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Vocabulary – Review U1-U4
Exam Task – Listening Part 5
Review Unit 1 – Unit 4
Grammar – Review U1-U4
Class begins. Greet students.
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Vocabulary – Review U1-U4
time required: about 50 mins
Warm-up/Lead-in:
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Summary
Summary
Tell students they are going to review the words they have learnt in U1-U4
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Listen and write the numbers.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
13
14
50
60
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80
119
Vocab 1
Numbers –Exercise 1(key objectives)
Students write down the Arabic numbers.
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Family members
Tom
Janet
Steve
Mary
Adam
Nina
Carl
Megan
May
Cathy
Amy
1. Steve is Mary’s ______.
Mary is Steve’s ______.
2. Mary is Tom and Janet’s ______.
3. Adam is Tom and Janet’s ______.
4. Cathy and Amy are Adam and Nina’s .
husband
wife
daughter
son
children
Vocab 2
Family members
1. Exercise 2(key objectives). Look at the family tree and complete the exercises.
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Family members
Tom
Janet
Steve
Mary
Adam
Nina
Carl
Megan
May
Cathy
Amy
5. Megan, May, Cathy and Amy are Tom and Janet’s __________. Carl is Tom and Janet’s _______. They are all Tom and Janet’s _________.
6. Nina is May’s _______. Adam is May’s _______.
7. Carl is Cathy’s ______. Amy is May’s _______.
granddaughters
grandson
grandchildren
aunt
uncle
cousin
cousin
Family members
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Summary – telling the time
Ways Examples
6:30 six thirty
8:05 eight oh five
1:45 one forty-five
11:20 twenty past eleven
7:15 (a) quarter past seven
3:30 half past three
2:35 twenty-five to three
9:45 (a) quarter to ten
10:00 ten o'clock
5:00 five o'clock
1. Say the hour first and then the minutes.
For minutes 1-30 we use after the minutes.
past
For minutes 31-59 we use after the minutes.
to
2. Say the minutes first and then the hour.
3. Only use o’clock for the hour.
Vocab 3
Summary-telling the time
Steps:
1 Let Ss notice the first three examples and review the first way to tell the time. Say the hour first and then the minutes.
2 Let Ss look at the next five examples and recall the second way to tell the time. Say the minutes first and then the hour. For minutes 1-30, ask them which word we should use after the minutes. For minutes 31-59, ask them which word we should use after the minutes.
3 Let Ss look at the last two examples. Ask them what we use for the hour.
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Tell the Time
A
B
C
D
E
F
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
one past one
one oh one
twenty five to two
one thirty-five
(a) quarter to two
one forty-five
half past twelve
twelve thirty
seven past three
three oh seven
(a) quarter past four
four fifteen
Exercise 3
Students look at the clocks and tell the time in two ways.
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House & Rooms
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bedroom
_______
bathroom
_______
garage
_______
garden
_______
hall
_______
dining room
_______
kitchen
_______
living room
Vocab 4
rooms
Steps:
Show the picture of someone’s home. Ask Ss, “Is it a house or an apartment?”.
Give Ss Exercise 4. Have Ss complete the rooms in the house.
Check answers with the class.
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What things can you see?
_______
desk
_______
bookshelf
______
chair
______
carpet
_______
bed
_______
curtain
_______
lamp
Vocab 5
furniture
Steps:
Show the picture of a room. Ask Ss which room it is. (bedroom)
Give Ss Exercise 5. Have Ss complete the things in the room.
Check answers with the class.
Further ask Ss to name some other things that they can see in the room, or T can point at certain things and ask Ss to say the name. (computer, box, bin, pillow, blanket …)
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What food are there?
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
lemonade
A.
B.
orange juice
water
salad
bananas
apple
cheese
cake
chicken
rice
sandwiches
biscuits
ice cream
Vocab 6
Exercise 6 – food
1. Notice the countable nouns and uncountable nouns.
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Use the words in the circles to say what you can see.
Vocab 7
plate bowl box slice cup can piece glass bottle
a
milk cheese cola water meat rice cereal coffee toast
of
a glass of milk
a piece of cheese
a slice of toast
a cup of coffee
a box of cereal
a bowl of rice
a plate of meat
a bottle of water
a can of cola
Exercise 7 – food phrases
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Look and complete the phrases with adjectives from the box.
Vocab 8
1. a T-shirt
a T-shirt
dirty
clean
2. boots
boots
expensive
cheap
3. a coat
a coat
long
short
dirty expensive light new short small cheap clean dark large long old
200$
20$
Adjectives-exercise 8
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Look and complete the phrases with adjectives from the box.
4. a sweater
a sweater
large
small
5. trainers
trainers
new
old
6. jeans
jeans
light
dark
dirty expensive light new short small cheap clean dark large long old
adjectives
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What is he wearing?
Vocab 9
He is wearing a grey suit, a pair of black shoes and a pair of sunglasses.
Clothes-handouts
Look at the picture and describe the man’s clothes.
Give the feedback. Notice the adjectives used before the clothes. Encourage them to use some words to describe the clothes.
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Look and describe.
Look and describe
She is wearing a pretty white dress and a pair of heels. And she’s carrying a blue umbrella with patterns.
He is wearing a checked shirt, a pair of black jeans, and a pair of trainers.
She is wearing a red dress, and a pair of red heels. She’s carrying a bag.
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Verbs
1. You wear clothes but you carry things. (Not: you use clothes)
2. In the morning you get dressed or put your clothes on. At night you get undressed or take your clothes off.
e.g. Mary is wearing a long red coat. She’s carrying a big handbag.
Clothes - verbs
Summary: You wear clothes but you carry things. (Not: you use clothes)
Look at the picture and describe it.
Other verbs: get dressed / put on / get undressed / take off
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Plural words
These words are always plural in English. They need a plural verb.
trousers
jeans
shorts
sunglasses
glasses
Note: You say: a pair of shorts/glasses/trousers, etc.
tights
e.g. My suit is new but these trousers are old.
Her shorts/jeans/tights are blue.
Plural words
Students look at the words, ask: are these words plural or singular?
Tell that these words are always plural in English. They need a plural verb.
Let them note that we say a pair of shorts/glasses/trousers, etc.
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Which shop would you go to for the following things?
magazines, posters, books
plaster, painkillers, bandage, cough mixture
jeans, desks, necklaces, lipsticks
biscuits, bread, bananas, broccoli
bookshop
chemist
department store
supermarket
Exercise 10
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Going shopping
You buy something from a shop assistant.
You pay for it at the cash desk.
You get a receipt.
Optional – extra words
1. Look and find shop assistant, cash desk and receipt from the pictures. Guess what it is on the second picture.
Picture 1: shop assistant, cash desk; picture 2: cash; picture 3: receipt.
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Speaking Part 1
Tell students that they are likely to use the words in the speaking parts. In the following time, they are going to practice some questions about the different topics in speaking part 1.
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yourself
your home
your life
your school
name
home & rooms
age
family members
subjects
hobbies
teachers
friends
likes & dislikes
Where you are from
......
Speaking Part 1 – Topics
Introduction: Speaking Part 1 – topics
Steps:
Show the four topics in Speaking Part 1.
Lead Ss to look at the topics one by one. For each topic, ask Ss what details they can talk about.
Reference: yourself - your name/age/where you are from...
your home - Where do you live?/What rooms are there in your home?/your family members …
your school - Where do you study?/What’s your school like?/What do you like about your school?/What subjects do you study?/your teachers and friends …
your life - What are your hobbies?/How often do you…?/When do you…?/Why do you like or dislike …? …
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personal information
Summary - Tips for Speaking Part 1
1. Listen carefully to the questions. If you don’t understand, ask the examiner to repeat the question.
2. Give full answers. Try not to give one-word answers.
3. When you answer a question, try to add more information with examples, reasons, and descriptions.
4. The examiner is speaking to you. Look at the examiner when you answer.
5. Say at least three things about this subject when answering a ‘Tell me something about ...’ question.
Summary
1. Students are encouraged to extend their answers with examples, reasons and descriptions in speaking part 1, phase 2 and speaking part 2.
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reasons
descriptions
examples
adj. & adv
like …
…the
reason why…
… , such as …
because …
5W, 1H
…,for instance…
for example…
Speaking Part 1 – Phase 2
Input
Steps:
Show ss to how to extend answers with reasons, descriptions and examples in groups.
Ask each pair to prepare their answers to the questions. They should think about the vocabulary, sentence structures and tenses they need to use.
Monitor and offer learners help in need.
Elicit answers from each pair.
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Extend answers
Speaking Part 1 – Phase 1
Answer the questions:
1. What is your name?__________________
2. How old are you? ____________________
3. Where do you live?_____________________
4. Where are you from?__________________________
My name is / I’m…
I’m 13. I’ll be 14… .
I live in …, a town/city/village in … .
I’m from ...(e.g. China)
Review: Speaking Part 1 – Phase 1
Steps:
Show Ss the common questions that they usually need to answer in phase 1.
Show Ss the sentence structures and ideas that they can use to answer theses questions.
Ask Ss these questions (each Ss one or two questions). Have Ss practice answering these questions.
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Speaking Part 1 - Phase 2
Topic: school
1. What school are you studying at?
2. What do you usually do after school?
3. Please tell me something about your favourite teacher.
Topic: home
4. How many rooms are there in your house?
5. Please tell me something about your bedroom.
Topic: food
6. What is your favourite fruit?
7. Where do you usually have lunch?
Topic: shopping
8. Who decides what clothes to buy – you, or your parents? Why?
9. What do you usually wear at the weekends?
Review: Speaking Part 1 – Phase 2
Steps:
Show Ss the common questions about the four topics that they usually need to answer in speaking 1 phase 2.
T prepares question cards. Divide Ss into pairs and have each pair choose three questions.
First, students need to think about what words, or sentences structures they can use to answer the questions.
Then they prepare their own answers and practice with partner.
Invite some of them to present.
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