Unit 5-Anyone for tennis?

Topics

• Sports
• Can for ability
• Countables and uncountables

Student´s book: pages 44 and 45

Sports

Modal verb: can (ability)

Positive

She can cook Indian food.

Negative

They can´t play chess.

Yes/no questions

Can you ride a horse?

Short answers

Yes, he can.
No, we can´t.

Countable and uncountable nouns

• We use a/an, a pair of and some with countable nouns.
• We use some with uncountable nouns.

Homework

Workbook: page 31 (ex. 1, 2 and 3)
New Round Up 1: pages 37-39

Links I recommend:

Countable and uncountable nouns-Exercise
a/an or some-Exercise
Football vocabulary-Exercise
Can/can´t-Exercise
Can/can´t-Exercise 2

Mr Bean-Funny video about camping

Do you need a lot of money to go camping?
What does he take to his camping weekend?

About town

Topics:

• Tourist attractions
• Activities
• Would you like to visit..?/How about going...?

Student´s book: pages 42-43

Homework

Workbook (finish unit 4) and do the writing exercises on page 30.

A very important difference

Would you like to visit a museum?

Yes, I´d love to! or Yes, I would./ No, thanks or No, I wouldn´t.

Would you like a cookie?

Yes, please./No, thank you.

and

Do you like watching TV?

Yes, I do. I watch TV every morning./ No, I don´t. Watching TV is boring.

Links I recommend:

Like/would like to-Exercise
Like/would like to-Exercise 2

Video: Would you like...?

Tourist attractions-Memory game

Review: Telling the date-Rules

See you on Saturday!

At the movies

Saturday 7th

Topics in class:

• Speaking exercise: How often do you...?
• Student´s book: pages 40-41 "At the movies" (pages 40-41) Reading, listening & speaking and Takeaway English. 
• New expressions: Would you like to...? Yes, I´d love to. How about going to...? What´s on? I can´t stand...
• Review: Telling the time.

Homework

Workbook: page 27 Vocabulary (complete), page 28 5a, Types of film, More types of film and page 29 Takeaway English, Telling the time (2)

New Round-Up 1: pages 97 and 98

These are some links I recommend with games and a video:

Housework-Vocabulary exercise

Present continuous-Game

Present continuous, simple present-Game

Tell the time in English-Video

See you on Saturday!

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