Unit 9: a healthy liétyle

Activity 1
A Pair work
What are the people below doing? Do they have healthy lifestyles?
Describe them using these words and your own ideas.
“He’s eating junk food and watching TV. He looks lazy and ...”
B Pair work
Look at these suggestions for having a healthier
lifestyle. Add two more. Then check () the ones
you think you can do.
 get up early and go for a run  go for a bike ride
 go to gym  take a long walk
 ride a bike to class  go swimming
 walk instead of taking the bus  go dancing with friends
 eat a good breakfast  avoid all junk food
 _______________________ ________________
C Join another pair
Compare your answers from part B. Why can’t your
partners do some things?
“Why can’t you go to a gym?”
“ I’m too busy, and it’s expensive!”
Activity 2
A Pair work
Look at these people. What do you think each person’s problem is?
“I think Kris wants to lose weight.”
B Listen
The people are now calling a radio show called “ How
Can I Help?” Check () the advice each caller receives.
C Listen again
Do you callers agree with the advice?
Circle Yes or no.
Activity 3
A Pair work
Take this survey. Ask your partner the questions, and check
() the answers. Then go to page 92 to score the survey.
B Pair work
Do you agree with the analysis? Who has a
healthier lifestyle?
Activity 1
Pair work
Look at these pictures. Then discuss
the questions below
Do you ever sleep in class? at work? on the bus or train?
Can you sleep anywhere, or do you need a comfortable bed?
Is it ever difficult for you to get to sleep? Why?
I never sleep during class
“Yes, You do?”
Activity 2
A Pair work
What do you know about sleeping and
dreaming? Check () True or False.
B Listen
You will hear an expert talk about sleeping and dreaming.
Were your guesses correct?
C Listen again
Correct the false statements.
D Group work
Discuss these questions
How much sleep do you get during the week? On weekends?
Do you ever take naps during the day? How do you feel afterward?
Do you usually remember your dreams?
Do you ever dream in English?
“I sleep about six hours a night during the week, but on weekends I sleep...”
Activity 3
A Pair work
Take this survey. Ask your partner the questions, and check
the answers. Then go to page 92 to score the survey.
B Pair work
Do you agree with the analysis?
C Join another pair
Discuss these questions.
What’s the longest you’ve ever stayed awake?
What’s the longest you’ve ever slept?
How do you feel if you sleep too much?
What do you do if you can’t sleep?
Are you an “early bird” or a “night owl”?
“The longest I’ve ever stayed awake was 24 hours. I studied all night for a test.”
“Wow! How long did you
sleep the next day?”
Self-study
For extra grammar, listening, and vocabulary practice,
go to pages 110 -111.
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