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    What Are People Doing? (Present Continuous)

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    The document provides information about the present continuous tense, character traits, jobs, and sample conversation and assignments. It includes questions about what people are currently doing using the present continuous form. Character traits like kind, friendly, lazy, etc. are listed. Common jobs like farmer, teacher, driver, etc. are listed along with an assignment to list good and bad parts of each job. A sample dialogue between Bert and Harry discusses Bert borrowing a friend's passport instead of his own for a flight. Assignments include writing a personal information note about oneself and a fictional character, and filling in sentences using verbs like live, travel, own, etc.

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    The document provides information about the present continuous tense, character traits, jobs, and sample conversation and assignments. It includes questions about what people are currently doing using the present continuous form. Character traits like kind, friendly, lazy, etc. are listed. Common jobs like farmer, teacher, driver, etc. are listed along with an assignment to list good and bad parts of each job. A sample dialogue between Bert and Harry discusses Bert borrowing a friend's passport instead of his own for a flight. Assignments include writing a personal information note about oneself and a fictional character, and filling in sentences using verbs like live, travel, own, etc.

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    The document provides information about the present continuous tense, character traits, jobs, and sample conversation and assignments. It includes questions about what people are currently doing using the present continuous form. Character traits like kind, friendly, lazy, etc. are listed. Common jobs like farmer, teacher, driver, etc. are listed along with an assignment to list good and bad parts of each job. A sample dialogue between Bert and Harry discusses Bert borrowing a friend's passport instead of his own for a flight. Assignments include writing a personal information note about oneself and a fictional character, and filling in sentences using verbs like live, travel, own, etc.

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    What are people doing? (present continuous) Q: What does he do for a living? A: He is a farmer Q: what is he doing at the moment?

    A: He is farming There is a girl. She is playing guitar I like music I am listening to music Character traits Kind Friendly Lazy Funny Vain Cruel Sincere/insincere Ambitious Jealous Bad-tempered Hard-working Honest Rude Mean Shy Boring Sociable Rebellious Assignment: Create a fictitious character using some of these words (100-150 words) Jobs Hairdresser Farmer Teacher Driver Surgeon Lawyer Construction worker

    Assignment: Make a list of good and bad parts of the job.

    Conversation Bert: Hurry, Harry. Look its the final call for our flight. Harry: Have you got your passport, Bert? Bert: Yes, of course Ive got my passport, Harry. Dont worry so much. Look here it is. Harry: But that isnt your passport, Bert. Look at the name on it: Tom Barrymore. Bert: I know it isnt my passport. I lost my passport so I borrowed this one from a friend of mine. Harry: But thats very dangerous, Bert. The immigration officer is going to ask you questions. Shes going to find out that its not your passport. Bert: Dont worry so much, Harry. I know all about Tom Barrymore. Look, he gave me this information to memorize. I can answer any question she asks. No problem. Questions: 1. Why are they in a hurry? 2. Why is Harry worried? 3. Why isnt Bert worried? Assignment: Write a note with your personal information: birthday, age, place of birth, place of living, class etc. Assignment: do the same for a fictitious character Fill in Use: live, travel, own, get, be, study Would you like to in a pop group? Would you like to to be a 100? Would you like to to Nepal? Would you like to at a university? Would you like to a fast car? Would you like to married? Use: am, are, is, have or has 1. How old Kevin? 2. you hungry? 3. How many brothers and sisters Tom got? 4. What Tina like? 5. How many phones there in the flat? 6. How you feeling? 7. How long your grandparents lived in their flat? 8. He got two brothers but he nt got any sisters. 9. No, we nt hungry, but we thirsty. 10. There two. 11. He 21. 12. I very tired.

    13. They been there for twenty years. 14. She kind and friendly. Assignment: find 7 mini-dialogues Example: A: How old is Kevin? B: He is 21.

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