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Work in pairs and discuss. Doyou prefer otd or new styLes of
buiLdings/houses/f urniture? Why?

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. five buildings you can live in (e.9. house).
. five rooms in a house (e.9. kitchen).
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. five machines you find in a house.

b Compare your Lists with your partner

work in pairs and discuss.Which ofthe things in the box do you

use forl

l washing/cleaning?
2 keeping warm/coo [?
3 entertainment/iniormation?
4 food/cooking?
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strip and put them into three groups.
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Ad.jectives for describing ptaces
1 Work in groups and discuss.
. Do most people thatyou know live with
their family, tive with ffiends or live atone?
' At what age do people in your country
Lrsuatty move out oftheif parents'house/
ftat? Why do you think this ls7
2a Read Ceorgia's emaiL and answerthe
questions.
1 Who do you think Ceorgia is writing to?
2 Why is she writing?
3 Which is her favourite room?
Did liell you? l'm moving out of my parents' house soon?l l've
found a lovely fat to reni and l'm rcally excitedl lt's n a nice
area and the streei is really quiet. But there is ashopjusi down
the road, and a livey caf6, which s great.
The flat s attractive - it ooks quiie srna lrom the ouiside, but t
feels spacious insid€. The best room isthe kiichen - it's mosily
whiie and very modern. Just my siyelThe living room is nice,
ioo. lt's a large, comfortable room ard ai ihe momert, ii's goi
oldJashioned furniiure n it, but lthink my furniture wil look
really good;n ihere. Also, there's a doorio ihe garden, which
is lovely. And the garden is small and quiie prlvaie ... mosily
srnry. bLl wlh a ,rice shady a€a for sining. Tfe€s a s-a I
bathroom, and lwo bedrooms - one's quite dark, but th€ oiher
is rea ly ighi and sunnyl
l'm attaching some photos ofiheflat. Of course, it will ook
differeni wh€n I move myfurniture ln, bui what do you think?
Do you ike ii?l!

Read the emaiL again and Look at the Gxx

photos that Georgia attached to her
email.which photo is different from her
description in the emait?

look at the adjectives in th€ boxand answer

the questions.

r.odern sunny light small attractive

shady lively quiet large private
old-fashioned dark comfortabLe spacious

1 Which word means the opposite of:

. modern?
. sunny?
. tight?
. small?
2 Which word has a sirnilar meaning to
Iarge?
3 What is the diffefence between gulefand

4 Which word describes a place:

. where lots of things are happening?
. which is nice to look at?
. which makesyou feel physicatty relaxed?

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1 a rcom old-fashioned / large / dark / Lively
2 akitchen light / spaciaus / shady /
attractive
3 a stteet confottable / quiet / attractive I
liveLy Choose eitherth€ house/flat you Live in now or a house/
4 a garden: sunny / shady / lively / private flatyou woutd Liketo Live in.Work in pairs andtake turns to
5 a cat6: madern / shady / spacious / small describe it.

It's a sma , modern house in a qulet area oftown.

There ls a sma , sunny kitchen - yolr can see the
garden from the window The garden is very sunny.
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. Llvety caf6 - popular with locaLs and

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. Comfortabte terrace on ihe beach
. - sunny 365 days a year
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. Clean, modern interiorwlth attractive decof
. Deticious iropical Jood
. Wide setection of hot and cold drinks
. Potite, atientive staff walt ng to serve youl

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Read the information on the website and answerthe

quesflons.
'I Where is the B[ue Pafiot Caf6?
2 Who owns it?
3 Do yo! think it seems to be a good pLace to go?
F nd four reasons why.

OWNERS: TINAAND CARLOS DUNNE

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IA Work in pairs and discuss. How much
do you know aboutAbu Dhabi in the
United Arab Emirates? Try to answer
the questions below.
Where are the lJnited Arab
Emirates?
e North Africa
b CentraL Europe
c Middle East,Asia
What does Abu Dhabi's weatth
come from?
a banking
b coal
c oil and gas
3 What isAbu Dhabisurrounded by?
a aesert
b lakes
c mountains
4 What is the ctimate inAbu Dhabi?
a very coro
b very hot and dry
c very hot ana wet
Go ontineto check your answers
or ask your teacher
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2a You are goingto watch a video about Masdar City. Before
you watch, checkyou understand the meaning ofthe
words and phrases in thegtossary beLow.
CLOSSARY
from the beginning
notfarfrom one side to the other
not in ihe centre (of a city)
far from one side tothe other,
O Watch thevideo and decide ifthe statements true (T),
false (F)or don't know (?).
1 The presenter betieves that Masdar City is a true city of
the future.
The buitding of Masdar City willcost 518 bittion.
40,000 peopte live there at the moment.
4 Afteryou parkyour car on the outskkts of the city,
someone drives you to the centre.
The cartravets under the city of Masdar City.
Masdar City has a lot oftaltbuitdings.
7 The streets of Masdar City are simitarto the streets of
Abu Dhabi.
It is cooler in Masdaf than in Abu Dhabi.
3a Look at the phrases from the video. Do they describ€
Abu Dhabi(AD) or Masdar (M)?
'I ... one of the fastest-growing cities on the ptanet.
... a new green city...
3 ... free for pedestrians to enjoy, with no traffic.
... taLler towers and ... wider highways ...
... surprisingly comfortable...
... the streets are narrow and shady...
b Watch again to check.
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