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How Often Is Often British English Student
How Often Is Often British English Student
HOW OFTEN
IS OFTEN?
Expemo code:
1BV7-H21B-CH9D
1 Warm up
Which of the things in the box do you do in the morning, which in the evening and which in both?
2 In the bathroom
Find the following objects in the photos. There may be more than one object in a photo.
1. 2. 3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8.
Look at the photos again and complete the sentences with one word from the list above. Then listen
to the recording and check.
6. The is orange.
Look at the images and put the missing words in the correct sentences.
Jose Marsha
1 2
2. When do you brush your
teeth in the morning?
Before or after breakfast?
3 4
3. How long do you brush
your teeth? For how many
seconds or minutes?
5 6
4. How long do you wash
your hands? For how many
seconds or minutes?
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5. How often do you wash once a week
your hair?
Once/twice/three times a
week? Every day?
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6. Do you flush the toilet
with the lid closed or open?
Now work in pairs and answer the same questions. Write your and your partner’s answers.
Study the images and the examples and then answer the questions.
When we talk about routines (activities which we do regularly), we use the Present Simple
tense. We also use words and phrases saying how often we do the activities.
Examples:
• I usually brush my teeth after breakfast.
• She always dries her hair with a towel.
Now, look at the graphics and examples that include phrases with ’every’ and ’time’ and answer the
questions.
• Phrases with every:
Examples:
• We clean the bathroom every day.
• My friend watches Netflix every evening.
Examples:
• My brother washes his hair twice a week.
• We go on holiday four times a year.
Now, work in pairs and find six pairs of phrases which mean the same.
3. Find two objects that are often wet and make bacteria grow.
• It’s not true that you need hot water to wash your hands well. Scrub your hands for at
least 20 seconds and dry them well. This is more important than the water temperature.
• Don’t brush your teeth right after the meal. The acid from food makes the tooth surface
soft, and you can damage it. Wait at least 30 minutes. Brushing your teeth too hard and
not long enough is another common mistake.
Fight bacteria
• Make sure the shower curtain dries completely and keep towels in a dry place or near a
heater.
• Don’t store medicine in the bathroom – it’s too warm and humid.
• Flush the toilet with the lid down to avoid splashing bacteria around the bathroom. They
can even get to the toothbrushes!
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8 Homework
1. I often ...........................................................................................................................................
7. I brush my ....................................................................................................................................
8. I never ...........................................................................................................................................
9 Reading extension
Part 1: Read the introduction to four articles about the history of hygiene products. Choose the right
title for each.
It is generally a mix of animal fat and other ingredients. It first appeared in Persia. Before that
prehistoric people used natural oils or water with ashes from fire to wash.
It was invented in India. The people there mixed some berries and oils and used the mixture
to massage the head and hair. It became popular in the form we know it today (as liquid) less
than 100 years ago.
The Chinese invented it in the 7th century. They used pig hairs in a bamboo stick or in a bone.
It came to Europe a thousand years later.
It appeared in the form we know it only 100 years ago. Long before in many places people
mixed different ingredients to produce a cleaning powder. Chewing twigs was also popular
and still is today.
Part 2: Read the sentences below. Which article do they come from? Ignore the words you don’t
know and pay attention to the words in bold. Don’t use a dictionary!
2. People in Europe put salt on a piece of rag. Richer people chewed mint and clove to kill the bad
smell.
4. The Romans used olive oil instead. They put it on their bodies and scrubbed the dirt off.