Unit 6 FITNESS pg 58-59

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Unit 6 KEEPING FIT page 58 - 59 

In this unit we learn new words (vocabulary) and new grammar all around the subject MOVING. 

In this lesson we focus on:

Pg 58 Vocab Health.

Pg 59 Grammar Present Perfect + for / since.

Please have a look at:

Pg 156 Photobank.

Pg 138 Languagebank.

Unit 6 GET MOVING page 58 

Read the text Get Moving at page 58 of your textbook. Listen to the recordings for the correct pronounciation. 

Get Moving

Tower-running

Piloxing

Paddle Boarding

Unit 6 VOCABULARY page 58 

Listen carefully to words spoken in the next 12 slides and choose whether it's good or bad for your health.

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Choose between good or bad
for your health

1. Bad
2. Good

Unit 6 GRAMMAR page 59 

Present perfect + for / since

Watch the video and answer the questions in the next slide.

Tip: split your screen or use both 

your telephone and laptop in order 

to watch the video and answer  the

question simultaneously

In what specific situation is the Present Perfect often
used?

Where does a typical question begin in the
Present Perfect begin with?

What kind of metaphor is used to make clear that the
Past and the Now is connected?

What would be according to the speaker a better
name for the Present Perfect?

What would be according to the speaker a better
name for the Present Perfect?

Name two Verb Pieces.

Which are the two verbs in the sentence:
How long have you lived in your home?

Which are the two verbs in the sentence:
How long have you lived in your home?

How long have you lived in your home? Please answer
the question with FOR.

How long have you lived in your home? Please answer
the question with SINCE.

Unit 6 GRAMMAR page 59 

Remember:

Present perfect + for / since  

or even better: 

Present to Past / Past to Present with For and Since

Thanks!!

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