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Welcome

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Welcome

Last week: "pets and vets"

These are the dogs 

I had

Vocab A: TB p. 65 

Let's read text on p. 57 (TB)

The UK's 10 most popular pets

Idioms:

• *hopping mad about=furious
• *to be upset=confused
• *though
• *ponds
• *bowls 
• *breeds

Idioms:

• *eventually=in the end
• *Britons
• *however
• *bald
• *kept in cages
• *addiction
• *fizzy drinks=sparkling

Idioms:

• *tortoise=turtle
• *to have in common
• *generally
• *to celebrate

Exercise 5

• fish:   the UK's most popular pets
• cats:   brought to Britain by the Romans
• dogs:   came from wolves
• birds:   mostly kept in cages
• tortoises:  live for about as long as humans do

Exercise 6

• indoor; outdoor
• 2. (British) ponds; fish bowls
• 3. magical powers
• 4. signs of good luck
• 5. food

Exercise 6

• 6. allergies 
• 7. budgies; parrots
• 8. fizzy drinks
• 9. oldest
• 10. Thomas; 130

Animals can be quite funny ..............................................

Let's watch a video

to prove it!

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Welcome

Homework:

Exercise 7

Exercise 7:

1. perhaps
2. nut
3. indoor
4. in common 
5. feather
6. bald
7. seed

        Vocab B

                Exercise 3 

Wild animals

• parrot
  
• lion
  
• tiger
  
• elephant
  
• snake
  
• dolphin
  
• giraffe
  
• leopard
  
• wolf
  

Pets

• parrot
  
• snake
  
• guinea pig
  
• bird
  
• cat
  
• dog
  
• fish
  
• rabbit
  
• turtle
  

Exercise 4:

Landscapes  etc.

• mountain
• ocean
• desert
• island
• hill
• waterfall
• jungle
• lake
• cave

• berg
• oceaan
• woestijn
• eiland
• heuvel
• waterval
• oerwoud
• meer
• grot

Pets and animals

Workbook

page:

97

exercise:

16

Grammar 10 (TB page 59)

To do 

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Welcome

Today's plan:

• *Check exercises 13 and 14 (HOMEWORK)
• *Watching (exercise 16)
• 
  
• The more we do the less homework you will get !

Grammar 10 (TB page 59)

To do 

Exercise 13

• Does it have sharp teeth?
  
• Do they have whiskers or gills?
  
• Do tigers eat leaves or meat?
  
•  Does her pet have soft fur?
  

Exercise 13

• Do lizards live in cages?
  
•  Does Joe’s parrot have feathers?
  
• Does Susan's dog like cat food?
  
• Do those animals have rough skin?
  

Exercise 14:

• Guinea pigs don't have wings.
  
• This dolphin doesn’t live in the desert.
  
•  A snake doesn’t have feathers.
  
•  Fish don’t have whiskers.
  

Exercise 14:

• That tortoise doesn’t eat cats.
  
•  A tiger doesn’t live in the sea.
  
•  Lions don’t eat nuts and seeds.
  
•  My rabbit doesn’t like meat.
  

Watching

Textbook page 59

 Workbook page 97

Exercise 16

• Watch 'Pets and animals'
  
• Answer the questions

*doesn't have a pet

*likes dogs

*is allergic to cats

*has fish

*Lily

*Lily, Jack, Sophie, Olivia

*Jack

*Jack, Oliver

*has a cat

*would like to live on a farm

*works with animals

*thinks polar bears need to be protected

*Oliver, Harry

*Jack, Oliver

*Oliver

*Lily, Olivia

Homework:

• Do exercise 15  (WB pp. 96 and 97)
• Study Vocab A, B and C (TB pp. 65 and 66)

Good luck !

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Welcome

Homework

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Let's deal with 

exercise 15

• 1 Does a parrot live in the desert?
• 2 it doesn’t live in the desert.
• 3 Do cats have gills?
• 4 cats don’t have gills.

• 5 Do elephants live in groups?
• 6 don’t live in groups.
• 7 Do you like elephants?
• 8 I don’t like elephants.

Textbook:

page 57
Read:
The UK's ten most popular pets

Workbook:
page 92 + 93
Exercise:

5 + 6 + 7

Klaar? 

C: Listening

Play

Now you!

Please write at least 6 sentences about the pets; how do they react to the homecoming?

Use the present simple.

'Mel jumps up and down'

Lesson goal

• I understand a short film of someone talking about pets and animals
  
• I have completed the exercises to go with the short films

Today:

• check homework
• quick quiz about questions and negations with to do
• F Watching: Pets and animals + exercise
  
• Do homework: lesson I exercise 22 t/m 24 page 101 t/m 102 act. book

Today's Goal: I understand a short film of someone talking about Pets and animals

Hobbies

Reading was a popular hobby in the Victorian era. 

Another favourite pastime of adults and children alike is the keeping of a scrapbook. Popular scrapbook subjects include angels, children, birds, butterflies, pets and fans.

examples

“I don’t have much time to play games.”

“They don’t have many pets.”

“I got lots of games for my birthday.”

“Does he have a lot of books?

“Few boys like romantic comedies.”

“Does it take lots of time to finish the game?”

“I need a little more time.”

“There was little money left for shoes.”

examples

“I don’t have much time to play games.”

“They don’t have many pets.”

“I got lots of games for my birthday.”

“Does he have a lot of books?

“Few boys like romantic comedies.”

“Does it take lots of time to finish the game?”

“I need a little more time.”

“There was little money left for shoes.”