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    This document contains a vocabulary lesson about school subjects, with definitions of words like "fact", "past", and "instrument". It also includes a grammar lesson on "be + good/bad at + verb-ing" constructions. The rest of the document provides exercises to practice reading, writing, listening, speaking, and pronunciation related to school subjects. Exercises include matching vocabulary to definitions, completing sentences, answering questions after listening to a conversation, and choosing responses in a sample dialogue.

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    Friday, February 17th, 2023

    UNIT 8:
    SCHOOL
    SUBJECTS
    VOCABULARY
    • fact (n) /fækt/ : a thing that is known to be true,
    especially when it can be proved
    • past (n) /pæst/ : the time that has gone by; things that
    happened in an earlier time
    • practise (v) /ˈpræktɪs/ : to do an activity or train regularly so
    that you can improve your skill
    • instrument (n) : an object used for producing musical
    /ˈɪnstrəmənt/ sounds, for example a piano or a drum
    • tune (n) /tuːn/ : a series of musical notes that are sung
    or played in a particular order to form a
    piece of music
    VOCABULARY

    pyramid artist painting


    (n) /ˈpɪrəmɪd/ (n) /ˈɑːrtɪst/ (n) /ˈpeɪntɪŋ/
    GRAMMAR
    be + good at + V-ing (I’m good at dancing.)

    be + bad at + V-ing (She’s bad at cooking.)

    What are you good at?

    What aren't you good at?

    What is your younger sister bad at?


    A. Write a, e, i, o or u.

    e o a i o o

    a u a e a u i i e e
    What school subjects do you study? Which subjects don’t you like?

    What’s your favourite subject? Which subjects are difficult?


    B. Choose the correct words from A.
    art geography history sport

    languages maths music science

    1. Teachers might tell you famous facts about • history


    the past in this lesson.
    2. You have to count and perhaps add numbers • maths
    together in this subject.
    3. When you study this, you might learn about • geography
    rocks or caves.
    4. You practise talking and listening to your • languages
    partner and learn new words in these lessons.
    5. Some students learn to play different • music
    instruments and tunes in this class.
    C. Complete these sentences about art.

    drawing
    draw

    paintings
    paints artists
    D. Write sentences about sport and science.
    You can use these to write: Write here
    • Your teacher shows you …
    • If you are very good at …
    • You sometimes …
    • In this subject, some students …

    For example:
    • Sport: Your teacher shows you different ways to throw and hit a
    ball in this lesson.
    • Science: In this subject, some student learn about famous
    scientists.
    E. Listen and write.
    This is Miss Listen to Miss Bridge.
    What’s she What are the
    Bridge. What is different about
    doing? students doing?
    What’s her job? next Monday?

    Magus
    28
    tennis
    4.30
    sandwiches
    PRONUNCIATION OF S
    The pronunciation of words ending in S depends
    on the final consonant (sound). There are three
    ways to pronounce the S:
    F. Read the email and write the missing words.
    Write one word on each line.

    to
    old
    find
    of

    than
    Do you read
    books?
    Do you use
    the internet or
    an app?
    Do you watch
    DVDs or
    television
    programmes?
    FLYERS TIP
    In Reading and Writing Part 2, you should read
    all eight possible answers before choosing
    which one goes in each gap. If you don’t read
    all of them carefully, you may choose one
    which is wrong for the gap you are looking at,
    but right for another.
    G. Michael is talking to his dad’s friend, Mr Spring. What
    does Michael say? Read the conversation and choose the
    best answer. Write a letter (A-H) for each answer. You do
    not need to use all the letters.

    C
    See you next time!

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