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Go back to the text and decide whether the following cognates are True or False.
Ii MEANING
adventurer
actually
publicist
realize
s tendency
imaginative
Writing~
Now you have the chance to do your own
zodiac. Read the text again and take the
adjectives that best describe your
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personality and character. Then read it to personaHty ' but - - - - - - - '
and· l,
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the class to see if they agree or.disagree.
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RITING. IMwyi~ign shows possible acHons
possible careers
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WB page 32, 33
Role-play
Student B . . . .· . .
You are the customer. You ,;1r~'vef¥{~ ')t/t.b c:C>trle(Ask as many questions as
you can about your life: Us8 the
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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
So don't be supersticious
because if you're supersticious
You're gonna lose your rabbit's foot
Planets will align against you
You're gonna hurt yourself when you knock on wood
because if you're supersticious
Every girl you meet is gonna be a witch
You'll always live on the thirteen floor
You're gonna loose the races and you'll never get rich
So don't be supersticious!
The Oracle Game
a. Work this game in pairs.
b. Student A . You found an oracle to discover the answers to many questions. Think about
your daily life, you should ask the oracle grammatically correct questions. Use the clues
on the chart below to ask them. If you ask the question in a correct way, you win a point.
3 If not, your partner gets a point. There are 12 possible questions that you can ask.
c. Student B. You go to page 83.
Make groups of 3 or 4.
Don't forget to bring: scissors, glue, old magazines and all the necessary things to do
your project.
WB page 34
Self..Evaluation
K-0
bark v. the cry of a dog.
leash n. a rope to fasten the success n. the gaining of fame,
dog. wealth, etc.
Mary put the leash on the dog surgeon n. a doctor who
to take him out. specializes in surgery.
What do you need when you travel? Match the pictures with the words.
1. suitcase
2 backfack
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3. sun!flasses
4. tickets .□
S. camera
{,_ swimmin!J trunks
7. swi111mti1J suit
8. underfants
1. sleef,n!f ba_J
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10. tennis shoes
11. first a,d kit
12 flashltjht
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13. f a5SfOrf
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14. credit cards
~v \_______ Jt· TS. camcorder
Verb Search. Find the past participles of the following verbs in the suitcase and
complete the chart.
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need,,.,, speak give Rememb.er t~e th~(tor reg~lc{yerbs; you add -~d. )
plan ✓(n .. \ build find to for.rn the pa;t'.Ond p~ist partic;iple' - .. .
have visit ✓ read
be break ✓ make
.\ ciean ·. ... : cle9Ae,d \ : .
play/ catch do close closed
get go discover v
' And the irreGlJlmnoes, have aspeci~~ :for;,,,
take enjoy/
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WB page 35
Listen and read.
If youY answeY ts
" ljave you ever visited the most exotic place
in the world?
No/We £nviteyou
'" Have you ever danced raga-raga or Reggae?
" Have you drunk the famous cocktail:
Coco-loco?
" Have you heard about the Sea of the Seven Atlantic Ocean.
Colors?
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She has written manv books
(visit) (bulid)
(play) (plan)
Few countries can be as proud of the variety of natural resources as Colombia: its white sandy beaches,
mountains, unending plains, jungle, exotic vegetation, and archeological sites. These fantastic locations seem
to be lost in time. And we can't forget, of course, its warm and friendly people. We invite you to visit
Colombia, to travel to its beautiful corners, get to know its folklore and its people eat local dishes and drink
the best aromatic coffee in the world. Welcome to Colombia!
_EADING STRATEGIES
are• Vv'?rdsthat referto something that has _been said earlier in the _text
or something that is going to be said after. For example:
:few countries that can be as proud of the variety of natural resources as Colombia:
ifs white sandy beaches, mou_ntains ...
Its: refers to Colombia's.
Thesefontastic locations: refers to the white sandy beaches,
mou!ltains, unending. plains, jungle, archeological sites, etc.
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Few countries: refers to Colombia (something that is said after.)
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1k Now go back to the text and find out what these references stand for.
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Can you find more references in the text? What do they refer to?
Writing. The following letter as s ,,\me mistakes. Change some words by references.
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find someone in
the Class who ...
1. - - - - has ridden a horse.
Notes
2. - - - - -eaten frog 1egs.
Notes
3. - - - - - PlaYed a rnusica1 instrument.
Notes
4-. - - - - -taken french Classes.
Notes
5. - - - - slept for sixteen hours.
Notes
6. - - - - - done bungee jumping.
Notes
7. - - - - -visited the roost important rnuseurns in the city.
Notes
8. - - - - - been on a diet.
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Imagine that your parents are going to give you a trip abroad. Work with a
partner, read the two brochures and decide which is the best trip for you.
Discuss the questions with your partner and then report it to the class.
• Where do you want to spend your next vacation?
• Which is the best place to stay?
• Ho\.'\/ much does each package tour cost?
• What does each trip include?
• Which are the best attractions?
• Which package offers the best tours?
• What advantages and disadvantages does each tour have?
• Which one did you decide on? Why?
Student A reads this aclvertisement and Student B goes to page 83.
ORlAN~O
Enjoy your next vacation in Orlando
like your own home.
Comfortable homes fully furnished
and equipped.
Just a few minutes from the
attractions.
Pleasure
$ 200 - 4 hours
Discovery Island
$ 300 - l day
(transportation and food are not included)
Work in groups of 4 or 5.
Go to the library and look up the following information about the country: important
cities, currency, attractions, food, population, etc.
Design a brochure.
Invite students from the other classrooms to see your brochures and
explain your designs to them.
Now! Consolidation
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Answer the following questions using personal information.
Self-Evaluation
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