Life 5 Unit 1 Lesson A

Life 5 Unit 1

1. What does each saying mean?

Discuss the meaning of the following sayings.

a. "Blood is thicker than water."
b. "A friend in need is a friend indeed."
c. "Like father, like son."
d. "No man is an island."

Open Ended

Look at the adjectives in the box below and write:

1. which adjectives are positive, which are negative, and which could be either.
2. which make pairs of opposites.
3. which adjectives you think describe you.

Open Ended

Look at the photo and write:

1. where these animals are normally found (in a zoo, as pets, in the wild).
2. what the characteristics of each animal are.

Listening activity

​Listen to an excerpt from a radio program.

What unlikely things do Suryia and Roscoe do together?

Multiple Select

What unlikely things do Suryia and Roscoe do together?

• They hug and play together.

• They fight each other

• the orangutan shares his food.

• The dog bites the orangutan

Fill in the Blanks

1. What is uncommon between different species?
c

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2. How do dogs usually feel about apes? They are s

of them

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3. How is Suryia's character described? as very g

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4. What shared need is met in their relationship?

a basic social need for f__ and i__________

Present Simple

To express habits, general truths, repeated actions or unchanging situations, emotions and wishes.

Present Simple

Multiple Choice

Excuse me...........................................English?

• Speaking

• Does you speak

• Do you speak

Multiple Choice

...........you like to go to the cinema?

• Does

• Do

• Are

Multiple Choice

We........friends during our holidays.

• Visiting

• Visit

• Visits

Multiple Choice

He............to the University.

• Goes

• Going

• Go

Multiple Choice

we ..............football every day

• plays

• playing

• play

Multiple Choice

Laura ........magazines at night.

• Reading

• Read

• Reads

Multiple Choice

They ...............................television very often.

• Doesn't watch

• Don´t watches

• Don't watch

Multiple Choice

.........you like football?

• do

• does

• doing

​Grammar: Present continuous tense

​Read the following sentences:

​

• ​I am walking.

• ​You are eating.

• ​He is reading.

• ​She is cooking.

• ​They are running.

​These are all examples of...

​...Present Continuous Tense!

​Remember:

​For Present Continuous Tense...

• The actions (or verbs) must contain -ing

• The actions (or verbs) must be after is, are, am

Now try the following exercise!​

...

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• They are jump.

• They is jumping.

• They are jumping.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• It is eating.

• It are eating.

• It is eat.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• He is read.

• He are reading.

• He is reading.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• It is climbing.

• It are climbing.

• it is climb.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• She is dance.

• She is dancing.

• She are dancing.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• They is dancing.

• They are dance.

• They are dancing.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• It are writing.

• It is writing.

• It is write.

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct one?

• They are drink.

• They are drinking.

• They is drinking.

Multiple Choice

What´s the -ing form of: Hug

• Huging

• Hugging

Multiple Choice

What´s the .ing form of: Guzzle

• Guzzling

• Guzzleing

• Guzzlying

Multiple Choice

What´s the -ing form of: flee

• Fleing

• Fleeing

Multiple Choice

___ Lorenzo ____ (read) a good book at the moment?

• am reading
• is reading
• are reading
• reading

Multiple Choice

_____ it ____ (rain) today? 

• Am, raining
• Is, raining
• Are, raining
• raining

Multiple Choice

Is she singing?

• Yes, they are.
• Yes, she sings.
• Yes, she is.
• Yes, I am.

Multiple Choice

Are they playing basketball?

• No, they not.
• No, she isn't.
• No, they arn't.
• No, they are not.

Multiple Choice

_____ he ______? (sleep)

• Am, sleep
• Is, sleeping
• Are, sleeping
• Am, slepping

Present Perfect

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Present Perfect

• It is used to talk about situations in the past without expressing when the action happened

• I have watched a lot of movies on Disney+ lately.

The exact time is not expressed because:

• The time is not important

• The speaker does not know or does not want to express the time.

• Peter has bought a new car.

We also use Present Perfect:

• For something that started in the past and continues in the present:

• He has lived in Liverpool all her life.

• When we are talking about our experience up to the present

• He has written three books and he is working on another one.

Multiple Choice

He ______ to ten different countries.

• have been

• have gone

• has been

• has be

Multiple Choice

They ______ _________ me, so I don't think they need me today.

• have/called

• hasn't/called

• haven't/called

• have call

Multiple Choice

_____ you ______ your emails lately?

• Has/checked

• Have/check

• Has/checked

• Have/checked

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• I have already cleaned my bedroom.

• I have cleaned my bedroom yet.

• I have yet cleaned my bedroom.

• I have cleaned already my bedroom.

Multiple Choice

The negative for "Cliff has worked for six different companies" is:

• Cliff hasn't work for six different companies.

• Cliff hasn't worked for six different companies

• Cliff haven't worked for six different companies.

• Has Cliff worked for six different companies?

Multiple Choice

Have you talked to the teacher yet?

• Yes, I has.

• No, I haven't.

• Yes, you have.

• No, I have.

Multiple Choice

Tom has been my friend _________ a long time.

• since

• lately

• already

• for