LKET Unit 13 Student's Book: Here and Now P96

LKET Unit 13 Student's Book

by Ms Ho

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Multiple Choice

Which is a shirt?

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Which is a skirt?

​Plurals - more than one

​one jumper - two jumpers

​one shirt - two shirts

​one tie - two ties

​one T-shirt - two T-shirts

​one skirt - two skirts

​one dress - two dresses

​one jacket - two jackets

​one scarf - two scarves

​one suit - two suits

​Plurals - more than one

a pair of shorts

​a pair of shoes

​a pair of socks

​a pair of trainers

​a pair of boots

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​*Plural items do not need 'a' - boots, shorts, shoes, socks, trainers

separate your answer with a comma e.g. X, X

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​'s = is (contracted form - apostrophe s)

1 Nigel's wearing a grey suit and a white shirt. He's reading his emails.

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​2 Lily's wearing a yellow T-shirt and white trainers. She's running.

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​3 Rick's wearing blue jeans and a red jumper. He's playing the guitar.

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​4 Eva's wearing a green jacket and brown boots. She's carrying a black bag.

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​5 Polly and Penny are wearing yellow dresses and blue shoes. They're eating ice-cream. ('re = are)

​Type the Present Continuous forms in the sentences about Nigel, etc. in exercise 1. e.g. 's reading

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​Present Continuous

​What is happening now

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​- ing form

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​wear - wearing

​run - running

​play - playing

​sit - sitting

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Multiple Choice

I

• am working

• is working

• are working

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You

• am working

• is working

• are working

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We

• am working

• is working

• are working

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They

• am working

• is working

• are working

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He

• am working

• is working

• are working

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She

• am working

• is working

• are working

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It

• am working

• is working

• are working

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I

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

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You

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

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We

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

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They

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

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He

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

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She

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

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It

• 'm not working

• isn't working

• aren't working

Multiple Choice

What ___ I wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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What ___ you wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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What ___ we wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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What ___ they wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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What ___ he wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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What ___ she wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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What ___ it wearing?

• am

• is

• are

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​Ask and answer the questions about the picture.

​e.g.

​1. What's Nigel wearing? A grey suit and a white shirt.

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​*Put two spaces after the question mark

​*Make sure you use capital letters for the question and answer.

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​Write the question and the answer for each picture.

​e.g.

​1. What's he doing? He's cooking.

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​*Use short form

​*put 2 spaces after the question mark

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Present Continuous

​1. Where is Nigel?

​2. Who is phoning Nigel?

​3. Where is his boss

Present Continuous

​1. Where is Nigel?

​Nigel's on holiday in Spain.

​2. Who is phoning Nigel?

​His boss.

​3. Where is his boss, Bill?

​In England / in his office

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​1, Which verb is Present Simple?

​2. Which is the Present Continuous?

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Which verb is Present Simple?

• he wears

• he's wearing

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Multiple Choice

Which verb is Present Continuous?

• he wears

• he's wearing

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Which sentence is about now?

• He wears a suit for work.

• He's wearing a T-shirt.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence is true day after day but not now?

• He wears a suit for work.

• He's wearing a T-shirt.

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​Who's Karen?

​Who's Bill?

​Nigel, Karen, Bill, It + is / isn't

​The children, They + are/aren't

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​Nigel is enjoying the holiday.

​Nigel is talking to Bill.

​Nigel is relaxing.

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​True sentences

​Nigel is enjoying the holiday.

​Nigel is talking to Bill.

​Nigel is relaxing.

Nigel isn't staying in a hotel.

Karen is enjoying the holiday.

​Karen is relaxing.

Karen isn't swimming in the pool.

​Bill is calling Nigel.

Bill isn't relaxing.

The children are enjoying the holiday.

The children are swimming in the pool.

​It isn't raining in Spain.

​They are enjoying the holiday.

​They aren't staying in a hotel.

​Type the question and answer. e.g. Are they having a good time? Yes, they are.

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*put two spaces after the question mark

​*Remember your capital letters and full stop.

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Which verb means true day after day, but not now?

• li

• 's staying

Multiple Choice

Which verb means now?

• li

• 's staying

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*Separate your answer with a comma e.g. X, X

​*Use contracted forms e.g. 's/'re

*Sentence 3 includes 'never' so it needs a positive verb (is/are/am)

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Multiple Choice

Tick the correct sentence.

• I'm wear a blue shirt today.

• I'm wearing a blue shirt today.

Multiple Choice

Tick the correct sentence.

• Where are you going?

• Where you going?

Multiple Choice

Tick the correct sentence.

• Peter no working this week.

• Peter isn't working this week.

Multiple Choice

Tick the correct sentence.

• That's Peter over there.  He talks to the teacher.

• That's Peter over there.  He's talking to the teacher.

Multiple Choice

Tick the correct sentence.

• Heidi is German. She comes from Berlin.

• Heidi is German. She's coming from Berlin.

Multiple Choice

Tick the correct sentence.

• Why aren't you having a coffee?

• Why you no having a coffee?

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​Rich - wealthy / having a great deal of money

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Millionaire - a person whose assets are worth one million pounds or dollars or more.

​Vocabulary

​- be worth ($60 million) - The person has 60 million

​- teenage - A person aged between 12 to 17

​- country house - a large house in the country, typically the seat of a wealthy or aristocratic family (with status).

​- private plane - a plane owned by a person

​- especially - specifically that / that person

​- married couple - two people who are married

​- apartment block - one building of the apartment

​- run a hostel - to manage a house rented cheaply for students

​- homeless - no home

miss (your family) - not beside family members and wanting to go home

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be worth $60 million = ?

• has 60 million

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teenage

• a person aged 12-17

• a person aged 12-20

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country house

• a large house in the ci, typically the seat of a wealthy or aristocratic family.

• a large house in the country, typically the seat of a wealthy or aristocratic family.

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private plane

• a commercial plane

• a plane owned personally

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especially

• mainly / specifically

• mainly / specially

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married couple

• two people who are married

• two people who are not married

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apartment block

• one block of an apartment

• one piece of an apartment

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run a hostel

• to manage a hostel (a house rented cheaply for teenagers)

• to r a hostel (a house rented cheaply for teenagers)

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homeless

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• a person who likes his 

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