Rank these situations from m ost to least enjoyable.
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Ex 3
Read and listen to the article on p 39.
Number the situations in the photos in the order that they are referred to in the article.
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Do in pairs:
ex 4+5 p 38
ex 1+2 p 39
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ex 4
1 C
2 A
3 A
4 D
5 E
6 B
7 B
8 A
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Cleft sentences
Cleft sentences with:
- What .... -> focus of attention: end of the sentence
- It ... -> focus of attention: beginning of the sentence
- All... = the only thing
Another way to add emphasis: add do or does to a positive sentence
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To do:
grammar ex 2+3 p 40
finished?
Go to the online platform > unit 4 > empathic structures 1+2+3
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Listening p 41
To do: ex 1
To do (individually)
Do Vocabulary ex 1+2 p 40
Do Reading ex 1+2+3 p 42
Finished? Go to the online platform and continue where you left off yesterday.
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Vocabulary
ex 1
a 8 b 6 c 7 d 4 e 9 f 5 g 2 h 3 i 1
ex 2
1 pranks 2 gets 3 punchline 4 hilarious 5 giggles
6 found 7 at 8 light
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Reading
ex 2
1 Her profession has always been a male-dominated one; her early life was also unconventional as she was living in the UK as the daughter of a political refugee from Iran.
2 She has appeared on political discussion programmes
and on a dance show; and she’s written a book.
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ex 3
1 because female comedians have always been in the
minority
2 because her father had criticised the government and so the family were no longer safe in Iran
3 It was diff icult adapting to a new culture, and living with the threat to their safety from Iran.
4 She and her dad told jokes about their situation to help make light of things.
5 because she would go on to tell jokes for a living
6 She says she was very nervous.
7 She feels she doesn’t have to choose one identity; she
values both
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Grammar: boosting (p 43)
> ex 1
Rule:
after the verb to be
before other verbs
between auxiliary and main verbs
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To do:
Grammar ex 2 p 43
Vocabulary ex 1+2+3
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Grammar: ex 2 p 43
1 He is undeniably one of the funniest actors in the world.
2 The Interview is undoubtedly his best film.
3 It is literally the funniest film I’ve ever seen.
4 He clearly loves playing losers.
5 His performance in Steve Jobs was utterly convincing.
6 He will definitely win an Oscar one day.
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Vocabulary ex 1 p 43
1 g
2 h
3 d
4 a
5 f
6 b
7 c
8 e
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ex 2 p 43
1 head off
2 joke
3 have; last laugh
4 laughing stock
5 joking aside
6 other side; face
7 laughing matter
8 burst out
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Literature (p44)
Listen to the extract and do ex 3+4
Finished? Go to the online platform > unit 4 > grammar > boosting
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ex 3
1 because they had lots of time
2 there was very little actual potato left
3 the process was very messy
4 there was lots of room left in the pot
5 it allowed you to use up lots of different left-over food
6 a rat; they’d never heard of rats in Irish stew and thought it would be safer not to include it
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ex 4
1 to spare
2 scrape
3 in the way of cooking
4 be on the safe side
5 half smothered
6 odds and ends
7 every little helped
8 fished out
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To do:
- revision exercises (key > Teams)
- Test yourself (book p 47) (key > Teams)
- passive exercises (key > Teams)
- online platform > do revision exercises
grammar unit 3+4
timer
25:00
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Test yourself p 47
1
1 in
2 off
3 stock
4 out
5 beginner’s
6 up
7 down
8 punchline
9 matter
10 giggles
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GRAMMAR
2
1 speak
2 It
3 didn’t speak
4 What
5 could speak
6 hadn’t spoken
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3
1 I’ll do certainly certainly do all I can to help you.
2 Unless we don’t leave now, we’ll miss the train.
3 If I hadn’t eaten so much, I wouldn’t have felt feel so ill
now.
4 It was the journey what that was most fun.
5 He’s made clearly clearly made a lot of enemies.
6 Provided that Imagine you could go anywhere in the
