Adults 7 - Miss Romi - Villa Mercedes - 7th April

GOOD AFTERNOON, GUYS!

Welcome to a new online lesson 

Let's start by checking you homework, all right?

Exercise 7a
1. Do you?
2. Has he?
3. Are you?
4. Did you?
5. Are you?
6. Do you?
7. Have they?


Exercise 5 a
1. h
2. b
3. e
4. f
5. a
6. d
7. g
8. c



Exercise 5 b
1. FI
2. B
3. FI
4. A
5. FI
6. B
7. FI
8. B



Exercise 10

1. What did Kyle's father-in-law keep doing? He kept calling her "gordita"
2. How did she usually react? She would smile and not say anything.
3. What happened when she got angry? She told him that he looked older and more wrinkly than normal. 
4. What did her husband explain? That in Chile, "gordita" isn't offensive. It's a loving expression and people don't get mad when some notices something about your weight.

Page 147
1. How did Francois behave at the restaurant?  He was friendly with his parents-in-law but ate too much. 
2. What did his parents-in-law think?  They felt a bit confused and shocked. They were surprised to see how much he could eat.
3. Why did he behave that way?  Because he knew that Middle Easterners love to feed people and wanted to make a good impression. 
4. How did he feel afterwards?  He felt sick and needed to lie down. 

Page 11, exercise 1b
1. Rob
2. They met about three years ago while working at the same school.
3. Rob seems younger than he is; he's sincere, funny and kind. They have a lot in common and have the same sense of humour.
4. Rob likes cricket. 

Exercise 2
1. pleasant                     6. upbeat
2. kind-hearted              7. encouraging
3. dependable                8. sulky
4. jelaous                       9. selfish
5. generous                   10. mean

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READY TO CONTINUE?

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 👉 Think of the following 💭 - Write down your answers and send them to me via Whatsapp.

📌 When was the last time you made a new friend?

📌 How did you meet?

👉 Please, do exercise 4 b and c on page 11.
      *Send me the answers to 4c via Whatsapp.

👉 Now, please, go to page 12 and do exercises 5 a, b and 6. 
* First, in exercise 5 decide if the statementes are true or false FOR YOU. Then read the text and check if you got the same answers.

REMEMBER to work with the Cambridge dictionary in case you don't know some meanings. 

Get yourself some coffee or some mates and get ready to continue studying

👉 Go to page 13 and do exercise 7 and 8. Send them to me via Whatsapp. Pay attention to this:
      
      *In exercise 7, read the comments and gove your opinion about them. Write down your answers.
      *In exercise 8, answer: How many friends is the "right" number to have? Why? Write down your answer.

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👉 Read these sentences. 

📌 I'm studying English right now.

📌 I usually study English on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

What is the difference between them? What is the verb tense in each of them?

Now, study the following images:

📌 You can go to page 19 and read some more theory in case you need. 

👉 Keep working on page 13, exercises 9a, 9b, 10 and 11. 

Take a short break if you want to...

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👉 Go to page 14 and do exercises 1 a, b, 2 and 3. 
      *Send me the answers for 3 via Whatsapp.
      
      *Audio: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ri8ODVeMRMeQEhOeRpFUdXEjy1YDHHDy 

     *Audioscript:

👉 You're going to read a true story about two brothers. So, read the article on page 15 and do exercises 5 and 6 on page 14. 

THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY!!! 

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Exercise 4 b, page 11
a. at a bus stop
b. on public transport
c. at a party

Page 12
Exercise 5 b
1. T
2. T (but they are not all close friends)
3. F (130 is the average)
4. F (about five)

Exercise 6
1. two percent (2%) of salary.
2. because people with better social skills do better in the workplace.
3. 100.
4. more than 300 million. 
5. although we may know more people, we will still have the same number of close friends. 

Page 13
Exercise 9a
1. B
2. C
3. E
4. A
5. D

Exercise 9b
Action verbs: go, do, eat, play.
State verbs: believe, like, need, want, understand.
Both: live, think, have. 

Exercise 10
1. Are you reading
2. doesn't work
3. need
4. Do you want
5. don't have
6. are you living
7. Do you understand
8. are you thinking
9. don't want, hate
10. 'm staying

Exercise 11
1. What do you do?
2. What are you doing at school/work at the moment?
3. How often do you go out with friends?
4. What do you like doing?
5. What films do you like watching?
6. What do you usually do at the weekends?
7. Are you reading a good book at the moment?
8. Are you playing / watching any sports these days?
9. Why are you studying English this year?
10. Are you doing any other courses at the moment?


Page 14 
Exercise 1a
1. B
2. A
3. C

Exercise 1b

Exercise 2
get angry
lose your temper
see red
have an argument
have a (huge) row
fall out over something

Page 15 
Exercise 5 
1. F (He was a shoemaker)
2. T
3. F (They probably argued about money or women)
4. T
5. F (Adidas is more successful than Puma)
6. F(Some of the Adidas and Puma employees still don't talk to each other.)

Exercise 6
1. supplied
2. founded
3. relocated
4. market leaders