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Lionel Messi: An Argentinian footballer, born in 1987. Currently plays for Spanish club FC Barcelona and is captain of the Argentinian national team.

Emma Watson: An English actress and model, born in 1990. Played Hermione Granger in the eight Harry

Potter films (2001–2011).

Background notesJohnny Depp: A North American actor born in 1963. Films include Edward Scissorhands (1990), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and the Pirates of the Caribbean film series (2003, 2006, 2007 and 2011).

Madonna: A North American singer, songwriter and actress, born in 1958. Songs include Like a Prayer (1989), Vogue (1990) and Die Another Day (2002), the theme song to the film of the same name; films include Evita (1996).

Look forward ❯ ❯ ❯Ask Ss to introduce themselves to one other person in the class and ask their name. Then they ask two further questions: How old are you? What’s the name of your brother/sister/friend?

Ss then introduce this person to the rest of the class, e.g.

This is Maria.

She’s fifteen.

Her brother’s name is Tony.

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Exercise 11 How are you? 2 This is 3 Nice to meet you. 4 Stop it

Exercise 2B Daniel C Katy D Alice E Tom

Exercise 46, 8, 12, 13, 19

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Point to another name and date of birth and ask Ss, in pairs, to work out how old that person is.

They race their classmates to give the answer first.

(As well as the photos on page 7 of the Students’ Book, there are other photos of celebrities in the following units and lessons: Unit 4b, Unit 5c, Unit 7b, Unit 10b. The Background notes for the individual lessons give the dates of birth of each person.)

ExtensionNumbersOn the board, write the names and dates of birth of a number of celebrities – pop stars, actors and actresses, sportsmen or women, etc. If you can, bring in some photos as well.

Demonstrate what you want Ss to do first, by pointing to a name and date of birth on the board and showing the photo if you have it, e.g. Katy Perry, born 1984, and saying: Her name is (Katy Perry). She’s (31).

Exercise 514

Exercise 71 B: What’s his

name? A: His name’s

Max.2 A: How old are

you? B: I’m seventeen. A: No, you aren’t.

You’re twelve.3 A: Are you new

here? B: Yes, I am. A: Is that your

phone? B: No, it isn’t.

Exercise 82 ’m 3 aren’t, ’re 4 ’s 5 Are, am 6 ’m 7 Is, isn’t 8 is

Exercise 92 ’m 3 Is 4 isn’t 5 ’s 6 ’s

Exercise 10b 50 c 18 d 80 e 17 f 40 g 90 h 14

Exercise 112 his 3 I 4 you 5 my 6 She 7 her 8 he

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Video and AnimationGrammar: Verb to be: singularPronunciation: /i:/, /i/Grammar: Possessive adjectives

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Demonstrate first, using one of the forms e.g.

My surname is … [spell out the first two or three letters]

OR

My address is … [say the address].

ExtensionGive personal informationAsk Ss to swap the forms they completed about their partner in Exercise 6, so that each S now has a new form about another S. They should read out some of the information on the form for their classmates to guess who the form is about. They shouldn’t give away too much information at the beginning!

Look back ❮ ❮ ❮NumbersWrite some numbers between 1 and 100 on the board.

Point to numbers at random for individual Ss to read them aloud.

Exercise 101773 869214

Exercise 2First name: Daniel

Address: 52 Cowper Road, London

Postcode: SW9 5TH

Mobile number: 01773 869214

Age: 15

Exercise 3b1 D, E, G, P, T, V2 M, N, S, X, Z3 H, J, K4 U, W5 Y

Exercise 5Surname: Stanton

First name: Katy

Address: 19 Windmill Street, London

Post code: SW8 3KL

Mobile number: 07978 650022

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1 -an/-ian 2 -ish 3 -ese 4 otherChilean

Indian

Italian

Mexican

Russian

Exercise 4a and 4b

1 -an/-ian 2 -ish 3 -ese 4 otherArgentinian Polish Chinese French

American British Japanese German

Australian Irish Portuguese Greek

Brazilian Spanish

Canadian Turkish

Look back ❮ ❮ ❮Days of the weekAsk quickfire questions about days of the week. If necessary, use L1 to include questions about what the Ss do on particular days of the week, but they must say the day in English, e.g.

What day is it tomorrow?

What days do you come to school?

What day is your birthday on this year?

etc.

Exercise 11 Lulu, Yinglun 2 Maria, Duarte 3 Pawel, Maja

Exercise 21 – Canada 2 – the USA 3 – Mexico 4 – Brazil 5 – Argentina 6 – Chile 7 – the UK 8 – Ireland 9 – Portugal 10 – Spain 11 – France 12 – Italy 13 – Germany 14 – Poland 15 – Greece 16 – Turkey 17 – Russia 18 – India 19 – China 20 – Japan 21 – Australia

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as they ask their questions. You may need to explain that the cities marked on the map are the capital cities (except New York).

When they have guessed the country, give each S a slip of paper with the name of a country or let them choose a country. Ss then play the game in groups or

as a class.


Video and AnimationPronunciation: Word stress

Grammar: Verb to be: plural


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Extension Countries Play 20 questions with ‘Guess the country’. Think of a country from the 21 named countries in Exercise 2 of the Students’ Book. Tell the Ss they have 20 questions to guess which one you are thinking of. They can only ask yes or no questions, e.g. Is the first letter (C)?, Is it south of (Russia)? Is the capital city Beijing? They should look at the map on pages 10–11

Exercise 5 1 north-east 2 south-east 3 south 4 west 5 north-west

Exercise 8 2 Is Cristiano Ronaldo Portuguese? Yes, he is. 3 Are you and Olga from Russia? Yes, we are. 4 Are your teachers Spanish? No, they aren’t. They’re

Argentinian. 5 Are you two from America? No, we aren’t. We’re

from Canada.

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ExtensionGroup Ss in teams of three or four. Tell Ss to look again at the maps in this lesson and in Lesson 1c, to remind themselves of the names of the cities shown there. Ss then close their books.

Using the names of cities on the two maps, ask each team to name the matching country and nationality. Award one mark for the correct country and one mark for the correct nationality.

Exercise 21 United Kingdom 2 London 3 Wales – Cardiff; Scotland – Edinburgh; Northern Ireland – Belfast 4 British

Exercise 31 D London 2 A Edinburgh 3 B Cambridge 4 C Cardiff

Exercise 42 Scotland (Edinburgh) 3 Polish 4 university 5 English

Exercise 52 Scotland 3 Kirkcudbright 4 Tighnabruaich 5 west

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Exercise 1First name: Antonio

Surname: Dodd

Nationality: British

City and country: Newcastle, England

Languages: English and Italian

Exercise 21 A 2 C 3 B

Exercise 32 This is my sister.3 David is from

Manchester.4 It’s my new

phone.5 Today is

Wednesday.6 It’s in the south of

England.7 Yes, I am.8 They’re

Japanese.9 No, we aren’t. 10 I’m from Brazil.

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Exercise 4 1 Italian 2 Chinese 3 American 4 Greek 5 British

Exercise 5 1 north-east 2 east 3 south 4 south-west 5 west 6 north-west

Exercise 6 1 How are you? 2 This is 3 stop it! 4 Nice to meet you.

Exercise 7 1 d) 2 e) 3 b) 4 a)

Exercise 1 1 ’s 2 ’s 3 Is 4 isn’t 5 ’s 6 Are 7 aren’t 8 ’re 9 are 10 ’m 11 are

Exercise 2 1 your 2 my 3 her 4 Its 5 His

Exercise 3 1 three 2 thirteen 3 forty 4 twenty-five 5 one hundred/a hundred

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