The BIG PICTURE Unit 1

​The Big Picture A2
Unit 1.2

By Hoang Khiem

Multiple Choice

1. business card

📘 Example: When Anna meets new people at work, she gives them her business card with her name and phone number.

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❓ What is a business card?
a) A small card with your personal and work information
b) A small card with a picture of your favorite place
c) A small card you use to enter a concert or event
d) A small card for paying in shops and restaurants

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

2. credit card

📘 Example: Tom didn’t have cash, so he paid for his shoes with his credit card.

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❓ What is a credit card?
a) A card that only shows your name and phone number

b) A card that lets you borrow money from the bank to pay
c) A card that is used to collect points at a supermarket
d) A card that lets you open your office or apartment door

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

3. debit card

📘 Example: Lisa uses her debit card to buy food, and the money comes directly from her bank account.

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❓ What is a debit card?
a) A card that is used only for identification at work
b) A card that lets you enter a bus or subway station
c) A card that shows information about your travel plans

a) A card that takes money directly from your own bank account

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

4. sunglasses

📘 Example: It’s sunny today. Mark is wearing sunglasses to protect his eyes.

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❓ What are sunglasses?
a) Glasses that protect your eyes from the bright sun
b) Glasses that help you read small letters in books
c) Glasses that keep water out when you go swimming
d) Glasses that let you see clearly in the dark at night

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

5. wallet

📘 Example: Julia keeps her money and cards in her wallet.

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❓ What is a wallet?
a) A small case where you keep your pens and pencils
b) A small case where you keep your phone and charger

c) A small case where you keep your money and bank cards
d) A small case where you keep your passport and tickets

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

6. passport

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📘 Example: When Maria travels to another country, she shows her passport at the airport.

❓ What is a passport?
a) An official document that allows you to drive a car
b) An official document that shows your school grades

c) An official document that lets you travel to other countries
d) An official document that gives you a work schedule

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

7. cash

📘 Example: The shop doesn’t take cards. You must pay in cash.

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❓ What is cash?
a) Coins and paper used only for playing games

b) Coins and paper money you can use to pay
c) Coins and paper that show your personal address
d) Coins and paper you collect but cannot spend

• A

• B

• C

• D

Labelling

Exercise 1

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Match the following

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

keys

passports

a camera

money / cash

an ID card

sunglasses

phones

laptop

business card

a credit card

Labelling

Exercise 1

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Match the following

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

a credit card

a bag

laptop

sunglasses

cash

keys

business card

phones

an ID card

a wallet

Match

Exercise 5

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Are those your (Q8)..............

• I

• you

• we

• they

my

your

our

their

• my

• your

• our

• their

Match

Exercise 5

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Are those your (Q8)..............

• he

• she

• it

his

her

its

• his

• her

• its

• My father's cars (am/is/are) broken

  Subject = I/you/we/they/he/she/it?

• Her brother's female friend (are/is/am) in HCMC.

  Subject = I/you/we/they/he/she/it?

• His cat's toys (are/is/am) lost.

  Subject = I/you/we/they/he/she/it?

Subject - Verb agreement

• “I have a brother.”

• “My brother has a sister.”

• “She has a laptop.”

• The laptop is far across the room

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 ............................

Possessive chain buildings

• “I have a brother.”

• “My brother has a sister.”

• “She has a laptop.”

• The laptop is far across the room → use that

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 That is my brother’s sister’s laptop.

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• She have a dog.

• My dog has two balls.

• The balls are near me.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 .........................

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• She have a dog.

• My dog has two balls.

• The balls are near me.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 These are her dog’s balls.

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• My father has a friend.

• The friend has two brothers.

• The brothers have shoes.

• The shoes are near us.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 ......................

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• My father has a friend.

• The friend has two brothers.

• The brothers have shoes.

• The shoes are near us.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 These are my father’s friend’s brothers’ shoes.

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• We have a cousin.

• The cousin has a teacher.

• The teacher has a pen.

• The pen is far.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 ...........................

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• We have a cousin.

• The cousin has a teacher.

• The teacher has a pen.

• The pen is far.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 That is our cousin’s teacher’s pen.

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• I have a classmate.

• My classmate has two sisters.

• The sisters have books.

• The books are far away.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 .....................

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• I have a classmate.

• My classmate has two sisters.

• The sisters have books.

• The books are far away.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 Those are my classmate’s sisters’ books.

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• It is a cat.

• The cat has two kittens.

• The kittens have toys.

• The toys are near us.

Chain-building sentence:

👉 ........................

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• It is a cat.

• The cat has two kittens.

• The kittens have toys.

• The toys are near us.

Chain-building sentence:

👉 These are its kittens’ toys.

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• He have an uncle.

• The uncle has a neighbor.

• The neighbor has two children.

• The children have electric cars.

• The cars are far away.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 .........................

Possessive chain buildings

Chains:

• He have an uncle.

• The uncle has a neighbor.

• The neighbor has two children.

• The children have electric cars.

• The cars are far away.

  Chain-building sentence:

  👉 Those are his uncle’s neighbor’s children’s electric cars.

Possessive chain buildings

Dropdown

Exercise 12

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1 passport ​

Select answer

2 bag ​

Select answer

3 phone ​

Select answer

Dropdown

Exercise 12

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4 watch ​​

Select answer

5 laptop ​ ​

Select answer

6 glasses ​

Select answer