- Check homework: word formation crossword
- Unit 3. Judging by appearances
. How words work...
look + adjective: He looks intelligent.
look like + noun: He looks like an intelligent man.
look as if + sentence: He looks as if he is an intelligent man.
. Listening (p.41): Who is the suspect?
. Oral practice in pairs: finding differences in pictures
. Pronunciation (p. 41)
/ai/ in words such as bright, hight, height
/ei/ in words such as straight, weigh, neighbour
. Grammar: Modal verbs of deduction (p. 134)
Must: you're sure something is true
May / Might: you think something is possibly true
Can't: you are sure something is not true
Check the following examples. Can you see the difference?
. They must be out. There aren't any lights on.
. He hasn't written. He may not have my address.
. He can't be ill. I saw him at the gym.
- Oral practice in fours: "Sob story. Why do you deserve the prize"
- Listening: know about a British/Spanish flamenco guitarist (p.43)
- Oral mock exam: instructions, useful expressions and oral practice in pairs
- Oral comment and practice on the reader History of the English Language in groups
- Oral practice in groups of 3: who do you think they are? (using must, might, may, can't)
- Song: "Big girl you're beautiful" (by Mika)
HOMEWORK:
- Worksheet: 3C "can, could, be able to"
