Revising the last lesson

Rearange the following sentences in a conversation

1. Hello, could I speak to Pat Kay, please?

2. Hello, Scottish Bank.

3. I’m afraid the line’s busy.

4. Oh, I’ll call back later then.

5. It’s OK, I’ll hold on.

6. I’m sorry to keep you. The line’s still engaged.

Listening and speaking: Oh, really?
Match the sentences and photographs
1. Peter and I are getting married.
2. I’ve got an interview for a job today.
3. John can’t play today. It seems he’s had an accident.
4. Did you know Tony and Rosie have split up?
5. I won the gold medal in the race.
6. I’m expecting a baby.
7. I’m afraid I failed my driving test.
8. Have you heard? Sue had her baby on Saturday.
9. Happy birth day, Mummy!
UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

1. Peter and I are getting married

UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

2. I’ve got an interview for a job today

 UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

3. John can’t play today.

It seems he’s had an accident.
UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

4. Did you know Tony and Rosie have split up?

 UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

5. I won the gold medal in the race

UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

6.I’m expecting a baby

 UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)

7. I’m afraid I failed my driving

test
UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)
8. Have you heard? Sue had her baby on Saturday.
 UNIT 12: PLANET EARTH (Cont.)
Listening and speaking: Oh, really?
Match the sentences and photographs

9. Happy birth day, Mummy!

2.a. Choose the most appropriate response for each of the
sentences in 1
1. Peter and I are getting married
Congratulations! When’s the happy day?
2. I’ve got an interview for a job today
Good luck! I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you
3. John can’t play today. It seems he’s had an accident.
Oh dear. It’s nothing serious, I hope
4. Did you know Tony and Rosie have split up?
Oh, really? When did that happen?
5. I won the gold medal in the race
Well done! I knew you could do it
6.I’m expecting a baby
That’s wonderful news! When’s it due?
7. I’m afraid I failed my driving test
Oh well, never mind. Better luck next time!
8. Have you heard? Sue had her baby on Saturday.
Oh wonderful! Was it boy or girl?
9. Happy birth day, Mummy!
Thank you very much! How sweet of you.
 I’ve got an interview for a job today.
Good luck! I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you
 Peter and I are getting married
Congratulations! When’s the happy day?
Did you know Tony and Rosie have split up?
Oh, really? When did it happen?
I won the gold medal in the race

Well done! I knew you could do it

 I’m afraid I failed my driving test
Oh well, never mind. Better luck next time!
Have you heard? Sue had her baby on Saturday.
Oh wonderful! Was it boy or girl?
 I’m expecting a baby

That’s wonderful news! When’s it due?

John can’t play today. It seems he’s had an accident.
Oh dear. It’s nothing serious, I hope
 Happy birth day, Mummy!
Thank you very much! How sweet of you.
c. Some of the responses are not appropriate for the
sentences in 1.

Merry Christmas! And a Merry Christmas

to you, too.

How did you like your present? It’s just what I’ve always
wanted

Cheers!
Cheers! All the best!

Thank you very That all right. Don’t

much for your help. mention it

We’ve been married Happy Anniversary!

for ten years today.
 Situations
• You’ve just passed your driving test.
• A member of your family is in hospital.
• You’ve just won a free holiday in a competition.
• You’ve just lost your job.
• A friend of yours is getting married.
• You’re going to study abroad for two years.
• It’s your friend’s birthday. You’ve got a present for him/ her.
 Review

• Annoucing/ telling the news

• Responding to the news
 Homework

• Revise the lesson

• Do exercise 7 (Unit 12, workbook)
• Prepare for the next lesson (pronunciation)