This document contains summaries of 6 units (7.1 to 7.6) from a lesson on modern life. Each unit covers vocabulary, grammar concepts and examples related to the topic. Unit 7.1 discusses having to do things and expressions used to accept or decline requests. Unit 7.2 focuses on air travel vocabulary. Unit 7.3 covers relative pronouns who, which and that. Unit 7.4 lists different types of television shows people enjoy. Unit 7.5 provides examples of imperative sentences. And Unit 7.6 distinguishes between part-time and full-time jobs.

1. Unit 7
Modern LifeStephanie Guerrero Ortiz 4; F

2. 7.1 I have to go

3. Grammar
The verb have to
As the main verb it implies possesion
She has an exam tomorrow, so she has to study a lot
They have a new car, so they have to get used driving it

4. Vocabulary
Do you have a minute ?
This is a polite way to ask a
person a favor
How about some other time?
It's a way to respond if you don't
have time to do the favor there
asking you or when you don't
want to go somewhere

5. •It's a small world
It's an expression when you find
someone that you would never
thought of seeing them
•Say hi to Ali for me

6. •It depends • Never mind, it's fine

7. 7.2 Air travel

8. Vocabulary
Hand luggage
Passport
Boarding pass

9. • Arrivals Checked in

10. • Departure lounges
• Gate

11. Can is use to ask for and give permission, to make a request, an offer
or a suggestion example:
Can I eat in the living room?
Must is to show or tell someone that we personally feel that it is
necessary
You must clean the mess you made
We use cant and mustn't to tell someone that they're not allowed to
do something example:
You can't eat in the living room that's why there's a kitchen table
You mustn't take peoples food
can, can't, must, mustn't
Grammar

12. 7.3 Modern artists

13. Relative pronouns
Who/which/that
Who/That : we use it for people (when we refer a person)
Which/That: When we refer things, animals and ideas
That's man who/that sold me my car.
This is the dog which/that I'm going to give to Lucy.
Grammar

14. • A contract
• A sponsor • A message across

15. The next words learned from the vocabulary are included in examples
using the relative pronouns (who/which/that)
Those are the works of art which/that costs $10000
This is the gallery which/that I was talking about

16. Yesterday we saw Luke who/that
won first prize in the spelling bee
Last week I went to
an exhibition which/that was huge

17. 7.4 What's on T.V

18. Tv shows
Every person has their preferences in every aspect of their life, and
that includes in TV shows.
There many kinds of TV show that people watch day after day.
• Soap opera, if you like drama
• game shows, if you like watching people competitive
• talk shows, in some of them you can see your favorite
artists talking about random stuff

19. • weather forecast, to see how's the weather going to be
like tomorrow
• the news, to know situations, problems the world is
having today
• documentary, if you want to learn something
educational
• sports shows we're you can listen others people opinion
about a sports game you watch

20. • comedy if you want to laugh

21. Both/ all / neither / none
Both is used for two people or thing. It is used in affirmative
sentences
Neither is used for two people or thing. It is used in negative
sentences
Example:
Both of my sisters are in London
Neither of my friends are calm
Grammar

22. All is used for more than two people or things. It is used in affirmative sentences
None is used for more than two people or things. It is used in negative sentences
Example
All of the zebras are running
None of my friends have dogs

23. 7.5 Live by rules

24. Please take out the trash.
The apartment is so cold, I
should turn up the heat.
David turn down the music!

25. Krista put on your shoes before you leave Take off your shoes before you enter the house

26. 7.6 Get a job

27. Part time job Full time job

28. • Allowance
• Get paid
Make money
It's the way you say. When your work for your
own money