Unit 1. MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Unit 1. MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Lesson 1
Ex. 3, p. 17
Dan likes doing something with hands. Tom likes doing sport.
Dan enjoys eating mother’s pies.
Ann enjoys spending time outdoors.
Ann has got the same hobby as her granny.
Ex. 4, p. 17
I love listening to music. I enjoy playing tennis. I don’t like cooking. I am good at English. I am excellent at maths. I am fond of reading.
Ex. 5, p. 6
My family is very very friendly. We are four – my mother, my father, my little sister and me.
I love my mum because she is very kind and caring. When I need a piece of advice, I usually ask her. She is really very helpful. My dad is very clever. When I have problems with maths, I know that he can always help me. He likes jokes and he plays guitar. I enjoy listening to him.
My little sister is 5. She is everybody’s pet. She is funny and I like to play with her.
I love to spend time with my
Lesson 2
Ex. 4, p. 19
A. Hi, Ann. We are doing a survey on family ties. Can I ask you a few questions?
B. Yes, please.
A. What makes a home a pleasant place to liver in?
B. Happy families have certain traits in common. They are honest with each other, they take care about each other, They always stay in contact with each other.
A. Who do you admire most in your family?
B. This is my mother. She has lots of duties but she is always kind, caring and helpful.
A. Tell me what children usually benefit from.
B. Children benefit from regular me>
Ex. 6, p. 19
I would like to tell you about a person in my family that I admire most. This is my mother. She has lots of duties but she is always kind, caring and helpful.
When I need a piece of advice, I usually ask her. She is really very helpful. Maybe she it the kindest person in the world.
She is very busy because she works at school. She is a teacher of the Ukrainian language and literature. She loves her work and make pupils admire Ukrainian writers and read the books of theirs.
She
Lesson 3
Ex. 3, p. 20
1-T, 2-T, 3-T, 4-F, 5-C, 6-T, 7-C
Ex. 4, p. 21
1. us
2. them
3. her, she
4. herself
5. herself
6. ourselves
7. yourself
8. ourselves
Ex. 5, p. 21
Meet my friend Max. He is my classmate and my closest friend. He is the best football player at our school. Besides he can play the guitar.
He has a friendly and helpful family. They are five-liis parents, his brother, his sister and he. I like to come to his home. They all live and respect each other.
Ex. 6, p. 21
He is my classmate.
I am glad to see him.
My friend can translate this text himself. They are my good friends.
I am going to visit them.
They will do it themselves.
Lesson 4
Ex. 2 (a), p. 22
1 – B, 2 – D, 3 – A, 4 – E, 5 – C
Ex. 2 (b), p. 22
1-d, 2-f, 3-a, 4-d, 5-c, 6-e
Ex. 6, p. 23
I always make my bed.
I tidy up my room twice a week.
I do washing up every day. I never iron clothes, my mum does it.
I never water the flowers. My sister does it. Sometimes I help mum to cook meals.
Lesson 5
Ex. 4, p. 26
1. will be
2. have whitewashed
3. have weeded
4. wanted
5. will be
6. are
Ex.5 (a), p. 26
1. household chores
2. do
3. wash
4. do
5. fold
6. rake
Ex. 5 (b), p.26
Dear Kathleen!
Hope you are fine.
I am writing to tell you some facts about our family.
We all are very friendly and helpful. So we always share household chores.
When we need to fix something, we ask Dad to help. He likes do something with his hands and my brother usually helps him.
I always make my bed, do washing up every day.
I tidy up my room twice a week. But I never iron clothes, I dislike it. My mum does it. I never water the flowers. My sister does it. She likes her plants.
I like cooking. Sometimes I help mum to cook meals.
Please tell me about your family. Do you also share household chores?
Looking forward to hearing from you. Are Mary and Brian planning their rest or their trip now?
Helen
Ex. 2, p. 30
1-T, 2-F, 3-T, 4-T Ex. 5, p. 32
1 – C is writing
2 – A has taken
3 – B were having, heard
4 – B cooked
Lesson 6
Ex. 4, p. 28
1. Who has been weeding the garden this week?
2. When did my parents have a lovely talk?
3. Did they keep in walking along the street?
4. Are Mary and Brian planning their rest or their trip now?
5. How does the skirt suit you?
6. Is the city full of places of interest or green parks?
7. Did he spend much time working in the garden yesterday?
8. Was Molly scared of big spiders or a big snake?
9. What has Steve dreamt about?
10. Are there many cobwebs in this old roof?
11. Where were there marble staircases and grand pianos?
Ex. 5, p. 25
1. isn’t it?
2. does he?
3. didn’t they?
4. can he?
5. didn’t they?
6. isn’t he?
7. aren’t I?
8. shall we?
9. haven’t they?
10. shall we?
Ex. 6, p. 29
A)
1. The children are looking at the kittens, aren’t they?
2. The cat has just woke up, wasn’t it.
3. The kittens were born a month ago, weren’t they?
B)
1. The family aren’t in the wood, are they.
2. They had to wake up early, didn’t they
3. They have already caught lots of fish, haven’t they?
C)
1. They aren’t meeting new year, are they?
2. Mum has made a tasty cake, hasn’t she?
3. There are 6 people at the table, aren’t there?
Lesson 8
Ex. 1, p. 32
1. has he?
2. can we?
3. weren’t they?
4. didn’tit?
5. isn’t she?
6. will she?
Ex. 2, p. 33
1-D, 2-F, 3-B, 4-E, 5-A, 6-C
Ex. 3, p. 33
1. had whitewashed, came
2. were gathering, started
3. will rake
4. are doing, am changing
5. have chosen
6. shakes
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