Ex 1 - Read an interview Interviewer: What time do you get up on school days? Katerina: Well, I usually at around 7 o’clock, but sometimes I lie in abit and get up at about 7.30. Interviewer: How do you usually get to school? Katerina: Oh, I walk. It’s not far. It’s only 5 minutes from my house. Interviewer: What’s your favourite subject? Katerina: History, definitely. I love it. It’s so interesting learning about how people lived in the past. Interviewer: What do you usually do at the weekend? Katerina: Um …what do I do? I don’t know. The usual things, I suppose. Play with my friends, listen to music, catch up on my homework if I have to. Nothing special. Interviewer: How often do you have English lessons? Katerina: Well, we do English at school in the morning, and I also go to a language school in the afternoon, so I think I probably do some English every day, really. Interviewer: Are you reading any books at the moment? Katerina: Yeah, I’m reading a great book. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. It’s really exciting. Even better than the movie, actually. Interviewer: What do you want to do when you leave school? Katerina: I haven’t really decided. I think I’d like to go to university and get a degree, but I’m not totally sure yet. I’m a bit young to make those kind of decisions. - Answer the questions. Choose YES / NO 1. Does she give one-word answers? 2. Does she always speak in full sentences? 3. Does she use “Well” and “Oh” to start some of her answers? - Ex 2 p Write sentences about yourself. You should write full sentences. Use some phrase banks: - Well, I usually get up at…. - My favourite subject’s probably / definitely … - I have English lessons three times / twice a week. - I haven’t really decided yet what I want to do when I leave school, but maybe I’ll … Include the following information: 1. What time do you get up on school days? 2. How do you usually get to school? 3. What’s your favourite subject? Why? 4. What do you usually do at the weekends? 5. How often do you have English lessons? 6. Are you reading any books at the moment? 7. What do you want to do when you leave school? № Descriptor Marks A learner 1 gives full answer 2 2 uses phrase banks 2 3 writes with grammar accuracy 2 4 writes the words correctly 2 5 writes a coherent paragraph. 2 Total marks 10 Reflection: I learnt from this lesson … I have some difficulties in… I can…

1. Boris trains three times a week.

-  Did Boris train three times a week?

- Had Boris Trained 3 times a week?

- Why did Boris train 3 times in a week?

- Didn’t Boris tell you that he trains 3 times a week?

- Is Boris training exactly 3 times a week?

2. This leading athlete wants to become a referee.  

-  Why does This leading athlete wants to become a referee?

- why should This leading athlete wants to become a referee?

- For what purpose This leading athlete wants to become a referee?

- have you not known  that This leading athlete wants to become a referee?

- when does This leading athlete wants to become a referee?

3. A friend of mine often judges the final matches in the world football championships.  

- Why does A friend of yours often judges the final matches in the world football championships?

- When a friend of yours had started judging the final matches in the world football championships?

- don’t tell me that A friend of yours often judges the final matches in the world football championships?

- why would A friend of yours often judges the final matches in the world football championships?

- what is the chance that A friend of yours often judges the final matches in the world football championships?

4. Ann specializes in tennis.  

- does your friend Ann specializes in tennis?

- how often Ann specializes in tennis?

- did you know that Ann specializes in tennis?

- why would Ann specializes in tennis?

- till what time Ann specializes in tennis?

5. One of our students is awarded the title of Merited Master of Sports.

- who is the One of our students that is awarded the title of Merited Master of Sports?

- you did not know that  One of our students is awarded the title of Merited Master of Sports had you?

- why One of our students is awarded the title of Merited Master of Sports?

- when had One of our students got awarded the title of Merited Master of Sports?

- why would One of our students get awarded the title of Merited Master of Sports?

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Task 1.

1. Luke is the tallest boy in the class. He’s almost 2m.

2. Dad is worse than Mum at playing tennis because he’s very lazy.

3. German grammar is more difficult than English grammar.

4. Which band do you think is the best in the world?

5. Sally is the happiest person I know.

Task 2.

1. You don't have to do your homework today because it’s the weekend tomorrow.

2. We all must wear a uniform at our school. It’s blue and white.

3. Could you open the window please, Mrs Evans?

4. Paolo needn't walk to school because there’s a school bus.

5. You can go home when you finish your work.

Task 3.

1. I haven't heard the new Lady Gaga CD, but everyone says it’s really good.

2. Congratulations! You have won first prize in the school writing competition.

3. Has Kerry done her homework?

4. Mum has made a chocolate cake for my birthday.

5. We haven't eaten Japanese food. What’s it like?

Task 4.

1. I’m hungry, so I'm going to have something to eat.

2. Mum’s busy, so I won't call her now.

3. We are going to fly to Morocco next week because we’re on holiday.

4. I will help you with your homework because I’ve got some free time now.

5. Mike won't play tennis today because he’s too tired.

Task 5.

1. Tom always has an ice cream when he’s on the beach.

2. Can you ride a horse?

3. Please take a photo of me on the beach.

4. Mum is buying souvenirs at the moment.

5. I like playing games when I’m on holiday.