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    About People | GD \00t.2110 pictures. write possessive adjectives. @I ‘00k at pictues. compete the sentences about relationships, Uso possessive nouns, &® orpiete the sentences. 1. Audrey is classmate, 4. Ms. Mier and Mr. ulivan are colleagues. 7 Te 2, Wel . 5. Are = your nek We're — 5 HaBSTST RI Fabar~ Students. SIS epi trer / Melghbon 3. Who is manager? 6. Dr Frankin isn't doctor. (© Wwa%-n tv description an the relationship. vite the letter on the 1, Caleb and | are managers. Our company is Infotech. a. They/te classmates. (ur boss is Mr. Jackson, b. We're colleagues. 2, Anna's address is 32 Arbor Street. Zoe's address is © They're neighbors. 34 Arbor Street. . We're friends. 3. Ryan and Josh are students in the same class. Ms, Foster is their teacher. 4, ——essica and | are classmates. She's my neighbor, too. GD 00k at Joe's tist and Amy's list tor their party. “eistin - friend est - friend Robert and Julie - friends lark - classmate Now write sentences about the people. Use possessive adjectives. Peter: Peterisher colleague Mark: Gary and Ann: Ratharings = ee eee kristin: GD our vevarionstirs. complete the chart with names. To = (GD ‘ro0se 2 fiend and a classmate from Exercise 6. introduce them. Complete the conversation. 1. You: — thisis 's my classmate. 2. Your friend: Hi, 3. Your classmate: Hi, ______ Nice to meet you Your friend: e to meet you, too. Your classmate: What do you do? 4, Your friend: I'm ___. And you? DV Fi owt 00 torm tora friend, a neighbor, ora colleague. Om. OMrs. Miss firstname last name OMs. Now complete the conversation between the person and a clerk. 1. Clerk: Hi, Vhat’s your last name, please? 2. Clerk: And your fist name? My first name? 3. Clerk: How do you spell that? 4. Clerk: Thark you. GD compete the sentences Use real names and relationships. AE Meee Sg ry 2, Mr. and Mrs,______are my. 3. Ms,___ismy 4, Miss is my GD compete te address book with information for three friends. Fist name Fist mame Phone number Phone namber Email adares Erma addres GD) ite toe answers in words. 1. eleven + six = 2. nineteen ~ twelve = 3. three x five 4. twenty + two = Look at the business cards. Read the responses. Then write questions with What's. Use possessive nouns or possessive adjectives. Kate Harrison ltictae Brent 1 Archie P| Foster 8c Wright Engineer epi international f)] Power SW a Fyp Ea TINNSHER || | Sytney NSW 2000 _ Ma Sel | al ee cae FA (212) 955-070 £208 755 880 jpffsiver@edicom What's Ms. Harrison's firstname 7 a: What's her address 2 : Kate. : 77 York St. B: jeftsilver@edi.com B: He's a manager. ol ee Se es pect ES 28 Manor Street ae eee GD ‘0swer the questions. Use your own information. 1s Wists you firstname? oe 2. What's your last name? 3. What's your occupation? 4. What's your address? ‘5. Whats your phone number? 6 5. What's your e-mail address? JUST FOR FUN (GD 1.4 GUESS! Write the next number in words. 1. three, six nine, twelve, fifteen, 2. one, two, fur, eight, 3. twenty, one, nineteen, two, eighteen, three, @® compete the puzze. Across 4. Weare __. Our addresses are 15 and 17 Pine Street. ‘Source: From rddlenut.com. 5. The Musee du Louvre’s is 99 Rue de Rivoli, Paris, ‘9. Frank Gehry’s occupation 10. Her name is Linda Reid. Reid is 3 her __ name. Down 1. Mr. Bryant is Andy's teacher. _—— student. 11 Palm Street, and is (661) 555-4485, 3. Banana Yoshimoto's title 6. Allison's 2 address is allie@mail.net. 7. Flight attendants and pilots are 8. Azone, B=two, C=three, ... ro ‘Source: Created with Discovery’ Puzzlemaker, (GD 00x 2t 0 pictures. write questions and answers. Follow the model Where's the school 2B: _It’saround the corner aA 2B: MJ compete the conversation Tela friend how to get to your school, 1. Your fiend: Can t walk to the school? oD 2. Your friend: OK. And where ist? aD 3. Your friend: OK. Thanks! DD DF) 00k atthe pictures. write imperatives. 1, Don't drive (GD 121 2 new classmate how to go places from school Use an affirmative and a negative imperative. Example: toa bookstore: Take the bus. Don’twalk. 1. toabookstore 2. toabank: 3 toa pharmacy: 4, toarestaurant: (GD 00k at ho pictures. write a sentence with an imperative and a sentence about the location. Follow the model. ‘Take a taxi to the bookstore oa It’s next to the bank ca ae th JUST FOR FUN (GD + 01e FoR vou: Read the clues. Then write the places on the ln + The bookstore is between the : restaurant and the pharmacy. + The bank isnot next tothe bookstore. + The restaurant is next to the bank. + The pharmacy fs noton the lt. 1 2. 4 WORD FIND. Look across(—+) and down (1). Circle the eight means of ‘transportation. Then write the means of transportation on the lines. VEX MNIZANACOAMIOA atxar-s2z<> eRe Par KAAVPZHUZ—-yF BIST =e70cxXP4>O-=EN osaorumz>-r4oKx-4

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