Red Line 1, Coursebook

ninety-one 91 2 Finish the sentences Example: At home Lisa usually reads in her room. But now she is reading on the bus. 1. At home Terry always sings in the bathroom. Now he (sing) on the bus. 2. At home Mrs Carter never eats cake. But this evening she (eat) a lot of cake! 3. At home Emma often talks to Lisa on the phone. But this evening she (talk) to Lisa in the hostel. 4. At home Sam never drinks milk. But now at breakfast at the hostel he (drink) milk. 1 At the hostel Match the sentences with the pictures. Example: “We’re in the yellow room!” – That’s picture number … . Go on, please. 1. “We’re in the yellow room!” 2. “That’s a big box!” 3. “Let’s sing a different song.” 4. “What a great surprise! Thank you.” 5. “Umm … I love cheese.” 6. “There’s the hostel!” 7. “Sam, can I play your game?” What do you usually do on Saturday mornings? Write four sentences. h 4 Your turn: Saturday mornings 3 The friends on a school trip ➝ G40 He never / usually / often / always works at home. (simple present) He is working this weekend / now / this morning / this … at home. (present progressive) GRAMMAR What do their families usually do on Saturday mornings? What are the friends’ families doing this Saturday morning? Example: 1. Jade usually listens to the radio on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning Jade is using Lisa’s Discman. 1. Jade usually listen to • the radio • on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning • Jade • use • Lisa’s Discman. 2. Nasreen usually sleep • on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning • Nasreen • work • in the shop. 3. Ben usually read • comics • on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning • Ben • take • Barker for a walk. 4. Mrs Jackson usually go shopping • on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning • Mrs Jackson • clean • Terry’s shed. 5. Tiger usually sleep • in the kitchen • on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning • Tiger • sleep • on Terry’s bed. 6. Grandma usually make • breakfast • on Saturday mornings. This Saturday morning • Grandma • play • computer games. ➝ WB 58, 1 – 2 ➝ WB 58, 3 – 59, 5 Language 2 6 Simple present and present progressive Nur zu Prüfzwecken – E gentum des Verlags öbv