1. Millie: Dad? I’m going out now, OK?
2. Dad: What? But Millie, you’ve got lost of homework.
3. Millie: But I’m almost finishied, Dad. I can finish tomorrow morning. I’ve got a bit of time before the English lessson.
4. Dad: Well, Millie-why don’t you finish it now? Then you can go out and have fun, and not worry about it any more.
5. Millie: Oh, all right Dad. Maybe you’re right.
6. Dad: Good girl.
English in Mind(2), pages 19-23
Topic: My Favorite Sport
Listen to people organising a group project and answer the questions to practise and improve your listening skills.
Ok.
How do you celebrate Easter in your family?
On Easter, we will paint eggs, make raisin pilaf, fry greens and drink wine.
Listen to the conversation and do the exercises to practice and improve your listening skills.
Discussion
Can you play a musical instrument? What instrument would you like to play? Would you like to be in a band?
Yes, I can play piano. I don’t and wouldn’t like other instruments. No, I like work alone.
ShowCheck your understanding: true or false
Who ran to help me when I fell,
And would some pretty story tell,
Or kiss the place to make it well?
My Mother.
Mother is considered the guardian angel of the family. And, of course, it is the mother who plays an important role in the life of every person.
Mother’s Day, also sometimes called ‘Mothering Sunday’, in the United Kingdom. For many mothers and their children it is a very special day and one day of the year when we all remember to thank our mums for looking after us and we celebrate their lives.
Most countries in the world celebrate Mother’s Day around the middle of May but in the UK we normally celebrate it in March – officially it is celebrated the Sunday three weeks before Easter.
In many families it is traditional to give a present to our mother on Mother’s Day. Very often children give their mothers a bouquet of flowers or a small box of chocolates. Young children are encouraged to make something – a small craftwork or painting – to give as a present. With older children and adults, it can be nice to take your mother out for lunch, or to have a day out together. This is good not just because you are thanking her but because you are showing your thanks by spending time with your mother.
Whatever its origins and however we celebrate this day, what is most important is that we do celebrate it. So many of us spend a lot of time fighting with our mothers – and other members of our families – but it is very rare that we pause and tell them how much we appreciate and love them.
We should celebrate and be thankful to our mothers every day of the year but, unfortunately, we often forget in our busy and fast-paced lives. This is one day of the year when we must not. This is one day of the year when we must all say to our mothers, ‘Thank you for everything.’
| 1) | What images spring to mind when you hear the word ‘mother’? |
| (2) | Can you describe your mother in one word? Why that word? |
| (3) | Should mothers stay at home and look after the kids? |
| (4) | Do you always buy your mother a present on Mother’s Day? |
| (5) | What do you think is the hardest thing about being a mother? |
| (6) | In what ways do you take after your mother? |
| (7) | What is your mother’s biggest wish? |
| (8) | Is your mother more like a mother or a best friend? |
| (9) | What do/did your mother and you argue about? |
| (10) | What do you think of Mother’s Day? Is it necessary? |
Complete the sentences with has got / hasn’t got / have got and haven’t got.
1. Jim and Ashley havent’t got the same colour eyes.
2. Sandra and Kate have got five cousins.
3. I have got a new bicycle, but I hate it.
4. I haven’t got any sisters.
Complete the dialogue with the words in the box.
a an some
A: Hello, what would you like?
B: Hi. I’d like a kilo of rice and some sugar, please.
A: Anything else?
B: Yes, and some eggs, please.
A: Ok, thay’s six Euros, please
B: Oh, and I’d like an apple, and a banana, please.
1. Why don’t you eat chocolate?
a) because I don’t like sugar.
2. Why wouldn’t you like a fighting cricket as a pet?
e) because they are very noisy.
3. Why doesn’t she like her hair?
b) because it’s wavy.
5 Why do you want to work in a dogs home.
c) because I like animals.
Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
that these those
1. I’d like these bananas.
2. I’d like those carrots.
3. I’d like that sandwich.
My favorite pet is a dog because it is very friendly, smart, cute and kind. Like me, they love to play and always protect their owner 🙂
First name: Aren
Surname: Abrahamyan
Age: 11
Address:Andranik street 98 Erevan Armenia, Oxford
Phone: 011734555
Mobile: 044081108
2. What’s your first name?
3. How do you spell that, please?
4. What’s your address?
5. Can you repat thatn please?
6. What’s your telephone number, please?
Hello, I’m Aren and today I will tell you how I spent my days at the winter camp. I was chosen for the mathematics team, and my teacher’s name is Menua. There we played various interesting and mathematical games. These games are Logical Lotto, Mafia, Uno and Doorak. In short, it was very interesting and I liked it very much. Well, that’s all for today, goodbye.
2. Ear.
3. Face.
4. Thumb.
5. Hand.
6. Hair.
7. Nose.
8. Mouth.
9. Arm.
10. Finger.
11. Leg.
12. Foot.
Hair colour-red, black, fair
Hair style-short, curly, wavy, medium-length, long
Eye colour- blue, grey, green, black
Beyonse’ got brown eyes.
Josh Hartnett got short hair.
2. What’s your first name?
3. How do you spell that, please?
4. Wat’s your address?
5. Can you repeat that, please?
6. What’s your telephone number, please?
Abrahamyan.
A-B-R-A-H-A-M-Y-A-N.
1. His.
2. Our.
3. My.
4. Your.
5. Her.
1. Studies.
2. Speaks.
3. Watch.
4. Finishs.
5. Goes.
6. Listen.
1. There are.
2. There is.
3. There are.
4. There is.
5. Ar there?
6. Are there?
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