I/You/He/She/It/We/They swim.
speak three languages
• stand on their head
• write backwards
• move their ears
Оplay an unusual instrument ® write computer programs
cook
• swim
• write with their right har
• get up in the mornings
• send a text message
| I/You/He/She/It/We/They swim. I/you/he/she/it/we/they swim? Yes, l/vou/he/she/it/we/thev can. No, l/you/he/she/it/we/they____________ |
• use a video or DVD player
| see Reference page 33 |
bTell the class about your group.
| 3.3 | Phone fun |
| Functions | making suggestions; using the phone |
| Can do | understand and leave a simple phone message |
Listening
1 Do you use a mobile phone? Where? When? Who do you call?
a CDListen. Match the messages to the names.
Damian □ lane Ц] Mary Wilde □ Benson Cameras □ Steve Henshaw □
bListen again and complete the messages with one word, a number or a time.
Make two phone calls.
Student A: turn to page 125.
Student B: read the notes below.
Call 1 Your name is Carla. Phone Student A: You
want to speak to Jason. Your number is 990 675
3551.
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Call 2 Answer the phone and start the conversation. (Sylvia isn't here today. Take a message for Sylvia.)
сListen to message five again. How do we say 88 in the phone number?
а СКВNumber the sentences in the correct
order. Then listen and check.
OK. What's your number? □
OK. Bye. □
She isn't here right now. Can I take a message? Q
Hello.(Ц
Yes, please ask her to phone Jeffrey.
It's 011 908 5561. О
Hello, can I speak to Laura, please? □
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| ^ Message for rfaray from Sreve tlensho-w. Please.------------ Um - Ob% 9 ¡9------------- |
| s -for Mi<shaei Carol at- C«vr1ercv> - your new ________ there.. Сгг\ you go and get- it- tbvo_________ ? ¿hop орел - _________ - |
| Brandon Travéf Agency |
| Message for ____ Rented From Ылгу WiJd* Number 7jt>_______________ g>g>i>4 |
bPractise the dialogue with a partner.
aRead the text below quickly. Match the headings to paragraphs 1-3. a The Mobile Phone Olympics b The phone throwing competition с Texting in Britain
bRead the text again. Match the numbers to the information.
1 1.54 billion a words in Natalie's text message
2 50 million b Natalie's age
3 2 million с competitors
48 d messages a month
5 15,000 e messages an hour
6 18 f messages a day for each user
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| s |
| a |
7 30 v. g messages a day
Tenting at the Mobile Phone Olympics
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n Britain people send 1.54 billion text messages every month. That's more than 50 million messages a day or 2 million an hour! In fact, the average mobile phone user sends about 8 messages a day.
Now texting fans have the chance to show what they can do at the Mobile Phone Olympics. Every year about 15.000 competitors enter the competition in London. In the texting event competitors send an 80-character message as fast as they can. This year's champion is 18-year-old Natalie Johnson from Leeds. She can send a 30-word text message in just 138 seconds!
Of course, some people hate mobile phones. One event at the Olympics is just for them. This is the 'Mobile Phone Throwing' competition. In this event competitors throw their phones as far as they can. It's a lot of fun for mobile phone haters!
How do we say these numbers? Choose from the words in the box. Then listen and check your answers. 6six 16 60 600 6,000 60,000 600,000
6,000,000 6,000,000,000 у-----------------------------------------------
six million six thousand sixty sixty thousand six billion six six hundred thousand six hundred sixteen
Pronunciation 7
a CBSListen. Underline the strong sounds, sixteen sixty fourteen forty
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8Look at page 152 and complete the How to box with examples from the dialogues in Ex. 2a.
make suggestions and requests
| Make | Let's + infinitive |
| suggestions | Let's meet outside the cinema |
| at ten to eight. | |
| Why don't we + infinitive + ? | |
| How about + noun + ? | |
| Make | Can you + infinitive + ? |
| requests | |
Listen and tick (/) the number you hear.
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| сTest your partner. |