Lesson 3: Generations.Lesson 3: Generations.(pages 12-15) (pages 12-15)

GRAMMAR:BOTH OF US / NEITHER OF USUSED TO

USE OF ENGLISHASK / ACCEPT AN INVITATIONASK FOR ADVICE

In love with Football…(workbook, page 8)

James and Fiona will get married at midday.There will be the sound of church bells at the

ceremony. Everybody will be singing at the wedding.The couple met for the first time in the club shop.They have attended every match since they first met. They never have any arguments.

Match: partido.Couple: pareja.Have an argument: tener una discusión.To attend: asistir (/ed=pasado)

In love with Football…(workbook, page 8)

James and Fiona will get married at midday.There will be the sound of church bells at the

ceremony. Everybody will be singing at the wedding.The couple met for the first time in the club shop.They have attended every match since they first met. They never have any arguments.

Exerc. 4: Ordering sentences.Oh I see. Ok then. Bye Marie.Oh well, maybe we can go out somewhere next

week?I can’t. I am afraid. I have already arranged to

go out with my sister. Steve has invited me to go to a concert

tomorrow with him. Do you fancy coming with us?

I don´t know. I am quite busy next week too.

Exerc. 4, page 12: Ordering sentences.Steve has invited me to go to the youth

centre tomorrow with him. Do you fancy coming with us?

I can’t. I am afraid. I have already arranged to visit my grandma.

Oh well, maybe we can go out somewhere on saturday?

I don´t know. I am not free then either.Oh I see. Ok then. Bye Jo.

Ex. 5. page 12 Work in pairs.1. A football match2. Go-karting.3. A rock concert.4. Playing computer games.5. A salsa class.6. Clothes shopping7. A party8. Swimming lessons.

1. … zumba lessons.2. … playing Call of Duty.

J.A.: Hi, Delia! Do you fancy

coming to the football match on Saturday?

D: I can’t, I am afraid. I

have already arranged to go to the sports centre with Alicia.

J.A. Can you make it on

Sunday instead? D. It would be great!

Would you like to come…?It would be great if you come…Do you fancy… te

apetece?To arrange: quedar, citarseInstead: en lugar de

EX. 6: fill the dialogue. Different answers are possible.(original dialogue is in page 12)

A: Hi, ____ I haven’t seen you for a while. How are things?B: Not bad, how are you?A: I am ok. Hey, have you _________________________ ?B: No I haven’t, but i have heard it is _________A: Yeah, I know. I ve been thinking about ______________ ______

. Do you fancy coming?B: I can’t really go out ________ because _____________I am free _________ though. Can you make it on _________

instead?A: Yeah, OKB: Cool. That would be great. What time?A: Not sure. I will ______ B: all right. See you then.

KEY PHRASES: WRITE AN EMAIL

What do you reckon?I need your advice. I haven’t decided how I feel about him.I am not sure what to do if…She/he basically ignored me.She/he is absolutely gorgeous…

1. Think a plan.2. Write3. Check.

BOTH OF / NEITHER OFVictoria and me were having a real laugh.Both of us were having a real laugh. Los dos, ambos (tanto uno como otro)

Amanda and Anyi were not able to stop talking.

Neither of them was able to stop talking.Ni una ni otra /ninguna de ellas

Beware!! Neither is followed

by a singularAnd affirmative verb.

EXERCISE 3. Page 13Rick and I can’t swim. (us)You and Paul look really happy.I am not good at sport, and Rosie is terrible.Sandra is flirting, and Lee is too.Sue and Dan aren’t coming to the party.I really like eating sushi. Mika likes it too.We don’t want to study French.Fátima and Pilar are telling jokes each other.Delia and Alice went to the football match

last Saturday.

EXERCISE 3. Page 13Rick and I can’t swim. (us)Both of you look really happy.Neither of us is good at sports.(both of us are terrible at sports) Both of them are flirting.Neither of them come to the party.Both of us like sushi.Neither of us wants to study French.Fátima and Pilar are telling jokes each other.Delia and Alice didn’t go to the football match

last Saturday.

Let’s watch a couple of videos from the sixties and the seventies.

◦Which are the most important changes you notice in the video, compared to the present?

◦Do you think young people were happier before than now?

◦What is your opinion about fashion and clothes in the seventies?

EXERCISE 2, page 14

Why did people use to call the generation born between 1940s and the 60s “baby boomers”? Lot of births

There used to be a lot of protest in the 50s and 60s. What does the symbol on this banner mean? Peace

There are film, fashion and music icons in every in every generation. Both before and after her death in 1962, people adored Monroe. What did she use to be before she became an actress? model

Icons: símbolos, iconos. Banner: pancarta, estandarte...

This hairedstyle used to be popular in the 50s and 60s. It is called a… beehive

Fashion changed a lot in the 70s. As part of the new 70s look people used to wear…

We didn´t use to have digital music players. This gadget from the 70s and the 80s was portable and played music on cassettes. It was called… walkman

Mobile phones were a new invention on the 80s, but teenagers didn’t use to buy them because they were… expensive

In the late 1990s there was a craze for tamagotchi. These were…

Craze: locura. Beehive: colmena

Exercise 3 page 15.A great invention.A pop iconA popular fashionA recent crazeA friend’s date of birthAn electronic gadgetA place where there’s a warA person with an interesting look.

◦I think TV was a great invention.◦Really? I think cars are more important.

how well do you know each other?USED TO + Verb Solía… Ángel USED TO listenTo David Bowie when he was a teenager.

Ángel solía escucharA David Bowie cuandoEra un chaval.

Pilar USED TO...

Javier USED TO…

Juan USED TO...

Leonor DIDN’T USE TO…Victoria DIDN’T USE TO…Pablo DIDN’T USE TO

Fátima USED TO...

Delia USED TO... Lucía USED TO...

DID Amanda USE TO...DID Alicia USE TO … DID Marina USE TO ..

Mr.Gilete USED TO...Ana USED TO...

J.A. USED TO ...

We use used to for habits of states in the past that are different now

DID Ángel USE TOListen pop music? No, he didn’t use to.

Watch out!!USED TO = solía hacer…

(ALWAYS THE PAST)

TO BE USED TO = estoy acostumbrado a…(IT CAN BE PRESENT)

Long time ago, I used to ride a horse. Now I am used to playing baseball.