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Section A 1a-2d
To learn to talk about possessions and things around you.
To listen for specific information.
Objectives
Do you know?
What can you see in the picture?
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How long have you had that bike over there?
I’ve had it for three years! I learned how to ride a bike on it.
The picture shows two children standing outside, talking. The boy is having a yard sale. He is standing behind a table on the grass in the yard in front of his house. The table is covered with things his family selling: old clothes, toys, cups and glasses, plates and bowls, books, a vase and a lamp. The girl is carrying a backpack on her back and asking about the red bicycle.
Yard sales are events in the US and Canada where people sell old things that they no longer want, on the grass in front of their house — their yard. People often hold yard sales in spring when they clean out their houses and get rid of things they don’t use or want anymore. People who plan to hold a yard sale will usually put up notices around their community and put up signs to point the way to their house.
A yard sale is also known as garage sale, lawn sale, tag sale, etc.
Look at the things at the yard sale. Do you have any of these things at home? How long have you had them?
1a
__ Jeff’s family is having a yard sale.
__ Amy thinks it’s hard to sell her old things.
__ Jeff has had his bike for more than 10 years.
__ Amy wants to keep her old things because
they bring back sweet memories.
__ You can also give old things away to people
in need.
Listen and check (✓) the facts you hear.
✓
✓
✓
1b
Listen again and answer the questions.
1. Isn’t it hard to sell some useless things?
Yes, it’s hard to say goodbye to certain
things.
2. How long has Jeff had that bike?
He has had it for three years.
3. How much is the book?
75 cents.
Practice the conversation. Then make conversations about other things in the picture above.
A: This is a really old book.
B: Yes, I’ve had it for seven years.