UNIT. The Present of Be: Statements. Illustration. Charts (See General Procedures and Suggestions) Notes (See General Procedures and Suggestions)

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UNIT 1 The Present of Be: Statements Illustration Pre-reading Questions Have students look at the cartoon. Ask: Who is the man? (A prince.) How does he look? (Happy, nice, old-fashioned.) What is the woman s name? (Cinderella.) Is she a princess? (No.) How does she look? (Nice, sweet, happy, modern, young.) Are they friends? (No.) Culture Note More and more people are using the Internet as a way to meet new friends and potential marriage partners. Typically, online dating sites require people to pay a subscription fee. Subscribers fill out questionnaires about themselves and about the type of people they re interested in, after which they are permitted access to a library of people whom they might like to meet. Internet dating has become more respectable in recent years as more and more marriages have resulted from people meeting online. Have students read the cartoon and do the Check Point. Check their answers. Grammar Point Focus Point out look at the words in bold type in the cartoon. Ask the students: Are these words nouns or verbs? (Verbs.) How many forms of the be verb are there? (Three.) What are they? (is, m, re.) Do they come before or after the subject of the sentence? (After.) Where is the word not? (After the verb.) Charts Notes Exercises Unit 1 1

Optional Communication Activity Ask students to bring in photos of their families. Have them sit in small groups and take turns telling their classmates about their families. This is my father. He s from Paris. He s a doctor. He s 42 years old and he s very tall. This is my mother... Optional Writing Activity Have students write a paragraph in which they introduce themselves. Instruct them to include: their name where they re from their age their occupation their hobbies information about their family My name is Tanya. I am from Russia and I am 24 years old. In Russia I am a nurse, but now I am an English student. My hobbies are singing and playing piano. My family is very small. There are three people: my mother, my father, and me... 2 Unit 1

UNIT 2 The Present of Be: Questions Illustration Pre-reading Questions Have students look at the cartoon. Ask these questions: What is a phobia? (A kind of fear.) What is the man afraid of? (Fish.) Is the shark real? (No.) How does the woman feel? (Worried, confused.) Have students read the cartoon and do the Check Point. Check their answers. Grammar Point Focus Point out the word in bold type in the cartoon. Ask the students: What is the first word of the question? (Are.) Is it singular or plural? (Singular.) What is the answer? (Yes, I am.) Charts Notes Exercises Optional Communication Activity Have students play a version of the game Find Someone Who. First, write a list of common phobias and give the list to the students. Students circulate and ask each other, Are you afraid of? They write the name of a classmate who answers Yes. The list could include fear of: snakes spiders heights water elevators dogs the dark flying bats number 4 Afterwards, survey the class about the results. Ask Who is afraid of? Students answer with short answers: Hiro is. A: Are you afraid of snakes? B: Yes, I am. Unit 2 3

Optional Writing Activity Arrange for a mystery guest to pay a visit to your English class. (If no real person is available, you can play the role of the guest.) Before the visit, instruct students to prepare a list of ten yes/no and wh- questions to ask the guest. During the visit, call on various students to ask their questions. EXAMPLES: Where are you from? Are you married? What is your job? Are you afraid of anything? etc. 4 Unit 2

UNIT 3 Illustration The Present Progressive: Statements Pre-reading Questions Have students look at the cartoon. Ask these questions: Where are the people in the cartoon? (On a train.) One person is getting on the train and one person is getting off. What is in their hands? (Cell phones.) Who are they talking to? (They are talking to each other.) Have students read the cartoon and do the Check Point. Check their answers. Grammar Point Focus Have students read the words in the speech bubbles. Ask: What is the verb in the first and third sentences? (Am getting.) What form is the verb in? (Present progressive.) Is the time of the verb now or every day? (Now.) Charts Notes Exercises Optional Communication Activity Bring in (or have students bring in) magazine or newspaper photos of train stations, airports, etc. Put students in small groups and give each group three to four pictures. Have students take turns describing something that is happening in one of the pictures. Classmates point to the picture being described. Alternatively, have students take turns reporting what is happening inside or outside the classroom. I m standing in front of Ms. Brown s classroom. The students are sitting at their desks and... Unit 3 5

Optional Writing Activity Ask students to pretend they are traveling and write a short letter to a friend or relative. They should answer these questions: Where are you writing from? Where are you going? What are you doing? Are there other people around? If yes, what are they doing? What is something that is not happening? Dear Laura, It s 8:00 P.M. I m sitting on the hotel lobby. My brother is making a phone call. We are going to Venice today... 6 Unit 3

UNIT 4 Illustration The Present Progressive: Questions Pre-reading Questions Have students look at the cartoon. Ask: What is the man doing in the first picture? (Sleeping.) Is the man sleeping in the second picture? (No.) How does he feel? (Angry, unhappy, surprised.) Have students read the cartoon and do the Check Point. Check their answers. Grammar Point Focus Have students read the words in the speech bubbles. Ask: What is the subject of the question? (You.) Is the subject the first word of the question? (No.) Which words are the verb? (Are, sleeping.) Charts Notes Exercises Optional Communication Activity Have students role play a phone conversation between two friends living in different countries. One of them is asleep when the other calls. A: Hi. Sergio. this is Marco. B: (sleepy): Who? What? A: What are you doing? B: I m sleeping. It s 2 o clock in the morning. What are you doing? etc. Unit 4 7

Optional Writing Activity Ask students to write an e-mail to a friend who lives in another country. Remind them to ask questions using the present progressive. Dear Steve, It s 1:00 A.M. here in Los Angeles, but I m not sleeping. I m writing a composition for my English class. Well, actually, I m very bored and that s why I m writing to you. What are you doing right now?... 8 Unit 4