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Unit 6 Let's go to the country!

Language 1/2

Friday, 13th May

A lot of people are outside number 39, Hither Farm Road.

Mr Jackson is reading.

The Jacksons are packing.

1. It’s 4:00 in the afternoon. The Jacksons are packing for their trip to Wiltshire. Emma and Lisa are carrying a box. Mrs Jackson is putting a cake in the car. Mr Jackson is reading the map. Tiger is sitting on the map. Terry is closing the window. Sam is talking to his dad.

2. It’s 4:30 in the afternoon. Mr Jackson and the boys are waiting in the car. Mrs Jackson is closing the door. Mr Jackson is opening the car window. Emma and Lisa are feeding Tiger. Tiger is sitting on the wall. Terry is saying goodbye. Sam is sending a text message.

1 Who is doing what? Make sentences about the family and friends.

put→ putting

close→ closing

Example: At four o’clock Terry is closing the window.

At half past four Mr Jackson and the boys are waiting … .

2. Question time

Make questions about the pictures on page 80.

Answer the questions.

Example: It’s 4:30. Is Mrs Jackson reading? - No, she isn’t.

1. 4:30 • Mrs Jackson • read

2. 4:00 • Terry • sleep

3.4:00 • Mr Jackson • open the window

4.4:30 • Sam • send a text message

Is she reading?

-Yes, she is.

-No, she isn't.

3. Let's talk: What are they doing?

B: Look at the pictures again and then close your book. A: Ask questions.

A: It’s 4:30. Are Sam and Terry sitting in the car?

B: Yes, they are.

A: It’s 4:00. Are the Jacksons sitting on the wall?

B: No, they aren’t.

A: … Go on, please.

Are they sleeping?

- Yes, they are.

- No, they aren't.

What is Tiger doing?

- She is eating.

Where are the Jacksons going?

- They are going to Wiltshire.

4. At Rose Tree House

Make answers.

Example: Can you give this cake to Kath, please, Terry? (I / put on my shoes) - Just a second. I’m putting on my shoes.

1. Can you open the door please, Sam? (I / look for my mobile)

2. Can you help me with this bag, please? (we / carry a big box)

3. Can you take the map, please, Terry? (I / look for my comic)

4. Can I borrow mum’s mobile? (she / send a text message)

5. A miming game: What am I doing?

Mime an action. Can the others guess what you are doing?

A: OK. What am I doing?

B: Are you shouting?

A: No, I’m not.

C: OK. Are you barking? A: No. I’m not.

D: Are you singing?

A: Yes, I am. Now it’s your turn.

Are you joking, Terry? It’s Saturday. Sam and Terry are helping Mr Hunter, the farmer. His farm is near Kath and Bob’s house.

Sam: Oh, no! Can you look at this, Terry?

Terry: Hang on! My phone is ringing. Hello?

Emma: Hi, Terry. It’s Emma. I’m calling from your kitchen. Lisa and I hope you aren’t having fun without us!

Terry: Oh. Hello, Emma!

Emma: What’s that noise? Have your friends got pigs?

Terry: No. They’re Mr Hunter’s pigs. He’s a farmer, and Sam and I are helping him. He has got a lot of animals: pigs, cows, sheep -

Emma: Are you joking, Terry? You don’t like farms. And it’s Saturday afternoon. You and Sam always watch MTV on Saturday afternoons.

Terry: Well, today we aren’t watching TV

1. That's wrong

Read the text What's wrong with the sentences?

Example: Sam and Terry are helping Bob.

That’s wrong. They aren’t helping Bob. They’re helping … .

1. Emma is calling Lisa.

2. Terry is feeding the cows.

3. Sam is checking the sheep.

4. Mum and Kath are visiting Bristol.

5. Dad and Bob are swimming.

6. Tiger is sitting in the kitchen.

They're eating → They aren't eating.

She's eating → She isn't eating.

2. An e-mail for Sam Hi Sam,

How are you? We hope you’re having fun. What are you doing? Are you fishing? Or are you watching MTV with Terry? I hope you aren’t spending your time in front of the TV. Grandma hopes you aren’t making work for the Jacksons and she hopes you’re helping in the house.

Bye, Dad

What does Sam write to his dad?

Example: Hi Dad! We're OK. I’m having a lot of fun. Today we’re helping… . Terry is … and I’m …. Go on, please.

3. Back in Greenwich Sam and Terry are thinking about home. Are they right?

Example: 1. Tiger isn’t playing with a mouse. She’s sitting on the shed.

4. Let's talk: Phone calls

a) Listen to the dialogue.

A: Hello?

B: Hi! It’s … . What are you doing?

A: I’m playing … . And what about you?

B: I’m … . Can we meet in … at …?

A: Yes. That’s a good idea.

B: OK. Bye!

A: Bye!

b) Phone a partner about Saturday.