Welcome to the unit_232390.ppt

* * * * Comic strip Welcome to the unit What’s his job? cook at a restaurant waiter waitress at a restaurant What’s his / her job? a teacher at a school What’s his job? What’s his job? a policeman at a police station a nurse at a hospital What’s her job? a doctor at a hospital What’s his job? a bus driver on a bus What’s his job? a hotel manager in a hotel What’s his job? a factory manager in a factory What’s his job? What’s his job? a factory worker in a factory a secretary in an office What’s her job? students What’re their jobs? in a school cleaners What’re their jobs? in the street sellers What’re their jobs? in a supermarket farmers What are their jobs? on the farm What other jobs do you know? Examples: football player actor / actress soldier engineer Match them with the places and write the correct letters in the boxes. c b a b a c What are your parents’ jobs? Work in pairs. My father is a /an … My mother is a / an … Make a conversation. A: Who’s your neighbour? B: … is my neighbour. A: What’s your neighbour? / What does your neighbour do? B: He / She’s … A: Where does he / she work? B: He / She works in … Listen and answer the question. What are these questions about? The questions are about Simon’s home and different places around his flat. Read and answer 1. Where’s Simon’s flat? It’s in City Garden in Ninth Street. 2. How many buildings are there in his neighbourhood? About 20 buildings. 3. How many floors do the buildings have? 4. What does Simon have around his neighbourhood? 5. What does Simon think of his neighbourhood? Most of them have 14 floors. Supermarkets, restaurants, a school and a hospital. He thinks it’s good to live in a neighbourhood like that. Work in pairs and make up your own conversation about your neighbourhood. Do you often talk with your neighbours? Do you often play with your neighbours? Do you like visiting them? Do they often visit your home? Do you think they’re good visitors? What do you think o