Unit 11. What do you eat?

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Period 73:
Unit 11 : What do you eat ?
Lesson 6: Grammar practice
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
1) The simple present tense:
Form:
(+) S + V/ Ves/s
(- ) S + don`t/ doesn`t + V
(?) Do/ Does + S + V ?
The present simple is used to
- talk about things in general.
- say that something happens repeatedly.
- say something is true in general.
Uses:
Exercise 1/P.122): Complete the dialogues:
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
1) The simple present tense:
- Do you .. noodles?
- Yes, I .. noodles.
- .. you .. rice?
- No, I ..... rice.
- ... she .. chicken?
- Yes, she ... chicken.
- .... she .. fish?
- No, she ...... fish.
a)
b)
like
Do
Does
like
likes
like
don`t like
Does
like
like
doesn`t like
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
Contrast: present simle and present progressive tense
Present simple
Present progressive
Form:
(+) S + V/ Ves/s
(+) S + am/is/are + Ving
(-) S + don`t/doesn`t +V
(?) Do/Does + S + V?
(-) S + am/is/are +not + Ving
(?) Am/Is/Are + S + Ving?
Uses:
The present simple is used to
talk about things in general.
- say that something happens repeatedly.
- say something is true in general
The present progressive is used to talk about something that is happenning at the time of speaking.
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
She eats a lot of fruit.
She ..... an apple now
b) They drink juice. They ..... some juice,
at the moment.
c) He rides his bicycles everyday
He .... his bicycle at the moment
d) She goes to bed early. She .... to bed now
e) She gets up early. She ..... up now
f) She travels by bus. She ..... by bus now
Ex5/ p.123: Put the verbs in correct tenses
"present simle and present progressive"
is eating
are dinking
is riding
is going
is getting
is travelling
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
2) The article: a/ an
a/ an + countable N
some + countable and uncountable N
any : in interagative/ negative
Eg:
Are there any noodles?
No, there aren`t any noodles.
- I`d like some beef.
* some/ any
a) - Do you have .. bananas?
- No, I don`t have any bananas, but I have ...
oranges.
- I would like ... oranges, please.
b) - Do we have .. drinks?
- There is ... fruit juice on the table.
c) - Do we have .. soda?
- There is .... on the shelf in the kitchen
- I would like . can of soda
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
2) The article: a/ an, some/ any
Ex2/ P.122: Complete the dialogues
any
some
some
some
any
any
some
a
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
3) Adjectives:
tall > < short
long > < short
hot > < cold
fat > < thin
heavy >< light
weak >< strong
full > < hungry
S + be + Adjective
Eg:
He is tall
a) He isn`t tall. He is .... .
b) He isn`t fat. He is ... .
c) He isn`t heavy. He is ... .
d) He isn`t weak. He is ... .
e) He isn`t hungry. He is ... .
f) He isn`t hot. He is ... .
g) His lips aren`t full. They are .. .
h) His hair isn`t short. It`s .. .
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
3) Adjectives:
Ex3 /P.122: Complete the sentences
short
thin
light
strong
full
cold
thin
long
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
4) Question word:
Who
Where
Which
What
What time
How
How many
How much
How old
a) - ... is in the living room?
- Bi and FiFi are in the living room
b) - .... is Bi doing?
- He`s doing his homework
c) - ...... homework does he have?
- He has a lot of homework
d) - .... is FiFi doing?
- She`s sleeping
e) - .... is she?
- She`s under the table
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
4) Question word:
Ex4/ p.123: Complete the sentences
Who
What
How much
What
Where
Rewiew grammar structures
in Unit 9+10+11
Unit 11: Lesson 6: Grammar practice/p. 122-123
Homework:
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