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WARM UP
WORK IN PAIRS. DISCUSS WHAT DO YOU THINK OF WHEN YOU LOOK AT THESE PICTURES.

Are/is your friend a doctor?
No, they are/aren’t.
No, that/those is your passport over there.
Mine mobile is white – My mobile is white/mine is white
Write the sentences with is or possessive ’s in the correct place.
The teacher’s name is Sue.
Is this your brother’s car?
Sorry, that is my newspaper.
This is Linda. She’s Suzanne’s friend.
Terry’s coat is brown.

LESSON PLAN
Talk about some activities and interest clubs
Learn when do we use Present Simple
Revise possessive pronouns

Task 1. WORK IN GROUPS. DISCUSS WHAT IS A GOOD WAY TO MAKE FRIENDS IN A NEW CITY?

Task 2. P.18, Ex.1B. READ THE INFORMATION ABOUT INTEREST CLUBS IN DUBLIN. WHICH GROUP IS GOOD FOR THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE?

Task 3. WORK IN PAIRS. DISCUSS: WHICH GROUP IS GOOD FOR YOU? AND WHY?

Task 4. P.18, Ex.2A. WORK IN PAIRS. COMPLETE THE PHRASES WITH THE WORDS IN THE BOX. USE THE TEXT TO HELP YOU.

DO EXERCISE/SPORT

NOTE!
DO EXERCISE/SPORT DO EXERCISES

/ˈdʒʌŋk ˌfuːd/
JUNK FOOD

Task 5. P.18, Ex.2B. ADD THE WORDS IN THE BOX TO THE PHRASES FROM EX.2A.

Task 6. WORK IN PAIRS. MATCH THE WORDS TO MAKE PHRASES.

LOOK AT THESE SENTENCES. ARE THEY ABOUT REGULAR ACTIVITIES OR SOMETHING THAT IS HAPPENING AT THE MOMENT OF SPEAKING?
We meet in a café every week.
He works on a computer all day.

PRESENT SIMPLE
We use Present Simple when we talk about:
Something we do regularly (routines and habits)
EXAMPLE: I work on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

PRESENT SIMPLE
We use Present Simple when we talk about:
Something that is always true (facts)
EXAMPLE: I like dogs.
Trees lose their leaves in the autumn.

PRESENT SIMPLE
Negative sentences with Present Simple have don’t before the verb.
EXAMPLE: I don’t like bugs.

PRESENT SIMPLE
To make a question with Present Simple, we use ‘Do+subject+verb’ model.
EXAMPLE: Do you like drinking tea?
Does he like drinking tea?

PRESENT SIMPLE
You can give a short answer to the question in Present Simple:
+ Yes, I do.
- No, I don’t.

Task 7. P.19, EX.4. WORK IN PAIRS. COMPLETE THE TEXT WITH THE HELP OF THE TEXTS FROM P.18. USE THE VERBS IN THE POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE FORM.

Task 8. WORK IN PAIRS. COMPLETE THE QUESTIONS USING ARE OR DO.

Task 9. WORK IN PAIRS. ASK EACH OTHER THESE QUESTIONS.

Conjunctions are used to connect two sentences into one long sentence:
I play tennis and I swim.
You can go to the cinema, or you can visit your aunt.
Ana loves oranges, but she hates pears.

AND is used to add items to a list:
She bought apples and bananas.

OR is used to talk about options:
You can have the blue pen or the red pen.

BUT is used to show contrast:
I speak French but I’ve never been to France.

Task 10. P.17, Ex.7B. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH AND, BUT AND OR

Task 11. WORK IN GROUPS. ASK EACH OTHER THE QUESTIONS IN CARDS.
Example: