Consolidation Year 7, unit 8.

Do you know the words? 1 variant 1)a change from, 2)to be fond of, 3)to be keen on, 4)to be mad about, 5)enjoyable, 6)to get sth out of sth, 7)to hang out, 8)relaxing, 9)a stamp, 10)to give up, 11)a sticker, 12)thrilling, 13)to take up, 14)challenging; 15)a candle, 16)admission, 2 variant 1)homemade, 2)to run out of, 3)to talk out of; 4) neither; 5) unfortunately, 6)certainly, 7)I’d love to. 8)All right. 9)That would be nice. 10)I afraid I can’t. 11) to be going to, 12) spooky, 13)to turn on 14), to earn, 15) to go window shopping, 16) to go camping.

Make up your own sentences with interesting — interested (in), boring — bored (with), exciting — excited (about), surprising — surprised, relaxing — relaxed, thrilling — thrilled, tiring — tired

Explain with your own words 1.a couch potato, 2.MTV, 3.a climbing center, 4.a fancy-dress party, 5.rugby, 6.cricket, 7.Action Men, 8.a bouncy castle, 9. crazy golf, 1.musical chairs, 2.PlayStation Skate Park, 3.Go Skateboarding Day, 4.the Scouts, 5.Boys’ and Girls’ Brigades, 6.4-H club, 7.Halloween, 8.a climbing center

A.B., p.111, ex. 1. Vocabulary. (1) relaxing; (2) often; (3) keen; (4) twice a week; (5) interesting/thrilling; (6) never; (7) excited; (8) take; (9) hanging; (10) Sometimes; (11) interesting/thrilling

Verb Song

What are three ways to describe a future action? Can you answer the question? You can practice at future1.htm

A.B., p , ex. 2.Grammar. (1) am going to see; (2) Will you join; (3) are you doing; (4) am going; (5) Are you going/Will you go; (6) will you come/are you coming/are you going to come; (7) will talk; (8) will tell. You can practice at

FUNNY VERB SONG

Revise your grammar: to be going to, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Present Progressive (for future meaning), Present Progressive (for future meaning) Past Simple,Past Simple Past Progressive. Past Progressive

A.B., p , ex. 3. Grammar. 1) Yes, I have. I wrote it on Thursday. 2) At the stadium. I was playing football from 5 till 6. 3) No, they haven’t. They are coming back on Sunday. 4) I haven’t had the test yet. I’m writing it on Tuesday. 5) I haven’t decided yet./I don’t know yet. 6) Yes, I am. I’m going on Saturday. 7) No, I haven’t. I’m going to buy it on Friday.

A.B., p. 113, ex. 4. Grammar. 1) So will I; 2) So did I; 3) Neither can I; 4) So are we; 5) So am I; 6) Neither will I.

A.B., p. 113, ex. 5. Grammar. 1) Next year, he and his parents are spending holidays in France. 2) This year he’s had wonderful holidays at the seaside. 3) Yesterday he went to the pop concert. 4) Tomorrow he’ll call his friend. 5) Today he is very busy. 6) Every day he goes for a walk in the park. 7) Now he is enjoying a film on TV. Present Progressive (for future meaning) Present Perfect Past Simple Future Simple Present Simple Present Progressive