Cyber Homework | Unit 2 Lesson 1
Exercise: Grammar – have
Details:
Aaron
I'm married and I have two children, a boy and a
girl. I don't have any brothers
or sisters. I'm an only child.
Leyla
I'm 30 years old and I have two sisters and one brother. One of my sisters is married and she has a daughter.
Seth
I'm not married, but I have a girlfriend and we have
a baby girl. My girlfriend's
name is Nadia and she has a sister who is
married, but she doesn't have any children.
Exercise: Grammar – have
Details:
A Do you have any brothers and sisters?
B No, I don't.
I'm an only child.
A Does we have any coffee?
B No, we don't. We need to go shopping.
A Does Lionel Messi
have many friends
on Facebook?
B Yes, he does.
A Do they have a house on the beach?
B Yes, they do. They have a lot of money, too.
Exercise: Grammar – Possessive's
Details:
Example
Charles – Sophie Charles is Sophie's husband. Ava – Lily
Ava is Lily's
sister.
Sophie – Oliver
sophie is Oliver's grandmother. (Sophie is Oliver's grandmother.) Rob – Emma
Rob is Emma's uncle.
Lisa – Lily
Lisa is Lily's
aunt.
Oliver, Lucas, and Emma –
Sophie
Oliver, Lucas, and Emma are Sophie's
grandchildren.
Exercise: Vocabulary – Family
Details:
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TRACY |
Lisa, where's your husband from? |
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LISA |
He's from
Spain. |
|
TRACY |
Are these your children? |
|
LISA |
Yes, Oliver and Lucas are my children (sons) and this is my daughter, Emma. |
|
ROB |
Duncan, this is my wife, Alison. |
|
DUNCAN |
Nice to meet you,
Alison. |
|
ROB |
And this is my mother in law (mother), Sophie,
and my sister in law (sister), Lisa. |
|
DUNCAN |
Hi there. |
|
STEVE |
Lily, is Jaime your
father? |
|
LILY |
No, he's
my uncle.
And these are my nephews (cousins), Oliver,
Lucas, and Emma. |
Exercise: Vocabulary – Family
 |
Details:
Lily and Ava
are Lisa's nieces. Charles is Emma's grandfather. Lucas
is Oliver's brother.
Alison is Lucas's aunt.
Cyber Homework | Unit 2 Lesson 2
Exercise: Grammar – Review
Details:
I have a small apartment near the beach. I don't
have many things in it, but
it's very comfortable. The apartment has
a living room, a bedroom, a
small bathroom, and a balcony. It doesn't have much furniture. I only live here in the summer.
I live in a house in the center of the city. The house has
four bedrooms, a living room,
two bathrooms, and a kitchen. There isn't a backyard. There arefour people in the house:
Michael, Karina, Jay, and me. We're college
students.
I'm a manager for the soccer team Beijing Gouan in the
Chinese Super League. My wife and two children
live in the south of
Spain, but I live in a hotel
here in China.
My room in the
hotel is really big. There is
a television, a small fridge,
a computer, a couch, and other furniture.
There are also some paintings on the
walls. There aren't any plants.
Exercise: Grammar – there is
/ there are
Details:
There are three bedrooms
in my apartment.
There is (isn't) an
airport in my town. There isn't (is) only a bus station.
There is one player from Croatia and another one from Argentina
in Real Madrid.
There are 24 teams in the World Cup.
A Are there any plants in your house?
B No, there aren't.
A Excuse me, is there a bathroom
here?
B Yes, there
is. Over there.
A Are there any good
movies showing at the movie theater this week?
B No, there aren't.
A Is there a TV in your bedroom?
B No, there isn't.
Exercise: Listening – A quiz show (1)
Details:
The top three tourist destinations in the world are: 1 France
2
Indonesia
3
US (The US)
Exercise: Listening – A quiz show (2)
Details:
The US has 58,248,000 tourists. Indonesia
has 68,433,000 tourists. France has 77,526,000 tourists.
Exercise: Vocabulary – Rooms and furniture
Details:
OFFICE
LIVING ROOM BEDROOM
KITCHEN BATHROOM
Exercise: Vocabulary – Rooms and furniture
Details:
stove - stove
sink - sink
cabinet - cabinet
bed - bed
closet - closet
table - table
chair - chair
desk - desk
Cyber Homework | Unit 2 Lesson 3
Exercise: Dialogue – Asking for directions
Details:
|
A |
Excuse me (Excuse) me, where's
Main Street? |
|
B |
I'm sorry
I don't know. I'm not
from here. |
|
A |
OK. thank you (Thank) you
anyway. |
|
A |
Excuse me, how do I
get to 14th Street? I'm looking for the movie
theater. |
|
B |
Go down this street, turn left,
then turn left again. The movie theater is on the right. |
|
A |
Thanks very
much. |
|
A |
Excuse me, is there a tourist information center here? |
|
B |
Yes, there's one near the cathedral. |
|
A |
how (How) do I get
there? |
|
B |
Do you see
the bank on the corner? Walk to the bank and then turn right into Via
dei Mercanti. |
|
|
The tourist information office is on the
left, across (across from)
the cathedral. |
|
A |
Great. Thanks. |
Exercise: Dialogue – Asking for directions
Details:
A Excuse me, is there a drugstore near here?
B Yes, there's
one in Scott Street.
A How do I get to Scott Street?
B Go along this road and then turn into Bond Street.
A Thank
you. And is there a bank near the drugstore?
B Yes, there is. Turn left when you come out of the
drugstore and the bank is
on your right.
A Sorry,
could you repeat that,
please?
B Yes, you turn left when you come out of the drugstore and the bank is on your right.
A Thank you.
B You're
welcome.
Exercise: Grammar – Review
Details:
Do
you have any brothers or sisters?
My father's name is Tom and my mother's name is
Ana. There aren't many tourists in my town.
Many people
don't have a car in New York.
My apartment has small two bedrooms. (My apartment has two small bedrooms.)
My brothers' names are Mustafa and Deniz.
Is near here a
office post there? (Is there a
post office near here?)
Does your town have an airport?
Exercise: Grammar – Prepositions of place
Details:
The café is between the
post office and the gym. The movie
theater is next to the drugstore.
The restaurant is across from the supermarket.
The bank is near the café.
The park is behind the gym, the café, and the post office.
Exercise: Reading – New York (1)
Details:
Many tourists from all over
the world visit New York. TRUE
There are musicals on Broadway.
TRUE
There are parks in
New York. TRUE
The Empire State Building is a famous
landmark. TRUE
Bloomingdale's is a good
place to buy clothes.
TRUE
Exercise: Reading – New York (2)
Details:
New York is the writer's favorite vacation destination. The
Brooklyn Bridge is a famous American landmark. The clothes
at Bloomingdale's aren't cheap.
The writer thinks the markets in Williamsburg are very good.
Exercise: Vocabulary – Places in town
Details:
train, ticket station
groceries, food supermarket
movie, popcorn movie theater
dinner, menu restaurant
medicine, prescription drugstore
painting, sculpture art gallery
money, account bank
letter, stamp post office
flight, check-in airport
tennis shoes, equipment gym
Exercise: Vocabulary – Physical appearance and personality
Details:
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PERSONALITY |
PHYSICAL APPEARANCE |
|
friendly |
attractive |
|
funny |
pretty |
|
quiet |
beautiful |
|
shalwou (shy) |
ugly |
Exercise: Vocabulary – Physical appearance and personality s:
good-looking (ugly) good-looking warm (horrible) pretty
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