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Say in which rooms you can find these things.
| cupboard floorboards toaster book television stove sofa/couch refrigerator bookcase table cups and saucers stereo chairs |
Watch Part 4. Whose rooms do you think these are?
PART 5
17 Work in pairs. Find two things:
1 your partner likes doing and you do too.
2 your partner doesn’t like doing and neither do you.
3 your partner likes doing but you don’t.
4 your partner doesn’t like doing but you do.
18 Watch Part 5. Put a tick ( √ ) if the people like doing these things and a cross ( x) if they don’t.
| TIM | JASON | PETER | SUZANNE | NINA | TERESA | |
| living in England | ||||||
| playing cricket | ||||||
| listening to music | ||||||
| going to the theatre | ||||||
| going for drives in the country | ||||||
| going for walks | ||||||
| playing hockey | ||||||
| running | ||||||
| riding a bicycle | ||||||
| going to museums | ||||||
| getting up early | ||||||
| being in central London | ||||||
| being on a crowded underground train | ||||||
| ironing | ||||||
| vacuuming | ||||||
| queuing at theatres |
Work in pairs. Ask and say which things in activity 19 you like and don’t like doing. Use different ways to say that: really/quite enjoy, hate, can’t stand, etc.
PART 6
Look at the photos. Decide who says the following sentences.
Nina Peter Jason
1 I’m visiting the Globe Theatre. 1
2 I’m standing on the banks of the River Thames. 1
3 I’m talking to you, here in London, in front of the parliament
buildings. 1
Watch Part 6 and check your answers to activity 21.
Watch the whole of Episode 1 again.
FOLLOW UP
Look at Part 1 of the tapescript on the following page. Underline the expressions used to make introductions.
Work in groups of three. Complete the cards.
| NAME: 1 |
| JOB TITLE: 1 |
| JOB ACTIVITY: 1 |
| INETERSTS: 1 |
Interview other people in your class. Ask question about jobs, routines, their likes and dislikes, what they’re doing, etc.
TAPESCRIPT
PART 1
VANESSA: Good morning, everyone! How are you today?
JULIA: Hi, Vanessa! I’m fine! How are you? Are you feeling OK?
VANESSA: Great, thanks. Listen. This is Dale. He’s the new assistant. Dale, this
is Julia; she’s the producer. She makes the programmes.
DALE:Hello, Julia. It’s nice to meet you.
JULIA:Nice to meet you too, Dale.
VANESSA: Oh, and this is Maive.
DALE:Hello, Maive. What do you do?
MAIVE: I’m the camera person. I work with John. John, come over here and say
hello to Dale.
JOHN: Hi, Dale.
DALE:Hi. What do you do, John?
JOHN: I’m the video engineer. I record the programmes.
JULIA:OK, everyone. It’s 10.30. It’s time to do some work. Vanessa, what are
we waiting for?
VANESSA: I’m waiting for you! I’m always waiting for you!
JULIAWell, not always. Sometimes.
VANESSA: OK. Who’s first?
JULIA:It’s Tim. OK. Let’s do it.
MAIVE: Er, Julia. Excuse me.
JULIA:Yes, what is it, Maive?
MAIVE: Er, it’s Dale. He’s standing right in front of the camera. I can’t see
Vanessa.
JULIA:Oh, dear. Dale, please. When we’re filming, stand behind the camera,
please. There, or there.
DALE:Sorry, Julia. Is it all right?
JULIA:Yes, that’s fine. Thanks, Dale. Right, Vanessa.
VANESSA: Hello. Welcome to Reward TV. Today we talk to some people from
America, Canada and Australia who are living in Britain.
WORD LIST
Accurate
Active
Age
Ambitious
American
Appearance
Attractive
Bad-tempered
Bald
Beard
Beautiful
Black
Blonde
Boring
Bossy
Brazilian
Brown
Build (n)
Calm
Careful
Caring
Cark
Character
Cheerful
Childish
Clever
Cold
Complexion
Confident
Confused
Cooperative
Cruel
Curly
Date of birth (DoB)
Decisive
Dishonest
Disorganized
Easy-going
Energetic
Enthusiastic
Exciting
Face
Fair
Fat
Female
Forgetful
French
Friendly
Full
Funny
Generous
Glamorous
Glasses
Good-looking
Greek
Grey hair
Hair
Handwriting
Happiness
Happy
Hard-working
Head
Height
Helpful
Honest
Humorous
Imaginative
Inaccurate
Indian
Informal
Intelligent
Interesting
Italian
Japanese
Kind
Lazy
Lively
Long
Looks (n)
Loving
Loyal
Malaysian
Male
Man
Mature
Mean
Medium-height
Middle-aged
Moustache
Mouth
Nationality
Nervous
Nice
Nose
Occupation
Old
Optimistic
Outgoing
Oval
Patient
Pessimistic
Plump
Polish
Polite
Pretty
Quick-tempered
Quiet
Relaxed
Reliable
Reserved
Responsible
Restless
Round
Rude
Sad
Satisfied (with)
Self-centred
Self-confident
Selfish
Sensible
Sensitive
Serious
Short
Shoulder-length hair
Shy
Signature
Sincere
Slim
Sociable
Spanish
Square face
Straight
Stressed
Stubborn
Stupid
Successful
Surname
Swiss
Talented
Talkative
Tall
Teenager
Thin
Thoughtful
Tidy
To be angry
To be annoyed
To be anxious
To be arrogant
To be bored (with)
To be depressed
To be determined
To be excited
To be fit
To be frightened (of)
To be pleased
To be surprised
To be worried
To get dressed
To get home
To get to work
To get up
To get upset
To go to bed
To go to work
To have a bath
To have a shower
To have breakfast
To have dinner
To have lunch
To start work
To wake up
Tolerant
Ugly
Unfriendly
Uniform
Unimaginative
Unreliable
Warm
Wavy
Well-built
Wide mouth
Young
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