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Match the words page 32 and grammar page 33 1. tennis 2. football 3. swimming 4. skiing 5. Indian food 6. Chinese food 7. Pizza 8. burger 9. orange 10.

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2 Match the words page 32 and grammar page 33 1. tennis 2. football 3. swimming 4. skiing 5. Indian food 6. Chinese food 7. Pizza 8. burger 9. orange 10. ice-cream 11. tea 12. coffee 13. cola 14. juice 15. milk Simple present tense / grammar page 33 I like football. I like ice-cream. Positive I don’t like tennis. I don’t like ice-cream. Don’t= do not Do you like football? Yes, I do. Do you like tennis? No, I don’t. I – you – we- they- like football. He- she – it likes football. Questions : What do you like ? What do they like? Short answers: Yes, I do. No, we don’t.

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5 Grammar spot page 34-35 a or an? A small flat- an engineer- a waiter- an Italian food An ice-cream- an orange- a student- an English car- a computer Taking about you/ questions in the present tense. P.35 1. Where do you come from? 2. Do you live in a house or a flat? 3. Where do you work? 4. Do you like your work? 5. How many languages do you speak? 6. Do you eat Lebanese food? 7. What games do you play? 8. Do you want to be a millionaire? Notice we don’t use is- are here

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8 Page 35-36 Check it page 35 1.Do you live in Abo Dhabi? 2.Where do you come from? 3.Do you speak Arabic? 4.I don’t speak Chinese? 5.Do you like football? Yes, I do. 6.He’s an engineer. 1. Match the countries page 36 England – English- Germany- German- Italy- Italian – Mexico- Mexican- Syria- Syrian- Japan- Japanese- Portugal-Portuguese- China- Chinese- France- French- The United States- American- Saudi Arabia- Saudi Arabian 3. Match the countries and the languages page 36 Portugal- Portuguese- Canada- French/ English France- French – Germany- German- Italy- Italian- Japan- Japanese- Mexico- Spanish- Libya- Arabic- Turkey- Turkish- Russia - Russian

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10 Page 37 Adjectives+ Nouns 1. It’s a German car. German is adjective + car is a noun 2. It’s a Chinese tea. 3.They’re Spanish oranges. 4. It’s a Korean camera. 5. it’s a Mexican meal. 6. It’s an English dictionary. 7. It’s an Italian bag, 9. It’s mineral water. 8. It’s Brazilian Coffee.

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13 How much is it page 39 How much is it? 10- ten 20- twenty 30- thirty 40 – forty 50- fifty 60- sixty 70- seventy 80-eighty 90- ninety 100- one hundred 60 p 25 pound English prices. $25 twenty five dollar. American prices

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15 Unit 6. The time. Present Simple- he/she- always/sometimes/never/ words that go together Days of the week Page 40 1.It’s nine o’clock. 2. It’s nine thirty. 3. It’s nine forty-five 4. It’s ten o’clock 5. It’s ten fifteen 6. It’s two o’clock 7. It’s two thirty 8. It’s fifteen to three 9. It’s three o’clock 10. It’s three fifteen What time is it please? It’s nine o’clock. Simple present / page 41 1.I get up at 7: 45 [ seven forty five] get up is a simple present 2.I have breakfast at 7:30 [ seven thirty] have is simple present

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17 What time do you get up simple present page 41 3. I go to school at 8: 20. go is present simple 4. I have lunch at 12:15 [twelve fifteen] have is present simple 5. I leave school at 3:30 [three thirty] leave is present simple. 6. I get home at 4:30 [ four thirty] get is present simple 7. I go to bed at 11:00 / go is present simple Questions in simple present is do with I -you – we- they Examples: Do I/ you / we/ they go to school at 8 o’clock? Questions in simple present is does with he- she-it Examples: Does he/she/it work ?

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20 Present Simple – he- she always/ sometimes/ never page 42 Eliot’s day 1.He gets up at six o’clock and he has a shower. 2.He has breakfast at 6:45 am. 3.He leaves home at 7:15 AM and he goes to work by taxi. 4.He has lunch in his office at 1:00 pm. 5.He always works late. He leaves work at 8:00 PM. 6.He sometimes buys a pizza and eats it at home. 7.He never goes out in the evening. 8.He always goes to bed at 11:45 pm. Note: 1. All underlined word are Present simple verbs 2. All verbs end with /s/ because he –she – it take /s/ 3. always- never- sometimes come with present simple verbs.

21 Questions and negatives/page 43 4. Complete the answers. 1. What time does he get up? He gets up at 6:00. 2. When does he go to bed? He goes to bed at 11:45. 3. Does he go to work by taxi? Yes, he does. 4. Does he have lunch in a restaurant? No, he doesn’t. 5. Does he go out in the evening? No, he doesn’t. We use does / doesn’t with he / she or Samia / Ahmed

22 Grammar spot page 43 Positive: He gets up at 6:00. He has breakfast at 6.45. Negative: He doesn’t have lunch. He doesn’t go to bed late. Question: What time does he have breakfast? Does he work late?

23 Page 43 Exercise 5 1.When do you leave home? 2.Does he go to work by bus? 3.Where does he have lunch? Don’t say where does he has lunch?X say : He has lunch. Does he have lunch? 4. Does he usually work late? Don’t say Does he usually works late? X Say: He usually works late. Does he usually work late.

24 Page 43 5. Does he eat in a restaurant? 6. What does he do in the evening? Exercise 6/ Write negative sentences in present simple. 1.He doesn’t live in London. 2.He doesn’t drive to work. 3.He doesn’t work in a bank. 4.He doesn’t have a lot of friends. 5.He doesn’t go to bed late. Exercise 7 complete the chart Positive I work Negative Doesn’t work Question Does he work? You workDon’t workDo you work? He/she works Doesn’t work Does he work? We/they Work Don’t workDo they work?

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26 Lois’s day/ page 44 1. She lives 2. she always gets up late. 3. She has a big breakfast 4. she goes to beach 5. She gets home 6. She works 7. she never eats lunch 8. She always cooks a big dinner 9. Often invites 10. she usually listens to the radio. 11. Or plays chess 12. sometimes she phones her brother 13. goes to bed very late. Note: These are verbs in the present simple

27 Negatives page 45 1. She lives in a flat. She doesn’t live in a flat 2. He gets up at ten o’clock. He doesn’t get up at ten o’clock. 3.She’s a business woman. She is not a business woman. 4. He goes to work by bus. He doesn’t go to work by bus. 5. She watches television in the evening. She doesn’t watch television in the evening.

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29 Check it page 45 Exercise 7 page 45 1.Do you like ice-cream? Yes, I do. 2.Does she work in London? Yes, she does. 3.Where does he work? In a bank 4.Do you go to work by bus? No, I don’t 5.Does she go to bed early? No, she doesn’t. 6.Do they have a pet? Yes, they do. 7.Does he speak German? No, he doesn’t. 8.Do they live in Kuwait? No, they don’t.

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31 Vocabulary page 46 1. Get up early- go to bed late- listen to music- watch TV- cook dinner- work in an office 2. Go shopping- drink coffee- eat in restaurants- have a shower- play chess- stay at home Do you ? Some examples page 46 Do you always get up early? Do you sometimes walk to school? Do you usually watch TV in the evening? Do you always drink coffee? Do you usually go to bed late?

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33 Days of the week/p 47 Saturday- Sunday- Monday- Tuesday- Wednesday – Thursday- Friday What day is it today? What day is it tomorrow? What days do you go to school? What days are the weekend? What days do you like?

34 Prepositions page 47 3. Write the correct preposition At nine o’clock- twelve fifteen- weekend On Sunday- Monday- Saturday--- In the morning – the afternoon- the evening 5. Complete the questions page 47 Do you have a shower in the morning? Do you get up early on Sunday morning? Do you go to work on Saturday? Do you eat in restaurants at the weekend? Do you watch Tv in the afternoon? Do you stay at home on Friday evening? Don’t say: Are you work on Sunday? X Say: Do you work on Sunday? Say: Are you happy? [ happy is adjective and not a verb]


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