a typical day

Unit 2: A typical day
Listening and Speaking

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Unit 2: A typical day
Listening and Speaking

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Lesson procedure
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.

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Getting started
Grammar focus
Pronunciation practice
Listening
Vocabulary practice
Speaking


Lesson procedure

I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.

4

Getting started
Grammar focus
Pronunciation practice
Listening
Vocabulary practice
Speaking


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10

11

1
4

DO

TAKE
PAY

HAVE SEND
SPEND
9

LAUNDRY
TIME
PHOTOS
BREAKFAST BILLS VACATION
E-MAIL EXERCISE HOMEWORK
DISHES MONEY

3

5

8

6

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Key
1. Do homework
2. Do the dishes
3. Do exercise
4. Do the laundry
5. Send an email
6. Have breakfast

7. Take photos
8. Take a vacation
9. Pay bills
10. Spend time
11. Spend money
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Wh-questions
Tim plays badminton with Peter every afternoon in the park.
S

V

O1

O2

Adverbial of time Adverbial of place


If you two receive a card like this

1. _______(get up) first in your house?
One should complete the question with a Wh- word
and the appropriate form of the verb; and the other
answer the question, using your real information. Just like
the example.

A. Who gets up first in your house?

B. Usually I do


If you two receive a card like this

1. _______(get up) first in your house?
One should complete the question with a Wh- word
and the appropriate form of the verb; and the other
answer the question, using your real information. Just like
the example.

A. Who gets up first in your house?
B. Usually I do


Do vs Make
Do
Do

Make

express daily activities,
jobs, or actions that
produce no physical
object.
Ex: do homework
do chores

referring to constructing,
building or creating

something physical
or tangible
Ex: make a cake
make money

Some fixed expression
with “do”
do the shopping
do everything
do badly
do harm
do time
do your best
do your hair

Some fixed expressions
with “make”
make coffee
make a dress
make arrangements
make a decision
make an effort
make friends
make mistakes


Do vs Make
Do
Do

Make

express daily activities,
jobs, or actions that
produce no physical
object.
Ex: do homework
do chores

referring to constructing,
building or creating
something physical
or tangible
Ex: make a cake
make money

Some fixed expression
with “do”
do the shopping
do everything
do badly
do harm
do time
do your best
do your hair

Some fixed expressions
with “make”
make coffee
make a dress

make arrangements
make a decision
make an effort
make friends
make mistakes