Unit 11 skills 1
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- 1. Answer some questions: 1. If you find a beautiful old glass, what will you do? 2. What will you do when you finish a can of cola? 3. What will you do when you go out of the bedroom? 4. If you have a lot of old clothes, what will you do ? 5. If you have I sheet of paper how often will you write on both sides?
- 2. ENGLISH 6 UNIT 11 Period: 92 SKILLS 1 (Page 54)
- 6. 1. creative 2. charity 3. swap 4. reusable 5. recycling bins a) give something to a person and receive something from him/her a) can be used again b) containers forthings that can be recycled a) giving things to people in need b) unique and interesting
- 7. a) give something to a person and receive something from him/her b) can be used again c) containers forthings that can be recycled d) giving things to people in need e) unique and interesting 1. creative 2. charity 3. swap 4. reusable 5. recycling bins
- 9. 1. What will you try to put in every classroom? 2. What can you do with your old clothes? 3. What kinds of pens and pencils should you use? 4. How can you save water? 5. If you bring water bottles to a picnic, what type of bottles should you bring?
- 10. 1. What will you try to put in every classroom? I will try to put recycling bins in every classroom. 2. What can you do with your old clothes? I can give them to charity 3. What kinds of pens and pencils should you use? I should use refillable pens and pencils. 4. How can you save water? I can save water by turning off the tap when I brush my teeth or wash the dishes. 5. If you bring water bottles to a picnic, what type of bottles should you bring? I should bring reusable water bottles
- 11. Period: SKILLS 1 (Page 54)
- 12. Complete task 3 into your notebooks. Write about your creative ways to reuse water bottles. (5 - 10 lines)
- 13. Thank you so much f or your at t endance!