M11 20 Drills
M11 20 Drills
M11 20 Drills
38, to have
breakfast
lunch
dinner, supper
a snack
something to eat
wine for lunch, dinner
a beer
head knee
waist nose
hand leg
ear foot
shoulder mouth
eye forehead
chest neck
arm
stomach, lip, hip, rib, gum, jaw, toe, cheeks, fingers, elbow
1. Which person is in this classroom, you or me? Both of us are in the classroom.
We are both in this classroom.
2. Who is Chinese, you or me? Neither of us is Chinese.
3. Who lives in Spain, you, me or your boss? All of us /we all live in Spain.
4. Who lives in Mongolia? You, me or your boss? None of us live in Mongolia.
5. Who lives in Galicia? You or me? Both of us live in Galicia.
6. Which person is speaking English, you or me? Both of us are speaking English.
7. Which of us has had lunch? Neither of us has had lunch.
8. Which of us has a car? We both have a car,
9. Which of us has children? We both have children.
10. Which of us is married? We are both married.
11. Which of us wants to have 10 children? Neither of us wants to have 10 children.
12. Which of us has to work to earn a living? Both of us have to work to earn a living.
13. Who wants a promotion? We both want a promotion.
14. Who wants to win the lottery? You or your colleagues? All of us want to win the lottery.
1. going to sneeze.
2. going to blow your nose.
3. going to take out a tissue.
4. going to drink some water.
5. going to sit down.
6. going to look at yourself in the mirror.
7. going to take your watch off.
8. going to take your ring off.
9. going to put your watch on.
10. going to put your ring on.
11. going to open your book.
12. going to close your book.
13. going to pick up your pen.
14. going to throw the ball.
14,12 pg.48, Do you know how to … -short answers & Tell to ask
1. Do you know how to play the guitar?
2. Do you know how to speak Spanish?
3. Do you know how to speak French?
4. Do you know how to speak English?
5. Do you know how to play tennis?
6. Do you know how to swim?
7. Do you know how to use a computer?
8. Do you know how to write?
9. Do you know how to take pictures with a digital camera?
10. Do you know how to drive a truck?
11. Do you know how to ride a bike?
12. Do you know how to ride a motorbike?
13. Do you know how to type?
14. Do you know how to read braille?
15. Do you know how to say the alphabet in Greek?
16. Do you know how to play chess?
17. Do you know how to play squash?
18. Do you know how to Ski?
19. Do you know how to cook?
20. Do you know how to make a cup of tea?
14.13, pg. 52, Do you know where..., when,what time, why, how often, which, who, how far, how long, how tall?
Paula Eisenbach is going to start her vacation tomorrow morning. She’s going to rent a car and drive to Paris. She’s going to go to
Paris with her friend, Tom. They’re going to spend three days in Paris and then they’re going to drive to Monte Carlo, where
they’re going to stay for two nights. Then, they’re going to drive to Italy, where they are going to visit Pisa, Florence, and Venice.
They’re going to stay about six days in Italy. Then, they’re going to drive back to Germany through the Austrian Alps. They’re
going to stay one night in Innsbruck and then drive back to Heidelberg on the next day.
Question routine:
1. Do you have more cars or fewer cars than the Rockefeller family?
2. Do you have more or fewer problems than Touriño?
3. Do you drink more or less milk than a growing child?
4. Do you drink more or less wine than the other people?
5. Is there more water or less water in Almeria than in Asturias?
6. Are there more or fewer computers here than in IBM?
7. Are there more or fewer telephones here than in your house?
8. Is there more or less time to drink a coffee in the morning than in the afternoon?
9. Is there more snow or less snow in Spain than in Sweden?
10. Is there more or less rain here than in Santiago de Compostela?
11. Are there more people or fewer people in Spain than in France?
12. Is there more or less heat in Vigo than in Sevilla?
13. Are there more or fewer cars in Vigo than in Madrid?
14. Are there more companies or fewer companies in Vigo than in Coruña?
15. Is there more or less stress in Madrid than in Vigo?
16. Do you have more or less work this month than last month?
17. Do you have more days off or fewer days off than your boss this year?
18. Do you have more or less land than the rest of your family?
19. Do you have more or less pending work than your colleagues?
20. Do you have more or fewer holidays in Vigo than in the US?
1. There aren’t as many people in Greenland. There are very few people in Greenland.
2. The president of Spain doesn’t have much power in Japan. The president has little power in Japan.
3. The king of Spain doesn’t have much free time. He king of Spain has little free time.
4. There aren’t many olive trees in Germany. There are few olive trees in Germany.
5. There isn’t much vodka in Somalia. There is little vodka in Somalia.
6. There isn’t much rain in Madrid. There is little rain in Madrid.
7. There aren’t many jobs in Spain. There are few jobs in Spain.
8. There isn’t much sense of humor in Britain. There is little sense of humor in Britain.
9. There aren’t many bagpipers in Seville. There are few bagpipers in Seville.
10. There aren’t many flamenco dancers in Galicia. There are few flamenco dancers in Galicia.
11. There isn’t much snow in Seville. There is little snow in Seville.
12. There isn’t much sunlight in Sweden. There is little sunlight in Sweden.
13. There aren’t many people in this company. There are few people in this company.
14. There isn’t much work in the Ministerio de Hacienda. There is little work in the Ministerio.
15. There aren’t many lazy people in private companies. There are fewer lazy people in private companies.
See notes in manual then give the less common form and student gives the more common form
17.19, pg. 64
1. Did you build a new house last year? (When did you build a house?)
2. Did you cut yourself shaving this morning? (When did you cut yourself?)
3. Did you know how to construct short answers? (When did you learn?)
4. Did you get a promotion last year? (When did you get one?)
5. Did you hear the latest rumor in the office? (What was it?)
6. Did you leave the office late yesterday? (Did you leave early? Why?)
7. Did you make new contacts last month? (How many did you make last year?)
8. Did you fly anywhere last year? (Where did you fly?)
9. Did you find money on the street last week?
10. Did you feel sick last week? (How did you feel?)
11. Did you give your family any presents last month? (Did they give you any?)
12. Did you lose weight last year? (Did you want to lose weight)
13. Did your son grow 3 centimeters last year?
14. What time did you leave home this morning? (What time did you leave?)
15. How did you feel yesterday?
16. Did you throw a pen to your colleagues?
17. Did you tell me that you lost weight last year? How much weight did you lose?
18. Did you run out of the house this morning? (Did you run out last week? Why?)
19. Did you read an interesting book last year? (What was the title?)
20. Did you choose to come to work this morning? (Did you choose your tie?)
21. Did you win the Christmas lottery last year? (When did you win the lottery?)
22. Did you drive to work this morning? (Why?)
23. Did you understand everything I asked you? (Why didn’t you?)
Is this better? (hold the paragraph one centimeter from her eyes)
- too close to read.
- Not far enough away to read.
Is it far enough away now to read? (step back one meter)
- Yes, now it’s far enough to read.
Is it too far away to read?
- No, it’s not too far away to read.
Put this ball in your notebook.
- notebook too small.
- Notebook not big enough.
- Ball too big.