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MAKE AND DO 1 A Complete the questions with makes or does. Who in your family... *f 14 2 1 makes decisions about where you go on holiday? 2 most of the 3 3 4 4 5 5 Negatives 6 meals? homework? a lot of work? B Work in pairs and take turns. Ask and answer the questions. phone calls? PAST SIMPLE OR PRESENT PERFECT + EVER/NEVER the most 2 A Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Questions 1 swim) (you/go) projects at out) Affirmatives speeches? in the sea? (you/ever on holiday last year? Africa. (I/ never visit) last night. (I/ not go in more than one country. (1/live) in a restaurant last weekend. (1/eat) B Work in pairs and take turns. Guess your partner's answers to questions 1-2. C Are sentences 3-6 true for your partner? Ask and answer questions to find out. EDUCATION 3 A Match 1-7 with a)-g) to make questions. 1 Do you play 2 When you take 3 How do you feel when you make 4 At school, did you 5 Have you ever given a 6 Do you ever study 7 Did you study a) online? b) performance of anything? c) exams, do you get nervous? d) study art? e) any sport particularly well? f) a foreign language at school? g) mistakes? B Work in pairs and take turns. Ask and answer the questions. G CAN, HAVE TO, MUST 4 A Underline the correct alternative to complete the sentences. 1 In Australia, you must/can/don't have to drive on the left. 2 In the UK, you have to/can/can't smoke in pubs and restaurants. 3 You can't/have to/must talk on your mobile phone during an examination. 4 Children are lucky. They don't have to/must/can worry about paying bills! 5 In the UK, you have to/can't/ mustn't be 17 years old before you can ride a motorcycle. B Write down one thing: • you can/can't do in your country • you have to do next week you mustn't do during an exam • you don't have to do at the weekend • you must do when learning a language • you mustn't do while driving • you have to do every day • you don't have to do when you are a child C Work in pairs and compare your ideas. LANGUAGE LEARNING 5 A Complete the questions. - 1 Do you r articles to help you understand them? 2 When's the last time you went to study English? 3 Do you like watching films with sub _? Why/Why not? 4 Have you ever used a ch room in English? 5 Which words from this unit are you going to mem B Work in pairs and take turns. Ask and answer the questions. GIVING ADVICE 6 A Complete the tables below with phrases for giving/ responding to advice. giving advice responding to advice B Work in pairs. Complete the conversation in different ways. A: Why don't we B: That's a A: I think/don't think B: OK. Let's C Practise and act out your conversation.​

Answer 1

1. Who in your family makes decisions about where you go on holiday? - The answer to this question will vary depending on the person's family. It could be a parent, a grandparent, or the individual themselves.

2. Who makes the meals?

b) Work in pairs and take turns. Ask and answer the questions.

3. Does anyone in your family do a lot of work?

b) Work in pairs and take turns. Guess your partner's answers to questions 1-2.

c) Are sentences 3-6 true for your partner? Ask and answer questions to find out.

3. Education a) Match 1-7 with a)-g) to make questions. 1. Do you play (g) any sport particularly well? 2. When you take (a) exams, do you get nervous? 3. How do you feel when you make (e) a mistake? 4. At school, did you study (f) a foreign language? 5. Have you ever given (b) a performance of anything? 6. Do you ever study (c) online? 7. Did you study (d) art?

b) Work in pairs and take turns. Ask and answer the questions.

4. G can, have to, must a) Underline the correct alternative to complete the sentences. 1. In Australia, you must drive on the left. 2. In the UK, you can't smoke in pubs and restaurants. 3. You can't talk on your mobile phone during an examination. 4. Children are lucky. They don't have to worry about paying bills! 5. In the UK, you have to be 17 years old before you can ride a motorcycle.

b) Write down one thing: • You can do in your country • You have to do next week • You mustn't do during an exam • You don't have to do at the weekend • You must do when learning a language • You mustn't do while driving • You have to do every day • You don't have to do when you are a child

c) Work in pairs and compare your ideas.

5. Language learning a) Complete the questions. 1. Do you read articles to help you understand them? 2. When's the last time you went to study English? 3. Do you like watching films with subtitles? Why/why not? 4. Have you ever used a chat room in English? 5. Which words from this unit are you going to memorize?

b) Work in pairs and take turns. Ask and answer the questions.

6. Giving advice a) Complete the tables below with phrases for giving/responding to advice. Giving advice: - You should... - I think you should... - Have you considered... - It might be a good idea to... - Why don't you try... Responding to advice: - That's a good idea. - I'll take that into consideration. - Thank you for the suggestion. - I'm not sure if that would work for me. - I'll think about it.

b) Work in pairs. Complete the conversation in different ways. A: Why don't we try a new restaurant for dinner? B: That's a good idea. A: I think it's worth a try. B: Ok. Let's go. A: I'm not sure if I'm in the mood for something different. B: Well, we could always stick to our usual place. A: That's true. Let's do that. B: Alright, no problem.

c) Practice and act out your conversation.