pag 44 exercise 2
1 Has your school got a gym?
Is there a gym at your school?
2 Does Oxford have an airport?
Is there an airport in Oxford?
3 My class consists of thirty students. There are thirty students in my class.
4 There are two computers in my classroom.
My classroom has two computers
5 The room hasn't got a carpet. There isn't a carpet in the room.
6 Does Oxford have any parks? Are there any parks in Oxford?
pag 44 exercise 3
1 Do you watch TV every day?
2 Do you remember your first day at school?
3 Do you know the alphabet in English?
4 Do you want to go to the university?
5 Do you think you are a good student?
6 Do you like learning English?
pag 45 exercise 4
1 Yes , I do.
2 No, I don't
3 No, I don't
4 Yes, I do
5 Yes , I do
6 Yes , I do
pag 45 exercise 5
IS THE GENERATION GAP DISAPPEARING?
According to a recent study, the generation gap IS BECOMING smaller and today many parents and their teenage children HAVE similar interests , listen to the same music and even dress the same . The study also shows that THERE IS more equality beetween generations than ever before.
It is common today for parents and children to spend part of their free time toghether . James and Helen Jones from Liverpool GO OUT with their teenage children once or twice a week . "We go to cafés , concerts and even to clubs with them,"says Helen."We TALK about everything - music , TV, school ; boyfriends and girlfriends. In fact , THERE IS nothing we DON'T TALK about. Our children are our best friends. The generation gap definitely GET ."
Daughter Suzy , 16 , agrees " We've got the same tastes music and fashion, and me and Mum ARE ALWAYS WEARING each other's clothes and make-up. And Mum and Dad NEVER DISCIPLINES - we ALWAYS DISCUSSING things as a family. Mum and Dad ARE really cool.
pag 45 exercise 6
1 We don't listen to the same music .
2 We don't the same.
3 We don't wear each other's clothes .
4 We don't go to concerts together .
5 We talk about everything .
6 We aren't best friend