1. UNIT 2

2. HAVE (1) I have a car. You have a laptop. He has a driving license. She has a meeting. We have a bank account. They have a problem.

3. HAVE (1) I don’t have a car. You don’t have a laptop. He doesn’t have a driving license. She doesn’t have a meeting. We don’t have a bank account. They don’t have a problem.

4. HAVE (1) Do you have a car? Does he have a driving license? Does she have a meeting? Do we have a bank account? Do they have a problem?

5. TRANSLATE 1.Ja imam dobar plan. 2.On nema sastanak. 3.Imamo li četiri stolice? 4.Nemam šefa. 5.Ona nema rezervaciju. 6.Martha ima dvije pomoćnice. 7.Ima li John veliki ured? 8.Tim ima problem.

6. HAVE GOT (2) I’ve got a car. He’s got a license. Have you got a car? Has she got a double room? I haven’t got any information. She hasn’t got any money.

7. WRITING E-MAILS Dear Sir or Madam, Could you please tell me the price of a double room? Do you have any free rooms from 29 May to 1 June? I would also like to know which facilities your hotel offers. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Yours faithfully, XY

8. HOTEL FACILITIES shuttle bus parking lot swimming pool business center electronic safe conference room fitness centre

9. THERE IS /THERE ARE There is a hotel in the next street. Is there a parking lot near the hotel? Yes, there is. /No, there isn’t. There are two conference rooms. Are there any computers there? Yes, there are. /No, there aren’t. How many rooms are there? 100. PAIR WORK: P. 19/150

10. POLITE REQUESTS Excuse me, could I have a single room? May I open the window? Can I leave my suitcase here? Could you please send me an e-mail? Can you please pick him up at the airport? p. 20 E 1, 2, 3

11. STAYING AT A HOTEL pick up the key make a reservation arrive at the hotel check in at the reception use an elevator unpack a suitcase park in a parking lot unlock the room take a shower have dinner in a restaurant watch tv P. 21 H 1, 2

12. WHAT’S THE TIME? It’s five o’clock. It’s five past five. It’s a quarter past five. It’s twenty past five. It’s half past five. It’s twenty to six. It’s a quarter to six. It’s ten to six. It’s six o’clock. P. 23 B 1, 2, 3 P. 24 DEF It’s five oh five. It’s five fifteen. It’s five twenty. It’s five thirty. It’s five forty. It’s five forty-five. It’s five fifty. a.m. (morning) p.m. (afternoon and evening)

13. WHAT TIME … What time do you get up? What time do you have lunch? What time does the plane take off? What time does the meeting end? At 5 o’clock. At half past five. At midnight.

14. TIME, DISTANCE, FREQUENCY How far is x from y? It’s two kilometeres away. How long does it take to get to x? It takes 20 minutes. How often does the train go? Every fifteen minutes. P. 25 EFG

15. TRAVELLING BY PLANE land go to the arrivals terminal go to the baggage claim get on /board the plane check in go through passport control take off buy duty-free wait in the departure lounge go through customs P. 26/27 AB

16. COUNTABLE /UNCOUNTABLE a bottle of wine 3 bottles a car 4 cars a bag of sugar 2 bags of sugar a cup of tea 2 cups wine sugar tea peace love money information advice

17. HOW MANY? (COUNTABLE) A TABLE A GIFT CARS PEOPLE COUNTRIES HOW MUCH? (UNCOUNTABLE) BUTTER COFFEE MONEY SUGAR P. 27 C

18. SOME/ANY/A Do you have a car? Do you have any plans for tomorrow? Do you have any information about this company? p. 28 DEFG I have a car. I have some plans. I have some information. I don’t have a car. I don’t have any plans. I don’t have any information.