited! Just go with it. Marshall: hum… alright, I will play along with it for now, but I’m telling her the truth as soon as possible.

7 UNIT

2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

my little this nice meet things finally

mean designer mind like list

tonight even kitchen designer mind

like list tonight even kitchen

3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases

Sheep /i:/

Fish /I/

Bike /aɪ/

• Phrases for Facial Expressions 1. She was beaming (She had a big, radiant smile) 2. The kids were smiling from ear to ear. 3. He looked puzzled (Confused). 4. She grinned (She had a small smile). 5. He winced when the doctor gave him an injection (He had a quick expression of pain). 6. She gave me a dirty look (She looked at me angrily). 7. She blushed (Her face turned red because she was embarrassed).

EXCEPTIONS receipt niece machine

gym repeat busy

buy eyes height

2.2 Read the words and record yourself. Send the recording to a friend by Whatsapp.

8. His eyes were glazed over (His eyes were glassy). 9. Why the long face? (An informal expression to ask why someone looks sad or upset). 10. Her expression was unreadable (You couldn´t know what she was feeling).

B JOKES 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– The teacher asks the students to stop writing.

2.– The student knows that the teacher doesn’t know their name.

3.– The teacher accepts the student’s test at the end.

4.– The students throws the papers tests out of the classroom.

5.– The student doesn’t pass the exam.

Cheater

Penguins at the zoo

A group of St. Andrews School’s students are taking a very difficult exam. At the end of the test, the teacher asks the students to put their pencils down and hand on their tests. They stop except one student. He ignores the teacher and continues writing until he finishes. He gives the test to the teacher but she says “No, I’m not receiving that test. It’s too late”. The student asks “Do you know who I am?”

A zoo keeper, Ronald Royce, is taking 20 penguins to the local zoo, but while he’s driving, his truck stops working so he gets out of the car to fix it. Fortunately, in few minutes, another driver was passes by. He stops and Ronald asks for his help: “I am taking these penguins to the local zoo, can you help me?”

“No, and I don’t care,” the teacher replies. “Are you sure?” the student insists. “No, I don’t know” answers the teacher. “Good” says the student, immediately he takes the pile of tests and throws the papers in the air. A few weeks later, he gets his test back with a “PASS” on it.

After two hours, Ronald, who is still on the road, sees the other driver coming back with the penguins. They are all very happy. A surprised Ronald asks “What are you doing? Why do you still have the penguins on your truck?” the second driver replies, “We went to the zoo and had fun together so now we’re going to movies”.

The other driver accepts and takes the penguins to the zoo.

CUTE WINTER PENGUINS COLLECTION

7 UNIT

2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– Where is the zoo keeper taking the penguins? _____________________________________________________ 2.– What does he do when the car stops working? _____________________________________________________ 3.– Who helps Ronald with the penguins? _____________________________________________________ 4.– Where does the second driver take the penguins to? _____________________________________________________ 5.– What was wrong? _____________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. a. vb. to move suddenly or propel from the hand. b. vb. to enjoy yourself, have an enjoyable time. c. n. an animal attendant. d. n. a short, a humorous story. e. vb. place on a surface. f. vb. to violate rules or agreements. g. adj. to think that someone or something is important. h. exp. many tests, one on top of the other. 1d, 2f, 3a, 4h, 5c, 6b, 7e, 8g

1. Joke /ˈdʒəʊk/ 2. Cheat /ˈtʃiːt/ 3. Throw /ˈθrəʊ/ 4. A pile of tests /ə paɪl əv tɛsts/ 5. Zoo keeper /zuː ˈkiːpə/ 6. Have fun /həv fʌn/ 7. Put down /pʊt daʊn/ 8. Care /’kɛə/

C PRESENT SIMPLE VS. PRESENT CONTINUOUS Basic 1.1 Write these sentences into the correct tense. 1. Erika (to read) a magazine at the moment. ____________________________ 2. Your parents (to go) to work by train? ____________________________ 3. I sometimes (to watch) TV late at night. ____________________________ 4. My dog (to take) a bath right now. ____________________________ 5. Vladymir (to talk) to Sue every day. ____________________________ 6. Your parents (to work) in the garden today? ____________________________ 7. Samir and Keyla (to get) married now. ____________________________ 8. Laura (to have) dance lessons every night at 6 o’clock. ____________________________

1.2 Circle the correct form. 1. A. What do you cook / are you cooking? I´m really hungry. B. Spaghetti. It will be ready in ten minutes. 2. A. Hello. Is Martin home? B. No, he plays / he´s playing football with his friends. 3. A. Do your parents live / Are your parents living near here? B. Yes. They have / are having a flat in the same building as me. 4. A. How often do you go / are you going to the hairdresser´s?

B. About once a month. When I think / I´m thinking my hair´s very long. 5. A. Don’t make a noise! Your father sleeps / is sleeping! B. Is he OK? He doesn’t usually sleep / isn’t usually sleeping in the afternoon.

1.3 Put the verbs in brackets in the present simple or present continuous. Look. It´s raining. (rain) 1. A. Hi, Sarah! What _________ you ___________ here? (to do) B. I ________________ for a friend. (to wait) 2. A. Let´s have lunch. ________ you _________ hamburgers? (to like) B. No, sorry. I´m vegetarian. I _____________ meat. (not to eat) 3. A. Listen! The neighbours ___________ a party again. (to have) B. They ___________ a party every weekend! (to have) 4. A. What ___________________ your boyfriend ____________ ? (to do) B. He´s a teacher. He ___________ at the local school. (to work) 5.A. Hi, Lisa. Where ____________ you _________ ? (to go) B. To the gym. I _____________ to the gym every. evening. (to go)

7 UNIT

Pre Intermediate 2.1 Complete the sentences using the present simple or present continuous

5. Be careful! The baby ___________ that pen in her mouth! (to put).

The girl in the painting is playing the guitar. (play).

6. A. __________ you usually _________ at weekends? (to cook).

1. My dog is not dangerous. He ____________. (not to bite).

B. No, we normally __________ out. (to eat).

2. Why _______ you __________ sunglasses? It _____________! (to wear; to rain).

B. I __________ for Emma. She’s late, as usual. (to wait).

3. You can turn off the radio. I _____________ to it. (not to listen). 4. I __________ to go to the bank. I __________ any money. (to need; not to have).

7. A. What _________ you _________ here? (to do). 8. I usually drink tea, but I ___________ a coffe today. (to want). 9. My sister __________ from 9.00 to 5.00. she’s a secretary. (to work). 10. We _______ in Paris, but we _________in Nice at the moment. (to Iive, to stay).

Intermediate 3.1 Complete the sentences using the present simple or present continuous. We don’t go to Chinese restaurants very often. (not to go) 1. These days, most children __________ too many fizzy drinks. (to have). 2. ________you _________ any vitamins at the moment? (to take). 3. Don’t eat that spinach if you ___________ it. (not to like). 4. ________your boyfriend_______how to cook fish? (to

5. We ________ take away pizzas during the week. (no to get). 6. What _________ your mother ___________ ? It smells great! (to make). 7. You look sad. What _______ you _______ about? (to think). 8. The situation in my country _________ worse. (to get) 9. How often ________ you ____________ seafood? (to eat). 10. I ________ usually _______ fish. (not to cook).

know).

C PRESENT SIMPLE VS. PRESENT CONTINUOUS Intermediate 3.2 Circle the correct form, present simple or present continuous. I don’t believe / I’m not believing you cooked this meal yourself. 1. Come on, let’s order. The waiter comes / is coming. 2. Kate doesn’t want / isn’t wanting to have dinner now. She isn’t hungry. 3. The head chef is ill, so he doesn’t work / isn’t working today. 4. The bill seems / is seeming very expensive to me. 5. We’ve had an argument, so we don’t speak / aren´t

speaking to each other at the moment. 6. My mum thinks / is thinking my diet is awful these days. 7. Do we need / Are we needing to go shopping today? 8. Can I call you back? I have / I’m having lunch right now. 9. I didn’t use to like oily fish, but now I love / I´m loving it! 10. What do you cook / are you cooking? It smells delicious!

D CrossWord! Complete the spaces with the appropriate word according to the definition. CRUSH DATE BOYFRIEND FIANCÈ FIANCÈE PARTNER

5.- It means you are very attracted to a person but you are not in a relationship with them.

1 2

3.- It means spending time with someone that you are romantically interested in. 2.- It´s the word that describes someone you are dating who is male.

4.- If you are planning on marrying someone, “fiancé” it is the word used to describe the groom-to-be.

1.- If you are planning on marrying someone, ““fiancé” it is the word used to describe the bride-to-be. 6.- It´s a person you are in a romantic relationship with.

5 6

1 GRAMMAR

UNIT

1. GRAMMAR 1.1 PRESENT SIMPLE vs PRESENT CONTINUOUS Look at the following chart to learn the differences between both tenses.

Simple Present

Present Continuous

My sister works in a bank.

Today she’s working at home.

What do you usually wear to work?

What are you wearing now?

It rains a lot here in summer.

Look! It’s raining.

What do you do? or What are you doing? A What do you do? ( = What´s your job? )

B I’m a teacher.

A What are you doing? ( = now, at the moment )

B I’m waiting for a friend.

• We use the Present Simple to say what we usually do, or things that are normally true or facts. • We often use the Present Simple with adverbs and expressions of frequency, e.g., always, often, once a week, etc. • We use the Present Continuous to say what is happening now. • We often use the Present Continuous with right now, today, this week.

Grammar tutorials Present simple vs. Present continuous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VP8MRGAjgAs

Present simple vs. Present continuous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5UEPSk9ipE

Excercises Present simple vs. Present continuous

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/present-simplepresent-continuous/

Present simple vs. Present continuous

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/present-simplecontinuous/

Present simple vs. Present continuous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELLCFbomiio

Present simple vs. Present continuous

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1/present-simplepresent-continuous/

Unit practice audio Unit 7 https://drive.google.com/file/d/13qNEelLySIHu_Pm683egRRJ_ JNPGvkDY/view?usp=sharing

8 • “Lawrence’s pizza place”

“

Actions speak louder than words”

UNIT

Abraham Lincoln

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Prepositions of time (in/on/at). • Pronunciation: /ʌ//ɑː/ & /æ/. • English in context: Asking for something.

A “AT LAWRENCE PLACE” 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to share in class. CECILE: Hey Sarah, it’s Cecile. SARAH: Oh, hi Cecile, how’s it going? CECILE: Good! Hey, some old friends from school are thinking of having a party this weekend. Do you want to come? SARAH: Sure! When will it be? CECILE: Either on Friday or Saturday, which one is better for you? A few days after Marshall’s arrival, tired of listening to Jessica´s and Victoria’s wedding plans, Marshall is at a pizza shop ordering his favorite type of italian food, pizza. WORKER How can I help you today? Marshall: I’d like a large vegetarian pizza with mushrooms, olives and extra onions. WORKER: Would you like something to drink?

SARAH: Let me see. On Friday morning I will be at the supermarket shopping for groceries. In the afternoon, I have a date with Trudy at the cinema at 4 o’clock, they’re showing o´clock. In the evening, I´m having dinner with my parents. On Saturday morning, I´m going to the gym, I have yoga lessons. In the afternoon, I have to be at the shopping center to look for Trudy’s wedding dress. And in the evening…. CECILE: Sarah! Seriously? Are you kidding me?

Marshall: Yes, can I have a big strawberry juice, please?

SARAH: Of course, I’m kidding you. Let’s meet at the party on Saturday evening! Hahaha.

WORKER: What’s your table number?

CECILE: Ha ha, see you there.

Marshall: Table 3. How much is that?

SARAH: Ok, love you bye, bye

WORKER: That’s $8.37.

CECILE: Love you too siss. Bye!

Marshall: There you are.

SARAH: See you later….

WORKER: Thank that’s $10.00 ... and $1.63 change. Next, please...

SARAH & Marshall: Alligator!

As Marshall is walking to his seat, a phone starts ringing…

SARAH: Marshall?

SARAH: Hello?

Marshall: Sarah!

Sarah glanced at Marshall who was sitting behind her.

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2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

can large something have

apple that are stars

supermarket cinema dance party

3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Meeting people

Cup /ʌ/

Car /ɑː/

EXCEPTIONS come enough touch

heart laugh aunt

Cat /æ/

Telephone expressions Good morning. Can I help you? I am calling to order a pizza. Can I put you on hold for a moment? Is there anything else I can help you with? Talking about an order. Could you give me the order number? Would you like to order something else? Would you like to cancel the order? Would you like a refund? Would you like confirmation by email? Checking and clarifying. Is that D as in Delta? Let me check. So that’s an e as in elephant. That’s right.

B QUEEN’S DAILY ROUTINE 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– The Queen likes to drink tea early in the morning.

2.– She has breakfast with her assistants.

3.– The wardrobe curator supervises the Queen’s clothes.

4.– The Queen always has lunch alone.

5.– Her favourite reading material is the “Racing Post”.

Brian Hoey, a reporter of the Daily Mail, had the opportunity to follow the Queen’s routine on a typical Monday. Early in the morning, the overnight guard wakes the Queen up at 7.30 a.m. Her personal maid takes the “morning tray” for her royal mistress. At 8 a.m. the Queen drinks a cup of Earl Grey tea while listening to the BBC Radio 4. Then she takes a bath and gets dressed under the supervision of her personal assistant and her wardrobe curator. Breakfast is served at 8.30 in a private dining room. The Queen has her breakfast while listening to her

favourite bagpipe tunes. At 9.30a.m, the Queen is ready to check very important paperwork. At midday, she has lunch alone unless one of her four children is in the Palace. After lunch, she relaxes for half an hour reading the Racing Post. In the afternoon, at tea time, she enjoys tiny sandwiches and her favourite Dundee fruit cake. Dinner is the most relaxed meal. In the evening, she sometimes eats in the sitting room next door. At night, she is usually tucked in by 11pm, but she likes to read in bed her favourite Dick Francis’ novel.

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– Who made the wrote the article of the Queen’s routine? _____________________________________________________ 2.– What time does the Queen listen to the BBC Radio 4? _____________________________________________________ 3.– What does the Queen like to listen to during breakfast? _____________________________________________________ 4.– What does she eat at tea time? _____________________________________________________ 5.– What time does the Queen go to sleep? _____________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. a. n. a woman who has authority. b. adv. for or during the night. c. adj. for a king or queen. d. n. a manager; superintendent. e. n. flat, shallow container, used for carrying something. f. n. musical instrument, traditional from Scotland. g. n. a collection of clothes or costumes, or the place to keep them. h. adj. to get in bed and make oneself comfortable. i. adj. very small, little. 1b, 2e, 3c, 4a, 5d, 6g, 7f, 8i, 9h

1. Overnight /ˌəʊvərˈnaɪt/ 2. Tray /ˈtreɪ/ 3. Royal /ˈrɔɪəl/ 4. Mistress /ˈmɪstrɪs/ 5. Curator /kjʊˈreɪtər/ 6. Wardrobe /ˈwɔːrdrəʊb/ 7. Bagpipe /ˈbægˌpaɪp/ 8. Tiny /ˈtaɪni/ 9. Tucked in /tʌkt ɪn/

C PREPOSITIONS OF TIME 1. Prepositions: (At, in, on,) 1.1 Complete using in, on, or at. On Saturday. 1. ____________ the evening. 2. ____________ September 22nd. 3. ____________ the summer. 4. ____________ 7.30. 5. ____________ night. 6. ____________ Mondays mornings. 7. ____________ the weekend. 8. ____________ January. 9. ____________ Wednesday. 10. ___________2004. 11. ___________ midnight. 12. ___________ Christmas day. 13. ___________ the moment. 14. ___________ Friday night.

1.2 Fill in the blanks with the correct preposition. 1. James works in an office. He works ___________ the evening. 2. My friends are going on a trip _____________ Monday. 3. My wife has lunch ________ midday. 4. When is the meeting? It’s ______________ 4p.m. 5. The Craigs go skiing _____________ winter. 6. My grandmother was born ____________ 1950. 7. The baby goes to sleep ________ night.

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PREPOSITIONS OF TIME AND PLACE

Fun facts!

ABOUT ENGLISH

1. English actually originated from what is now called north west Germany and the Netherlands. 2. The phrase “long time no see” is believed to be a literal translation of a Native American or Chinese phrase as it is not grammatically correct. 3. “Go!” is the shortest grammatically correct sentence in English. 4. The original name for butterfly was flutterby. 5. About 4,000 words are added to the dictionary each year.

Prepositions

Usage

Example

• Days of the week • Calendar dates • ´Special days´

On Monday On 17th / on 17th May / on May 17th May 2012 On my birthday / on my wedding aniversary

• Months / Seasons • Year / Decades • Period of the day • After a certain period (´When´)

In January / in winter In 2012 / in the 1980s In the morning / afternoon / evening In two hours / in a few minutes (literally - two hours / a few minutes from)now

• ´Night´ • ´Weekend´ • A precise time

At night, we... (not ín the night´) At weekends, I normally... (ón weekendsís also correct) The staff meeting is at 9:30

•Marking a period of time • Telling the time

From Monday to Wednesday Twenty (minutes) to five

• Telling the time

Half past eight

• Marking a period of time • Stating for how long

From Monday till / until Wednesday We are working on this till / until June

• Át the latest¨ • ´Up to this point´

I will finish it by Monday By December 2011, we had completed half

• ´Starting in a moment in time´

I´ve been working here since 2004 (= for six years)

For

• ´Over this period of time´

The proyect went on for four years

Ago

• ´Starting at this moment in time´

It started three years ago

• ´Earlier to this point´

Before / prior to this policy, no such mechanism existed

(From... to) Past Till/until By Since

Before / Prior to

E GRAMMAR 1. GRAMMAR 1.1 TIME PREPOSITIONS: AT/ON/IN Look at the following chart to learn how to use the prepositions: at, on & in in time expressions

2. SPEAK UP! Describe your weekly routine using time prepositions and share it with the class.

Grammar tutorials

Excercises

Time prepositions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0jo1B2FXUQ Prepositions of time and place: at/in/on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUW9qErxvpA Prepositions of time and place: at/in/on

Time prepositions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aN-HPnlbm8 Time prepositions

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/at-in-onprepositions-time/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bs0xMYbUfk

Time prepositions

Place prepositions

https://www.esl-lounge.com/student/grammar/1g179elementary-prepositions-of-time-multiple-choice.php

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGV_7az35sg

Unit practice audio Unit 8 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vf_kNTl5CsRAlCLqZbRLgO31UjLC6Ypx/view?usp=sharing

9 • Catching up!

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UNIT

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step”

Lao Tzu

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Past Simple – All forms. • Pronunciation: /d//t/ & /Id/. • English in context: Ways to ask how someone is. • Writing: Holidays.

A AWKWARD MOMENTS 1. Listening and reading 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to share in class. Marshall: Sarah! It’s me...Marshall. SARAH: Oh my God...Marshall. What are you...? I can’t believe this. I haven’t seen you since...

Marshall: We were total potterheads! Do you remember we had a pool party with our neighbors’ dogs? SARAH: It was so much fun!

Marshall: Yup, that’s right. School.

Marshall: Look! I still wear the friendship ring we bought.

SARAH: What brings you down here?

SARAH: This ring? I also wear it... Do you remember your poems? You wrote a poem for me in my Science book and did my homework, remember?

Marshall: Funny story. You see, a friend of mine and I came to... ah...you know...visit my family. SARAH: Well you look great. Are you married? Do you have kids? Marshall: Nope, not at all. Hey, would you like to go out and have dinner tonight? SARAH: I have time now. Marshall: Great! Then join me. Where have you been all this time? Are you married? SARAH: Not really, I had the opportunity to fall in love, I didn´t have time for that. I was living in Peru, I worked as publisher. It went quite well but I just got tired of it so I decided to sell everything and move back home, take a break, reorganize my life and start something new here. Do you remember last time we lived together?

Marshall: Yeah! I don’t write anymore. But of course I remember that. SARAH: Great times. Holy cow! …! Look at the time! I gotta go. I’m really late. Marshall: Don’t go! I wanted to … Alright, can I call you? SARAH: Of course! My phone number is 301 203 4569 Marshall: Got it! I’ll call you then. SARAH: Great! Have a nice evening. It was a pleasure to see you again Marshall. Bye! As Sarah is leaving… Marshall sighs... Marshall: The pleasure was all mine Sarah.

Marshall: As it was yesterday. We had so much fun. Great times. SARAH: Yeah! I remember once we spent an overnight together watching all the Harry Potter movies.

1.2 Write 5 questions about the text to ask a partner. 1.– _______________________________________ 2.– _______________________________________ 3.– _______________________________________ 4.– _______________________________________ 5.– _______________________________________

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2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

decided did married

had ruined talked

booked

id /d/

/t/

/Id/

3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Ways to ask how someone is 1. How are you? 2. How is it going? 3. How ya doin’? 4. How are things? 5. How’s life?

EXCEPTIONS argued

walked

invited started needed

6. How have you been? 7. How’s your family? 8. What’s up? 9. What’s new? 10. What have you been up to lately?

B MISUNDERSTANDINGS 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– In the first story, there was a crowd looking at an injured man.

2.– The police officer led the doctor to check the person on the floor.

3.– In the second story, the man didn’t want to impress his colleagues.

4.– His boss yelled at him: “That’s my starter!”

5.– In the third story, the woman took a photo of herself intentionally.

I’m a doctor! We were walking by the supermarket, we saw a crowd of people around a guy on the ground. My friend’s dad pushed his way through the people screaming “Out of my way! I’m a doctor!” but the moment he got near to the man, a police officer stopped him and said “Sir, we’re arresting this man, clear the area!”

That’s my starter As part of my first week at my new job, my colleagues and boss invited me to a nice fancy restaurant. We all had a good time talking and ordering our food. The waiter came with some drinks and snacks. It was delicious. I really wanted to give a good impression to all the people around so I decided to pick one of the plates and offer it to them. Suddenly, my boss stood up, approached and whispered in my ear: “That’s my starter you’re handing around”.

Christmas Card It was December 23rd and I was taking a morning shower when my son came in. He was all covered from head to toe in shaving cream. I couldn’t be angry, he looked so cute that I had the brilliant idea of taking a photo of him and making a Christmas card with it. The photos came out really well so I made copies and wrote Merry Christmas on them. I immediately sent them to my relatives and friends. After a week, I received a call from one of my friends laughing hysterically, he suggested me to take a closer look at my card. I was horrified! I could see my son and my reflection on the mirror behind him, totally naked!

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– What did the doctor do when he saw the man on the ground? _______________________________________________________________________________ 2.– Why did the man offer the snacks to his colleagues? _______________________________________________________________________________ 3.– What did the woman do when she saw his son covered in shave cream? _______________________________________________________________________________ 4.– What did her friend tell her when she saw the Christmas card? _______________________________________________________________________________ 5.– Did you have an embarrassing moment last/this year? What happened?. _______________________________________________________________________________

3. Vocabulary 3.1 Match the words with their meanings. 1. Through /θruː/ a. n. a group of people who are together in one place. 2. Crowd /kraʊd/ b. prep. from one side to the other side. 3. Colleague /ˈkɒl·iːɡ/ c. adj. expensive and fashionable. 4. Fancy /ˈfæn·si/ d. n. someone you work with. 5. Pick /pɪk/ e. phr vb. give something to everyone in the group. 6. Approach /əˈprəʊtʃ/ f. vb. to come close in distance or time. 7. Hand around /hænd əˈraʊnd/ g. vb. to choose. 8. First sight /fɜːst saɪt/ h. vb. to be in a certain condition. 9. From head to toe /frəm hɛd tə təʊ/ i. exp. from the bottom to the top of the body. 10. Come out /kʌm aʊt/ j. phrase. first impression. 1b, 2a, 3d, 4c, 5g, 6f, 7e, 8j, 9i, 10h

C PAST SIMPLE – ALL FORMS Basic 1. Past simple: regular verbs

___________?

1.1 Rewrite the sentences in the past simple using the word “yesterday”.

3. My brother _____________ video games all day

Present tense I watch TV

4. I ________________ to the news this morning

Past tense

I watched TV yesterday.

1. We study English. ____________________________________. 2. Do you listen to the news? ____________________________________. 3. He doesn’t cook dinner. ____________________________________. 4. Does she play any sports? ____________________________________. 5. They work late.

yesterday. because I was late. 5. _________ Sarah ____________ with Martin at the party?

2. Past simple: irregular verbs 2.1 Complete the text with the verbs in brackets in the past simple. Last weekend, I went (to go) to London with some friends. We ___________ (to meet) at the train station at 7.30 a.m. Our train __________ (to leave) at 7.45 a.m. In the morning, we __________ (to buy) some

____________________________________.

souvenirs. Then, we ___________ (to have) lunch in an

6. I use the internet at work.

Italian restaurant. In the evening, we ____________

____________________________________.

(to see) a Shakespeare play at the Globe Theatre. We

7. She chats with her friends.

_____________ (to get) home very late that night.

____________________________________. 8. My brother doesn’t dance. ____________________________________.

1.2 Complete the sentences with a verb in the past simple.

We all ____________ (to feel) very tired but very happy.

2.2 Complete the questions in the past simple. Did you go out last night? Yes, I did. 1. What _______________ ? I wore jeans.

not to call / to cry / to dance / to finish / not to listen / to play We finished work late yesterday.

2. Where ____________ your friends? We met in a café.

1. I __________________ my mother on her birthday.

4. How ______________ home? We went home by taxi.

2. The film was very sad. ____________you

5. _____________ a good time? Yes, we had a great

3. What time ______________? We got home late.

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time.

2.3 Correct the information using the word in brackets.

3. Past simple: Regular and irregular verbs

3.1 Complete the dialogue using the verbs in simple They didn’t get home at midnight. They got home at 11 o´clock. past. They got home at midnight. (12 a.m.) 1. She wore a red dress.(blue)

B. Where were (to be) you last night at 8.00?

_____________________________________

C. I ____________ (to be) at home, Inspector. My wife and I, we _____________ (to be) at home all evening.

2. I left work early. (late) ____________________________________

A. What ___________ you _________ (to do)? B. We ___________ (to watch) TV and then we

3. We went by train. (bus) _____________________________________ 4. He lost his mobile phone. (wallet)

___________ (to have) a light dinner because we___________ (not to be) hungry. After that, we ____________ (to go) to bed.

_____________________________________ 5. You had a sandwich. (salad)

A. What time ____________ you __________ (to hear) the noise?

_____________________________________

B. No, I ___________ (not to hear) anything.

Pre Intermediate 4.1 Conjugate the verbs in brackets in the simple past Two summers ago we ___________(to spend) our holidays in Scotland. We ______ (to drive) there from

4.2 Complete the questions in the simple past. Where did you go on holiday last year? We went to Vancouver.

London, but our car _________(to break) down on the

1. ____________ a good time? Yes, we had a great time.

motorway and we ________(to have) to stop. When

2. _________________ with? I went with my family.

we finally ___________ (to get) to Edinburgh, we

3. _________________________? We stayed in a

___________ (not to be able) find a good hotel, they ___________ (to be) all full. We __________ (not to know) what to do, but in the end we ________ (to find) a Bed and Breakfast and we ____________ (to stay) there for the week. We __________ (to see) a castle, __________ (to go) to the Ares Festival, and we ________ (to buy) a lot of souvenirs. We ________(to want) to go to Loch Ness, but we ________ (not to have)

hotel. 4. ________ the plane ticket __________ ? It cost £500 5. _____________the weather like? It was hot and sunny. 6. _______________at nights? We went to bars and restaurants.

much time and it _________ (to be) quite far away. The weather __________ (not to be) very good, and it _______(to start) raining so we _________ (to leave).

D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1 Write a text about your last vacations. Make to include the answers of the questions below. (95 words)

1. Where did you go?

2. When did you go?

3. Whom did you go with?

4. Where did you stay?

5. What was the food like?

6. What was the weather like?

7. What did you do during the day?

8. What did you do at nights?

9. Did you have a good time?

10. Did you have any trouble?

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E PAST SIMPLE – ALL FORMS 1. GRAMMAR 1.1 PAST SIMPLE Look at the following charts to learn how to use Past Simple tense:

REGULAR

IRREGULAR

Spelling rules for the -ing form

I stayed with friends last summer.

We went to Brazil on vacation.

Base form

Past

Work

Worked

I didn´t stay in a hotel.

We didn’t go to São Paulo.

Stay

Stayed

Did you stay for the

Did you go to Rio?

Dance

Danced

add -d if the verb ends in e

Study

Studied

y > ied after a consonant

Stop

Stopped

if the verb ends in C-V-C, double the final consonant, and add -ed

P O Wh ?

weekend? Yes, I did

Yes, I did

No, we didn’t

Where did you stay?

Why did you go there?

Spelling add - ed

SOME IRREGULAR VERBS

• Use the Past Simple to talk about finished actions in the past. • The form of the Past Simple is the same for all subjects.

BASE FORM

PAST +

PAST NEGATIVE -

• To make the Past Simple + of regular verbs add -ed. See the spelling rules in the chart.

go have get teach hear feel leave lose meet see wear speak do

went had got taught heard felt left lost met saw wore spoke did

didn´t go didn´t have didn´t get didn´t teach didn´t hear didn´t feel didn´t leave didn´t lose didn´t meet didn´t see didn´t wear didn´t speak didn´t do

• Many common verbs are irregular in the + Past Simple, e.g., go>went, see>saw. • Use the base form after didn’t for negatives and Did…? for questions. Did you go out last night / Where did you go?

* irregular verbs families (this chart can be shown at the end of the book)

Unit practice audio Unit 9 https://drive.google.com/file/d/15NQvmlGBSPlIL-Imf781pc6UwMXSKHOa/view?usp=sharing

IRREGULAR VERBS – FAMILIES These families group irregular verbs that follow similar patterns so they can be learnt more easily. cut put hurt hit read build send spend lend lose keep feel leave bring buy fight think catch teach sell tell pay say take stand understand shake drive ride write win find get forget speak break steal

cut

built

kept

brought

caught sold

draw fly grow know throw meet choose hide bite drink give forgive begin come run sing swim sit have hear make

drew

be do go eat see

was/were did went ate saw

drove

Tell me about your weekend.

What did you do last weekend?

...

met hid drank

In pairs make a dialogue about what you did last weekend. Use the interrogative, affirmative and negative form of the tense.

had

Grammar tutorials Simple past: Regular verbs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xzjFaHcoxk

paid took

SPEAK UP!

Simple past: Regular and irregular verbs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtAYUaRWnnI

Excercises Simple past: Positive form

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a2/past-simpleform-use/ Simple past: Negative and interrogative form

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/past-simplenegatives-questions/ Simple past: Regular and irregular verbs

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/a1/past-simpleregular-irregular/

10 • At the restaurant!

“

All good things must come to an end”

Geoffrey Chaucer

TO WORK IN THIS UNIT: • Grammar: Past Continuous – All forms. • Pronunciation: /ɒ//eə/ & /ŋ/. • English in context: Phrases to ask for information. • Writing: Describing a picture.

UNIT

A AT THE RESTAURANT! 1. LISTENING AND READING 1.1 Read the text and make a summary to tell in class. Sarah had already left but Marshall couldn’t stop thinking about her.

LAWRENCE: Her father told her you were coming from Europe. Where did you meet her?

LAWRENCE: Is everything ok?

Marshall: I was taking my first Spanish lessons when she came into the classroom, I was looking for beautiful girls to meet and there she was, standing at the door, she was going to get a seat. She was late. Then she sat in front of me and I fell in love with her. Some years after that, I had to move to another city. That day was the beginning of my life without her.

Marshall: Oh, excuse me! I was thinking about something, but it doesn´t matter. I’d like another cup of coffee , please. LAWRENCE: Right away. What is the matter? Marshall: Well, I have just run into an old friend. I was eating when I heard her voice right behind me, Sarah.

LAWRENCE: She is here now. Go after her.

LAWRENCE: Sarah? Sarah Bryce? I I met her at her welcome barbeque party a few days ago. She seems nice.

Marshall: I can’t! My girlfriend is here now too. Everything is a mess.

Marshall: I know I was not expecting to see her again… By the way, my name is Marshall Chambers.

LAWRENCE: Relax man! You aren’t exactly married. And she’s here to see you too.

LAWRENCE: I’m Lawrence, I’m the owner, huh! You’re Marshall? I heard that Sarah was asking for someone called Marshall.

Marshall: You think so ?

Marshall: Really? I can’t believe it!

At the entrance, there’s a big black-haired man, a backpack in his hand and a big smile on his face. MIKE: Hey Marshall! There you are!

1.2 Write 5 questions about the text to ask a partner. 1.– ____________________________________________________________________________ 2.– ____________________________________________________________________________ 3.– ____________________________________________________________________________ 4.– ____________________________________________________________________________ 5.– ____________________________________________________________________________

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2. Pronunciation 2.1 Complete the chart with the correct sounds:

thinking thank angry

Hot /ɒ/

sing wash because

was was from

their wear bear

Bear Tongue /eə/ /ŋ/

3. English in context! 3.1 Create a dialogue by using the next phrases • Phrases for asking for information 1. Can you tell me...? 2. Could you tell me...? 3. I’d like to know…? 4. Do you know… 5. Do you have any idea...? 6. Could anyone tell me...? (use this phrase when asking a group of people)

EXCEPTIONS

7. Would you happen to know...? what

there

think

8. I don’t suppose you (would) know...? 9. I was wondering…

2.2 Read the words and record yourself. Send the recording to a friend by Whatsapp.

10. I’m calling to find out… (use this phrase on the telephone)

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B THE BIGGEST SHIP ON EARTH! 1. Listening and reading 1.1. Read the text and answer T for true and F for false. 1.– The story of the writer is about her experience in the Titanic.

2.– All her family survived the shipwreck.

3.– They were all put in lifeboats.

4.– Her father was terrified because the ship was sinking.

5.– Around 1500 people died on April 4th, 1912.

My father was going to open a bakery in Boston. All his friends were saying how fortunate we were to get on the biggest ship of the world, the Titanic. The Titanic was very luxurious. It was my first time on a ship. Captain Smith was on deck and he was very nice. He had a beard like Santa and a big smile. I can still remember that moment. He was smiling and welcoming us. On the third night, I was sleeping comfortably when suddenly my mother woke me up and put a thick coat on me. My father was standing at the door, he looked terrified: “The ship has struck an iceberg”, and those were the last words I heard from him. Everybody screaming and calling for help from different parts of the ship, while my father was putting me and my mother on a lifeboat. He couldn’t find a boat for himself. When we were floating on the water, we could hear people

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rushing on the deck. That’s when the panic started. All the people were terrified looking at the shipwreck. It was terribly cold. There were many people in the water, screaming desperately, drowning as the ship was slowly going down. After a few hours, the silence invaded the atmosphere. My lifeboat was overcrowded so the officer in charge decided to put us on other boats to have more space for the people in the water. The next day bodies were floating all around. I was looking at this scene when a ship came to rescue us. I knew I wouldn’t see my father again. The Titanic sank in the early morning of April 15th 1912 in the North Atlantic Ocean. It had an estimated 2,224 people on board when it struck an iceberg at around 23:40 on Sunday, April 14th 1912. It resulted in the deaths of more than 1,500 people. It’s considered one of the deadliest disasters in history.

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2. Reading and comprehension 2.1 Read the text again and answer the questions 1.– Was the family travelling to the U.S.A.? Why? _____________________________________________________ 2.– Who was Captain Smith? What did he look like? _____________________________________________________ 3.– How did the writer notice something was wrong? _____________________________________________________ 4.– What happened to the writer’s father at the end? _____________________________________________________ 5.– Why did the Titanic sink in the ocean? _____________________________________________________

1. Luxurious /lʌgˈʒʊəriəs/ a. idiom. on a ship, or other vehicle. 2. On board /ɒn bɔːd/ b. n. a floor like surface taking up one level of a vessel. 3. Deck /ˈdɛk/ c. vb in past. to hit someone or something. 4. Struck /strʌk/ d. adj. of the richest or finest quality. 5. Rush /rʌʃ/ e. vb in past. to go down or make something go down under water surface and not come back up. 6. Drowning /ˈdraʊnɪŋ/ f. vb. to die because you are underwater and cannot breathe. 7. Shipwreck /ˈʃɪprɛk/ g. n. sinking on a ship. 8. Overcrowded /ˌəʊvərˈkraʊdɪd/ h. adj. mortal. 9. Sank /sæŋk/ i. vb. to hurry or move quickly somewhere. 10. The deadly /ðə ˈdɛdlɪɪst/ j. adj. full of people. 1d, 2b, 3b, 4c, 5i, 6f, 7g, 8j, 9e, 10h

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C PAST CONTINUOUS – ALL FORMS Pre Intermediate 1. Past continuous: was / were + verb + (-ing) 1.1 Complete the sentences with a verb in the past continuous. I was having lunch, so I didn’t watch TV. (have) 1. The sun ________________ every day that day when I woke up. (to shine) 2. Mario ______________ a beautiful dream when the alarm clock rang. (to have) 3. We _______________ dinner, when she arrived. (to prepare) 4. ______ he __________ home all day? (to wait) 5. I ______________ to the airport when two cars crashed in front of mine. (to go) 6. What _____ you ________ when the light went off last night? (to do) 7. I ________________ taking a shower when the earthquake started. (to take) 8. We ______________ at 10 pm last night. (not to work)

1.2 Make sentences about Rachel. Rachel was watching TV at 3 p.m. 1. (listen to music / Monday morning) ____________________________________ 2. (drive car / 11.00) ____________________________________ 3. (swim / yesterday afternoon) ____________________________________ 4. (sing Christmas Carols / 3.30) ____________________________________ 5. (wear a dress) ____________________________________

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Past Continuous Tense (SUBJECT + TO BE (WAS / WERE) + V ing

Interrupted actions in the past

Specific time as an interruption

E.g.

When I arrived, Lisa was reading newspaper

Last night at 11 o´clock, I was sleeping.

A series parallel actions

Parallel actions

(It is used for / with)

E.g.

When I came to school, the school bell was ringing, many students were running towards the garden, teachers were going out from classrooms.

My family was eating dinner while I was working.

Arrengements in the past

E.g. I was upset because I was leaving the party before midnight.

Fun facts!

ABOUT ENGLISH

6. The two most common words in English are “I” and “you”. 7. 11% of the entire English language is just the letter “E”. 8. English is said to be one of the happiest languages in the world – and the word ‘happy’ is used 3 times more often than the word ‘sad’! 9. 1/4 of the world’s population speaks at least some English. 10. The US doesn’t have an official language. 11. It is the only major language that doesn’t have any organization guiding it – as opposed to l´Académie française, La Real Academia Española and the German Rat für deutsche Rechtschreibung. These organizations are responsible for controlling the evolution of their respective language in terms of usage, vocabulary, and grammar.

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D WRITING 1. Writing 1.1.Write about a photo of you. Make sure to answer the questions below. Attach the photo next to your description. (90 words):

1. Who took the photo? When? Where?

2. What was happening when you took the photo?

3. Why do you like the photo?

4. Where do you keep the photo?

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E PAST CONTINUOUS – ALL FORMS 1. GRAMMAR 1.1 PAST CONTINUOUS Look at the following charts to learn how to use Past Simple tense: At 8:45 last Saturday I was working in my office. I wasn’t doing anything important. My friends were having breakfast. They weren’t working.

• We often use the Past Continuous to describe the situation at the beginning of a story or narrative (background).

A. Was it raining when you got up? B. No, it wasn’t. A. What were you doing at 11 o´clock last night? B. I was watching TV.

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Past Simple or Past Continuous? I was working in my office when the boss walked in.

I / He / She / It

was working.

You / We / They

were working.

I / He / She / It

wasn’t working

You / We / They

weren’t working.

• Use the Past Continuous to describe an action in progress at a specific moment in the past.

Was she working?

Yes, she was. / No, she wasn’t.

Were they working?

Yes, they were. / No, they weren’t

2. SPEAK UP!

what was happening?

I was having lunch when my sister called me.

• Use the Past Simple for a completed action in the past. • Use the Past Continuous for an action in progress before or at the time of the Past Simple action.

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In pairs ask the following questions to find out what was happening at specific moments. Student A asks Student B and vice versa.

• What were you doing ten minutes ago?

• Were you studyin English an hour ago?

• What were your doing half an hour ago?

• What were you doing at midnight last night?

• What were you doing five hours ago?

• What were you doing at noon yesterday?

• What were you doing at seven o´clock this morning?

• Who were you talking to some minutes ago?

• What were you thinking about two minutes ago?

• What was our teacher doing ten minutes ago?

• Were you watching TV last night?

• What were you doing at seven o´clock last night?

• Was it raining three hours ago?

• What was your mom doing early in the morning?

• What was our teacher saying fifteen minutes ago?

• What do tou thing I was doing three hours ago?

Grammar tutorials Past continuous: Explanation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNeifsgIUxU Past continuous: A short story

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etvW0FOD_so https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkOXNxoMClA Past continuous: The haunted house

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7tgtP4q-WM

Excercises Past continuous

https://english.lingolia.com/en/grammar/tenses/past-progressive/exercises Past continuous

https://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/grammar-exercise-past-progressive.php

Unit practice audio Unit 10 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nEHSb805AJ5cKzCgQvX1KvBpBdMJgvDZ/view?usp=sharing

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