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Person to person
6 a Discuss.
1 Do you agree with Jenny and Serge?
2 Which postcards do you prefer? Why? I like... more than... because...
b Talk to your classmates and find out how many students prefer:
1 visiting museums to going to concerts.
2 cold weather to hot weather.
3 romantic films to action films.
4 modern art to traditional art.
5 city holidays to beach holidays.
Do you prefer visiting museums to going to concerts?
Pronunciation 9
A m Listen. Does the voice go up (71) or down (id) at the end?
Any ideas? 2 Is it near?
Listen and write Й) or (iJ), then repeat.
Is it expensive? 4 It's boring. It's expensive. 5 Are we late? Is it interesting? 6 Does she know?
Make questions. Practise them in pairs, expensive Is it expensive? 4 new he knows Does he know? 5 she smokes cheap 6 they work
Now write short dialogues with the questions.
9 Communication
An evening out
1 a What do you usually do on Saturdays? Make a list with a partner.
b (S3 Listen to these friends and tick (/) the things they decide to do on Saturday.
aWork in groups to organise an evening out. 1 Ask about your classmates' preferences and find something you all like. 2 Talk about the things you can do in your area and make suggestions for tomorrow evening. 3 Agree a plan for your evening and arrange a time and place to meet. bYou want another friend to join you. Write a short text message to him/her with information about your group's arrangements. |
go swimming □ watch a film □ have lunch □ go shopping □ с Listen again and complete the How to box.
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discuss and plan activities
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Plans for tomorrow: meet at... |
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a Look at this list of ways of spending an evening with a friend. Which ones can you see in the photos?
a play at the theatre a meal in a smart restaurant an evening at a shopping centre a nightclub the cinema |
F a classical concert g an evening at the bowling alley