Come to the youth Club.
6 Ask Ss to read again morÄ™ carefully to write the correct names.
Vocabulary
Personality adjectives
7 a Recall Ask Ss to look at the example words. They then look at the Word bank on page 131 and write the words in the correct lists (positive/ negative). When checking the answers. Ss listen and repeat words chorally.
Vocabulary: Personality adjectives
7a Recall Look at the personality adjectives in the Word bank on page 131. Then write the words in the correct lists.
Positive: clever, cute. easy-going. friendly, funny, generous, hard-working, helpful, kind. loyal. polite. tidy
Negative: annoying, bad-tempered, bossy, lazy, mean, quiet, rude. shy, unfriendly, untidy
b Extension 1.04 Ss decide if words are positive. negative, or both. They can mark the words in their book V,or *=’, or write lists in their notebook.
Students listen to and repeat the words.
Positive: cheerful. confident. good fun, honest, intelligent, modest, patient, relaxed, sensible, sociable Negative: big-headed, dishonest, duli, impatient. moody. selfish Both: sensitive. serious, talkative
8 Explain that pairs must match each sentence with an adjective from Exercise 7. Point out that Ss will need to use different forms within the exeroise the. she. thev1.
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5 03 Listen and read. What’s Mia going to do?
Greg: Bye, Polly. See you tomorrow.
Ryan: Nice to meet you. Mia. Bye!
Mia: They re nice.
Polly: Yes, they’re a bit big-headed sometimes, but they’re really good fun. I them a lot Mia: they to our school?
Polly: No. they . but we otten together at the Club.
Mia: What Club?
Polly: The youth club. We there once or twice a week. you to come next time?
Mia: Yes. thanks. That would be great.
[ Exam link: phrases |
• See you tomorrow. • hang out
• That would be great.
S Answer the questions.
Who ...
1 is a bit big-headed? Greg and Ryan
2 goes to Mia’s schocl?
3 meets every week?
4 gives an invitation?
5 accepts an invitation?
clever _ annoying
b « w Extension Listen and repeat. Then add the words to the lists in Exercise 7a. Which three words could go in both lists?
• big-headed • cheerful • confident
• dishonest • duli • good fun • honest
• impatient • intelligent • modest • moody
• patient • relaxed • selfish • sensible
• sensitive • serious • sociable • talkative
8 Look at the prompts. In pairs, describe the people using the adjectivcs in Exorcisc 7.
1 John thinks he's fantastic.
A: What’s John like?
B: He's big-headed. He thinks he's fantastic.
2 Andy and Sue never tell the truth.
3 Ben gets good marks at school.
4 Kate never stops talking.
5 Alex and Shaun like meeting people.
6 Jim isn t very interesting.
7 Fay’s happy one minutę, and sad the next.
8 Nick and Penny don t think about other people.
9 os Go to page 134.
2 They’re dishonest. 3 He’s intelligent.
4 She's talkative. 5 They’re sociable. 6 He’s duli. 7 She's moody. 8 They’re selfish.
9 a 1.05 Ask Ss to turn to page 134 in the SB. Point out the emboldened syllable indicates stress and ask Ss to listen and repeat the words.
b 1.06 Ask Ss to listen and underline the stress.
accept annoying believe brother clever generous impatient inyjte often serious sociable tÄ…lkative unfriendly untjdy
c 1.07 Ss listen and repeat, practising in pairs.
10 Give an example of your own then give Ss a few minutes to think about which adjectives to use. Ss then work in pairs to
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