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- 1. English file Pre- Intermediate Unit8C – Possessive pronouns
- 2. • Famous stories– pictures quiz (5 mins) • Discussion questions reading and stories (10 mins) • Listening – Story – discussing photos (5 mins) • Listening – Story – comprehension (5 mins) • Listening – Story – new vocabulary (5 mins) • Listening – Story – part 2 – lead in (2 mins) • Listening – Story – part 2 - comprehension (5 mins) • Pronunciation focus – reading aloud (5 mins) • Pronunciation focus – reading aloud practice (5 mins) 50 • Famous stories quiz (10 mins) • Grammar – possessive pronouns – highlighting (5 mins) • Grammar – possessive pronouns – Presentation (5 mins) • Grammar – possessive pronouns – exercises (10 mins) • Grammar – possessive pronouns – speaking practice (5 mins) • Vocabulary building – adverbs of manner – highlighting (5 mins) • Vocabulary building – adverbs of manner – forming (5 mins) • Vocabulary building – adverbs of manner – exercises (5 mins) • Vocabulary building – adverbs of manner – Game - how would you? (5 mins) • Words from the class vocabulary quiz (5 mins)
- 3. Little red riding hood Goldilocks and the three bears PeterPan The tortoise and the hare
- 4. • What sortsof things do you enjoy reading? • How often do you read something in English? • Do you have any favourite books from when you were a child? Which ones? • If you have children, how often do you read with / to them? (If not how often would you read to them?)
- 9. 1. He gaveHartley Vivienne’s address. He offered to follow her. 2. He left the detective’s office and went to find where Vivienne lived. 3. She looked about 21, her hair was red gold, and her eyes sea- blue. 4. Because she didn’t answer his letter.
- 14. 1. She doesn’tthink she would enjoy living in the suburbs. 2. He told her she could come to the city whenever she wants. 3. At the Montgomerys’. 4. Because she has someone else.
- 17. 1. He saidHéloise must go. 2. She promised Hartley she would be his.
- 19. 1. Hartley’s wife 2.The Montgomerys’ cook 3. Hartley’s cook
- 21. The Tale ofPeter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter was rejected many times, so she self-published 250 copies. It has now sold _ _ million. 4 5 A) 15 B) 20 C) 45
- 22. Roald Dahl’s bookThe Twits was triggered by his desire to ‘do something against ___________’ – he had a strong dislike of them. beards A) beards B) old people C) country people
- 24. Dr Seuss’ firstbook was rejected by over _ _ publishers; his books have now sold over 500 million copies worldwide. 2 0 A) 10 B) 15 C) 20
- 25. On average, acopy of Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar is sold somewhere in the world every ________. A) minute B) 5 minutes C) 10 minutes minute
- 26. J.K. Rowling, authorof the Harry Potter series, does not have a middle name. Joanne Rowling included “K” for Kathleen after her ____________. grandmother A) daughter B) mother C) grandmother
- 27. Lewis Carroll casthimself in Alice in Wonderland. His part? The _______. A) the rabbit B) the dodo C) the mad hatter dodo
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- 35. 1. It's mybook. (pause) It's mine. 2. It's her scarf. (pause) It's hers. 3. They're our coats. (pause) They're ours. 4. It's his bike. (pause) It's his. 5. It's your phone. (pause) It's yours. 6. It's their house. (pause) It's theirs. 7. They're your sweets. (pause) They're yours. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
- 37. dreamily (line 24)slowly (line 25) completely (line 35) suddenly (line 43) masterfully (line 49) calmly (line 51)
- 38. Adjective Adverb quiet quietly Add-ly sad sadly possible possibly Change –ble to –bly comfortable comfortably lazy lazily Remove y add -ily angry angrily good well Irregular fast fast hard hard ? ? ? ?
- 39. • angrily • lazily •quietly • sadly • seriously • slowly
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- 42. Take a cardfrom the pile and then describe it to the other members of the group. You can give clues to help them guess the adverb. For example You kiss someone like this You stroke a cat like this The others can ask questions to try and guess the adverb Can you speak like this? Can you walk like this? The object of the game is to guess the adverb
- 43. It’s how youhold an egg It’s how you said good bye to your family when you came here
- 45. a. punctuation b. theadverbs, i.e. masterfully, calmly
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