Level 1 Unit 5: Places

Page 52 FURNITURE VOCABULARY

Furniture

beds

curtain

chair

table

Mind map

Brainstorming

ROOMS’ HOUSE VOCABULARY

Page 52 Furniture Vocabulary There is/ there are

Exercise Think about your house. What furniture can you name? Example: There is one bedroom in my flat. There are a lot of curtains in my bedroom. There is a sink in my bathroom. There are four chairs in my dining room. There is one wardrobe in my dad’s bedroom. There are two sofas in my mom’s living room.

Page 53, 144POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS AND POSSESSIVE ’S

Subject Possessive Adjectives

Va con un sustantivo

Possessive pronounSolo/alone

I my + nounmy car

mine

You your + noun your grade

Yours

He His laptop HisShe Her tablet HersIt Its collar

We Our house OursYou Your camera Yoursthey Their dog Theirs

Possessives in questions

Whose is this?It’s hers.

Is this yours?No, it’s not mine.

What’s your father’s name?It’s Carlos’.

Whose book is that?It’s mine.

PLACES IN A CITY VOCABULARY

Places in a city vocabulary

Street Post Office Sports Centre Buildings Stadium Theatre Police station restaurant

Page 55 ASK AND GIVING DIRECTIONS

ASK for directions

How can I get ………….., please?

How can I get to the chemist? How can I get to the Sheraton Hotel? How can I get to the UTN? How can I get to FECYT? How can I get to the university’s cafeteria?

Giving Directions

ASK FOR AND GIVE DIRECTIONSAsk and answer

Work with a partner

student A: ask for directionsStudent B: give directions

Use the map as a guide for your answers.

Example: Excuse me. Could you help me? Yes, of course. How can I get to Paquito bakery? First, you need to go straight two blocks. Then, turn right at the bank.

Finally, Paquito bakery is on your left.