Have + a meat, etc Read the text. Ask students to look at the pictures and say what they can see. Write key words on the board. Use the pictures to introduce the words superstition, marriage and blow out and to revise fish, spider, full moon, snake, wedding. Read through the text with the class and elicit or explain any other new words. Look at the example and draw attention to the two halves of the sentences; the condition and the result. Ask students to look at the photo on the left and to identify the people. Read out the introduction to the dialogue and ask the question. Then play the recording. With books closed, students listen for the answer. Play the recording again, pausing to help with new vocabulary. Students read questions 1-7 and look back at the dialogue to find the answer. Ex1. Read out the expressions and ask students to translate. Read out the words and ask students to match them with the pictures. A few words will be familiar, but most of them will be new. Ask students to guess the meanings or use their dictionaries. Play the recording. Students listen and check their answer. Play the recording again and ask students to repeat the words. Ex2. Ask students to read the words first. Focus attention on the final sound of each word. Then play the recording while students listen. Play the recording again and ask students to repeat. Play the recording. Pause after each word and ask student to say if the final sound is /s/ or /z/. Play the recording again and ask students to repeat. Ex3. Ask students to complete the examples, then read through the explanation with them. Point out the use of will in the result clause and remind students that we use will to talk about the future. Ex5. You could go through the exercise orally with the class before asking students to write. Students complete the sentences with the correct verb forms. P84 Ex4,5 Ex6. Writing and speaking. Look at the example. If this is a superstition that students know, ask them to guess the answer. You could elicit one or two other common superstition and write them on the board. |