1. English 1
week 11
Friends quiz
modifiers: quite, not very, really, very
Family vocabulary, reading and speaking
Grammar: have/has (got)

2. Last week’s frequency adverbs...
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Do you remember these personality words? Some vowels are missing!
ntllignt, knd, qt, fnny, nknd, tlktve, frndly, srios, hppy
Frequency adverbs:
always = 100%
usually = 80%
often = 60%
sometimes = 40%
hardly ever (or: rarely) = 10%
never = 0%
Position of these words? before most verbs, after ‘to be’
Play the frequency adverb game! You will receive a board, time
cards and frequency cards

3. Play the frequency adverb game!
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You will receive a board, time cards and frequency cards
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for example, landing on the go skiing square and taking the expression in
the summer, you can use your frequency card never to make the
sentence I never go skiing in the summer.
Deal out the frequency cards
Place the time cards face down in a pile on the board
When you land on a square, you should pick up a time card and then make a
true sentence about yourself using the time expression and one of
your frequency cards;

4. Modifiers: quite, not very, really, very
• LB p. 132:
• Ex.7A p.29

5. Family - vocabulary
• Work in pairs - do ex. 1A p 30:
• speak about the picture and find:
the parents
the number of children
a son and a daughter
a brother and a sister
a husband and a wife

6. Family tree

7. Family - reading
• before: Discuss in pairs: What are the
good/bad things about big/small families
• Check with another pair
• Read about one family:
A: read on p. 165, B: read on p. 30
• while reading:
circle the numbers in the box which are in
your text / tell your partner about your
text and what the numbers are about

8. Have you got...?
have (has, have) or be (am, is, are)?

9. Week 11 Online activities
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Vocabulary: a family tree
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Next lesson = 6 January 2014 - Bring one or two pictures of
your family
Read: family photos and comments
Grammar: have/has got
Listen: People (friends and family) podcast
Extra: Discussing family (listen) - apostrophe ‘s’ or ‘s’ (write)

10. Writing: ‘s (is? has? or possessive?)
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Stuart’s got one sister and two brothers. His sister’s name’s Jane and she’s a
doctor. Jane’shusband is also a doctor and he’s got four children from his
first marriage.