a letter (. 96)
What is a letter? (A letter is a written message
sent by one person to another.)
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Who do we write letters to? (Friends, family, busi
nesses, etc. )
Why do we write letters? (To tell other people
about our experiences, ideas, problems, etc. )
How do we send them? (Usually by post.)
weather symbols (. 98)
What is a symbol? Where do we see weather sym
bols? Is the weather important when making
plans? Etc.
an email (. 100)
What is an email? Do you write it on paper? How
do you send it? How often do you send emails?
Etc.
a brochure (. 101)
What is a brochure? What kind of information can
you find in one? What is this one about? Where
can you see a brochure? Etc.
Listen, read and talk about Learn
how to / Practise / Write/Make
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b) :
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(Greetings from Moscow is an opening remark;
first of all indicates the beginning of a sequence;
etc.).
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: 1 No 4 2 No 1 3 No 3 4 No 2
c) :
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S1: I spent my last holiday in Paris. I saw the Eiffel
Tower and I visited the Louvre.
S2: I spent my last holiday in Sochi, I swam in the
Black Sea.
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1 (on holiday) in Moscow.
2 the Kremlin, Red Square, St Basils Church,
Lenins Tomb, the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
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Holiday plans
and the State History Museum.
3 too tiring.
4 visit the GUM department store.
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Vocabulary
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: Last summer I was in
St Petersburg. We went sightseeing, visited many
museums. This summer I would like to go on hol
iday to Lake Baikal. I want to go sightseeing, buy
some souvenirs there. Etc.
Reading
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a) :
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T: What do you think the letter is about?
Ss: Its about someone on holiday.
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The letter is about Lucys holiday in Russia and
what shes going to do there. Lucy and her fam
ily are now in Moscow. (A, B, C 1; F, E 3)
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: Lucy is excited. Were already excited!
The city is terrific! Isnt it wonderful?
Grammar
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a) :
to be going to do
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: Im learning Spanish because Im
going to live in Spain for a while.
to be going to + main verb.
to be going to: Is this an on the
spot decision? (No.) Is this a plan? (Yes.)
(: Next summer, Im going
to sail in the sea, go boating along the local river.).
: 1 intentions/ambitions 2 plans
b) :
to be going to.
: Theyre going to visit the Kremlin, Red
Square, St Basils Church, Lenins Tomb, the
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts and The State
History Museum. Theyre also going to visit the 
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Bolshoi Ballet Theatre and the GUM department
store.
Speaking
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to be going to.
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5 .
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2 A: Where are you going to go on holiday?
B: Im going to go to Japan. Id like to see
exotic places.
3 A: What are you going to do for your birthday?
B: Im going to throw a party and invite a lot
of guests. Will you come?
4 A: What are you going to wear at the party?
B: Im going to wear my red dress. And you?
5 A: What are you going to do now?
B: Im going to talk to my parents about
changing the school.
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to be going to.
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2 A: What are you going to do?
B: Im going to rent a boat and go fishing in
June. Would you like to join me?
3 A: Where are you going?
B: To the post office.
A: What are you going to do there?
B: Im going to buy some stamps and post
some letters.
4 A: What are you going to do after classes?
Pronunciation / /
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(: summer, month, love, monkey, son,
etc.).
Writing
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Dear Olga,
Greetings from London, the UK. I arrived here with
my family yesterday and were very excited. There
are a million things to do here. First of all, we are
going to do a lot of sightseeing. We are going to
see the Houses of Parliament with Big Ben,
Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, the Tower.
Then Dad is going to take us sightseeing in a red
double decker. Sounds fantastic, doesnt it? Mum
and I are going to go shopping soon. There are so
many shops in Oxford Street. Im going to buy a
new pair of jeans and some souvenirs. Were also
going to taste some local food, perhaps fish and
chips. Im going to take a lot of pictures to show
you when I get back.
Kisses,
Andrey
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B: Im going to go shopping to buy souvenirs.
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Would you like to join me?
5 A: You are going to the supermarket in the
afternoon, arent you?
B: Yes, I am.
10 b
Whats the
weather like
A: What are you going to buy?
B: Im going to buy a film to take some pictures.
Game
:
to be going to.
Listening
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: 1 B 2 B 3 C
Vocabulary
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a)
, 18,
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: 2 cloudy 3 windy 4 foggy 5 snowy
6 sunny 7 chilly 8 stormy
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foggy
sunny.
b)
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: 1 rainy 2 windy 3 sunny 4 snowy 5
foggy
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a) :
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A: Whats the weather like in Copenhagen today?
B: Its cold and snowy with a temperature of 5
degrees C. (minus five)
A: Whats the weather like in Moscow today?
B: Its cloudy and windy with a temperature of 5
degrees C.
A: Whats the weather like in Paris today?
B: Its chilly and foggy with a temperature of 8
degrees C.
A: Whats the weather like in Cairo today?
B: Its sunny with a temperature of 30 degrees C.
b) :
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:
Cairo has the highest temperature.
In Paris the weather is warmer than in
Copenhagen.
c) :
A: What was the weather like in your area yester
day?
B: It was rainy. Did it rain in your neighbourhood?
A: Of course. What will the weather be like
tomorrow?
B: It will be cold.
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A: Its going to be snowy today.
B: I know. Ill wear my scarf and gloves, then.
A: Its going to be stormy today.
B: I know. Ill wear my jacket and boots, then. Etc.
Reading
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where she is going.) ,
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: The dialogue is about choosing the right
clothes and accessories for rainy weather.
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1 Helen; 2 a thin dress and sandals, an umbrella;
3 cloudy; 4 a coat; 5 shopping
Everyday English
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a)
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T: Which phrases would you use when talking to
your teacher?
Ss: Could I...? May I...?. Yes, sure/of course. Im af
raid you cant because.... Im sorry you may not.
T: Which phrases would you use when talking to
your best friend?
Ss: Can I...?. OK. No problem. Yes, thats fine. No
way.
b) : .
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A: Can I drive your car?
B: Yes, sure./No way!
A: Can I wear your red T shirt?
B: Of course./Im afraid you cant because its
dirty.
A: Can I borrow your umbrella?
B: OK. No problem./Im sorry you cant.
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A: May I take the day off tomorrow?
B: Yes, sure./Im sorry you may not.
Grammar
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a) .
: I. Look at how fast hes driv
ing! Hes going to have an accident. : Is
this a plan? : No. : Is this a pre
diction? : Yes. : How can we pre
dict hes going to have an accident? :
Because we can see that he is driving too fast.
, going to
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II. Im flying to Spain next week. : Is this
an action happening now or in the near future?
: In the near future. ,
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III. The phone is ringing. Ill answer it. :
Is this a plan or an on the spot decision? :
On the spot decision. ,
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Weekend fun
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Future Simple (will do).
Grammar Reference.
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A: What are you doing on Tuesday?
B: Im meeting my best friend. What about you?
A: Im seeing the dentist.
A: What are you doing on Saturday?
B: Im flying to Paris. What about you?
A: Im having a dinner party at home.
b) :
1 Im going to open the window.
2 Im going to take an umbrella with me.
3 Im going to sit by the fireplace.
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1 Shes going to buy a blouse.
2 Theyre going to fly to Rome.
3 Theyre going to eat at a restaurant.
4 Hes going to post a letter.
Writing
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: c.
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St Petersburg 24 degrees
Volgograd 30 degrees
Kazan 23 degrees
Moscow 26 degrees
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Vocabulary
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a) :
S1: Im going to fly to Rome this weekend.
S2: Im going to visit the art gallery this weekend.
Etc.
b) : Last weekend I had
a picnic.
Reading
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T: How many of the activities in the picture are
mentioned?
S1: Three. Visiting the art gallery, going shopping
and having a picnic.
T: What is Jane going to do on Saturday after
noon?
S2: Shes going to visit an art gallery and relax at
a coffee shop.
T: What is she going to do on Saturday evening?
S3: She is going to go to the local theatre.
T: What is Jane going to do on Sunday morn
ing?
S4: Shes going to go shopping and then shes
going to have a picnic.
T: What is she going to do in the afternoon?
S5: Shes going to head back home.
Grammar
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: so, because,
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: I cant drive Im only 15.
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because. ,
because. : We use
because to give the reason for an action, event,
etc.
: Im only 15 I cant drive...
so.
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, so. : It
gives the result of something.
Grammar Reference
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2 Im going to see you later because I have some
errands to run. I have some errands to run so Ill
see you later.
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Culture Corner
3 She is not going to come to the party because
she is ill. She is ill so she is not going to come to
the party.
4 He is not going to play basketball because hes
got a broken leg. Hes got a broken leg so hes
not going to play basketball.
Writing
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Study Skills.
spidergram
. spidergram
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Sunday
play tennis; go shopping; meet friends; see a play;
run errands
Saturday
go to bed early; go to the park; do homework;
cook meal; play basketball
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a) :
: opening and closing remarks.
: 1 C 2 C 3 C 4 O 5 O 6
7 C 8 C
b) :
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Dear Olesya,
Thanks for your email. I havent heard from you
for ages. Have you got any plans for the week
end? Im really looking forward to mine. On
Saturday morning Im going to go shopping. In
the afternoon Im meeting some friends and in the
evening we are going to see a play. On Sunday
morning Im going to do my homework and then
Im going to go to the park with my family. In the
evening Im cooking everyone a meal. I must go
now. Write soon.
Tanya
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Reading
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T: What country does the music remind you of?
Ss: Scotland.
T: Do you like this kind of music?
Ss: Yes.
T: Is it similar to the music from your country?
Ss: No, its different.
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T: Is this a brochure or a letter?
Ss: A brochure.
T: What is it about?
Ss: Its about Edinburgh.
T: What can you see and do in Edinburgh?
Ss: You can go to Edinburgh Castle and to the
Military Tattoo Experience. Etc.
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: You can go on a tour of Edinburgh Castle
to see the crown jewels. You can see a music and
dance show and listen to pipers playing their bag
pipes at the Military Tattoo Experience. Etc.
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T: Where could you see the Crown Jewels?
S1: At Edinburgh Castle.
T: Where could you see toys?
S2: At the Museum of Childhood.
T: Where could someone see fish?
S3: At Deep Sea World.
T: Where could you see dancers and musicians?
S4: At the Military Tattoo Experience.
T: How could you see Edinburgh from the air?
S5: By taking the ballooning tour.
Speaking
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: to be
going to.
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on a tour, attend a meeting, visit a gallery, etc.).
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S1: Catherine is going to attend the Military Tattoo
Experience because she is keen on folk music.
S2: Jeremy is going to visit Edinburgh Castle
because he is fond of architecture.
S3: Sharon is going to go to Deep Sea World
because she is interested in sea life.
S4: Tamara is going to visit the Museum of
Childhood because she collects dolls.
Project
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