Transcript Unit 4
opposite verbs
match a verb in A ith its opposite B.
A
B
c
1.Love
a.Close
e
2.Start
b.Relax
d
3.Come
c.Hate
a
4.Open
d.Go
f
5.Leave
e.Finish
h
6.Get up
f.Arrive
b
7.Work
g.Be early
g
8.Be late
h.Go to bed
Workbook, page 22
opposite verbs
complete the sentences with the opposites.
1.Sally hates George, but she loves Thomas.
2.The bank opens at 9.30 in the morning and _____ at 4.00 in the
afternoon.
3.The film starts at 7.15 and _____ at 10.00.
4.I get up 6.30 and ______ at 10.30 on weekdays.
5.She _____ to work at 8.30 in the morning and comes home at 6.00.
6.John is often late for school, but I _____.
7.The train leaves Paris at 1 p.m. and _____ in Lyons at 3.08 p.m.
8.I work eight hours a day, so I always _____ in the evening.
Workbook, page 22
Make Questions.
Then match the questions and answers.
Questions
Answers
At 11 o’clock.
What time
do you go to bed?
Where
do you go on holiday?
What
do you do on Sundays?
When
do you do your homework?
Who
do you live with?
My mother and sisters.
Why
do you like your job?
Because it’s interesting.
How
do you travel to school?
Do
you go out on Friday evenings?
To spain or portugal.
I always relax.
After dinner.
By bus.
Yes, I do sometimes.
Answer the questions
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6.
7.
8.
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10.
What sports do they play?
Do Daniella and Axel like skiing?
Where do Daniella and her family eat in summer?
Where does Sumalee live?
Which season does Sumalee like best?
What do Sumalee and her friends do in February?
Does Daniella like sunbathing?
Why does Axel like spring?
Where do Daniella’s cousins live?
Which months are winter months in the three
countries?
There are six mistakes about Daniella, Sumalee,
and Axel. Correct them.
Daniella comes from England. In summer she goes surfing and
sailing. She loves the beach and she likes sunbathing.
Sumalee comes from the south of Thailand. Her favourite
season is summer. She loves dancing.
Axel comes from Norway. He likes winter best. He likes skiing,
but he doesn’t ski very fast.
september
november
december
july
january
may
march
april
february
october
august
june