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Unit 2 Could I invite my friends to a party? Section B - 1st period (1a —1e + P24 Self Check) Free talk What do your parents usually ask you to do at home? What do you usually ask your parents’ permission for? [snæk] snack go to the store to buy some drinks and snacks borrow ['bɒrəʊ] some books from the library Leading in invite my friends to a party ['neɪbə] neighbor provide [prə'vaɪd] [weɪst] waste drop the in the trash bin things drinks and snacks 1a + 1c _1. buy some drinks and snacks _ _2. borrow some money _ _3. clean your room _ _4. invite some friends to a party_ _5. go to the store _ _6. use your CD player _ _7. take out the rubbish _ _8. make your bed _ teenagers teenagers teenagers teenagers teenagers/parents parents parents parents 1d go to the store, buy drinks and snacks clean her room, use the CD player move the big chairs to the bedroom, clean the living room What are they going to do? Sandy’s mom Sandy Sandy and Dave invite her friends, A note about Sandy and Mom’s conversation I want to _my friends to a party on Saturday. Mom has agreed _me. Then I wanted to _ some money from Mom _ buy some drinks and snacks. Mom _to buy some for me. Mom asked me _ my room again and told me to be _ with her CD player. Dave will come to help me _ the big chairs and clean the _. invite with borrow in order to promised/agreed to clean careful move living room Self Check Make a list of chores using these verbs. 1. do_ 2. clean _ 3. Make_ 4. fold _ 5. sweep_ 6. take out _ Conversation Practice You are having a party. Ask your partner for help with these things. A: Could you please …? B: Yes, sure. / With pleasure. go to the store take out the rubbish buy drinks and snacks do the dishes clean the living room Summary Phrases: borrow …from clean the living room buy some drinks and snacks make the/one’ bed fold the clothes take out the rubbish/trash do the dishes invite my friends to a party go to the store Sentence patterns: Could you please …? Could I …? -Yes, sure. /Oka