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REVIEW Look at the information ask and answer questions car office computer mobile phone Ivan Maria Example: A: Does Ivan have a car? B: Yes, he does UNIT WORKING LIFE: ARRANGEMENT CONTENT A manager ’s diary Answerphone messages A telephone arrangement Pronunciation WHAT ARE THEY? They are clocks They tell us the time TIME Watch the video and answer the questions How can you ask the time? How can you tell the time? ASKING THE TIME What time is it? Can you tell me the time? What is the time? Can you tell what time it is? ANSWERING THE TIME • It is five It’s five o’clock • It is twenty one past It’s one twenty • It is five seven to It’ six fifty five ANSWERING THE TIME • It’s four thirty • It’s half past four • It’s Half = 30 minutes fifteen five • It’s quarter past five A quarter = 15 minutes • It’s quarter to twelve • It’s eleven forty five ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Peter hates fish He never eats fish Anna studies English on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Anna usually studies English He plays football every afternoon He always plays football ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Are used to denote the frequency of the action Answer the question: “How often” Example: A: How often you go to the cinema? B: I usually go to the cinema Usually used for mid-position Example: She often gets up early Sometimes are used at the end or at the beginning of the sentence Example: - I love you always - Sometimes we meet her ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Robert goes to the gym only two or three times a year He goes to the gym a always seldom b never c usually d seldom Harold never leaves the college on Friday He eats at the cafeteria on Fridays a always always b never c seldom d often ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Ms Biethan is always in a good mood She is _ sad never a always b usually c never d seldom Teresa is not a pleasant person She is _ in a bad mood a never always b seldom c always d usually ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY My sister usually drives to work with a friend She _ drives alone seldom a never b always c usually d seldom I never lend money to Curtis He pays me back a sometimes b always c never d usually never ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY Susan goes to the beach whenever she can She _ misses a chance to go to the ocean never a never b always c usually d often 10 It almost always rains in Seattle The sun shines there a always b usually seldom c seldom c never A MANAGER’S DIARY 21 Monday 8:45 breakfast meeting with secretary 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 1:30 have lunch with customer 24 Thursday 7:45 have dinner with team 25 Friday 3:30 have a meeting with boss 21 Saturday 10:15 play golf 21 Sunday not work ANSWERPHONE MESSAGES * Listen to the messages on Phlippe Sebalds’s answerphone, make note of the days and times MESSAGES * Meeting with Dima Monday 2:45 * Lunch with Imran pm Wednesday 1:30 * Meeting with pm Birgit Tuesday pm * Meeting with Bruno Sunday 2:45 /3:00 pm POSSIBLE ? NOT POSSIBLE? Diary Monday: 8:45 breakfast meeting with secretary Answerphone messages Monday: 2:45 meeting with Dima Wednesday: 1:30 have Wednesday: 1:30 lunch with customer lunch with Imran - He can have a meeting with Dimma at 2:45 on Monday afternoon POSSIBLE - He can’t have lunch with Imran at 1:30 on Wednesday afternoon imPOSSIBLE CAN/ CAN’T When something is possible or allowed we use CAN + verb Example: The weather is nice, we  can go for a walk • When something is not possible or allowed we use CAN’T + verb Example: He is ill, he cannot / can't come today CAN/CAN’T PRACTICE Match the halves of the sentence by typing the letter in the box You can meet You can pay You can have Children can't buy alcoholic You can listen to You can't smoke You can't watch You can   A with your credit card in most shops B in the classroom C pop music here D Italian food in that restaurant E TV in the office F drinks in a pub G your homework in the study centre H your friends for a drink in a pub   A TELEPHONE ARRANGEMENT Listen to the telephone conversation and answer the questions Who does Philippe call? Philippe calls Bruno What day and time they arrange for their meeting? At 2:15 on Saturday A TELEPHONE ARRANGEMENT Fill the gaps with the phrases in the box A: Hi Bruno Ponzi B: Hello, Bruno……………………………… It’s Philippe here A: Hey, Philippe ……are …………………… How you? B: Fine, thanks, fine Bruno, …………………………… It’s about This meeting on Sunday I’m sorry but I can’t meet you …………………… then I never work on Sunday How about Can we meet Saturday? ………………… on Saturday afternoon? A: Can Saturday afternoon’s OK Two o’clock? you make it B: ………………………… two fifteen? A: Two fifteen’s great At the office? See you there B: Sure ……………………… A: Great See you PRONUNCIATION /m/ /n/ sounds Listen and repeat these phrases Concentrate on the /m/ and /n/ sounds A meeting on Monday morning Never in the afternoon PRACTICE Role play two situations where you make arrangements (Page 94 and 97) REVISION Asking and telling the time Adverbs of frequency Telephone management Can/ can ’t for possibility /m/ and /n/ sound Please fill in the blanks with always, usually, seldom, or never The alarm clock beeped at 6:30 AM Harold got up quickly because he (1) gets up at 6:30 AM After always getting ready, Harold ate breakfast Harold only eats breakfast once or twice a month Harold (2) eatsseldom breakfast Next, he went downstairs and got into his car The car wouldn't start so he had to take the bus Harold hadn't taken the bus in five years He (3) never takes the bus At the school, everyone was wondering where he was Harold makes sure the Multimedia Classroom is open at AM Harold is (4) never late He is (5) always on time Harold arrived at the school at 8:15 AM but he didn't check his mail Harold checks his mail most days He (6) checks his mail usually The first class was scheduled to arrive at 8:30 Harold always (7) makes sure that the room is ready on time Fortunately, Harold was able to get things ready He hopes that this (8) happens again! never [...]... credit card in most shops B in the classroom C pop music here D Italian food in that restaurant E TV in the office F drinks in a pub G your homework in the study centre H your friends for a drink in a pub   A TELEPHONE ARRANGEMENT Listen to the telephone conversation and answer the questions 1 Who does Philippe call? Philippe calls Bruno 2 What day and time do they arrange for their meeting? At 2:15 on... two fifteen? A: Two fifteen’s great At the office? See you there B: Sure ……………………… A: Great See you PRONUNCIATION /m/ /n/ sounds Listen and repeat these phrases Concentrate on the /m/ and /n/ sounds 1 A meeting on Monday morning 2 Never in the afternoon PRACTICE Role play two situations where you make arrangements (Page 94 and 97) REVISION Asking and telling the time Adverbs of frequency Telephone management... never takes the bus At the school, everyone was wondering where he was Harold makes sure the Multimedia Classroom is open at 8 AM Harold is (4) never late He is (5) always on time Harold arrived at the school at 8:15 AM but he didn't check his mail Harold checks his mail most days He (6) checks his mail usually The first class was scheduled to arrive at 8:30 Harold always (7) makes sure that the room... imPOSSIBLE CAN/ CAN’T When something is possible or allowed we use CAN + verb Example: The weather is nice, we  can go for a walk • When something is not possible or allowed we use CAN’T + verb Example: He is ill, he cannot / can't come today CAN/CAN’T PRACTICE Match the 2 halves of the sentence by typing the letter in the box 1 You can meet 2 You can pay 3 You can have 4 Children can't buy alcoholic... (100%) always  usually often     sometimes rarely   seldom      never (0%) ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 1 Carlos is an excellent student He _ goes to always class a always b usually c sometimes d never 2 I hate vegetables I _ eat carrots a always b usually c sometimes never d never ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 3 Robert goes to the gym only two or three times a year He goes to the gym a always seldom b never... fill in the blanks with always, usually, seldom, or never The alarm clock beeped at 6:30 AM Harold got up quickly because he (1) gets up at 6:30 AM After always getting ready, Harold ate breakfast Harold only eats breakfast once or twice a month Harold (2) eatsseldom breakfast Next, he went downstairs and got into his car The car wouldn't start so he had to take the bus Harold hadn't taken the bus... always c usually d seldom 8 I never lend money to Curtis He pays me back a sometimes b always c never d usually never ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 9 Susan goes to the beach whenever she can She _ misses a chance to go to the ocean never a never b always c usually d often 10 It almost always rains in Seattle The sun shines there a always b usually seldom c seldom c never A MANAGER’S DIARY 21 Monday 8:45... arrange for their meeting? At 2:15 on Saturday A TELEPHONE ARRANGEMENT Fill the gaps with the phrases in the box A: Hi Bruno Ponzi B: Hello, Bruno……………………………… It’s Philippe here A: Hey, Philippe ……are …………………… How you? B: Fine, thanks, fine Bruno, …………………………… It’s about This meeting on Sunday I’m sorry but I can’t meet you …………………… then I never work on Sunday How about Can we meet Saturday? ………………… on... customer 24 Thursday 7:45 have dinner with team 25 Friday 3:30 have a meeting with boss 21 Saturday 10:15 play golf 21 Sunday not work ANSWERPHONE MESSAGES * Listen to the messages on Phlippe Sebalds’s answerphone, make note of the days and times MESSAGES * Meeting with Dima Monday 2:45 * Lunch with Imran pm Wednesday 1:30 * Meeting with pm Birgit Tuesday 3 pm * Meeting with Bruno Sunday 2:45 /3:00 pm... sometimes never d never ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 3 Robert goes to the gym only two or three times a year He goes to the gym a always seldom b never c usually d seldom 4 Harold never leaves the college on Friday He eats at the cafeteria on Fridays a always always b never c seldom d often ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 5 Ms Biethan is always in a good mood She is _ sad never a always b usually c never d seldom ... Pronunciation WHAT ARE THEY? They are clocks They tell us the time TIME Watch the video and answer the questions How can you ask the time? How can you tell the time? ASKING THE TIME What time is it? Can... the time? ASKING THE TIME What time is it? Can you tell me the time? What is the time? Can you tell what time it is? ANSWERING THE TIME • It is five It’s five o’clock • It is twenty one past... early Sometimes are used at the end or at the beginning of the sentence Example: - I love you always - Sometimes we meet her ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY (100%) always  usually often     sometimes rarely