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    Statement-Response: GPP 1 Unit 19: Key Point 55

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    STATEMENT-RESPONSE

    GPP 1

    GPP 1 Unit 19 : Key Point 55


    - I like ... .
    - (Yes,) I like ..., too/as well.

    - I don't like ... .


    - (No,) I don't like it, either.
    Meat pork
    fruit lamb
    vegetables cabbage
    fish apples
    chicken bananas
    beef French fries
    wine coffee
    tea beer

    GPP 1 Unit 30 : Key Point 90


    - It’s ...!
    - Oh no! I won’t be able to ... this afternoon.
    rain / play golf cloudy / go to the beach
    snow / go for a walk freezing / work in the garden
    foggy / go climbing
    GPP 2

    GPP 2 Unit 25 : Key Point 73


    Have students note down five interests they have. Look at someone's list and
    choose an item. I like sports. Look enquiringly at the student to elicit the response:
    SO DO I So do I.
    - I like/enjoy … .
    - So do I.

    - Jean enjoys … .
    - So does (Jacques).
    Live go dancing
    work play tennis
    study go on vacation
    Ask students to think of five things they don't like doing. Repeat the procedure
    NEITHER DO I above to elicit: Neither do I. Establish that this means you agree with the
    speaker.
    - I don't like/enjoy –ing.
    - Neither do I.
    have a … go to …
    work in … believe in …
    study … use …
    want to … spend time ….
    hope to … get to work by ...

    Basic Method and Materials Workshop Page 102 of 175


    STATEMENT-RESPONSE
    GPP 2

    GPP 2 Unit 11 : Key Point 32


    - Can you remember ... ?
    DON'T WORRY - I'm afraid not.
    THAT'S NO PROBLEM - Don't worry. / That's no problem.

    your credit card number your PIN code


    the expiry/expiration date when you last used the card
    your mother's maiden name where you put the card

    APP 1
    APP 1 Unit 5 : Key Point 13
    NICE TO MEET YOU What's your name? (My name's … . Nice to meet you.)

    - Hello. My name's … .
    - Nice to meet you, … . I'm … .
    - Nice to meet you, … .
    Demonstrate an alternative formal greeting.
    HOW DO YOU DO? Good morning. I'm … . How do you do? (How do you do? My name's … .)

    Introduce two students to each other, using full names.

    THIS IS … . …, this is … from (Microsoft).

    - …, this is … from (Microsoft) in (Chicago).


    - How do you do, ... ? Nice to meet you, … .
    - How do you do, ... ? Nice to meet you, … .

    Use RS4B to give students new identities. Make the situation more realistic by
    having students actually come into the room and then be introduced.

    APP 2

    APP 2 Unit 10 : Key Point 30 – DVD Scene 13


    SHOULD(N’T) - I have a problem. (I'm very tired).
    - I think you should/shouldn't ... .

    If appropriate, introduce
    - I don’t think you should … . as another option for “you shouldn’t.”

    tired lost important contract


    not enough money have to lay off 50 workers
    too much work have to close one branch of company
    don't like boss

    Basic Method and Materials Workshop Page 103 of 175


    STATEMENT-RESPONSE
    APP 1 Unit 5 : Key Point 13
    Business cards Resource Sheet 4B

    
    Laura Mappa Steve White
    Wolf Microtech

    Bob King Sandra Fen


    Carter Canon

    Pierre Leffe Tim Bell


    Dixon Lex River

    Sarah Kelly Tom Bossman


    Baron SmileCom

    Dick Dole Anna Pik


    Flex Products Vertech

    Basic Method and Materials Workshop Page 104 of 175

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