UNIT 4:

CARIBBEAN HOME

• VOC. Housework + make/do• GR. Have to + (Un)Countable nouns• SP./L. Talking about plans• R/WR. Making notes • Bedroom

ESO3-Humberto Burcet

CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL

1. Water the plants2. Make the bed3. Take the rubbish out4. Set/Lay the table5. Wash the dishes6. Do the washing7. Do the shopping8. Walk the dog9. Wash the car10. Hoover the carpet11. Lawn the grass12. RestEXTRA: What is to...-do the cooking?-do the ironing?-tidy your room?

VOCABULARYMatch the pictures

• MAKE• A bed• A phone call• Friends• A mistake

• DO• Homework• The washing• The shopping• The ironing

DO or MAKE?

DO:

• My homework The washing• The shopping The ironing

MAKE

• My bed A mistake • Friends A phone call

HAVE TO... STUDY!He d’estudiar/Tengo que estudiar

have to... study

• I• You• We• You• They• He• She• It

has to... study

don’t have to study

doesn’t have to study

Do you have to study? Does she have to study?

Yes, I do / No, I don’tYes, she does / No, she doesn’t.

HAVE TO AFF/NEG: ROUTINE

1. WAKE UP AT 7 O’CLOCK2. SHARE HER BEDROOM3. WALK TO SCHOOL4. LEARN LANGUAGES5. WEAR UNIFORM6. DO THE DISHES7. DO THE IRONING8. WEAR GLASSES

HAVE TO AFF/NEG: ROUTINE1. She has to WAKE UP AT 7 O’CLOCK2. She doesn’t have to SHARE HER

BEDROOM3. She doesn’t have to WALK TO

SCHOOL4. She has to LEARN LANGUAGES5. She has to WEAR UNIFORM6. She has to DO THE DISHES7. She doesn’t have to DO THE IRONING8. She doesn’t have to WEAR GLASSES

What about you?And your classmate?

I don’t have to wake at 7 o’clock

Nifei has to wake at 7 o’clock.

SOME/ANYWould you like some cake?

No, thanks. Can I have some bread and cheese instead?

We haven’t got any cheese, but you can have some bread,?

Is there any chicken?

Yes, there is.

Can I have some mangos?

Sure, but there is only one

I will have the last one then. Thanks!

SOME. Offerings + Affirmative

ANY. Negative+ Questions

SOME/ANYHOW MUCH BREAD IS THERE?

HOW MANY MANGOS ARE THERE?

There isn’t MUCH bread

There’s A LOT OFbread

There aren’t MANY mangos

There are A LOT OF mangos

MUCH with [U]

MANY with [C]

[C] or [U]

A LOT OF [C]+[U]

Countable/Uncountable

Countable Uncountable

Carrots, coins, 3 chickens (animal), mangos, cookies

Cake, rice, juice, chicken, bread, cheese, money, news, furniture, milk

SPEAKING: Talking about plans

I’m going to a concert. Can you come?

Yes, I can, That sounds really great!

After the concert we are going to watch some horror movies and eat pizzas...

Do your parents mind?

No, they don’t mind.

Can I bring a friend?

Sure, but just one OK?

Great! Let’s meet then on Saturday.

That sounds great!

Do they mind?

Do you have any plans for Saturday?

No, I haven’t, why?

4 p.m. at my place. Don’t be late!

WRITING: My bedroomWhat’s your bedroom like?

Introduction-Size

-Share-Colour

What’s in the room?Furniture, posters...What do you do there?Homework, housework,

hobbies...Conclusion

Your opinion

Include a photo or drawing!

WRITING: My bedroom

Tidy/untidy Light/dark

READING: The Middle Passage

http://projectmiddlepassage.wordpress.com/

10 to 16 milions

Africans were transported across the

Atlantic to the America

between 1500 and 1900

CULTURE

Calypso Queen

Steel BandCarnival

Trinidad and Tobago

Rastafarianism: a religion

• Musician Bob Marley is the most well known Rasta, and many of his songs have Rastafari themes. Reggae music, for which Bob Marley is famous for playing, originated among blacks in Jamaica, and thus is unsurprisingly deeply interwoven with Rastafari culture.

No Woman No Cry• NO WOMAN, NO CRY (X4)

´CAUSE I REMEMBER WHEN WE USED TO SITIN THE GOVERNMENT YARD IN TRENCHTOWNOBA, OBSERVING THE HYPOCRITESAS THEY WOULD MINGLE WITH THE GOOD PEOPLE WE MEETGOOD FRIENDS WE HAVE HAD, OH GOOD FRIENDS WE´VE LOST ALONG THE WAYIN THIS BRIGHT FUTURE YOU CAN´T FORGET YOUR PASTSO DRY YOUR TEARS I SAY

NO WOMAN, NO CRYNO WOMAN, NO CRYLITTLE DARLIN´ DON´T SHED NO TEARSNO WOMAN, NO CRY

SAID, SAID, SAID I REMEMBER WHEN WE USED TO SITIN THE GOVERNMENT YARD IN TRENCHTOWNAND THEN GEORGIE WOULD MAKE THE FIRE LIGHT

LOG WOOD BURNIN´ THROUGH THE NIGHTTHEN WE WOULD COOK CORN MEAL PORRIDGEOF WHICH I´LL SHARE WITH YOU

MY FEET IS MY ONLY CARRIAGESO I´VE GOT TO PUSH ON THROUGHBUT WHILE I´M GONE...

EV´RYTHING´S GONNA BE ALRIGHT (X8)

Exam Tuesday 24 April 20121. VOCABULARY• House tasks• Make/Do• Adverbs of frequency2. GRAMMAR• Have to (affirmative, negative, question)• Some/Any• Countable/Uncountable nouns: much/many/a

lot of3. READING: Description4. LISTENING: Making plans