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- 1. English file Pre- Intermediate Unit9B – Present perfect for and since
- 2. • Lead in- Photos showing common phobias (5 mins) • Speaking practice – discussing fear (10 mins) • Reading – phobias – checking vocabulary (10 mins) • Reading – phobias – headings matching (5 mins) • Reading – phobias – matching comments (5 mins) • Reading – phobias – vocabulary matching (5 mins) • Speaking – friends with phobias (5 mins) 45 • Listening – phobias and help – details (5 mins) • Listening – phobias and help – summary (5 mins) • Fun facts about phobias quiz (10 mins) 65 • Grammar – present perfect – highlighting (5 mins) • Grammar – present perfect – presentation (5 mins) • Grammar – present perfect – exercises (10 mins) • Present perfect melee guessing game – (15 mins) • Grammar – present perfect – for / since (5 mins) • Pronunciation focus – sentence stress – (5 mins) • Present perfect – making questions and asking them (10 mins) • Vocabulary from the class quiz (5 mins)
- 4. • How doyou feel when you see the photos? Why? • Are you afraid of anything? How did you phobia start? • What activities do you avoid doing because of a phobia? • Can you think of any places you don’t enjoy going to? Why?
- 9. Fear of driving Fearof butterflies Fear of doctors
- 10. Fear of heights Fearof crowds
- 13. Fear of driving Fearof butterflies Fear of doctors B – motorways, bridges , driven. C – flying , little ones A – dentists
- 14. Fear of driving Fearof crowds E – a block of flats, high place D – a lot of people, full of people.
- 15. fear terrified scared frightened dizzy panic suffers from panic(v) suffers from (v) scared (adj) fear (n) dizzy (adj) terrified (adj) frightened (adj)
- 18. You can havea phobia of pretty much anything, but there are over _____ recognised phobias out there! Phobias such as a fear of heights (acrophobia), fear of flying (aviophobia), fear of enclosed spaces (claustrophobia), fear of spiders (arachnophobia), fear of snakes (ophidiophobia), fear of dogs (cynophobia), fear of needles (trypanophobia) and the fear of germs (mysophobia) are all pretty common. A) 200 B) 400 C) 600 400
- 19. Nearly 15-20% ofus experience specific phobias at least once in our life. In the U.S., nearly _ % of adults have at least one extreme specific fear and nearly 25 million Americans report having the fear of flying phobia. A) 4 B) 6 C) 8 8
- 20. Which is maleand female? Which two age groups are the highest? (A) Under 18 (B) 18-34 (C) 35-49 (D) 60-64 (E) Above 65
- 21. Nomophobia is avery modern fear: People who have one of these weird phobias check their _____________ obsessively and suffer extreme anxiety if they are unable to use it. This fear often stems from an addiction. A) mobile B) email C) heart rate mobile
- 22. People with Geliophobiahave the fear of _______. They also hate the sound of other people __________ if they have one of these weird phobias. Some people just feel slightly uncomfortable, while others could also start hyperventilating. A) laughing B) crying C) sneezing laughing laughing
- 24. Spiders Since she was 12 Avery big spider went across the room in the flat where she lived. She’s better now and can sit in same room as a spider, but not for long. In the past it affected her a lot – Buttons Since she was six or seven months old Her mum tried to dress her in a cardigan with buttons. She has problems buying winter coats, as there aren’t many that don’t have buttons. She doesn’t like hugging people who are wearing clothes with buttons
- 25. Julie – • Shehad 6 weeks of therapy and hypnosis. • She can remove from her house a spider now • She did a final test at the end of a spider in a jar.
- 27. Chloe - • Nothad any therapy. • She thinks it’s a silly thing to be afraid of. • If the buttons aren’t touching her then she’s fine.
- 28. 1. When shewas 12. / More than 30 years ago. 2. Yes (but less than bef 3. The present perfect (have + past participle)
- 32. How long haveyou been afraid of flying? How long has your sister had her new car? How long have they lived in this town? How long has your dad been a teacher? How long have you known your boyfriend? How long has Spain been in the EU? How long have you had your cat? How long has Dan been in this class?
- 34. ‘ve been afraidof flying since ‘s had her car for ‘ve lived in this town for ‘s been a teacher for 1. 2. 3. 4.
- 35. ‘ve known myboyfriend since ‘s been in the EU since ‘ve had our cat for ‘s been in this class since 5. 6. 7. 8.
- 36.
- 37. • First question •Present simple • If yes, • Second question • Present simple • Then final question • Present perfect. • If no, go to the next question.
- 40. • You aregoing to play a guessing game to practice the present perfect and time expressions that go with for and since. • Firstly, complete the sentences in the 'My information' column with true information about you. • Next, write the names of the other group members at the top of the three columns. • Then go through the sentences again and make guesses about what the other students wrote by writing a point in time or period of time accordingly. • After that, take it in turns to give their guesses for one of the group member's first sentence. • So this by each making a sentence in turn, e.g. 'I think you've had your mobile phone for nine months', etc.
- 41. • When allthree students have given their guesses, the correct answer is revealed by the student. • If a student guessed correctly, they score two points. If no one got the right answer, one point is awarded to the student(s) who gave the closest guess. • When you are awarded points, they write them on their own worksheet. • Take it in turns to give their guesses for another group member's first sentence and so on. • This continues until the correct answers have been given for all the sentences. • The student with the most points at the end of the game wins.
Editor's Notes
- #25 4. she couldn’t sit in the same room as a spider, always kept doors and windows shut. 4. Her mum had to adapt her school uniform.