Spotlight 5. Read, act out презентация

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FIND 8 WORDS: SHOPS

Bakery
Florist’s
Café
Shoe shop
Newsagent’
Greengrocer’s
Toy shop
Bookshop
Chemist’s
Record shop
Fast food restaurant
Clothes shop
Jeweller’s
1.a)Which shops can you see in the shopping centre? Where are they?
- I can see a florist shop called Laura’s. The florist’s is next to Benny’s on the first floor.

A/an or the
- singular countable nouns
for the first time
Benny’s is a shoe shop.
- it is clear which person/thing we mean
The shoe shop is next to Karen’s.

b) You are at the shopping centre. Act out short dialogues. Use: a pair of shoes, some tulips, a CD, a skirt, a magazine, some aspirin, a book, a teddy bear, a meal, a ring.
A: So, what do you want to buy?
B: ________________
A: Let’s go to ____________.
B: Where is it?
A: On the ___________ floor.
A: So, what do you want to buy?
B: A pair of shoes.
A: Let’s go to Benny’s.
B: Where is it?
A: On the first floor.

1. Emma was at the shopping centre with Kelly yesterday.
2. Kelly thinks Emma’s new shoes are nice.
3. Emma’s new shoes weren’t cheap.
4. Kelly and Emma decide to go to the mall together today.
5. Emma doesn’t like the Rainforest café.
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Emma: Hi Kelly! How are you?
Kelly: Hi Emma! I’m well, thanks. What about you?
Emma: I’m well too! Do you like my new shoes? I was at the mall yesterday with my mum. We were in Benny’s shoe shop because there was a sale on.
Kelly: Oh! I love them! Were they expensive?
Emma: No, they weren’t. They were really cheap! Only £15!
Kelly: Were there any sandals in the sale?
Emma: Yes, there were lots. Do you want to go to Benny’s shoe shop together this afternoon? Then you can see.
Kelly: OK! We can have a snack at the Rainforest cafe too.
Emma: Good idea! I love the food there.

Affimative
I/He/She/It was at the café.
We/You/They were at the bakery.
There was a shoe shop.
There were books.
Interrogative
Was I/he/she/it at the café?
Were we/you/they at the bakery?
Was there a café?
Were there any cafés?
Short answers
Yes, I/he/she/it was. No, I/he/she/it wasn’t.
Yes, we/you/they were. No, we/you/they weren’t.
Yes, there was. No, there wasn’t.
Yes, there were. No, there weren’t.
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I/He/She/It wasn’t at the shoe shop.
We/You/They weren’t at the toy shop.
There wasn’t a bakery.
There weren’t any cafés.
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Emma: Hi Kelly! How are you?
Kelly: Hi Emma! I’m well, thanks. What about you?
Emma: I’m well too! Do you like my new shoes? I was at the mall yesterday with my mum. We were in Benny’s shoe shop because there was a sale on.
Kelly: Oh! I love them! Were they expensive?
Emma: No, they weren’t. They were really cheap! Only £15!
Kelly: Were there any sandals in the sale?
Emma: Yes, there were lots. Do you want to go to Benny’s shoe shop together this afternoon? Then you can see.
Kelly: OK! We can have a snack at the Rainforest cafe too.
Emma: Good idea! I love the food there.

1. There ________ a lot of people in the fast food restaurant last night. It was very busy!
2. ________ Katie at school last week? No, she ________. She ________ sick.
3. These flowers are beautiful. ________ they expensive? No, they ________.
4. ________ James and Charlotte in the florist’s? Yes, they ________.
5. That’s a pretty dress. ________ it in the sale? Yes, it ________.
6. ________ there a toy shop in that shopping centre? No, there ________.
7. Where ________ you yesterday, Sam? I ________ at the zoo with my mum.
8. We ________ at home last night. We ________ at the cinema with friends.
b) Fill in: was, were, wasn’t or weren’t
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4. In pairs, ask and answer questions using prompts in the tables
A: Where were you last Monday morning?
B: I was at school.

5. Listen and repeat.
Tony was at the zoo yesterday afternoon. Was he at the park?
The children were at the cinema.
Were the boys with Peter?
Weak form: /wəz/ /wə’/
Strong form: /wɒz/ /wɜ:’/