Class 3
Warm up: Part 1 speaking
Before we practice, we will look at
some model answers
Class 3
Speaking practice: Task 1
1. What do you like to do in your free time?
“I really only have one hobby which is playing
football, so when I’m not working or studying I like
to play a few matches with my friends, it really
helps me relax and it’s good exercise too.”
Class 3
Speaking practice: Task 1
2. Do any of your friends share the same hobbies?
“Well we have some in common. For instance, my
best friend and I both love to play computer games
and listen to music but that’s it. I don’t mind though,
because I like to spend time by myself when I
unwind.”
Class 3
Speaking practice: Task 1
3. Have your leisure activities changed since you
were a child?
“Of course they have. I don’t watch cartoons
anymore, nor do I read comics. However I’ve always
liked to swim in my free time so I guess that’s never
changed.”
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Speaking practice: Task 1
4. Do you prefer to spend your free time alone or
with other people?
“I suppose it depends on what I’m doing. I work out a
lot in my free time but never with other people, but I
also love playing tennis with my friends.”
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Speaking practice: Task 1
5. Do you enjoy any hobbies with anyone from
your family?
“As it happens I do. My dad and I are both obsessed
with zombie movies, so every Sunday we watch a
classic zombie movie. Night of the living dead is our
favourite.”
Class 3
Homework Check:
Pg. 59-60
Reading Academic Texts
Review your answers with your partner
and discuss any questions you
answered differently
Class 3
Speaking: Part 1
Using synonyms and parallel expressions
in your answer shows that you have
understood the question and can use
new vocabulary to answer it.
Class 3
Speaking: Part 1
The only way you can learn to
paraphrase the questions is to improve
your vocabulary.
Class 3
Speaking: Part 1
A popular topic is education.
With your partner, think of words that are associated
with education:
Education
School
Class 3
Speaking: Part 1
Using the words you wrote down,
practice this question with your partner:
What did/do you study at university?
Class 3
Speaking: Part 1
Turn to Pg. 57.
Read the information at the top of the
page and answer the 2 questions
Class 4
Speaking: Part 1
Turn to Pg. 57.
When you are talking to someone in
English, you may not understand a
word or hear the question. You should
learn to ask for help.
Class 4
Speaking: Part 1
Turn to Pg. 57.
For example, if you do not hear the
question we can say:
“Sorry, I didn’t catch that. Could you
repeat the question, please?”
Class 4
Speaking: Part 1
Turn to Pg. 57.
If you don’t understand a word then
you can what:
“What does________mean?”
Class 4
Speaking: Part 1
Short questions can sometimes be
difficult to understand.
Listen to the reading questions and fill in
the gaps at the bottom of the page.
Class 4
Listening
We will now complete the listening
exercises on Pg. 58
Class 4
Pronunciation
Some students have trouble
pronouncing /d/ and /t/ sounds.
Look at these 2 words and decide
which consonant is voiced:
1. Light
2.Lied
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Pronunciation
/T/
0 Tie
1 Tear
2 Tear
3 Tour
4 Train
/D/
5 Die
6 Dear
7 Dare
8 Door
9 Drain
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Pronunciation
/T/
0 Tight
1 Late
2 Plate
3 Right
4 White
/D/
5 Tide
6 Laid
7 Played
8 Ride
9 Wide
Class 4
Homework:
Page 52: Present tense
Page 62: Vocab