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Unit 6
Unit 6
Good places
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Talk about places in the city
Unit 6 | Lesson 1
Good places
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Talk about places in the city
Lesson overview
Where am I?
Lesson overview
1 VOCABULARY: Nature
2 VOCABULARY: Where is the beach?
3 GRAMMAR: Count and non-count nouns;
There’s a lot of nature in my city.
4 SPEAKING: Do you know the place?
5 PROGRESS CHECK
VOCABULARY
Nature
What is NOT in the picture?
1 2 3 4 5
desert beach flower beach desert
grass island forest flower hill
mountain mountain lake grass island
river ocean plant plant lake
snow snow tree river tree
GRAMMAR
Count and non-count nouns
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the noun in parentheses.
USEFUL LANGUAGE
There is / There are
a lot of / some / no
a / an
SPEAKING
Do you know the place?
Choose a place in your country or in a different country.
Think about the nature there. Then tell other Ss.
Do they know the place?
Lesson overview
1 GET STARTED
2 FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE: Asking for
and giving directions
3 SPEAKING
4 PROGRESS CHECK
GET STARTED
What places do you see on the map on her
phone?
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
Asking for and giving directions
Listen. The woman asks two people for directions.
What places does she ask about?
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
Asking for and giving directions
Complete the conversations. Then listen and check.
1
A Excuse me. Do you speak English?
B Yes, I do.
A Oh, good! Where’s Garcia Moreno Street? Is it 1__________ here?
B Yes, it is. Uh, turn left here. 2__________ one block and then 3__________ right.
4
__________ Garcia Moreno Street.
A OK, great! Thanks.
2
A Excuse me. Is 5__________ Garcia Moreno Street?
B Yes, it is.
A 6
__________ the City Museum?
B It’s that 7__________. 8__________ straight. It’s 9_________ the left.
Or come with me! It’s on my way to the supermarket.
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
Asking for and giving directions
Check your answers.
1
A Excuse me. Do you speak English?
B Yes, I do.
A Oh, good! Where’s Garcia Moreno Street? Is it near here?
B Yes, it is. Uh, turn left here. Go one block and then turn right.
That’s Garcia Moreno Street.
A OK, great! Thanks.
2
A Excuse me. Is this Garcia Moreno Street?
B Yes, it is.
A Where’s the City Museum?
B It’s that way. Go straight. It’s on the left. Or come with me!
It’s on my way to the supermarket.
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
Asking for and giving directions
Is the speaker asking for directions (A) or giving directions (G)?
USEFUL LANGUAGE
Where’s the ... ?
Is it near here?
It’s that way.
Go one block / two blocks.
Go straight.
Turn left / right.
It’s on the right/left.
It’s on ... Street.
That’s Main Street.
Unit 6 | Lesson 4
A forest in the city
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Talk about a place in nature
Unit 6 | Lesson 4
A forest in the city
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Talk about a place in nature
Lesson overview
__ trees
__ flowers
__ plants
__ grass
LISTENING
Listen for details
Listen again. Choose the
things that the people see.
__ 1 a building
__ 2 a garden
__ 3 a park
__ 4 a green building
__ 5 a garden on a wall
__ 6 plants on a wall
__ 7 flowers on a wall
__ 8 trees on a wall
__ 9 animals on a wall
__ 10 grass on a wall
PREPARING TO SPEAK
Put the words in order to make sentences about Jake’s favorite place in his city.
some
a lot of
beautiful
big
cool
great
important
interesting
nice
small
Unit 6 | Lesson 5
A good place to live
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Plan a new neighborhood for a city
Unit 6 | Lesson 5
A good place to live
LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Plan a new neighborhood for a city
Lesson overview
1 PREPARE
2 DISCUSS
3 DISCUSS
4 PRESENT
5 UNIT 6 PROGRESS CHECK
PREPARE
What do you see in the photos?
DISCUSS
Which places in the photos are important to
have near your home? Why?
Write numbers 1–8 next to the places A–H.
(1 = very important ➔ 8 = not very important)
Then explain why.
USEFUL LANGUAGE
I have children. A school is really important.
I think … are very important / not very important.
I agree. / I disagree.
DISCUSS
Imagine that city planners want ideas for a new
neighborhood in your city. Choose ONE one of
the people below (1–4). What does your person
want in the new neighborhood? Write notes.
1 2 3 4
USEFUL LANGUAGE
I want … for the neighborhood
I think … are very important / not very important.
I think … is good for the neighborhood.
I like / don’t like … .
What about … ?
Me, too.
I agree. / I disagree.
PRESENT
Present your ideas for the new neighborhood to the class.
Which things does everyone think are important in a city?
USEFUL LANGUAGE
We want … .
Everyone in the class likes … .
PROGRESS CHECK
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