The document provides instruction and exercises on various English language skills. It includes reading comprehension questions, grammar exercises on the use of "should" and conditional sentences, pronunciation practice of vowel sounds, listening exercises, vocabulary building, and a song lyrics exercise. The document covers a wide range of foundational English language topics.
The document provides instruction and exercises on various English language skills. It includes reading comprehension questions, grammar exercises on the use of "should" and conditional sentences, pronunciation practice of vowel sounds, listening exercises, vocabulary building, and a song lyrics exercise. The document covers a wide range of foundational English language topics.
The document provides instruction and exercises on various English language skills. It includes reading comprehension questions, grammar exercises on the use of "should" and conditional sentences, pronunciation practice of vowel sounds, listening exercises, vocabulary building, and a song lyrics exercise. The document covers a wide range of foundational English language topics.
The document provides instruction and exercises on various English language skills. It includes reading comprehension questions, grammar exercises on the use of "should" and conditional sentences, pronunciation practice of vowel sounds, listening exercises, vocabulary building, and a song lyrics exercise. The document covers a wide range of foundational English language topics.
1. Reading
b.
Problem
A
-‐
4
&
6
/
Problem
B
-‐
2
&
5
/
Problem
C
-‐
1
&
3
2. Grammar
a.
1. What
should
I
do?
(in
B)
2. Should
I
go...
or
should
I
suggest
separate
holidays?
(in
C)
3. You
should
tell
your
girlfriend...
(in
3)
4. I
think
you
should
go
for
it.
(in
4)
5. You
should
be
there.
(in
5)
6. You
shouldn't
do
anything
in
a
hurry.
(in
6)
1. should
is
used
to
give
advice;
you
should
=
I
think
it's
a
good
idea.
It
is
not
an
obligation,
and
is
not
as
strong
as
you
have
to
or
you
must.
2. To
make
a
negative
add
not
(should
not
=
shouldn't)
and
to
make
a
question
use
an
infinitive
without
to,
e.g.
Should
I
go?
b. Grammar
Bank
(p.138)
a. 1
shouldn't,
2
should,
3
should,
4
shouldn't,
5
should,
6
should,
7
should,
8
shouldn't
b. 1
should
wear,
2
should
study,
3
shouldn't
walk,
4
should
relax,
5
shouldn't
drive,
6
should
go,
7
should
spend,
8
shouldn't
have
3. Pronunciation
a. The
/u:/
sound
is
a
longer
sound.
b. It
is
the
l.
4. Listening
&
Speaking
b. His
best
friend
flirts
with
his
girlfriend.
c. The
expert's
advice
is
for
Kevin
to
talk
to
his
girlfriend
first
to
see
how
she
feels.
If
she
doesn't
like
the
way
Alan
behaves,
then
Kevin
should
talk
to
Alan
and
tell
him
to
stop.
d. Her
husband's
ex-‐wife
rings
him
once
a
week
for
a
chat
and
always
asks
him
for
help
if
she
has
a
problem.
The
expert's
advice
is
for
Miranda
to
meet
her
friend
Bill
every
time
her
husband
meets
his
ex-‐wife.
5. Vocabulary
a. 1b,
2a,
3c
7. Song
a. 2
again,
3
all,
4
now,
5
these,
6
very,
7
longer,
8
now,
9
always,
10
any,
11
really,
12
me,
13
today,
14
please
b. 1e,
2h,
3f,
4g,
5c,
6b,
7d,
8a
8B
If
something
can
go
wrong,
...
1. Reading
b. Murphy
was
an
American
aerospace
engineer.
His
law
is
"if
something
can
go
wrong,
it
will
go
wrong."
c. 1A,
2G,
3E,
4H,
5D,
6C,
7F,
8B
2. Grammar
b. The
verb
after
if
is
in
the
present
simple
and
the
other
verb
is
in
the
future
(will/won't
+
infinitive).
c. Grammar
Bank
(p.140)
a. 1D,
2G,
3E,
4F,
5A,
6B
b. 1
tell
/
won't,
2
don't
write
/
won't
remember,
3
Will...
call
/
get,
4
'll
help
/
ask,
5
'll
phone
/
hear,
6
'll
miss
/
move,
7
listen
/
'll
understand,
8
won't
be
/
are,
9
'll
drive
/
give
e. Possible
endings
1. they
won't
have
your
size
2. the
bus
will
come
3. you
will
be
more
confused
after
the
call
than
before
/
you
will
wait
for
hours
listening
to
music
4. you
will
need
to
make
an
urgent
call
/
a
lot
of
people
will
call
you
5. you
will
find
the
'lost'
glove
3. Pronunciation
b.
1.
If
you
don't
eat
something
soon,
you'll
be
hungry
later.
2.
I'm
sure
she'll
come
if
you
ask
her.
3.
You'll
earn
more
money
if
you
work
at
weekends.
4.
If
the
film's
in
French,
we
won't
understand
a
word.
5.
If
I
cook
lunch,
will
you
cook
dinner?
4. Vocabulary
a. know
=
have
met
and
seen
sb
before
/
meet
=
get
to
know
sb
for
the
first
time
/
wear
=
have
on
your
body,
e.g.
clothes,
glasses
/
carry
=
have
sth
in
your
hand,
e.g.
a
bag,
an
umbrella
b. Vocabulary
Bank
(p.
158)
-‐ win/earn:
you
win
a
sports
match,
something
in
a
competition,
lottery,
etc.
you
earn
money
when
you
work
-‐ hope/wait:
hope
=
what
you
want
to
happen,
e.g.
I
hope
that
it's
sunny
tomorrow
wait
=
do
nothing
until
something
happens,
e.g.
wait
for
the
doctor
-‐ watch/look
at:
you
watch
something
where
there
is
movement,
e.g.
we
watched
a
cricket
match
in
the
park,
we
watched
the
children
playing
you
look
at
something
static,
e.g.
a
photo,
somebody's
passport
-‐ look/look
like:
we
use
look
+
adjective,
e.g.
you
look
tired
we
use
look
like
+
a
noun,
e.g.
you
look
like
Brad
Pitt
-‐ miss/lose:
you
miss
a
class,
a
bus,
a
plane
(e.g.
if
you're
late
/
ill)
you
lose
a
sports
match
or
lose
an
object,
e.g.
your
keys
-‐ bring/take:
this
depends
on
where
the
speaker
is.
The
teacher
(at
school)
says:
Don't
forget
to
bring
your
book
to
class
tomorrow.
The
student
(at
home)
says:
I
must
remember
to
take
my
book
today.
-‐ look
for/find:
look
for
is
the
action
of
trying
to
locate
something
you
have
lost
or
need,
e.g.
I'm
looking
for
a
new
job.
find
is
used
when
you
have
located
it,
e.g.
I
have
found
a
new
job.
-‐ say/tell:
say
is
used
like
this:
Jack
said,
'hello'.
Jack
said
hello
to
me
yesterday.
Susan
told
a
lie.
Susan
told
me
a
like.
-‐ lend/borrow:
I
lent
my
brother
some
money.
My
brother
borrowed
some
money
from
me.
c.
1
look
like,
2
missed,
3
take,
4
earn,
5
meet,
6
tell
5. Listening
b. 2G,
3D,
4B,
5A,
6F,
7C
c. Stockholm
!Munich
(south
Germany)
!Thailand
!
Bali
(Indonesia)
!Perth
(western
Australia)
!Cairns
!Brisbane
!
Auckland
(New
Zealand)
!Tokyo
(Japan)
!China
!Stockholm
Munich:
a
blizzard
/
Bali:
monsoon
/
Perth:
forest
fires
/
Cairns:
cyclone
/
Brisbane:
floods
/
Tokyo:
earthquake
and
tsunami
d.
1.
24
hours
2.
Sunny
weather
3.
Perth
4.
In
a
shopping
centre
5.
Because
Christchurch
had
been
hit
by
an
earthquake
6.
They
were
having
lunch
7.
They
went
to
China
and
nothing
happened
8C
You
must
be
mine
1. Reading
a.
1.
The
woman
has
red
curly
hair
and
blue
eyes,
and
is
wearing
a
dark
green
skirt
and
a
white
top.
The
man
has
dark
hair
and
a
big
moustache.
He
is
wearing
a
shirt
and
tie,
and
a
coat
and
hat.
2.
Outside
the
woman's
flat
/
house.
3.
In
the
19th
century.
b.
1.
He
gave
Hartley
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
blue.
4.
Because
she
hadn't
answered
his
letter.
d.
1.
She
doesn't
think
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.
2. Pronunciation
a. a.
punctuation
/
b.
the
adverbs,
i.e.
masterfully,
calmly
3. Listening
a.
1. That
she
will
go.
2. To
be
Hartley's.
b.
1. Hartley's
wife.
2. The
Montgomerys'
cook.
3. Hartley's
cook.
4. Grammar
a. 1
my,
2
your,
3
mine,
4
yours
b. Grammar
Bank
(p.140)
a. 1
my,
2
yours,
3
ours,
4
her,
5
mine,
6
their,
7
theirs,
8
your,
9
hers
b. 1
Hers,
2
him,
3
their,
4
ours,
5
theirs,
6
us,
7
our,
8
its