Module 1

Lifestyles

1a. A city mouse or a country mouse

1b. Better safe than sorry

Recalling wordsYou have a minute to look at the words. Then

try to recall as many as you can and write them down.

• Peephole, install, burglar, identification, alarm system, hand over, switch, unemployment

Ex 6. Listening

1. Areas

2. Mobile phone

3. Money

4. Items

5. burglar

1c. Hanging out

Play football

Go shopping

Surf the net

Read booksPlay computer

games

Play chess

Go to the cinema

Watch TV

Walk with friends

FREE TIME FREE TIME ACTIVITIESACTIVITIES

Ex 2 p 10 : Sydney

1. from

2. on

3. at

4. to

5. about

6. for

1c. Hanging out

Dialogue outline

Interviewer

Introduce yourself, magazine.

Ask what favourite day out is.

Ask for details.

Thank for time

Kelly/ Jamie

Greet interviewer.

Answer politely/ enthusiastically.

Reply with detail.

Reply politely.

1c. Hanging out

Writing

• Where is it?

• What can you do there?

• Why do you like it?

• How do you feel there?

1c. Hanging out

Culture Corner

Landmarks of the British Isles

Warm-up activity.Team game

• Solve the language puzzles of exercise 2 page 7 of your Workbook

• The team which finishes first is the winner.

Extensive reading

• How many people are there in Mexico City?

• What landmarks are there?

• Where is Mexico City?

• What can you do there?

• What kind of lifestyle do people lead in Mexico?

Extensive reading

1 c Tourism

2 d Homes

3 a Transport

4 e Leisure

5 b Food

Words in bold• Continent: very large area of land• Population: people living in the country• Language: the words we speak• Currency: the money of the country• Blocks of flats: big buildings with many

flats• Lines: tracks on which a metro travels

Extensive reading