1. Read and circle the correct option. 1. They tidy / wash their offices twice a month, 2. | always put on / pick up my pyjamas before | go to bed. .. I sometimes have a nap / bath when | wake up. Daily routine 1. She never sweeps / sets the table for dinner. 3 wake up : havea shoves 5. My husband never watches / checks his emails at weekends, shave 6. Sam rarely picks up / takes his wife from work put on (clothes/make-up) 7. Norma doesn’t work out / wake up at the gym every day. get to (work) 8. Do you feed / dust your cat in the evening? 8 get back home feed (the babydog) 1. Laura cuts / shaves the grass every Saturday. watch (TV / the news) have/take a nap 2. This is a web page about cleaning. Look at the pictures and comp go to bed with the verbs from the box. Routine activities mop check my emails work out take (the kids) to (school) pick up (the kids) from (school) Household chores cook set the table do/wash the dishes do the laundry cut the grass tidy clean sweep hoover mop Ba “> dust 1, They sweep under 2. They the 3. They the oven with abroom. oven withanoven _ dishes in a dishws cleaner. Paes chores do you do? English, we mostly i i aS Usshoovernstadofvacum | Tey_————the 5. Ty __—_the 6, Thy —_—_— : ‘ ee | joorwitiapowertl foorwitaspenge —theshlveswihal vacuum cleaner. mop. microfibre duster. carpets twice a week.A. Focus on meaning do you usually go to bed? How many hours do you sleep? the introduction to a lifestyle magazine interview. What's strange about Andrew Waters’ habits? Then, listen and read to find out more. Lifestyle j , SLEEP: HOW MUCH DO WE REALLY NEED? by Jeremy Nichols sleep schedule is a new trend for busy people. Its followers don’t sleep for hours at night. Ep for 20 minutes, six times a day. The famous businessman, Andrew Waters, who follows this, ES to us about his daily routine. day start for you, Mr Waters? What do you do at night? = at about 5:30 in the morning. I wake After I put the kids to bed, I usually relax or watch a ewerand shave. Then, Icheckmy emails film with my wife. At 1 am, she goes to bed and I have paper. My wife feeds and walks our another 20-minute nap. ® the children to school on my way to How do you spend your time when everyone any office at 7:30. is asleep? ep at work? Lusually work out or do chores. I pay bills e'sasmall bedroom ‘At about 9 o'clock, put online or tidy my desk. Sometimes, I sweep, [Link] 9 o'clock, on my pyjamas and take mop and do the laundry. | don't vacuum, of famas and take my course! i my first nap. At 9:30, ‘= 330, I'm ready for ies Pe aa Do you feel happy with your daily important calls. I nap y. 79° routine? Isn'tit tiring? eee and important calls” 5, not atal. love it! Hhave lots of time for SE the chonoon everything and I'm never tired time with your family? vening, my wife cooks, | set the table, am = ante meridiem (before noon) Seve dinner together before my nine pm = post meridiem (afternoon) 11go to work at 8 am. (8:00) | get back home at 8 pm. (20:00) Jeremy Nichols’ notes about Andrew Waters’ daily routine. Read the interview again and ss from the box. ‘goes to work does chores spends time with his family has ashower-andshaves Andrew Waters’ daily schedule + hos o shower ond shoves __/ checks his emails or reads a newspaper ) takes his children to school /* : works in his office picks up his kids from school / 3 ¢ ‘ relaxes or watches films with his wife works out or ° to try the Uberman sleep schedule? Why / Why not? Unit 4 | Restart 1READING | ELCTRET IE ca talking about present habits, routines @ states Present Simple (X - ?) (I clean - | donot clean - Do | clean?) Negative (X) you do not / don't he/she/it does not/ doesn’t clean we/youlthey | do not / don’t Interrogative (2) Do you Does he/she/it clean? Do ‘welyoulthey Position of adverbs of frequency (X - ?) Do you usually watch TV at night? (before the main verb 't always at home in the afternoon. (after the verb “be") He is Questions with question words (who, what, where, when, why, how, etc.) 'Questionword *do/does subject. When do you What does Mary ‘Question word is/are > subject Where is your boss? 5. Read the interview again and underline the different ways of asking questions about habits, routines: and states, based on the Grammar Focus. 6a. Complete the dialogues with the Present Simple (? - X) of the verbs in brackets. 1, -__Does _ your wife 9p 2 you (check) your emails twice a day? = No, because | (not have) enough time. 2 = your mother (004) lunch every day? (Lvs do. = No, because she (not get) back home early ie your children (take) a nap in the afternoon? ~ No, because they (not have) any free time. 5. - your boyfriend = No, because he 7. Look at the answers and write questions using question words. (go) to bed early on Sunday? = No, because she doesn't work. (not work) on Monday, (work out)? (not like) going to the gym. Short answers - Do you watch TV every day? - Yes, Ido. /No, dont - Does he go to work on Saturday? - Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't. (NOT Boes-he goes [Link] on Saturday?) Compare Oliver takes the kids to school. = Who takes the kids to school? aor - Oliver. (subject) cook? BUT want? - Who does Oliver take to sct ~ The kids. (object) 6b. Now, ask and answer the questions, as in the exar Do you go to bed early on Sunday? 1. What does Alvin wash in the. morning? G Alvin washes the car in the moming, I listen to classical music because it relaxes 2 5. ‘Anna sings beautifully, We have Russian lessons on Mondays. 3. 6. The dog sleeps in the garden. Helen sweeps the floor every Friday. Unit-4 [ Supera magazine article about a person’s daily routine magazine interview with Ruth Mitchell, an unusual gymnast. Then, match the missing questions 's answers. spend your time in the afternoon? d. What do you do to stay healthy? your day start? fe, Doyou smoke? usually have for lunch? f. Doyouhave dinner at home? Fit For life magazine An 84-year-old gymnast & Ruth Mitchell is 84 years old. The amazing thing about her is that she is still a very talented gymnastics athlete. So, what is Ruth’s daily routine? 4. 6 o'clock. First, I drink a cup of hot No, I don’t. In the evening, I usually go to my fon and then Ihave breakfast. After _husband’s restaurant. His food is great and I always housework, have a good time the 5. {= sslad for lunch. Sometimes Nothing special. I just don’t eat much meat or fast food. [also drink 3 litres of water every day. 6 Phsve my 20-minute nap. Then, I walk No, and I don’t drink alcohol. I don’t watch TV for ‘= the gymat 5 pm. I work out for two hours, either, and I rarely go to bed late at night ra interview again and write a magazine article ‘We ise firstithenandatierthet aed aly routine. actions that happen one after the other. le omt-old gymnast First, Lucas wakes up. Then, he has {y22rs old. The amazing thing about her is that she is __ashowerand after that, he shaves. ‘ymnastics athlete. Her daily routine is quite unusual. ddoes nothing special to stay healthy. She just etek you do before you go tobed. b. Write three things you don’t do before you go to bed.1. (B Read the questions below. Then, listen to a dialogue between Martha and Kevin, who work for LISTENING | | same company, and answer the questions. 1, What time does Martha get to work? 2. What time does Kevin wake up? 3. When does Martha go to the gym? 4, Where does Martha have lunch? 5. What does Kevin usually have for lunch? 2. (Read the answers below and think of possible questions. Then, listen to the questions and ci correct answer. 1. a. Yes, he does. b. In Toronto, 2. a. At two otlock. b. At the restaurant. 3. a. I don't cook. b. Asalad. 4. a. My husband, b. Every weekend. 5. a. Inthe oven. b. My wife, 6. a. I don't like it. eife)alela(@lfela(e]ae@ rising and falling intonation 3a. GB Listen and repeat the questions. Notice how the intonation rises or falls in each question. eee 2 1. Do you speak English? 2 eee 2. Does she put on make-up? = 3. Where do you work? —— 4. When do you usually do chores? ——— 5. Who takes your kids to school? as 6. What do you think? Ses 7. How often do you check your emails? alish lessons? 6. Who /call when youneed help? asking for and telling the time Telling the time To tell the time in English, we say: 1)the minutes 2)past orto 3) the hour i eg. It’s twenty to four. Dorr ea ws : - —F—“twenty-fvepast_ t's (a) quarter to eight. It’s five past six. { half past ¥ Another way to tell the time is to say the hour first and then the minutes: It’s seven forty-five. It’s sixohfive. | ithe dialogue. Then, act it out with your partner changing the words in bold. © Asking for the time i | © Whattimeisit? What's the time? ' Can you tell me the time? Have you got the time? ) ——— ——BUILD IT UP! @ Listen and tick the correct time on the clocks 2. Look and write the time in different cities. Then, ask and answer, as in the example. fr 02:30 1 L's half. past two. / T+'s two thirty. elites ‘New York. ec. | London It’s half past two. 7 3 Paris ‘Sydney Rome. Istanbul 3a. Complete the collocations with the verbs from the box, using the same verb for each pair. take do make pickup go have 1. a have —acoffee 4 a the kids from school b. hove _ breakfast b. the dry-cleaning ia acake Sa the washing-up ideally my bed b. the ironing {go to the loo = go to the toilet @e ae out the rubbish 6. a. tobed Can | go to the loo, please? abreak b. to the loo b.2nd answer about some of the activities using how often, when and what time, example. often do you do the washing-up? Tiere pTwice 2 week. Shen do you make your bed? at + time Bethe moming, = What time do you go home? ght time do you have breakfast? ~ 1 g0 home at 5 o'clock every day. 2:30. at the pictures in an online personality quiz and tick the chore that you hate. Then, listen and fo find out about your character type ARTICLES h chore do you really hate? Eishate household chores because we consider them difficult or boring, Gt does the chore that you hate say about your character? HM The “I-hate-dusters” type You sweep, mop, even wash the dishes. But you never dust your furniture. This means you're a realist. You know that dust always comes back again and you don't want to spend time on useless activities. The “I-don't-like-vacuum-cleaners” type Yes, you hate vacuum cleaners. Who doesn't? They're heavy and noisy. But, what does that say about you? It says that you are an artistic person. You don't like boring activities and you love exciting new things in your life. The “I-never-clean-the-fridge” type You rarely clean or tidy your fridge. It's not an easy task for you. This means you're a perfectionist. You believe you are not good at this chore and that’s why you hate it The “sponge-phobia” type You never do the dishes after dinner. But why? It’s not hard or ting. So, what's, the problem? You simply don’t find it interesting. Creative people hate this chore and prefer more useful and fun activities, ike cooking. 4b. Now, find out about your partner's type, as in the example. o ‘Student A: What's your type? ss ‘Student B: I'm the “sponge-phobia” type. Peach I think doing the dishes is boring, aaa ‘Student A: So you're creative. useless Student B: | think so Restart 1Se he 1. Read and circle the correct option. eles Ie] ANRY SO) 1. Lalways ‘a shower in the moming. A. have B. get ¢. do 2. Richard A takes B. wakes . picks Up his wife from work at 5:00. 3. Doyou A dust B. do . clean the laundry once a week? 4a: the time? It’s nine o'clock, A. What B, Have you got ¢. Cantell me 5. - When do you your dog? ~ At7.00 in the moming and at 6.00 in the afternoon. A. food B, feed ©. cook 6. Please the table, Dinner is ready. ‘A. mop B. set . sweep 7. Tarararely her emails. A. does B. watches . checks 8, - How often does your dad the grass inthe garden? ~ Twice a month, ‘A. hoover B. cut . tidy 9. I get tomy office at ‘A. o'clock B. past half . half past nine every day. 10. My kids get back from school at three: ‘A. past quarter B. past a quarter to . a quarter past Ren 1. My wife A, not puts. B. doesn't put . doesn't puts a7 on make-up in the morning.friends cook? 4 their dishes in the They think it’s tring, dishwasher? A. they always do B. always they do . they do always any chores at weekends. 9. - What time supermarket? ~ At830. ‘A. do you go usually B. you usually go . do you usually go 10. We the office computer, ‘A. don’t use often B. don't often use C. often don't use 2. Ask and answer the questions. 1. Can you describe your daily routine? 2. What do you usually do on Sundays? 3. Inwhat order do you usually do your household chores? 3. Reflect on your progress. + talk about routine activities and household chores? + read and understand a magazine interview about a person's daily routine? + talk about present habits, routines and states? + write a magazine article about a person's daily routine? + ask for and tell the time? + read and understand a personality quiz? + describe activities using adjectives? | | |