8 Living together Unit summary Unit opener Practised and tested in 13 star tasks and tests Vocabulary Vocabulary Personality adjectives: charming, generous, jealous, lazy, Aims loyal, proud, selfish, sensible, sensitive, strong, stubborn, talkative, Learn personality adjectives. thoughtful, unpredictable, vain 3 Develop cultural awareness and expression. Relationships and phrasal verbs: fall out, get on with, look 7 Develop linguistic communication. up to, make up, pick on, put up with, tell off, turn to 2 Develop learning to learn competence. Conflict: battle, independence, intimidate, peace, ruled, violence 4 Develop sense of initiative and entrepreneurship. Word builder: difference, diversity, happiness, independence, 5 Develop social and civic competences. sadness, tolerance, violence 1 Develop digital competence. Learn it!: sensible and sensitive; attend and assist Exercise 1 Grammar Ask students to look at and, in groups, discuss the people in The first conditional: If + present simple = will + infinitive the photos. Encourage them to think about what they are The second conditional: If + past simple = would + doing in the photos and whether that says something about infinitive what kind of people they are. will for promises Elicit feedback. Discuss whether first impressions are a reliable guide to someones character. Useful language Exercise 2 Talking about Chinese zodiac signs Focus students attention on the adjectives in the box, check If you are born in , you will be the meaning of these and drill pronunciation. Students will What will you be if you are born in ? probably know some of the adjectives already. Encourage I think is a because stronger students to explain or translate the adjectives for I dont think he / she is a because the rest of the class. Pay particular attention to the false friend Writing about a sports event sensible (exercise 5 also focuses on this). is a sports event for Ask students to work in pairs and decide which words are positive qualities, which are negative and which can be both. It takes place every year(s) in Conduct class feedback. Encourage debate, as some of the There are different sports answers are a matter of personal opinion. It takes place in and lasts for days / weeks. SUGGESTED ANSWERS Functional language Positive: charming, generous, loyal, sensible, strong, thoughtful Negative: jealous, lazy, selfish, stubborn, unpredictable, vain Apologizing Both: proud, sensitive, talkative I apologize for Im so sorry. Exercise 3 Im really sorry about Ask a student to read the instruction and question. You could Ill do better next time. start the exercise off by telling the class two positive and It wont happen again! negative qualities that you think you have. Give them examples. Next time Ill remember to (+ infinitive) Ask students to think about their own qualities. Some students may not be comfortable doing this, so you may want Thats all right. to give them the option of doing this exercise silently and not Never mind. asking for feedback. Dont worry about it. If you and your class feel comfortable with this, conduct some class feedback at the end and share examples.
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Exercise 4 $3.13 Exercise 7 $3.14 Audio script pT140 Focus students attention on the comments and ask them to Tell students they are going to listen to an interview with an choose adjectives from exercise 2 to match each one. Do the expert on the Chinese zodiac. Play the recording for them to first one as an example if necessary. listen and check which animal year they were born in. Allow students to compare their answers in pairs before playing Conduct class feedback. Were their ideas in exercise 6 correct? the recording for students to listen and check their answers. Do they think their birth animal reflects their personality? ANSWERS Why / Why not? 1 proud Optional activity 2 selfish 3 stubborn Ask students to choose 35 personality adjectives to describe 4 vain their best friend or a member of their family. They can be 5 talkative positive adjectives or a mixture of positive and negative. 6 unpredictable Encourage them to tell each other about their chosen person, giving reasons for their choices of adjectives, e.g. My older Exercise 5 sister is quite generous. She often lets me borrow her clothes Read through the Learn it! box with the class. Ask students if andjewellery. the word sensible exists in their language. Ask: Does sensible They could do the same thing for themselves, though some have the same meaning in your language as it does in English? students might find this embarrassing. Point out that many English words that look similar to words in the students language also have similar meanings. However, the point here is that some English words that look Culture note familiar actually have different meanings. Thats why they are Chinese New Year called false friends. Celebrations for the Chinese New Year, or Spring Festival, Ask students to copy and complete the two sentences in their begin in January or February. The festival lasts for fifteen notebooks. days and involves family gatherings, rituals, lighting of lanterns, special food, fireworks and processions. Each year is Check answers with the class. represented by a different animal on a twelve-year cycle. ANSWERS 1 sensible Exercise 8 2 sensitive Play the video for students to watch and interact with. v Vocabulary practice v Interactive video 13 star tasks to practise the vocabulary. Also available on the Tests and Resources Multi-ROM. Round up: Unit 8 Episode 8: Important relations Optional activity Duration: 3.55 minutes Ask students to write their own sentences with sensible Topic: Talking about the important people in your life and sensitive. Tell them to leave gaps in order to test Task: Answer the interactive question at the end of the video. their classmates. Then invite some students to read their sentences aloud and elicit answers from the rest of the class. Video scripts are available on the iPack Resources tab. Further practice Exercise 6 Vocabulary, Workbook page 64 Vocabulary reference, Workbook pages 112113 With books closed, write zodiac on the board and elicit what Vocabulary worksheets, Tests and Resources Multi-ROM this means for students. Elicit anything they know about the Chinese zodiac. Open books and ask students to look at the zodiac wheel. Ask them to work in pairs to think of the English word for each animal. Refer them to the text to check their answers. Now ask them to read about each animal in more detail and decide which animal reflects their personality best. They can discuss this in pairs or small groups. Conduct class feedback. Ask some students to say which animal year they think they were born in and explain why. (You could ask them to guess which animal you are.)
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