Attitude starter workbook pdf

Attitflde yJ9r999< 9‡:]rš2r Mickey Rogers Kate Fuscoe John Waterman Barbara Garside Luke Prodromou Attittlde Workbook Starter Mickey Rogers Kate Fuscoe John Waterman Barbara Garside Luke Prodromou Page Grammar and Language procice Vocabulary Instructions in the book V_ Word order Conversations Numbers 0-10 my, your, his, her Word search: numbers 010 10 be (am, are, is) Countries 12 Nationalities be (negative statements) Word search: countries and nationalities 14 Information questions Numbers 11-100 ‘be (information questions) 16 Jobs alan Word search: jobs 18 Yes / No questions and short answers ‘Odd-one-out 20 be (singular and plural forms) Personality adjectives 22 Adjectives V G V @ V_ Meeting and greeting Ordering a conversation Matching sentences and responses Introductions Identifying speling and Punctuation errors Matching questions and answers Completing a conversation Finding the extra word Word order Ordering a conversation Contractions with be be, countries and natonaliies -Readingand Listening | Hello / goodbye R conversation Identifying names fom speling L identifying a Whats your phone number? E Countries L V @ v @ Numbers 11-100 v ‘Completing a @ registration form V_ Completing a conversation Whatdoyoudo? G v Word order Personal information @ Ordering a conversation _ Understanding short v conversations Subject pronouns Understanding G Error correction questions V V Word order What are they like? Finding the extra word Adjectives be (all forms) 24 Personal possessions V Word dictation this / these / that / those @ Singular or plural? Word search: personal possessions v 26 Adjectives V Word order Opinions Noun + 's G Sentence completion (Odd-one-out v 28 Word order with its + time @ City times Time v Time 30 Events and places Prepositions at/on/in Word search: events and places 32 where + be 94 Places Prepositions of place V Completing a conversation @ v @ Word order Error correction Completing a conversation \V Sentence completion @ 36 there is / are G Finding the extra word Places v 38 Is/ Are there? @ Word order Yes / No questions Word search: places from Unit v L The alphabet Word stress L R L Wordstress L R Ẻ L_ Plural endings L L R Word stress ic Ordering a conversation R Times L Dictation A posteard E R Where's the market? Interpreting amap L_ Sentence stress R Places in a city My hometown Ae there any museums? Dictation t R bs E Grammar and Unit7 tcan Conyou; — yo > lesson 40 Abliles ‘A part-time job LeSon2 42 Part-time jobs Short answers with can and can’t V Word order Abilities Lesson 44 v @ V Word order @ G Questions G Ordering a conversation @ v V Finding the extra word V Instructions Abilities “imperative! Lesson Family relationships Lesson Appearance Unit Routines Language practice Word search: abilities 46 48 Lesson Your family, our family 50 Lesson 62 Atypical doy Lesson2 Do you? Instructions Imperatives Family have / has and short answers Appearance be or have is or have / has Subject pronouns/ ossessive adjeclWøs Possessive adjectives Word search: words from Unit 8, lesson Routines 54 Activities Word order in simple present questions Simple present questions ‘and short answers Lesson I don't eat 58 Simple present, negative sentences meat Negative sentences ‘Health Word search: words from V Word order V_ Error recognition v Word order Word order G s G Word order 66 Lesson Free time Kinds of movies and TV programs G Question forms with like / likes G Word search: free time activities 70 Present progressive Speling of ver +-ing Late for a date 72 Questions with the present progressive Present progressive Present progressive short answers Lesson A the beach 74 V and where 68 Free time activities Vacation activities ‘Ajob interview R ‘Anna's family My family L L Descriptions L My family L A.normal school day RL My day Spelling the days of L Atypical week at college the week L The time of day and R activities An interview on health L R ‘An ordinary weekend L Things {like and don't tke is ‘Simple present with like Finding the extra word The movies Movies and TV R programs | like L Word order Spelling words answers Me and my music R Matching questions and V_ Word order v @ Ordering an e-mail @ Odd-one-out @ Ordering a conversation G e V Jimmy Bennett š The child actor, Jenna Boyd Word order ‘Simple present / Ordering a postcard present progressive G Apostcard Word search: words from Unit 12, lesson v Music I Ike staying at home Present progressive ‘What are you doing? Sentence stress R_ Word stress L ¥ Information questions: with what, who, when, L can/can't Unit 9, lesson v 58 Simple present, 3rd person Word order singular @ Matching sentences Matching questions and answers 60 Collocations V_ Ordering words Frequency @ Matching questions and answers 62 Categories V_ Matching sentences like+ noun G Error correction Word search: words from Unit 10, lesson v 64 Special ables L L L L Choose the correct word to complete each sentence @: Hi, Kathy Sonia, _ is Mary , Karen _,ImAnn , this is Linda a a a a a I'm this Sam This Im b b b b b hello goodbye I'm Helo Bob   ⠜ Sam is Goodbye Goodbye this Listen and circle the letter of the conversation you hear Conversation a A Hello, Mark B Hi, Joe b A Goodbye, Mark B Bye, Joe Conversation a AHi, I'm Greg B Hello, I’m Sally b A Hello, Greg B Hi, Sally Conversation a A Paul, this is Bob B Hi, Bob b AHi, I'm Paul B I'm Bob Conversation a AHi, Jane B Hi, Lee b A Bye, Jane B Goodbye, Lee Match the words or phrases with the pictures Look at the picture Repeat Complete the conversation, Read Listen 45 Introductions Language practice: ordering a conversation Pronunciation: the alphabet Language practice: matching sentences and responses listening: identifying names from spelling Language practice: identifying spelling Language practice: introductions and punctuation errors Number the sentences to put the conversation in the correct order HINT: Look for names in the sentences This can help you understand the order of the I’m Amanda Evans _ Nice to meet you, too = Nice to meet you, Amanda = Hello, I'm Greg Barton What's your name? conversation Match the sentences and responses Nice to meet you a P-E-A-R-S-O-N How you spell Pearson? c I’m Susan Brown What's your name? d_ Nice to meet you, too This is Carrie Martin Bye, Mary eo ke Ne Circle the correct word s What's / How's your name? How you name /spell Warren? Nice / I’m to meet you Hello, / Goodbye, I'm John Mason What's you / your name? What / How you spell Suzanne? Meetings and greetings b Goodbye, Kate e Nice to meet you, Carrie I'm Laura Hayes | - @ _ Listen and circle the letter you hear TẾ Listen and circle the name you hear a a a a a a a a Jenson Forbes Rowen Masters Allen Parks Eison Burton b b b b) b b b b Jones Soares Lowell Martin Ansel Barker Isaak Vining © Hanson © Sears © Wamen Maxwell ¢ Enders œ Barns © Ellis e Vinton ee Circle the incorrect word in each sentence Then write the correct spelling or punctuation oN Wat's your name? How you spel Joe? Naice to meet you Im Cindy Davis oak @ Goodby, Simon Nice to meet you, to His and her Language Language Language Listening: practice: matching questions and answers practice: completing a conversation practice: finding the extra word What's your phone number? § Vocabulary: numbers 0-10 Grammar: my, your, his, her Word search: numbers 0-10 Match the questions and answers Jast name What's your name? What's your e-mail address? What's her name? How you spell Brian? What's his phone number? What's his last name? Notice key words in the questions and answers, for example, e 0t G N HINT: B-R-I-A-N My name is Cliff (240) 651-3842 Ortega Debbie2@jkl.com Her name is Jenny Smith Complete the conversation with words and phrases from the box tổ mm GP Hi first name you phone number what’s your Hi Whats (1) Halley How (2) H-A-L-L-E-Y, Thanks And what's your (3) Dave What's your (4) last name, please? spell Halley? ? (301) 482-3071, Okay And (5) dhalley@dh.com your e-mail address? @: G@ N = em Circle the extra word in each sentence MyI name is David What's is your name? I'm my Laura, This is name Bill My e-mail phone address is joe@alt.com Nice I'm to meet you Listen to the conversations and write the missing numbers (212)6 1-40 — 612)_ 8m — ` (2 )4 86 (_ (98_ _ )4 )_— —_ #56.“ Write words to complete the table a 6 10 yero Look at the pictures and read the conversations Choose the correct word HINT: Remember we use his for males and her for females, A Excuse me What's my / your name? B_I'mBill Jones A What's his / her e-mail address? B_ susank@bd.com A What's his / her name? B_ Steve Jennings A What's your / his phone number? B_ My/ Her phone number is (512) 408-9763 Do the word search The theme is numbers 0-10 Zs TP": ẽẽẽ.4,A © ————— 0HKILEUXPbBWyL —-——— lý 02/9 J7 2U 00010095; Pos Ooo | ÂN i @ONNeT NSESOSNEESa| CDEWNG ITY VP | ZN0SVWNCHI TY ẨD DU MUKTD %-— — jm" † tt! | đốn.” TS Meetings and greetings Lữ” ›j Countries Language practice: word order Language practice: contractions with be Grammar: be (am, are, is} Language practice: ordering a conversation Vocabulary: countries Listening: countries Order the words to make sentences ./m / Spain / from N is /./ from / She / Spain Where / from /?/ are / you Australia / Mel Gibson / / from / is is / Where / ? / from / Robbie Williams don’t /./1/ know Write am, are, or is in each blank to complete the sentences Use full forms: am, are, is HINT: Remember that names (e.g Jane ‘Smith, Miami) take the same verb form as he, she, it Pio Penelope Cruz _ from Spain Where youfom? I _ from Canada Where Renee Zellweger from? Where pizza from? It _ from Italy New York in the United States This Bob Jones Number the sentences to put the conversation in the correct order I'm Hi, I'm I'm from Australia I'm Carmen Moreno What’s your name? _ from Spain And you? _ Brandon Walker Where are you from, Carmen? Write the correct contractions to complete the table uni Full form Contraction Tam 6) ‘You are (2) He is (3) She is (4) Itis (5) Personal information Unit Tì Nusic Lislening: spelling words Grammar: information questions with Listening: me and my music Language practice: word order Listen and write the words you hear eNoae one Reading: music Order the words to make sentences Each sentence is part of a conversation MB I/ terrible / No, / think / 1/ don't / it’s / G like / / Do / country / you / music about / music / ? / And how / world great! / it / Yes, 1/ it’s / love / / think favorite / your /? / And who / singer / is @ what, who, when, and where Language practice: matching questions and answers French / Manu Chao /singer/ / The Complete the questions with the words from the box a are they? They are my brothers and sisters is he from? He from Canada is your favorite singer? My favorite singer is Mariah Carey is the concert? is the movie theater? It’s in the center of town you normally exercise? I usually exercise on the weekend does she do? is your favorite song? It’s at eight o'clock Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan She's a dentist Match the questions and answers Who is Manu Chao? Where is he from? 3° What languages does he sing in? a He plays world music b He's a singer and he plays the guitar c Punk, reggae, ska, rock, Flamenco, Rai, d_ He sings in French, Spanish, English, What kind of music does he play? salsa, and rap What are his musical influences? Portuguese, and Arabic e He's from Paris, France Read the text about this person and music Complete the text with the words from the box Use each word only once sing guitar salsa concerts singer rock group listen Music (1) is important to me.I like reggae, rock, and world music My favorite music is (@) Ot — — (6) _at college with three friends I love music 1(7) _ to it when I go to college and at home in the evening I sometimes go to(8) _ on the weekend Listen to the conversation about Sarah’s interest in music Underline the correct answer mm Sarah likes a_ Sarah’s favorite music is Sarah’s favorite singer is Sarah's favorite song is hip-hop and pop b_ hip-hop and salsa a reggae a Gregory Isaacs b b rap Bob Marley Sarah plays a “No Woman No Cry” a the guitar b “Sister, Sister” Sarah a can sing b can’t sing Sarah a sometimes goes to b never goes to concerts concerts b the piano am HH Free time 1 Vocabulary: free time activities Vocabulary: free time activities Language practice: word order Reading: | like staying at home Grammar: question forms with like/ likes Word search: free time activities Match the verbs with words to make phrases swimming visiting surfing a_ the Internet going b_ to theradio © cooking watching doing d_ Italian food e out with friends f£ aerobics g at the pool listening h shopping with my friends aDVD i my family Read the list of free time activities Complete the sentences with the words and phrases from the box ` There's a fantastic swimming pool in my neighborhood I like on weekends 1]ike on Saturdays We go to the park, concerts, and movie theaters ecarvoaan I don’t live with my mom, dad, brother, and sister I like have lunch on Sundays to Ilove music [like in the car when I drive to work I'ma history student I like for information for my history projects My family loves food I like , especially Chinese food Tike with my friends We normally go to the two malls on King Street My children like animation We like on Saturday evenings Regular exercise is important for me I like on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evening Make the sentences into questions Write the questions Use the subject in parentheses to form the question ` sa there He likes cooking Korean food (he) like playing computer games (you) Lees he like cooking Korean food? She likes going out with her friends (she) ‘They like visiting their family (they) You like swimming (you) He likes shopping with his friends (he) We like doing aerobics (you) She likes listening to the radio (she) SSS eee Order the words to make sentences reading / he / Does / ?/ like like / / exercise / She / doesn’t / doing !/ don’t / They / cooking / like sports /?/ like / you / Do / playing computers / He / using / / like / doesn’t homework / ! / don’t / like / They / doing Does / ? / sister / shopping / your / like playing / like / computer / We / / games Read the conversation between a young man and woman Circle the correct answers to complete the conversation Woman So, (1) does / are / you like going out? No, I (2) do/ doesn’t / don’t | like staying at home Oh! And what (3) does / / is you like doing? Watching TV and DVDs I often play computer games with my brother ‘That's interesting And er you (4) like / likes / doesn’t like cooking? Me! (5) Do / Does / am I like cooking? No, but my brother (6) is / does / do! What (7) / is/ does he cook? He (8) like / does / likes cooking fast food Fast food? Yes, he (9) is / likes/ like hamburgers and hot dogs Really! That’s interesting Do the word search The theme is free time activities Grammar: present progressive Grammar: spelling of verb + -ing Grammar: present progressive Listening: present progressive Grammar: present progressive Language practice: ordering an e-mail Write the correct form of the verb be to complete the sentences I _ having lunch You doing housework He_ surfing the Internet She playing computer games The telephone ringing We watching a movie You doing homework They playing soccer Write the correct form of the verb + -ing to complete the table Verb watch Verb + -ing 6) 4) go (3) play 6) take (8) study have write (a) (6) () dance shop swim (9) (0) aa get (a2) Write the correct present progressive form of the verbs from the box to complete the sentences Use each verb only once listen surf read dance take watch sleep cook My sister a book Mymom to music ‘Two people My classmate My brother and sister My dad We The dog NW Doing things salsa the Internet pizza an exam, in the yard TV lo) Listen to eight extracts What are the people doing? Match the extracts and the actions Extract a The students are taking an exam Extract b The boys are playing soccer Extract Extract Extract Extract Extract Extract c¢ d_ e f g h I'm doing housework The telephone’s ringing She's listening to music He's sleeping They're having lunch We're swimming Match the sentence beginnings and the sentence endings She's shopping Theyre swimming b video games My brothers playing cat the mall d e an exam at college Spanish lessons My dad’s doing exercise My friends are taking f at the beach g atthe gym I’m listening h_ housework 6 My sister and her friends are having My mom's doing a tomusic Number the lines to put the e-mail in the correct order sleeping! — Bob and the children They don’t have school My parents are here, too They are — —_ Hi Yuki, / in America today IUs July 4® - Independonce Day! "m at home with —_ 'Write to me Love, Cecilia What are you doing? It’s one o’clock in the afternoon here in San Francisco and — —_ five o'clock in the morning in Tokyo You are I'm writing to say hello How are you? It’s a national holiday playing with the children in the yard Bob’s cooking lunch Late for a date Grammar: present progressive short answers Language practice: What are you doing? ride cook play read a ca a a listento a amotorcycle dinner computer games abook b b b b ahorse soda the piano awebpage © œ œ œ acat vegetarian food swimming amagazine d d_ d d abicycle spaghetti soccer lunch theradio b_ theteacher c TV d aCD a ataxi b yourhomework c_ exercise d_ housework take a anexam b_ breakfast c a picture d abreak write a apicture b ane-mail © a postcard d a letter She's playing tennis He’s cooking spaghetti I'm writing an e-mail You’re playing computer games We're taking a break They're playing soccer Ss te tennis? Listen to two people talking about what they are doing Read the sentences and check True or False Carolyn Carolyn Carolyn Rosie is Rosie is is shopping is shopping with Anna, Sylvia, and Rachel is having fun doing homework having fun True False Be Gr ;E] aa 8> gl a @ Read the conversations Write the correct words to complete the conversations Use contractions where possible Conversation A (1) B_ No, they (2) A What (3) B They(4) Bi ordering a conversation Read the sentences Then write the question form Grammar: questions with the present progressive Listening: oak @ Grammar: present progressive Circle the word in each list that does not go with the verb ene Language practice: odd-one-out Doing things Conversation they playing soccer? they doing? playing basketball A 6) B_ No, she (6) A (7) she writing an e-mail? 's she doing? B She(8) playing a computer game Look at the pictures and write the correct short answers Use contractions where possible Are they playing soccer? Are you cooking? Are you listening to the teacher? Is he reading a magazine? Is she riding a bicycle? Are they taking an exam? Number the sentences to put the conversation in the correct order Oh What are you watching? — — Hi, Oliver It’s John What are you doing? _ — Is it a horror movie? Hi, John I'm watching a DVD Dracula Goes to College — — I'm studying for a biology exam — No, it’s a comedy What are you doing? At the beach Vocabulary: vacation activities Language practice: ordering a postcard Grammar: simple present / present progressive Language practice: word order Language practice: a postcard Word search: words from Unit 12, lesson Look at the picture Read the sentences about the picture For each sentence check True or False ` ‘Two people are sunbathing A person is drinking juice ‘Two children are running on the beach ‘Two people are taking a walk, Four people are playing volleyball A person is reading a book ‘Two children are eating ice cream ‘Two people are swimming Trụ ie False Q a Q Qa ene Eee) Ooo) Q a ) O Q a Order the words to make sentences playing / The / / with / children / are / parents / their magazine / ! / not / reading / I'm / a a/mom / Are / taking / ? / and dad / your / walk cream / My / and sisters / ice / / eating / brothers / are on the /?/ you / sunbathing / Are / beach playing / aren’t / / They / volleyball a Doing things Read the conversations Circle the correct answer 1A B_ A B_ A BI A B_ Is your vacation fun? Yes We have / are having a fantastic time! Where are the children? They watch / are watching TV Where you live? live / am living in Chicago Whatkind of music does she like? She likes / is liking pop and rock A Do you like playing volleyball? B Yes, I play/ am playing on Monday and Friday A Rebecca, it’s Kate What are you doing? B_ I study/ am studying for an exam A What does he like doing on weekends? B_ He likes / is liking seeing friends A Where's Mom? B_ She cooks / is cooking dinner Number the lines of text to put the postcard in the correct order Hi, Alexandra, we’re on vacation in Florida It’s fantastic We're _ sitting in a beach bar Ben and Isobel _ having fun I'm ice cream And where's Joe? _ See you next week He’s reading a stupid sports magazine! Love, Holly_ — are swimming Frances is sitting on the beach and eating Circle the correct answers to complete the postcard Hi Sarah, || in How (1) is he / are you? I'm on vacation in (2) the office / Jamaica with my friends I'm sitting | (9) a beach bar / a movie theater and I'm drinking | (a) mango juice/ breakfast My friends are (5) doing housework/ playing volleyball At home I (6) eat ice cream / housework all day In the evening I usually (7) ride a bicycle / watch TV This vacation is really (8) different / boring! See you soon Love, Lou Do the word search The theme is words from Unit 12, lesson Grammor summory Unit 1 (Whetis) his her Answer Your My "ig Her ™™H Robort/Sonia _ David/Anna Leonard Laura Form You are (You're) He is (Hes) She is (She's) Tt is (it's) Youare not Brazilian He is not Sheis not Itisnot Form Question No,Fm not He's fun Ishe fun? Yes,heis No,heisnt She's fun Is she fun? Yes, she is Isitfun? Yesitis No, she isn’t No,itisnt Unit Verb be: all forms Affirmative is am is his name? youFom?I she? Tam not (I'm not) ‘You are not (You aren't) He/She/It is not) (Hes/She's/It's) We are (We're) (You aren't) (He isn’t) He/She/It is not French You are (You're) Korean isn’t) (We aren't) (They aren't) This/these/that/those Use Use this/these to identify objects close to you What is this? Use that/those to identify objects at a distance What are those? Note: Use it/they to answer about objects Verb be His name is Paul toss (22s It’s a wallet ‘They're purses Form am from Rio Unit3 Aoran Use Use an before nouns that start with a vowel Singular Plural Question What's this/that (in English)? What are these/those (in English)? Possessive ’s Use She's an engineer He’s an architect Use % to indicate possession That is Sandra’s book He’s a student and she’s a teacher Form Use a before nouns that start with a consonant Grammar summar French ‘They are not (They're) (It (He/She/It isn’t) We are not ‘You are not (You aren’t) ‘They are (She isn’t) Subject She Negative Tam (I'm) Statement Question Verh be Subject 76 Yeslam Itsfun, Verb be: information questions How old AmI fun? You're fun Are you fun? Yes, you are No, you aren't Tam not (Fm am (I'm) Where Negative short answer T'm fun ‘You are (You're) Negative Affirmative What Affirmative short answer Form Verb be: statements with am, are, is I question Unit Affirmative Yes/No Use Use to indicate relationships between people or people and things What's your name? My name is Sally my Whats your Form Possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her Form Question Yes/No questions Name + 's + noun Answer It’s a briefcase They're pens Grammar sum Unit Yes/No questions and short answers Use It’s + time Use to ask questions about location Use Form Use It’s + time to ask about and give the time Form lâm em What time is it? It’s ten o'clock Use at +a time: The party is at eight o'clock at + night: nine o'clock at night at + place: The party is at Susie's house on +a street: Susie’s house is on Bryan Avenue in + a continent or country: China is in Asia Beijing is in China Plural there isn’t Yes, there is./No, Yos, thero are./ Are there any restaurants? No, there aren't Can/can’t for ability Use tt 0kecaditg Tean dance but I can’t sing in + the morning/afternoon/evening: The movie is Form Where + be Can and can’t are the same for all forms ý pectic conn Subject be:NT yher + beto ask about locati location ` He/She/It Question Answer Singular Where is (Where's) It’s at Grace Plural the wedding? Where are the Ural Mountains? Cathedral ‘They're in Asia, They play chess speak German drive Yes/No questions and short answers with can Use Use to ask and answer questions about ability Form Prepositions: next to, across from, between, on Use There is/are + there isn’t/aren’t ee co aay (a omens eat: «supermarket, There's Use to say that something doesn’t There isn't a bank Form Affirmative There's (There is)a mall on King Street Therearo two malls on King Street cutee Can Subject Base verb Can Use to say where a place is Plural ae can/can't We Unit Singular swim ee Form near here? Unit in the evening Short answers Singular Is there abank Question Prepositions at, on, in Yes/No question exist Negative ‘There isn’t (is not) a mall ‘There aren’t (are you/he playthe pine! ase Yes/No Subject C2 Yes, can I/he ag yp a Imperatives: affirmative and negative Use for instructions and orders Open your books, please Check your answers Form Affirmative Base verb Work Look in pairs atthe photos Negative Don't Base verb Don't (Do not) work look in pairs at the pictures not) any malls, Grammorsummary 77 Grammdr summ Unit Unit 1 Have/has Use Form Use to talk about family relationships Form Affirmative statement UWou/We/hạy_ He/She/It vyourwerthey ow/Wel'™Y Heo Thave a brother ister 48 sister: They have two children He has two sisters Subject Singular 1/You Plural We/You/They Negative statement I don’t have any ildron children We don’t have Singular She has one aunt She doesn’t have When Yes/No question Do you have any Che? Short answer Yes, Ido a sister Do they have any No, they don’t Does he have any brothers? Yes, he does sisters? Does she have a brother? No, she doesn't, Use Use to describe appearance and personality Jim is tall He has brown hair Form be + adjective She is friendly have + adjective + noun Thave brown hair Possessive adjectives Use Use to indicate possession and family relationships This is Mary and Paul Jefferson, and their son, Mike That's his dog Form Singular Plural SubjecL Possessive Subject Possessive pronoun adjetive pronoun adjective I my we our you your he his they their she her Object goto go Time school/work at to school/work at Form word nề Verb Simple present: questions any aunts He doesn’t have Be vs have in descriptions ee Simple present: I, you, we, they Question Auxiliary Plural nie Subject word Verb Answer Yes, I do./ No, don't Do you work? you work? Do they work? Yes, they do./ they — work? They work on Twork on weekends No, they don't weekends Negative statements Form Singular Plural Subject 1/You We/You/They Don't don’t don't Verb drink sat coffee meat Unit 10 Simple present: 3rd person singular Use Use to talk about permanent situations, routines or facts Use with subjects he, she, it He lives in Miami She gets up at 6:00 The Earth has five continents Form Yes/No question Does he/she have a dog? Information question Where does he/she work? Short answer Yes, he/she does No, he/she doesn't Affirmative Negative He/She works He/She doesn’t in a school work in a bank Grammar Frequency adverbs with the simple present tense Like/doesn’t like + noun or -ing verb Use Use to talk about things you like and don’t like I like sports I don’t like reading Use Use to describe the frequency of habitual actions J always get up early Form Form subject + frequency adverb + verb 100% always 80% 60% usually/ — often normaily 1/You/ like cooking He/ likes swimming We/ don’t spaghetti She/It doesn’t the beach They 40% sometimos 0% never Use Use to talk about actions in progress at the time of speaking It’s 12:00 My mother is cooking lunch Use to talk about things people like and don't like I don't like coffee Form Form Subject be 1/You/We/They Negative Yes/No questions Information question He/She Affirmative Negative Yes/No Subject + don’t like + noun Do+subject+like + noun Question word(s) + + subject + like You Do they like horror movies? What kind of food you like? She/It + noun cats Does + subject + like Does he like fast + noun food? question + does + subject + like does she like? What kind of music Unit 11 Wh- questions Use Use what for questions about things and activities What is that in English? What you do? Use who for questions about a person’s identity Who is Russell Crowe? Who is the president of Russia? Use when for questions about time When is the movie? When you play tennis? Use where for questions about places Where is the bank? Where you study English? are (not) He/ food Verb + -ing am (not) I don’t like fast question We like cats is (not) Verb + Subject be -ing We eating You ‘They are (not) eating Affirmative contractions: I’m, You're, He's, She's, It's, We're, They're Negative contractions: I’m not, You aren’t, He/She/It isn’t, We aren't, They aren't Subject + likes + noun He likes dogs Subject + doesn’t like She doesn’t like Information Question word(s) like Present progressive Use Subject + like + noun live Unit 12 Like + noun Affirmative summary Questions Question Verb+ word be Subject -ing Information What aro you doing? Yes/No Are you Answer 'm studying studying? Yes, 1am No, I'm not Note: No, I'm not.¥ Yes, lam.¥ Yes, I'm * Present progressive vs simple present Use Use the present progressive to talk about actions in progress A man is riding a motorcycle on the beach Use the simple present to talk about habitual actions or facts Talways ride my motorcycle to work Attitilde 'Workbook Starter Build Positive Attitude Ensuring that students have a positive attitude to learning is the key to their success Through a series of high-interest topics, challenges, and reflective activities, Attitude engages students in a learning experience that is both meaningful and relevant to their current reality Develop with Attitude Attitude introduces a unique focus on study and writing skills, empowering the development of students to become effective learners through awareness-raising activities, learning tips, and follow-up tasks Communicate with Attitude With solid learning foundations, confidence to express themselves, approach learning with attitude! students reflect who will have the they are, and ISBN 970-6503-66-8 lll 503664'