Classroom language YOU HEAR YOU SAY @ Match the phrases and pictures. @ Match the phrases. A B 1 How do you say ie in English? Very bad. 2 How do you spell it? a4, 3 Could you repeat that, please? A sheep. 4 How do you pronounce it? See you. Bye. What does awful mean? Yes, S-H-E-E-P, Can Thave a (piece of paper), please? ‘That's OK. sit down, 5 6 7 Which page is it? 8 Sorry I'm late. You too. See you on Monc 9 0 Bye. T SHEEP Have a good weekend! Here you are, b Cover column B. Remember the answers. Then cover column A. Remember the phrases. YOU READ @ Match the instructions and pictures. ‘pook ° pis -' is i IA ® C jumprel pear “Gi, Al ere pod ‘oyoe i me Howe y00X Ask and answer the questions, Howe yor Don’t write, b hi Don't speak (italian Go to page 33, circle underline complete Write down the words. Soe on tick MM choose SiPaowe. copy the rhythm [5 cross Standup match cover the text Look at the board. b Cover the instructions. Look at the pictures and remember them, Turn off your mobile (phone). Ops 1 Work in pairs, b Cover the phrases. Look at the pictures and remember the phrases. 0 MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediateAdjectives OTe ACL 1 Personality adjectives a Match the adjectives and definitions. friendly /‘frendli/ funny generous lazy shy talkative Adjective Opposite A person who talks a lot is .. talkative A person who likes giving presents is... A person who never does any work is... Apperson who makes people laugh is Apperson who is open and nice is ... A person who is nervous and uncomfortable meeting new people i b Complete the Opposite column. extrovert hard-working mean quiet "kwaist/ serious /‘siorias/ unfriendly € Cover the Adjective and Opposite columns, Look at the definitions and say the adjective and its opposite. Ops 2 Opposite adjectives a~Match the words and pictures 1-8. Opposite boring crowded "kraudid/ dangerous deindgoras/ —__ T far near modern noisy polite /po'lait/ polluted B b Match these adjectives with their opposites in a. clean empty exciting / interesting near old quiet rude safe € Cover the words and look at the pictures. Remember the adjectives and their opposites. d Put the adjectives with the correct prefix to make opposites. comfortable /kamftabl/ happy wn healthy /'hel€i/ patient /"peifant/ im polite possible tidy /tardi/ e Test a partner. A say an adjective. B say the opposite. © par ‘MultiROM www.oup.comyelt/englishfile/pre-intermediateaU a = fatch the words and pictures. head /hed! face hair arm(s) shoulder(s) /'faulda/ neck ‘eye(s) /ai/ mouth /mau0/ nose hand(s) finger(s) cear(s) stomach /"stamak/ lip(s) foot (plural feet) knee(s) /niz/ back leg(s) heart /ha:t/ brain teeth (singular tooth) toes /tauz/ EERE EERE BREE eee tongue /tan/ b Cover the words and test yourself or test a partner. Point to a part of the body for your partner to say the word. € What part(s) of the body do we use to. bite see hear smell touch /atf/ think feel kick smile __ d Test a partner. Ask What do you use to see? etc. A. In English we use personal pronouns (my, your, etc.) with parts of the body, not the. Give me your hand, NOT Give me the hand. Ops ‘MultiROM | www.oup.comy/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediateLIEN Ay OTe aC TG 1 Phrases with go a Match the verbs and pictures. go abroad /a'bro:d) D go swimming / sailing go sightseeing go camping go by car / bus / plane / train go to the beach go out at night go away for the weekend 0 for a walk b Cover the phrases and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. 2 Other holiday activities a Complete the verb phrases. buy have hire meet rent spend stay sunbathe/'sanberd/ take walk stayin a hotel / campsite on the beach an apartment friends photos a good time in the mountains / acar souvenirs é money / time around the town b Test yourself. Cover the verbs. Remember the phrases. 3 The weather — a windy fossy 6 7 E 10, cloudy klavdi/ bs Er x rain snow a Match the words and pictures. 9 sunny A All these words are adjectives except rain and snow, icine caret pe It's snowing. It snows every year. There's snow on the ground. It rarely rains. It rained a lot this morning. There was a lot of rain last year. cold hist boiling b Test a partner. Imagine you were on holiday last week. Point to a picture. freezing A Say What was the weather like? B Answer in the past simple. Tt was sunny. It rained. © pis ELEELD MultiRoM wwwoup.com/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediate £TOE 1 at/in/on Complete the chart with at, in, or on. b Look at the chart for a few minutes. Then test a partner: PLACE Buildings ‘Transport school, home, work, university ‘ashop, a museum | a bike, a bus, train, plane, a ship (not car) | the airport, the station, a bus stop France, Paris Closed spaces a surface 4 party, the door Rooms ‘park, a garden the floor, a table, a shelf, the kitchen eee the balcony, the roof, the wall TIME Months ay Dates Times February, June 2004 6 o'clock, half past two, 7.45 Seasons giieriileth Festival periods Wines morning, afternoon, wiley, New Years Dah aaa evening (not night) | Valentine's Day nog the weekend ‘A (book open) say a place or time word, e.g. Paris, Tuesday, etc. B (book closed) say the preposition (at, in, or on). Swap roles. Ops 2 Prepositions of movement Match the prepositions and pictures. under (the railway line) along (the street) round / around (the lake) through /@ru:/ (the tunnel) into (the shop) across (the road) cover (the bridge) up (the steps) past (the church) towards /ta'w. 1 down (the steps) out of (the shop) z/ (the lake) 1b Cover the prepositions. Where did the dog go? It went down the steps... O pss MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediateOTe a ULS 1 Opposite verbs a Match the verbs and pictures. Opposite buy (a house) Twin (a match) lend (money to somebody) find /lu:z/ (your keys) push (the door) pass (an exam) = be forget (a name) turn on (the TV) send (an e-mail) miss (a train) arrive (at the station) teach (a language) b Find the opposite verbs in the box. Write them in the Opposite column. “borrow (from somebody) catch fail get / receive learn leave lose (x2) pull remember sell turn off ¢ Cover the verbs and look at the pictures. Remember the verbs and their opposites. © p.31 2 Confusing verbs @ Match the verbs and pictures. 1 2 wear carry ty clothes abag win earn prize salary @ match know meet 5 i somebody somebody for the something first time make do cake fan exam, test, course lunch, dinner housework, the washing up a noise sport, yoga, aerobics 5 6 hope wait that something for a bus good will happen watch look at TV a photo 7 look look like happy your mother © p64 b Cover the words and phrases and look at the pictures, ‘Test yourself or a partner. ‘MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/englshfile/pre-intermediateat) a Match the words and pictures. Singular clothes adress atop a skirt /ska:t/ a shirt abelt aT-shirt ter /'sweta/ a suit /su a coat /kout/ atie hav a scarf a tracksuit a jacket ahat acap ablouse Plural clothes pyjamas /pa'd3a:maz/ trousers jeans shorts shoes /fu:z/ boots: trainers socks tights b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. Verbs used with clothes ‘a Match the phrases and pictures. get dressed wear (a black hat) take off (her boots) try on (a dress) ut on (her coat) b Cover the phrases. What is she doing in each picture? © piso MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediateOle aU Ld a Match the animals and the pictures. insects bee butterfly fly mosquito spider 18 wasp /wosp/ farm animals bull chicken cow /kau/ {goat /gaut/ horse pig rabbit sheep wild animals camel crocodile dolphin elephant giraffe gorilla kangaroo lion mouse (plural mice) shark tiger whale birds duck eagle swan /swon/ b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. © ps7 MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediatea Match the phrases and (es '@ RP get + adjective get divorced T get angry get fit get married 5 get lost . get + comparative = get older get worse get better get = buy / obtain get a job get a ticket get a flat get a newspaper 6 9 get + preposition (phrasal verbs) get on (well) with get on (opposite off) get into (opposite out of ) get up get = arrive get to work get home get to school = get = receive get a salary geta letter get a present get an e-mail b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself ora partner. Opn 152 MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/englishfile/pre-intermediatePhrasal verb MOTEL CLUS a Match the sentences and the pictures. We often stay up late at the weekend. The match will be over at about 5.30, Tdon't get on with my father I need to give up smoking. Please put away your clothes. Don't throw away that letter! Turn down the music! It’s very loud. ‘Turn up the TV! I can't hear. £45 THe looked up the words in a dictionary. 2 Could you fill in this form? I want to find out about hotels in Madrid. Please pick up that towel. b Cover the sentences and look at the pictures. Remember the phrasal verbs. ¢ Look at these other phrasal verb from Can you remember what they mean? getup turn on (the TV) come back turn off (the TV) go back put on (clothes) hurry up take off (clothes) go away try on (clothes) go out give back (something you've borrowed) look after (a child) come in take back (something to a shop) look for (something you've lost) sit down call back (later) look forward to (the holidays) stand up pay back (money you've borrowed) wake up write down (the words) Gr no object. The verb and the particle (on, up, etc.) are never separated. I get up at 7.30. blue =+ object. The verb and the particle (on, up, etc.) are never separated Look for your keys. NOT Look-your-keys-for. Red = + object. The verb and the particle (on, up, etc.) can be separated. 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