Warm-up
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T. greets pupils and introduces the theme of the
lesson.
Today we are going to speak about you and
your place in your families. Nobody can exist separately, all of you have
mothers, fathers, grandparents and other members of your families. Family is
a word joining all close people having the same surname. Let’s sing a song
together. Read the text from the screen.(beaver’s song)
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Pp sing a song
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T-Pp
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3min
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Introduction of the new words
Pre-listening
Listening
After listening
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T. By the way, what is a family? Let’s watch
the interview you gave us du
All people in one family have different
relations or relationships . Look at the table and help me to fill the gaps.(
presentation slide 2)
a)
Asks Pp to look at the picture and read the speech bubbles.
Intorduce twins.
b)
Goеs through the sentences and elicits the
meaning of look the same /don’t look the same, fair hair, have the same
interests, look like sb, taller than sb (as a chunk, so far). If there is
not enough context in the statements, use the context of the classroom. Say,
e.g. I’m tall. Pupil A is short. I’m taller than Pupil A, etc.
c) Tells Pp that
they are going to hear what Jane tells Dima about her brothers and say if the
sentences are true or false.
d)
Play the tape and check the answers as a whole class.
Tapescript
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Jane:
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[turning a page of her
photo album] …
and these are my
brothers, Dan and Will.
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Dima:
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Are they twins?
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Jane:
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Yes.
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Dima:
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Wow, that’s cool. How old
are they?
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Jane:
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They’re eight.
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Dima:
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They don’t look a bit
like you, do they?
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Jane:
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No, they don’t. I’m older
so I’m taller
than them and I’ve got
fair hair. I look like
dad and they look like
mum. Here you are, you can see. Look at this
photo. This is my
family: me, my brothers,
mum and dad.
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Dima:
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Your twin brothers look
the same. It’s really
confusing!
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Jane:
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Yes, sometimes I can’t
tell which one is Dan,
and which one is Will.
They know it of course,
and they like playing
tricks on me.
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Dima:
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I see. What about
interests? Have they
got the same interests?
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Jane:
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Well, not really. They
both like playing
computer games and
watching TV. But they
don’t have the same
interests. Dan likes
collecting badges and
reading books.
And Will likes playing
football.
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Dima:
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And what sort of tricks
do they play?
Can you tell me about
some of them?
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Jane:
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Oh yes. I’m collecting
stories about my
naughty brothers in my
comic book. It’s
called Double Trouble.
T checks Pp answers
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Pp. share their opinions
Pp help T with their answers
Practice saying the new words and phrases..
Pp practice listening for detail
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T-Pp
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5min
3min
3min
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Grammar
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T raises Pp’s awareness of
comparatives as a grammar phenomenon.
a)
Asks
Pp to read the instruction. If necessary introduce study, add, double
for recognition. Make sure that Pp understand the task. Ask them to work in
pairs. In a weaker class you might want to allow them to use the mother
tongue for the discussion in pairs but encourage using English.
Answer key:
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add –er if the word is short
2
add more if the word is long
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say [транскрипция] if the word ends in r
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double a letter before –er if we have short [I],
[e], [A], [P], [V] in the word
5
drop e before -er
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change -y to -i before -er
b)
Refers
Pp to the Gammar support section (p. XXX) to check their answers. Explains to
Pp that they can use this section to revise the material when they prepare
for tests or do their homework.
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Pp build degrees of comparison of the proposed
adjectives( presentation )
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T.-Pp
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3min
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Pre-reading
Reading
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Asks Pp what they remember
about Jane’s brothers. Elicits They’re twins. They look the same. They
look like their mother. They have different interests. They are younger than
Jane. Etc.
Reminds Pp what Jane said
about them – they like playing tricks; she collects stories about them in her
comic book; the book is called Double trouble.
Reads the text to the
pupils and asks them to point the words with different sounds
Tells Pp to read the comic
story about Will and Dan and decide who gets more, Dan or Will. Translates
gets more if necessary. You might want to have the table on the board too.
Elicit the answers and put ticks in the appropriate column.
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Pp practice reading for gist.
Pp read the comics and fill in the table.
Pp decide who gets more.
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T-Pp
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7min
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Speaking
To practise using new vocabulary.
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T.I asked you to draw your family trees at
home. Now you are welcome to share with us. But you should add some new
phrases.
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Pp describe their families according to the
scheme
This is my family. I have a mother. Her
name is…She is…She is a…I look like my…I have the same …I am the youngest
in my family…
Other Pp ask questions if they want to get
some more information
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P-P
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7min
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