There is no place like home

2.

Make the following tasks
1
Do ex.1 at p.24
2
Look for new words
3 Read and translate the rhyme
4
Make the dialogue

Look for new words
Hoover
To switch on
Din
To suck in
Homeless
To plug in
Read and translate the rhyme
I bought a new Hoover today,
Plugged it in in the usual way,
Switched it on – what a din,
It sucked everything in,
Now I’m homeless with no place to stay.

4.

Make the dialogue using the
questions that are given below
What’s your name?
What’s your last name?
What’s your nationality?
Where are you from?
How old are you?
What are you?
Where do you study?
Do you have a family?
How many are in your family?
Do you have sisters or brothers?
Who are your other relatives?
Where do you live?
What is your address?
What floor do you live on?
Do you have a lift?
How many rooms are there in your
flat?
What furniture do you have in your
living room (bedroom/study/your
room)?
Hello! Hi! Good morning!
How are you? Fine. I’m Ok.
Good
Nice to meet you
!

5.

There is …/There are …
Study the grammar material at
page 26.
1
Do exercises at page 27.
3
Use this construction
in your dialogue.
2

6.

1. Translate the sentences
1. There is a car in the yard.
2. There are three women and one man
in the living-room.
3. There is much water in the ocean.
4. There is a sofa, two armchairs and a
TV set in the room.
5. There are many dogs in the village.

7.

2. Make the sentences
interrogative and negative
1. There are three rooms in our flat.
2. There is a study in my uncle’s flat.
3. There are some books and an
exercise-book on the desk.

8.

3. Put is or are
1. There _______ nice flowers in the room.
2. There _______ a red vase on the table.
3. There _______chairs next to the table.
4. There _______ a mouse in the yard.
5. There _______ books in the bag .
6. There _______ balls under the table .
7. There _______a mirror in the bedroom.
8. There _______ pens on the book.
9. There _______ bridges in the town.
10. There _______a chair and two armchairs there.