This document contains vocabulary related to water and activities associated with water such as animals, places, and verbs. It also contains examples of using adverbs of frequency to describe how often habits occur. Additionally, it discusses making suggestions through questions and different verb forms used in suggestions such as the infinitive with and without "to" and the -ing form of verbs. Suggestions are provided on filling in verb forms in sample suggestions.

1. 3.2 Blue Planet
and
3.3 Scenario at a
Festival

2. Vocabulary:
words connected with water
dive
penguin Animals Places Actions
(Verbs)
dolphin sea
lake
seagull
float
shark
jump
tuna
lake
whale
ocean

3. Vocabulary:
words connected with water
Animals
Places
Actions
dolphin
lake
dive
penguin
ocean
float
seagull
sea
jump
shark
tuna
whale
(Verbs)

4. Grammar:
adverbs of frequency
always and never are adverbs of
frequency
we use them to talk about routines and
habits
we use these adverbs to answer the
question, "How often...?"

5. Add an adverb or expression of
frequency to these sentences
and make them true for you.
1. I swim in the sea
8. I play sport.
2. I eat tuna.
9. I read a newspaper.
3. I drink coffee.
10. I play computer
4. I visit my grandmother.games.
5. I use the internet.
6. I travel by boat.
7. I go to the cinema.

6. Key Language: making
suggestions questions ask for ideas,
Which of the
which ones make suggestions?
1. Does anyone have any ideas for the last few
spaces?
2. What about having a music show on Friday
evening?
3. What about Saturday evening?
4. What would you like to have then, Li?
5. Why don't we have a drum concert then?

7. Key Language: making
suggestions suggestions
Ways to make
1. What about having a music show on Friday
evening?
2. Let's have the dance workshop on Saturday
afternoon.
3. I'd like to have the international food market
in the afternoon.
4.Why don't we have a drum concert then?

8. Key Language: making
suggestions three different forms of
What are the
the main verb?
1. infinitive without to
Let's + verb
Why don't we + verb
2. infinitive with to
I'd like + to + verb
3. -ing form
What about + verb with

9. Complete these suggestions with the
correct form of go, play or visit. (use
each verb twice)
1. Why don't we visit a museum this weekend?
2. Let's _____ tennis this weekend.
3. What about _____ to the cinema this
weekend.
4. I'd like _____ to the theatre this weekend.
5. What about _____ an art gallery this
weekend?
6. I'd like _____ football this weekend.

10. Complete these suggestions with the
correct form of go, play or visit. (use
each verb twice)
1. Why don't we visit a museum this weekend?
2. Let's play tennis this weekend.
3. What about going to the cinema this weekend.
4. I'd like to go to the theatre this weekend.
5. What about visiting an art gallery this
weekend?
6. I'd like to play football this weekend.