The document outlines the lessons and activities in an English language textbook for elementary level students. It includes listening exercises about meeting new people, speaking practice on showing interest in conversations and asking questions in interviews. There are also grammar lessons on word order in questions, pronunciation focuses on question words and sentence stress. Writing activities involve personal profiles and discussing options using and/but/or. Role plays and guessing activities are used to practice the target language structures.

1. English file
Elementary
Unit 3C – word order in questions

2. • Lead in –
• Discussion questions – Meeting new people (10 mins)
• Listening (1) Matching names to people (5 mins)
• Listening (2) Completing sentences with missing words (10 mins)
• Speaking – showing interest when someone is talking (5 mins)
• Speaking – acting out the conversation (5 mins)
• Listening (3) Comprehension questions - Who? (10 mins)
• Grammar – word order in questions – Build up / presentation (15 mins)
• Grammar – Practice exercises – Making questions (15 mins)
• Grammar – question words quiz – matching meaning (5 mins)
• Grammar – question words matching – exercises (10mins)
• Pronunciation focus – Pronunciation of question words (5 mins)
• Pronunciation focus – sentence stress (5 mins)
• Speaking practice – interviewing your partner with given questions (10 mins)
• Speaking practice – 10 questions to guess the things /place / thing (15 mins)
• Writing practice – Personal profile – reading and checking new vocabulary (10
mins)
• Writing practice – Discussing and / but / or (5 mins)
• Writing practice – Writing a personal profile using the template (15 mins)
• Can you guess the student from the profiles? (10 mins) – listening practice

3. At a party At school / uni At a book club
At the pub At a stadium / game At a bus stop

4. • Which places do you go to in a typical week? What do you do
there?
• I usually go to .............. At the ......... I ..........
• Where can you meet new people and make friends? In the UK? In
your country?
• In my country you can go to ...... In the UK you can go to.....
• When did you last go somewhere and meet someone new?
• The last time was in ..................
• Are you a part of any groups or clubs? Online? Offline?
• Yes, I am. I’m in a .......... group. No, I’m not.
• Would you like to join any clubs or groups? Which ones?
• I’d like to join a ............... group because .............................

5. Barry is her dog.
Dave is the man.
Dolly is his dog.

6. Dave
invites
Becca to
lunch.

7. What want?
Where live
What
do

8. work
What
want

11. B. Hi. It's me. Becca.
D. Hi. It's the first floor.
B. Hi, Dave. Very nice flat.
D. Do you like it? It has a big kitchen.
B. Mmm. Nice smell. Er, where's Dolly?
D. She isn't here. Er, Becca, I need to tell you something. Dolly isn't
my dog. She's my friend's dog. I sometimes help and take her for a walk.
B. You don't have a dog?
D. No. Er I don't like dogs very much. And my flat's quite small. I’m so sorry. I
know you love dogs.
B. Don't worry! Barry isn't my dog either! He's my sister's dog. I like dogs, but in
fact I have two cats. How do you feel about cats?
D. I love cats in fact, I prefer cats to dogs! Come and sit down. It’s nearly ready.
B. What's for lunch?
D. Spaghetti carbonara and then chocolate ice cream. Home-made!
B. All for me this time!

12. D
B
D
D
B
D

14. How old is Barry?
What’s his name?
Do you like it?
How do you feel about cats?

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18. 1. How many children do you have?
2. Is your job interesting?
3. What colour is his car?
4. Where does your brother work?
5. Do you work with computers?

19. 6. What kind of magazines do you read?
7. What does he do at the weekend?
8. Are you stressed in your job?
9. Where does your sister live?
10. How do you say that in English?

20. does do
does she work
Does like
does do
Is he
Does do
do you do

21. ?
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22. How many
which

23. Where
When
What kind of
Who
Why

24. 1. /h/
2. /w/
3. We use What…? when there’s a large number of
possibilities.
We use Which…? when there’s a small number,
often two.

26. do you
do you
do you
is

28. • Choose a person (job) , place and thing and
write them down.
• Your partner has 10 questions to guess it.
• Is it a thing? Is it a person? Is it a thing?
• Where do you find it?
• Who........?
• When .......?
• How often ........?