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Where can you find cities, towns, shops and streets but no people ?

Hotel Hospital Pharmacy Airport Library University Park Bank Bus Station Coffee Shop Restaurant Shopping Centre

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Collocations

Words that often go together

ADJ + NOUN

Collocations

Words that often go together

Box

Cake

NOUN + NOUN

CHOCOLATE

Bar

Milkshake

Dessert

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Warming up

How many words can you form from these letters?

Warming up

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Three are true, two are false Which sentences are false?

1) I love eating chocolate

2) I don't like waking up early.

3) I like doing exercise.

4) I hate drinking coffee.

5) I don't like travelling by car.

NEVER

FREQUENCY ADVERBS

OFTEN

USUALLY

SOMETIMES

How often do you ...? How often does she...?

ALWAYS

NOT OFTEN

0%

05

go to bed

before midnight

20%

They

are

late.

50%

goes

She

for a run.

60%

me.

visits

He

75%

is

hungry.

My cat

100%

sleep

in the morning.

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can you find...?

• A dog

• A cowboy
• A chair
• A red bag

• Someone jumping
• Someone reading.
• Someone running.
• Someone eating ice-cream

What are you good at?

To ask about abilities and interests we use:

Are you good at playing chess?

How well can you cook?

Can you drive?

Do you like going to the beach?

Do you like children?

What are you good at?

To talk about abilities and interests we use:

I'm not good at playing chess.

I can cook very well.

I can't drive.

i hate going to the beach.

I love children.

To talk about the past.

We use WAS - WERE

WAS

He / She

It

You

We

WERE

They

Negative.

We use WAS - WERE + NOT

Interrogative.

WAS - WERE + subject

Complete using the past tense.

She _____ at the wedding. That's why she didn't know.

They _____ together since 2001. I can't belive they broke up.

I don't remember because we ______ there.

The exam _____ hard. I think I didn't pass it.

Your brother _____ on my school, but I don't know him.

My neighbours _______ at home. I called them 3 times.

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FIND 13VERBS CLICK ON THE SCREEN

I walk to work. Present simple

I am walking to work. Present continuous.

I walked to work. Past Simple

I was walking to work. Past Cont.

She doesn't work. She isn't working. She didn't work. She was happy. She wasn't working.

Regular verbs

Irregular verbs

Add -ed

The verb changes

Walk Study Like Listen

Went Did Had Made

Go Do Have Make

Walked Studied Liked Listened

We use the same forms for all persons (he, she, it, we, you,they I)

Somebody that I used to know

Similar meanings

I guess

I think

I knew but I don't anymore

I used to know

Stranger

Someone not known or not familiar:

Rough

Hard

Forget about it

Let it go

Lonely

Alone

Make sense

Be reasonable, wise, or practical

Stop having a close or friendly relationship

Cut off

Talking about the past

YOU CALLED ME LAST NIGHT. You didn't call me last night. did you call me last night?

jEOPARDY

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how many verbs can you form?

What did you do yesterday?

Questions:

I worked. Yesterday I had a dinner with my friends. I bought a mobile phone yestarday. I got up at 11 o'clock. I went to the supermarket. We went to a restaurant the rose. She bought beautiful shoes.

Did I work? Did I have a dinner with my friend? Did I buy a mobile phone yesterday? Did I get up at 11 o'clock? Did I go the super....? Did we go to a restaurant...? Did she buy beautiful shoes?

adjectives

-ed

-ing

-ing

-ing

-ed

-ed

-ed

-ing

1. This book is very interest___ 2. I'm very interest___ in old objects. 3. My boyfriend is very excit___ about his new job. 4.Earning money for the first time is very excit___. 5. Doing the same job for many years can be bor___. 6. At school I was bor___ in History class. But now I like it.

I'm very excited about the next exam. It's very exciting studying english. My work is very boring. The children are very interested in the party. The party was very interesting.

Video "Joey doesn't share food"

What was your worst date/ experience/situation?

Question Tags

Checking information

It's cold, isn't it?

When we expect the listener to agree with us

She is a nice girl, isn't she?

Question Tags

Two parts

It was fun wasn't it?

Negative

Positive

Question Tags

1. It is great, isn't it?
2. We were very happy, weren't we?
3. It isn't a joke, is it?
4. You can't drive, can you?
5. They are not old, are they?
6. It's getting dark, isn't it?

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FIND 5 HIDDEN WORDS

Look at these sentences. Which one is correct, which one is incorrect?

1. My daughter is with you, is she?
2. Your mother celebrates Christmas, doesn't she?
3. You used to work in the pharmacy, don't you?
4. My boss was waiting for me, weren't he?
5. It wasn't a good movie, was it?

Sarah Harland is nineteen, and she is in prison. At the airport, they find heroin in her bag. So, now she is waiting to go to court. If the court decides that it was her heroin, then she must die. She says she did not do it. But if she did not, who did? Only two people can help Sarah: her mother, and an old boyfriend who does not love her now. Can they work together? Can they find the real criminal before it is too late?

The story is about a couple, Mr. and Mrs. White, and their son, Herbert. Upon a visit from an old friend, they get a magical artifact – a monkey’s paw. Anyone who owns it gets three wishes granted, but it becomes clear that the wishes come with a catch: whoever makes the wish must pay a great price.

“Marley and Me” is an autobiographical story about the author's childhood, his adult life with his family and beloved dog – Marley.

Warm up

Repeat the previous words and add a new one.

Last night, I watched....

Answer these questions about you:

What are you keen on?

What makes you feel excited?

What makes you feel bored?

What is interesting to you?

Giving Opinions

I think In my opinion... For me... In my experience... In my point of view... I agree with/I don't agree Do you agree? What do you think?

1. liked2. lived3. decided4. wanted5. worked6. strated7. played8. visited9. travelled10. danced

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