Introduction
Introduction
Body parts
Conversation: People talking about an accident
Image: Vocabulary about parts of the body
Grammar: Questions in past continuous
Exercise: Complete the sentences
Personalization: Writing exercise
Reading: What to do before and after a workout
Ways of cominucating
Conversation: People talking about ways of communicating
Image: Adjectives to describe ways of communicating
Grammar: Comparative and superlative adjectives (better, worse, efficient, slow, faster, quicker, powerful)
Exercise: Complete the sentences
Personalization: Speaking
Reading: Ways of communicating
Phone Language
Image: Phone Expressions
Conversation: Phone language
Grammar: More, less, fewer (Emails, calls, messages, )
Exercise: Complete the sentences
Personalization: Writing exercise
Reading: Ways of effective communication
Describing People
Conversation: Talking about peoples appereance
Image: Features
Grammar: Have got and how to describe people
Exercise: Complete the sentences
Personalization: Speaking exercise
Plans for the future
Image: Two people talking about the future
Image: Plans for the future
Grammar: Future with Will, May and might
Exercise: Complete the sentences
Personalization: Writing exercise
Job Positions
Conversation: Talking about jobs
Grammar: Present tense verbs with future meaning
Personalization: Writing exercise
Exercise: Simple Present with Future Meaning
Conclusions
Conclusions
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Grammar: Have got and how to describe people
22/34Describing People
Look like
A. What does he look like? --> Describe a person.
B. He is tall and thin.
Look alike
A. Does Yesika and her sister look alike? --> Resemblance
B. Yes, they do. They are blonde and short.
Height
A. How tall is your father?
B. He is six foot tall / He is 190cm.
Haircolor
A. What color is Yesika’s hair?
B. It’s blonde.
Eyecolor
A. What color are Sebastian’s eyes?
B. His eyes are brown.
We use the expression have got to say that a person has a specific feature.
- She has long hair.
- She’s got long hair - She has got long hair.
Questions:
- Does he have curly hair?
- Who’s got curly hair in your family?
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