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2. 1 mad 2 interested 3 good 4 fond 5 keen
3. 1 fun 2 painting 3 bad 4 quick
4. 2 I eat vegetables every day but today Im eat
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3 I play volleyball every day but today Im play
ing basketball.
4 I go windsurfing every day but today Im
going skiing.
5 I play darts every day but today Im playing
chess.
6 I read a book every day but today Im meet
ing friends.
5. 1 Im studying 2 dont want, m having 3 does
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6. 1 Thats not right! 2 I dont mind. 3 Like what?
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T: What do you like doing in your free time?
S1: I like playing sports such as football and bas
ketball. I also like meeting my friends and
reading books.
T: Name some popular board games.
Ss: Monopoly, Scrabble, chess.
T: Which is your favourite board game?
S1: It is Monopoly because it is exciting and I
always win!
S2: I like chess because you have to use your mind
in order to win.
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T: What page is picture 1 from?
Ss: Its from page 70.
T: Who is in the picture?
Ss: Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse.
T: Why are they famous?
Ss: Walt Disney was the person who created
Mickey Mouse, the most famous cartoon char
acter in the world.
T: What do you expect to talk about in this unit?
Ss: About famous people from the past.
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What can you see in picture 2? What types of
shops are there? Where do you think this town is?
What do you expect to talk about in this unit? Etc.
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What can you see in picture 3? Is it old or new?
What do children do with it? What do you expect
to talk about in this lesson?
