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  • Introduction: Introduces the CodeCrackers book with character introductions and activity overviews.
  • Module 1: Welcome: The module focuses on introductory topics such as school items, plurals, and basic grammar constructs.
  • My Gadgets and Grammar: Invites students to identify technological gadgets and apply grammar rules for possessive adjectives.
  • Months, Seasons, and Numbers: Explores months, seasons, and ordinal numbers through interactive exercises.
  • School Subjects: Associates school subjects with verbs and develops classroom language skills.
  • Module 2: Hello - Family: Engages learners with family-related vocabulary, reading, and listening activities about family structures.
  • Module 3: Our World: Introduces geographical themes, asks learners to explore continents and landmarks.
  • Module 4: Homes: Presents ideas on homes, identifying rooms and parts of a house, with cultural references.
  • Module 5: New House: Focuses on house structure descriptions and vocabulary related to rooms and furniture.
  • Public Speaking: Encourages students to prepare and practice presentations related to family and ideal homes.
  • Review and Fun Time: Combines vocabulary and grammar for review, with added sections for fun activities like quizzes and drawing.
What's up? I'm Leo and I'm 18 years old. 1 like Hil I'm Liv. Ym 18 years WM bosketbalt, but making ‘ld. I'm good at History robots is my favourite ‘and English, but I'm not BE cctivity. Oh yes, and 1 that good at PE. Video love all animals. {games and cooking are 4 my favourite activities. Hil I'm Suki. T'™m 17 years old and an A student in Maths. Heyl I'm Nick. I'm 18 years Tim good at Science and old and I love video sports. Watching films games. At school, 'm |] and reading books are ‘good at History. My my favourite favourite activities aes are reading, painting ‘and watching films. Oh, and I hate bullies 1 O’Listen to and read the text. Choose the correct answers. 1 Livis good at cooking/sports. 2 Livand Nick are good at History/Science. 3 Leo is good at cooking/basketball. 4. Nickis good at sports/video games. 5 Sul is 17/18 years old. LCOME The Alphabet 2. Write the missing letters. > 3) OFillin the missing letters. Listen and check. ‘As Hello, I'm James Watt, your archaeology teacher. ello, Mr Watt. T'm Olivia. nd your surname? Matthews. How do you spell it? 4 Act out lar dialogues. Use Unese names: 1 RobertWilliams 2. Molly Taylor 3 MarkLewis 4 Helen Allen Numbers 1-20 5 Write the missing numbers. 1 2 two om» three 4 five itt 6h ee 8 eight nine 10 eleven | 12 twelve 13 fourteen fifteen 16 a suo | 18 eighteen 19 20 twenty é Q.. and answer as in the example. 1 Hany (17) 4 Gina (5) 2 Berta (20) 5 Fred (12) 3 Jim (9) ‘A: How old is Harry? Mee = JOUbIE T= one = ante oe Tes B: He's 17 years old. Numbers 21-1000 7 Match the numbers to the words. twenty-one 29 80 thirty twenty-two 22 forty at 100 twenty-three = 25) oo City twentyfour 23 sixty twenty-five seventy wert Soc) ony twenty-seven 30) ninety 26 twenty-eight — SQ a/one hundred 27 twenty-nine 70 a/one thousand a O Say a number from 20 to 100. Your partner says the number before and after it. As sixty B: fifty-nine, sixty-one FERAL Subject — Object pronouns Enns Vyou/he/sherit weryourthey ne me/you/him/her/it Us/you/them We use subject pronouns before verbs. !'» Emme. We use object pronouns after verbs or prepositions. Lookat me. 9 Fillinthe gaps with the correct subject or object pronoun. 1. Dad is still at work, Call him. Mel and John aren't 12... The dog can swim. Look at ‘am good at singing. ‘Ann isin the garden, friends. 6 Hugo and you are friend the same class. 7 My friends are good at sports. Look at 1 John is 16 and | am 15. are friends. We are good at basketball. Watch 10 THIS IS TOM. envonenis 12years Old, wae @ wen is with her rein © Colours 11 Owhat colour do they give us? Choose 7 Schoo! eres from thelist and write. Listen and check. 10 abel he pictures Use the wordsin the s brown green» grey» range * pink * purple *pen * calculator * paper clips * crayons ‘desk ® glue * notebook * pencil case * pencil sharpener * rubber * ruler # scissors # stapler * compass. a/an - the ‘We use a/an for things we refer to for the first time. > @+singular nouns that begin with a consonant sound a book, a euro > an+singular nouns that begin with a vowel sound or silent*h" an atlas, an hour ‘We use the for things we talk about for the second time. This isa stapler. The stapler Is blue. 42. Fillina, an or the, 1 This is sharpener, sharpener is pink. Fae 2 There are crayons in my pencil case. crayons are red, green, blue and yellow. 3 Thereis notebook on the desk. : 4 This is... alculator. alculator is blue. 5 Thereis......... pencil case,....... Notebook and atlas in my bag. 6 This is is orange. umbrella. umbrella Bas 14 2 this/these — that/those > We use thisthese for things near us. ‘This is a notebook. These are notebooks. > We use that/those for things far from us. ‘That is book. Those are books. Plurals Most nouns takes to form the plural. book» books, pencil > pencils Nouns ending in: 9 25)-85)-¢hy-Sh,-x,-0 #-[Link] buses, glass > glasses, beach beaches, toothbrush > toothbrushes, fox -* foxes, tomato > tomatoes > avowelt-y->+-sboy » boys 2 aconsonant+-y-+-y+-ies. baby *babies } Some nouns ending in -For-fe drop the -for-fe and take-ves in the plural scarf» scarves 14. Complete the sentences with a, an, this, these, that or those. cB cs ss 1. This isa stapler and those are pencils. 13. Write the plurals of the words below. CG Rm, 7 | a 4 ce F 1 brush - brushes : “G- s .~are notebooks an . calculator. of - 4 sewsmnnnan Oesk and, . chair. 6 ©oc & rie ie) ella Irregular plurals: woman» women, man men, person» people, child - children, foot -» feet, tooth - teeth, mouse - mice, goose geese ruler and sevens BFE CFAYONS. 4 child 9 potato ~ apple and 11 cherry- wacom @ My gadgets 15 (Label the pictures. Listen and check. ‘tablet * computer * drone * game console laptop * mobile phone * smartwatch «camera #TV Possessive adjectives & pronouns Per pronouns rmine/yours/his/ my/your/his/her/its - hers/- our/yourtheir _ours/yours/theirs Possessive case > singular noun +'s Sob's c=yons > plural noun +" the boys’ books > irregular plural +’ the men’s cameras Note: We do not use s for objects. We use of the. ‘The colour of the books blu. (NOT: Fhebeokseoleur) Compare: (|=2 ond Amy's parents. (Same parents) BUT: 595 andl Amy's parents. (different parents) 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 Choose the correct option. This is my/mine drone. Thisis Lucy's mobile phone. tis her/hers. Your/Yours TV is good, but our/oursis great! Excuse me, is this calculator your/yours? No, it’s his/its. This is our/ours teacher. His/lts name is Paul. This is her/hers laptop. My/Mine is red. 17 Complete the sentences. This is iohr’s laptop. Uohn/laptop) Whats. (the colour/the pencil case) Where are the (children/crayons) Mrrand Mrs Pearce are (Sam/parents) My dad is on the . (men/football team) Maxis my (cousins/friend) Thisis.. = (Ann and Mary/camera) sw 15 yellow. ithe colourrthe bag) 18 @ |Ask and answer as in the example. 1 auawn book? Mark : ‘A: Whose is this book? B: It's Mark's A: Really? B: Yes, it’s his, notebooks? boys drone? Jane smartwatch? Max laptops? men mobile phone? Paula VOCABULARY] Months & Seasons 19 OFillin: spring, summer, autumn ot winter. Listen and check. ) & “March April May ©) June: ‘September July October August November 20 Complete the poem with the correct months. Ordinal numbers 21 Atisten and repeat. 11st first 15 15th fifteenth 2 2nd second 16 16th sixteenth 3 3rd. third 17 17th seventeenth 4 4th fourth 18 18th eighteenth 5 5th fifth 19 19th nineteenth 6 6th sixth 20 20th twentieth 7 7th seventh 21° 30th thirtieth 8 8th eighth 22 40th fortieth 9 9th ninth 23 Soth fiftieth 10 10th tenth 11 Tith eleventh 12 12th twelfth 13 13th thirteenth 14 14th fourceenth 24 GOth sixtieth 25 70th seventieth 26 80th eightieh 27 90th ninetieth 28 100th ajone hundredth In English, we write 2nd August, but ‘we read the second of August. We use when to ask about a date. When Is your birthday? 10th March. 22. Write the dates in words. 1.27/01 the twenty-seventh of January 2 04/06 3 01/09. 410. 5 23/05 . 6 14/2. P2208 ren Prepositions of time Weuse at > inthe expressions: at the weekend, at noon, at midday, at midnight, at night > withthe timerat six ociock Weuse on > with days of the week: on Monciay > inthe expression: on weeksiays > with parts ofa particular day: on Sunday morning(s) > with dates: on 2nd August We use in >with months & seasons: in January, in summer inthe expressions: in the morning, in the aftemioon, in the evening 23 Fillin:in, on or at. 1 The Smiths are on holiday in August. 2 February 3. English is otlock. Claire's birthday is. the 7 Mike is at basketball practice .. ‘Tuesday evenings. 8 The cats outside night, 9 Weare at school .. weekdays. 10 Mum and Dad are at home weekend. the EVOCABULARY) GRAMMAR} School subjects The imperative 24, Match the pictures to the school subjects. eee 1 Oart ® Open your books. 2 OMaths Don't + base form of the verb 3 CMusic Don’t open your books. 4 Ohistory ‘We use the imperative to give > anorder. Stand up, 5 ()Geography Osceogrephy > instructions. Open your books on p. 14 6 (_)DT (Design & Technology) 7 CICT (Information & ‘Communication Technology) 8 ClEnglish 9 (Foreign Languages (French) 10 ()PE (Physical Education) Classroom language 27 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the list in the correct form of the imperative. *listen * raise * do * not/eat * bring 1 0) * novuse al 1 Listen to your 2 your mobile teacher. phone in class. 25 Qaana ‘are your favourite school subjects? Days of the week 26 (Complete the days of the week. Listen and check. aaa books to class. Ss x " 5 -your 6 hand in class. homework. our Which days are the weekend? 28 DPvicain rules for your classroom. OME Match the questions to the pictures. Who is Lily's sister? What is James’ middle name? Whose house is Bag End? Where is Tokyo? 5 Where is Roy's house? * Go through the units (1-5). Answer the questions. mIN Watch the video. Where is Laura from? LED 2 London b Toronto Laura: Ann Hi HiLautal Come meet my cousin. thisis my new fiend, Laura, J: Wy Lara. Where are you rom? Leura: Toronto, Canada but my home is ere n London now. Jim: eI How old are you? Law Imeleven. Jim: My brothers eleven, tool Hes at Bluecoats School, Laura: That's my school! What's his name? Jims Nick Harts. Laura: Oh Nick, yes. He's in my Chemistry class. Hes a genius Jim: My aunt’s a teacher at the school, too. cue ig as hername? Jim: Mrs Wiliams. Lowra: BOHODEHA Thats my sisters Maths teacher! Ann; Honan Your sister’ lucky. Our aunts ell ice and a great teacher Laura: Wow!You are abig family Ann That's right! Were a bia, happy family! *= Cool! * genius * teacher «Seriously? * How funny! Weuse’stoshow ) 1 “Listen and read the dialogue. What is it about? possession Tony/s mum, Molly and Liam's dad, ry cousins’ mum Laura, her friends and her family 4 b Laura's new school 2. Complete the sentences. 1 Jimis Ann's 2 Laurais 3. Laura and Nick are in the same .. 4 Jim's auntiis Laura's . Family 3. Complete the sentences with these words: grandpa - grandma (grandparents), dad ~ ‘mum (parents), husband - wife, brother — sister, son daughter, uncle — aunt, cousin cousin. 1 Samis Tony’... - He's Linda's 2 Mona is Max‘s .. She's Barrys. 3 Molly is Mona's She is Tony's... 4 Tony is Helen’... Sam and Linda are his... 5 Max iS LiaM's enn Linda is his 6 MonaisTony’s w+ Maxis her 4 Oe» Look at Tony's family tree. Saya sentence. Your partner finds the person. A: They are Mona's parents. B: Sam and Linda. 5 @,, ‘cousin’s aunt is my: A mother B aunt tobe Affirmative re fm (am) ''m not (am not) HeyShe/It's (is) He/She/It isnt (is not) WerYou We/You/They aren't (are not) They're (are) earns Bim Aml..? Yes,lamJ/No, I'm not. Ishe/she/it...? Yes, he/she/Itis/No, he/she/It isn't, ‘Arewe/you Yes, we/you/they are/ they...? No, we/you/they aren't. “Find examples in the dialogue on p. 12. Complete the gaps with the correct form of the verb to be so that they are true, 1 Ann Laura's friend. 2 Laura 3 years old. 3 AnN'S COUSINS sen from Canada. 4. Bluecoats High [Link] Nick's School. 5 Jim and Nick swine brothers. 6 Mrs Williams vou Laura's mum. 7, Da rscana answer as in the example. 1 Ann/Laura's friend? A Is Ann Laura's friend? B: Yes, sheis. 2. MrsWilliams/Ann’s friend? 3. Nick/good at Chemistry? 4 Laura and her parents/from Canada? 5 Annand Jim/friends? 6 you/10 years old? Serene 8 Die your family members'names ona piece of paper. Draw your family tree without, names. Your partner finds who each is. A: Is John your grandpa? B: No, he isn't. CP curure Fy In the UK, people's names are: [first name] [middle name] [last name] (e.g. James Harry Smith). A person's middle name is often the name of a close relative, Make Your own British name. Is it the same in your country? vous: @ ») Hi everyone! Lily here! Have you got brothers or sisters? Ive got a sister, Mia. We're identical twins like famous ‘actors James and Oliver Phelps! They're Fred and George ‘Weasley in the Harry Potter films. We're big fans! ‘Mia and | are 12 years old. We've got the same brawn eyes and long curly black hair: Were tall and thin and we've got big smiles! We're friendly. Im sporty, too. Have you got twins in your family? Jason 326 - Posted 3/5 19.34 Hil 'm Jason and I've got a twin, too. We're 11 years old but we arent identical. My twin is a girl! Her name is Kim and she's got long, straight, fair hair. My hair is fair, too, but i's short. We are friendly and funny. ‘identical *twin * actor smile Read the blog post quickly. Find all the words that describe appearance. 2 Aisten to and read the blog post. Replace the words in bold with the names in the list. Jason * Kim 1 They have got black hair. 4 Shehasgotatwin brother. 2. They are tall and thin. 5. She's got long fair hair. 3 Shes sporty. 6 He's got short hair. 3 @ Is it good to have a twin brother or sister? EE VOCABULARY) Appearance/Character a) Complete the opposites with words from the list. thin * young * short » fair long # short straight # curly dark + 4) b) Look at the adjectives. What are you like? 1 clever 2 friendly 3 funny 5 Choose a person from Lily’s blog post. Make sentences about him/her. Lily isnt plump. She's thin, SeRAMDIAR Have got “~ Uyou/welthey've _Uyou/we/they haven't (have (have) got not) got He/sherits (has) got _He/she/Ithasn’t (hasnot) got rnd Bris Have Wyou/werthey Yes, Uyourwe/they have/ oot..? “Na WyouMerthey havent Hashe/shet got..?_Ys,he/sheft hes! Na he/she hast “Find examples in the text on p. 14 4 sporty ‘Complete the sentences with the correct form of have got. 1 Lily and Mia . brown eyes. They green eyes. a twin brother. He .- short hair. She long hair. 4 Kim... straight fair hair. She . curly fair Sees 7 Ra Find the differences. ‘A: Has the mum in your picture got long halt? B: No, she hasn't, She's got short hair. AORN (2 biog entry) PY Imagine you have a twin. Write a blog post about him/her, Follow the plan, ZN Match the video. How many countries has each continent got? EI Africa ) Antarctica J Asia{ sme) North Americal, J as South America{ ue) Australia/Oceanial mem) — Europe( va ww good GEOGRAPHY ? a This country isin Asia and Europe. A Saudi Arabia B Russia C Sweden The capital city of this country is Rabat. A Germany —B India © Morocco The River Nile is in this continent. A Africa B Asia © Australia British people are from here. A theUSA —B the UK © the UAE r a ; ) | This country is a very big island. ‘8 ‘A Mexico B Aloska © Greenland ARAN SN AN @ | Spanish is the official language in this country. J} A Croatia B Australia © Agentina | This country is in North America. A Iceland B Brazil © Conada This continent has got 4.6 billion people. A Asia B Europe © Africa Tokyo is the capital city of this country. A Thailand —-B_Japon © the Philippines z a This country has got lots of islands. A Peru B Nigeria © Indonesia Which country \\ d would you like — tolearn more Le about? Why? ‘capital city + iver + continent + sland + official language 1 © Do the quiz. Listen and check. 2 Dawe we exva questions forthe aut cil) 3 Ww Think of five countries where English is their official language. Q vous: J Nationalities 4 Match the countries to the nationalities. Listen and check. 1 Qaustralia A Japanese 2 Clgypt B American 3 OGreece € Russian 4 O)apan D Polish 5 OMexico E Greek 6 (Poland F Turkish 7 QRussia G Australian 8 (Turkey H British 9 ()The UK 1 Egyptian 10 (The USA J Mexican 5 @ QO Look at the pictures. What is each person? Choose from the Akariis . SANTOND in wh- questions ©’ Read the theory. Listen and repeat. Answer the questions, g Intonation goes down at the end of wh- ‘questions, What's yourname? ~. What's your name? Where are you from? How old are you? What are you like? Who's your teacher? wane Asking for/Giving personal details 7 Aisten to and read the dialogue. What nationality is Helen? Pedro? Antonio? Hello, I'm Helen. What's your name? : Hil I'm Pedro. : Where are you from, Pedro? : Tim from Spain. And you? : Tm from the USA. This is my Friend, ‘Antonio. He's from Madrid. : Hi, Antonio! You're Spanish, too, right? That’ right, Pedro. Which city are you from? ‘0: Barcelona Ee SEEARING) (DD our texcrar gives you papers with different names and countries, Use them to act out a dialogue similar to the one in Ex. 7. Use phrases from the Useful Language box. Greet people “Hil / Hello! How are you? fee Introduce yourself / Hitt. Hal ay My name hee ees L- Personal questions, se what’s your name? ‘Where are you from"? Pra as CL Par CTLs ZN, Match the video. Match the houses (1-3) to the books (A-C). LED 1 Othe Burrow A Artemis Fow! 2 (Bag End B The Hobbit 3 C)Fow! Manor € Harry Potter Check out these famous homes from our favourite books and films. Artemis Fow!'s house is Fowl Manor near Dublin, Ireland and i's very big! ‘The Burrow, In Devon, England, is the | Bag End isin the vllage of Hobbiton in home of the Weasleys. it has got six | the Shire. It has got round windows: floors 0 there are lots of stats! The | and a round green front door. The There is a basement, a baloony and living room and kitchen ate on the | house hast got any stars, but there | lots of rooms. Avtemis has got a round flor and there are six bedrooms | are lots of rooms. There are only three large bedroom, but he has also got a upstairs. Afterall, there are nine people | bedrooms, but there are two Kitchens study for his books and computers. in the Weasley famity! The Burrow has | because Bag End's owner, Bilbo : He'sonly 12 years old, but he's realy got a big garden and a garage for Mr | Baggins s always hungry! | clever, Weasley’ fying car. i ‘floor * ground floor * upstairs © ‘round * owner * hungry * study Cppeurure Cottages are Look at the houses in the photos. Where are they? Read the text to find out. small houses in the English Listen to and read the text. Decide ifthe sentences are T (True) or F (False). oar Are ‘The Weasleys' house has got seven floors. reserves Artemis has got a lot of books. = raat Fowl Manor has gat round windows — Qatuest Bag End hasn‘t got any stairs. There'sno place like 1 home! Discuss. 1 2 3 4 5. Mrs Weasley has got a flying car. 6 Artemis’ bedroom is small Ww \GY Which house is the most unusual to you? Why? MODULE 1 ww House & Rooms 4. Label the picture. Answer the questions. * basement * bathroom ‘= master bedroom * dining room * garage * child's bedroom iving room ¢ kitchen 1. Which rooms are on the ground floor? first floor? 2. Which rooms have got windows? ‘There is/There'sadoor. There isn'ta balcony. ‘There are some stairs. There aren't any stairs. Sens Yes there is No, there isn't Yes, there are/No, there aren't. ns Isthere a garage? Are there any beds? “Find examples in the text on p. 18, 5 Complete the gaps with there is/isnt, there are/aren't, a, some, any. windows. books. posters. wal) 6 QQ Use the words in Ex. 4 to ask and answer, as in the example. A: Is there a basement in your house? B: Yes, there is/No, there isn't. uSTEMDIS 7 @) Lookat the pictures. What can you see? b) O Listen and tick (v) the correct picture, 1. Where's Mary? PROJECT 8 Qn Look at the house in Ex.4, Make a similar house. How many rooms are there? Why? Describe it to the class. Q vous “~ (Ld) Watch the vidi > jeo, How many rooms are there in Roy’s house? Hi Tor, {hope you and your family are all well. We're in our new house in Crete at last and it’s great! There is @ garage and a big garden with a swimming poo! outside. It’s so cool! Inside, there are six rooms. On the ‘ground floor, there is a modern iitchen with white cupboards and Tiving room with a big white sofa, two ‘armchairs and a big green carpet under it. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom is for my parents. The other bedroom is for me. “There's a bed next to my desk. I's sy favourite room because it’s all blue, my favourite colour. And guess what! There’s a telescope next to the window, See photos attached. Talk soon. Roy ‘= swimming pool * outside inside 1 OListen to and read the text. Answer the questions. 1 Where is Roy's house? 2. What isin the garden? 3 Which rooms are on the ground floor? 4 Which is Roy's favourite room? 2. Tellyour partner what Roy's email 3 W sina makes a house a home? about and what he says in it. 6 Look at the picture and write the correct preposition of place. Furniture/Appliances 4, Inwhich room in your house are these pieces of furniture/appliances? Tell your partner. Bt a 1. There are two sofas the living Tdishwasher cupboard 3 carpet room. 2 There are cushions the sofas. 3 Thereis abig table the cupboards. 4 There isa carpet umn the table, 5 The armchairs are he other sofa. 6 Thereisasmall table venennnerthe armchairs, 7 There are stairs. the armchairs. 4sofa 5 cooker Grable 7 @) Read the sentences (1-4). What is the recording about? b) (Listen and decide if the sentences are T (True) or F (False). 7 armchair Bfridge 9wardrobe 1. There are two sofas in the living room, There is a cooker in the kitchen. 2 The cushions are white. iy 3 The carpet is blue. What's the 4. The living room is big. difference between a cushion and a pillow? Sena § Drown your beioom ta your ae partner. He/She draws a picture of it. Prepositions of place AMATI (an email) a 9 Write an email about your house and your room. Follow the plan. behind between Hi (friend's first name) = where your house is — how many rooms there are your room Talk soon. next to on opposite under (your first name) “Find examples in the text on p. 20. wou @ Preparing for a presentation 1 SA discuss and tick (v) the dos fora good presentation. Think of your family. How many member are there? Where ae the from? What are ther names? How od are they? Pan and pacts your Senko — a audience) aa alten ot ro fortran fed fom your notes.) Use visuals =O house for your family. drain rawings, et) Whereis (ee! How many lors ae there? How many roms arethere? an Istherea garden? agarage? a akon? swimming poo? Qs Tum your backtotheaudence Whats therein each oom? 1 ae and lookat the sreen.(_) Beginning = Greet the audience and present yourself Use a quotation to grab the audience’ attention. 2. Which beginning is interesting to you? Use your notes to 1 Hello! This is my family and our ideal house. aaa 2. Hello! im Bert Harris. “Theres no place like home" That's true for my family. Let's meet my family and ourideal house. Ending Summarse the topic. Akifthere are any questions then thank the audience. 3. Which ending is interesting to you? 1 So that’s my family and our ideal house. Whichis ‘Are there any questions? ... Thank you. Fly, the most 2. Sothisisanice house for us. Ummm ... Ctl) interesting questions? ... Thanks! oy presentation? Why? 4) OAUuisten to Bert’s presentation. How successful is he? Q veo ECR AMMAR] 1. Complete with the correct word. 5 Complete with the vats to etn the corect rm. 1 grandpa — a 3. husband 1 Olga and Dimitri. rom Russia. They're Russian, ~ from Turkey. She... Polish. They 2 Afet Turkish. 4 son- 3 ol 4 ‘they Canadian? Yes, they ‘Adam Australian? No, 5. My mum and dad smnunn from the USA. They. American. brown 0 6 Complete with the verb have got in the correct form, Claire isnt plump, she's 1 t. . No, she 21 Emma three uncles? brother, but | a sister, Her name Is Olga, | =4 it. 3 Jack has Got [Link] BROWN 3 the house three ‘a hair. bedrooms? No, it. Lan! 4 They .. a house with a big garden, BUt they -nnnnnnnnmn @ GAFAGE. Billis 0.. and he’s got 5 they a house in white hair, France? Yes, they /0 Jill has got long 7 Complete with there is/there are and the brown hair. correct preposition of place. ah 1 a table 3 2 Russia 3 Japan - 4 5 the UK 4. Circle the odd word out. 1. clever ~ friendly — funny - tall sporty - long - short - curly bathroom - bedroom - kitchen - armchair ‘cooker ~ fridge ~ dishwasher - garden sofa - table - balcony — cupboard a garage he house? ..cushions .. the sofa? ween s/10 SeopanrEDTS 8 Complete the dialogue. Use: you, whats, youre, this is, where are. Hello, 'm Lucy. 1) Hil ’m Mario, De tim from Mexico, 3) tim from the UK. 4) Verdnica. She's from Mérida. i Veronicat 5). SusTEMS 9 [Link] and for each question, choose the correct picture. 1. Whois Anna? ok § - e m9 6 2. Where is Eddie from? 9 ® @ the USA ey the UK | Australia | \ ( Vocabulary talk about family, talk about appearance & character ¥ talk about nationalities ¥ talk about houses, rooms & furniture/appliances Reading understand a dialogue giving personal detalls (read for detall ~ complete sentences) understand a blog about twins (skim - read for specific information - replace words) Ooms: your name? you from, Mari Mexican, too. Mario. That's right. fm from Oaxaca, as EA READINGS AMIR ITI NG) 10 @) Read the messages and fill in: opposite, next, under, on, between. ® 2 ety 10 my fiend, My favourite room in my hovseis the kitchen Its blue and very modem! There's a ‘cooker and a fridge and lots of cupboards 1) . There isa dishwasher, too. It’s 2)... the cooker. I's beautifull .. the walls. to My favourite room is our living room. i's small but cosy with big windows. There isa blue sofa jaen anda blue armchair 3) wit “There are cushions on them, There isa small table ~—F 4) sn the Sofa ma and the armchair with a grey carpet 5)... i eond 10 2 Ther understand an article about houses (read for detail —T/F statements) understand an email about a new house (read for detail — answer questions) Listening % listen to dialogues about houses (listen for detail - multiple choice) # listen toa person describing ‘heir living room (listen for Gist/detail -T/F statements) 3 John's favourite roomis big. 4 The carpet in John’s living room is blue. 5. There are two armchairs in John's living snd 10 room, b) Decide if the sentences (1-5) are T (True) orF (False). 1 Kelly's favourite room is blue, washer in Kelly's kitchen, ‘Speaking describe people 1 ask for/give personel details present my family & our ideal house Writing ~ write blog post about my twin 7 write an article about my house & favourite room 7s © Cina minute, choose the correct word. Check your answers online. Luke and Princess Leia are cousins/twins. Padme Amidala is Anakin's sister/wife. Han Solo is Leias husband/son. Luke is Kylo Ren’s father/uncle. Darth Vader is Kylo Ren's grandpa/brother. Jobal is Padme Amidala's mother/aunt. Choose another family and create a quiz for your classmates. Helen’s parents have got three daughters including you and each daughter has got one brother. How ‘many are there in Helen‘s family? How many people are there in Helen's family? Listen and read to find out. [SG EWS US Our house is a full house Full of love and fun ‘Mum and Dad are always there To welcome everyone! There's my friendly big brother He's tall and very clever! There's my sporty twin sisters ‘And my baby brother, Trevor! There's Grandma and there's Grandpa They are always at our house With funny Uncle Michael, We all call him Mickey Mouse! Draw Helen's family tree. No Whatisfamily § toHelen?Whatis ‘f family to you? N «

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