Starter • Unit 5: Now & Then

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Review L20-L24: word order, imperatives, object pronouns, can/can't, like/love/hate + -ing.

50 min
Review: word order, imperatives, object pronouns, can/can't, like/love/hate + -ing
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Reading

10 minutes

Reading

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Read the text aloud. Then discuss the questions below.

Come to Philadelphia!

Reading Terminal Market: Here you can try different local food. If you like cooking, you can buy wonderful products. You can also listen to live music. The market is open every day.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art: The museum is in beautiful Fairmount Park. It's also famous for the 'Rocky Steps' from the Rocky movies. You can take photos on the steps!

Professional Sports: Philadelphia has four famous sports teams: the Eagles (football), the Phillies (baseball), the Sixers (basketball), and the Flyers (ice hockey). Don't drive to a game — take the train!

1. What can you do at Reading Terminal Market?

2. Where is the Philadelphia Museum of Art?

3. When is the market open?

4. Why is the museum famous?

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Language Focus

12 minutes

Grammar: Review: word order, imperatives, object pronouns, can/can't, like/love/hate + -ing

FormStructure
AffirmativeWord order: subject + verb + object — I like coffee.,Imperatives: Open the door. Listen. Be quiet.,Object pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them — Call him.,Can/can't: She can drive. He can't swim.,Like/love/hate + verb-ing: I love cooking. She hates running.
NegativeNegative imperative: Don't open the door. Don't be late.,Can't: I can't speak German. They can't come today.,Don't like + -ing: I don't like waking up early.
InterrogativeCan you + verb? → Can you help me?,Do you like + -ing? → Do you like cooking?,What/Where + verb? → What do you do? Where do you live?
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Practice

15 minutes

Grammar Review: L20-L24

Choose the correct option.

1. What music ___?

do you like
like you
you like

2. ___ late for class!

Not be
No be
Don't be

3. I love ___. They're my favorite band.

them
they
their

4. You ___ take photos in the museum.

no can
can't
don't can

5. I like ___ books before bed.

reading
to reading
read

True or False — Philadelphia

Based on the reading 'Come to Philadelphia!', is each statement True (A) or False (B)?

Replay text

1. Reading Terminal Market is open every day.

True
False

2. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is in Center City.

False
True

3. Philadelphia has three professional sports teams.

True
False

4. You can take photos on the Rocky Steps.

True
False

5. The Flyers play baseball.

True
False

Can or Can't?

Complete with the correct verb.

1. He can the guitar very well.
2. You can for the museum in cash or card.
3. She can 50 meters.
4. Let's for coffee after class.
5. Can you to the store for me?
6. I can yoga but I can't karate.

What Comes Next?

Write the next word in the sequence.

1. fifth, sixth,
2. tenth, eleventh,
3. eighteenth, nineteenth,
4. May, June,
5. January, February,
6. September, October,

Talk About Your Life

Answer your teacher's questions with real information about you.

1. What do you like doing in your free time?

2. Tell me three things you can do well.

3. Give me an instruction for making coffee. (Use an imperative!)

4. When is your birthday? (Use ordinal numbers.)

5. Can you swim? Can you play the piano? Can you cook?

6. I have a new phone. Do you like ___? (it/them)

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Let's Talk

13 minutes

Let's Talk!

Use what you learned today to answer these questions. Elaborate as much as you can!

Skills and preferences review.

1. What can you do really well that most people can't?

2. What is something you love doing on a rainy day?

3. Is there a food you hate eating?

4. Give me three instructions for a tourist in São Paulo.

5. Which skill would you love to learn — and why?

Self-Assessment

How did you do today?

  • I can talk about what I like doing in my free time.
  • I can give instructions using imperatives (Don't be late!).
  • I can say what I can and can't do.
  • I can say dates with ordinal numbers and months.
  • I can put words in the correct order in a sentence.

Great work today!

Next class: What are you doing? — Talk about what's happening RIGHT NOW!