Cyber
Homework | Unit 10 Lesson 1
Exercise: Grammar – Present continuous vs present simple (1)
Details:
A Hi. How are you?
B I'm fine.
A What are you doing?
B I'm reading a book.
A We're having lunch at The Bridge Tavern in half an hour. Are you coming with us?
B No, thanks. I have a lot of work to do.
A Hi. What are you doing?
B I'm just watching stuff on YouTube.
And you?
A I'm cleaning the house right now.
A Hello, Rose.
B Hi there.
A I
call you to invite you to my birthday party on Saturday. (I'm
calling you to invite you to my birthday
party on Saturday.)
B Oh, great! Thanks!
A Hi, Rob. Are you working now?
B No, I'm not.
B I'm calling you from King's restaurant. Pete's here, too. Do you want to come for a drink?
Exercise: Grammar – Present continuous vs present simple (2)
Details:
Those kids are usually playing (usually
play) football after school but today they 're playing
basketball.
He 's living with his parents right now until he finds a job.
Lisa doesn't normally work on
the weekends, but this week she works ('s working)
on Saturday and Sunday.
The baby 's sleeping now.
Our teacher 's always giving (always gives) us a lot of homework, but today she isn't giving us any homework.
Sorry I can't talk on the phone right now. I 'm driving.
We 're wearing (wear) a uniform to school
Monday through Thursday.
But today is Friday so we don't wear (aren't wearing)
one.
My cousin Laura 's loving (loves) reading.
She reads a book every week.
Exercise: Vocabulary – Words that go together (1)
Details:
save money (a month)
get at eight o'clock
wear keys
spend a suit
take a train station
bike money
Exercise: Vocabulary – Words that go together (2)
Details:
I want to save some money to buy a new laptop
soon.
I'm trying to get in shape on popcorn and drinks at the
movie theater. (so I go to the swimming pool three times
a week.)
I'm taking lunch to work today: some pasta salad and grilled chicken.
It's very cold today so
I go to the swimming pool three times a week. (so
I'm wearing a hat and gloves.)
I'm not getting but she's taking the bus today. (a taxi to the airport. It's very expensive.) She normally bikes to school so
I'm wearing a hat and gloves. (but she's
taking the bus today.)
He has a bad cold and he needs to take some medicine.
We spent a lot of money a
taxi to the airport. It's very expensive. (on
popcorn and drinks at the movie theater.)
Cyber Homework | Unit 10 Lesson
2
Exercise: Grammar – a / an / the
Details:
This is Sandra. She's from Glenview, a
town north of Chicago, but
she lives and works in Chicago.
Chicago is an (the) biggest city in the Midwest. Sandra is an
accountant and she works in a bank. The bank is in an (the) downtown area of the city. Sandra
is married, she has two children: a boy and (a) girl. or (The) boy is five and an
(the) girl is six. On (the)
weekends Sandra likes playing an
(the) piano and going to an
(the) movies. She also likes
dancing but she isn't a good dancer.
Exercise: Grammar – Countable and uncountable nouns
Details:
UNCOUNTABLE: technology, food, work, song (COUNTABLE), job (COUNTABLE), music
COUNTABLE: pizza, orange, dollar, meat (UNCOUNTABLE), mp3 player, chicken, fruit (UNCOUNTABLE), money (UNCOUNTABLE)
Exercise: Grammar – How much / How many
Details:
How many (How much) fruit do you eat?
How much (How many) apples
are there in that bag?
How many English exercises did you do?
How much English grammar do you know?
How many English
words do you know?
How much exercise do you get every day?
How many (How much) sugar do you put in your coffee?
How much (How many) students are there in your class?
How many songs do you have
in your mp3 player?
How many (How much) money do you need?
Exercise: Listening – An interview with chef Adriana Varney (1)
Details:
Adriana's
interview is… on TV. (on
the radio.) Adriana… sometimes cooks.
(always cooks.)
Adriana... doesn't like Indian food. (likes Indian curries.) Adriana's TV show is on... Monday through Friday.
Adriana is recording a show... today.
Exercise: Listening – An interview with chef Adriana Varney (2)
Details:
Adriana is the writer of Eat cooking (Well).
After breakfast she cooks dinner for her husban (family).
She's recording a show in an tv (hour).
Today she's cooking grilled meat (mushroom) risotto and Greek lentil indian (salad).
Exercise: Vocabulary – Food
Details:
APPLES
POTATOES
BANANAS
MEAAS (STEAK)
EGGS
TOMATOES
CHIKENN(CHICKEN) COKIESS (COOKIES)
MILI (MILK)
Cyber Homework | Unit 10 Lesson3
Exercise: Dialogue – Making requests (1)
Details:
This off (register) is closing
now.
For tickets for the 8:30 show, please register
(line up) here. Wait here to pay for your reserved (shopping).
This table's cash (reserved).
This week's special offer: denim jackets are 50% sales
(off). Summer shopping
(sales) at Macy's
start tomorrow.
We inform customers that this checkout is line
up (cash) only. We're
sorry this elevator isn't working.
Exercise: Dialogue – Making requests (2)
Details:
For tickets for the 8:30 show, please line up here. theater
Wait here to pay for your shopping. department store
This table's reserved. restaurant
This week's special offer: denim jackets are 50% off. clothing store
Summer sales at Macy's start tomorrow. department store
We inform customers that this checkout is cash only. hotel (supermarket) We're sorry this elevator isn't working. hotel
Exercise: Reading – Shopping addicts (1)
Details:
SHOPPING ADDICTS
Shopping is a hobby
Shopping is one of our favorite hobbies.
Many people in the US like going to a shopping
mall on
a Saturday afternoon to buy clothing or gifts. Technology
lovers enjoy looking at laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
What to do and what
not to do for shopping addicts (When
shopping becomes a problem) But, for
some people, shopping is more than a hobby: it's an addiction that has bad consequences. People who have a shopping
addiction buy things that they don't need. Some shopping addicts like buying certain
items such as things for the kitchen
or shoes. Others
spend their money on different
things.
Shopping
addicts need to see a psychologist (What
to do and what not to do for shopping addicts)
Psychologists say that many people are shopping addicts
because when they buy something, they feel good about
it, and they want to feel good again.
Experts have this advice
for shopping addicts: don't have any credit cards, don't go shopping by
yourself, write a shopping list, and only
buy what is on the list. Finally, find other ways to spend time, like going for
a walk or exercising.
Exercise: Reading – Shopping addicts (2)
Details:
A lot of people in the US go shopping
on Saturday afternoons. TRUE
All shopping addicts
like buying the same things. FALSE
Psychologists say that shopping addicts feel good when they buy something. TRUE
It's a good idea for shopping addicts to go shopping with another person. TRUE
Exercise: Vocabulary – Stores (1)
Details:
|
bread and
cakes: |
bakery |
|
stamps: |
pestam (ost) ostore (ffice) |
|
aspirin: |
drusgtore (rugstore) |
|
a pair
of jeans: |
cloting (lothing) store |
|
newspapers and magazines: |
bakery (ookstore) |
|
fruit and vegetables: |
gluten (rocery) store |
|
a
pair of shoes: |
shoe shop (tore) |
Exercise: Vocabulary – Stores (2)
Details:
department store
post office
farmer's to work (market)
shopping mall
apple pie
green salad
get market (in shape)
spend money
walk in shape (to work)
Exercise: Vocabulary – Stores (3)
Details:
SHOPPING: department store, farmer's market, post office
FOOD: pizza, green salad, apple pie
ACTIONS: get in shape, walk to work, spend money
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