CRASH 6- LESSON 1



Welcome to our 1st lesson of CRASH 6. I hope you had enjoyed the winter holiday! 

Today we're going to begin unit 5! In this unit we're going to revise past tenses. But first let's learn some vocabulary. Let's go to page 157 in the Student's Book

PEOPLE AND PLACES:
a- Match the words and pictures:


b- Listen and check:

PEOPLE AND PLACES (audio)

c- Match the places and sports. Use a dictionary to help you:


d- Listen and check:

PLACES AND SPORTS (audio)

VERBS


a- Complete with the past tense and the past participles (3rd column verbs). Use a dictionary to help you:



b- Complete the verb column with the past tense of a verb from exercise a-


c- Listen and check:

VERBS (audio)

d- Complete the verb column with a verb from the list:


e- Listen and check:

VERBS (audio)

f- Study this:


READING:
a- Read and article about sport superstitions and complete it with A-F. Look up any unfamiliar word/s in a dictionary (page 45 SB):




LISTENING

a- Listen to an interview with an ex Champions League football referee from Spain. Listen to part 1 and choose a, b, c or d:


PART 1 (audio)

b- Now listen to part 2. Complete the sentences with ONE to THREE WORDS:

PART 2 (audio)

GRAMMAR:
a- Go to page 47 in the SB and read the text "Taking a short cut". The highlighted expressions show verbs in different past forms. Do you remember which are they?... Yes...Past simple, Past continuous and Past Perfect. 

Watch this video to refresh your memory:



In the video you could see that the past tenses are also called "narrative tenses" because they are used to tell or to write stories. We are going to focus on past perfect continuos later this year. Let's read some theory:


HOMEWORK: (Send these two activities to my mail)

1- After watching the video and reading the theory, circle the correct form (page 140 SB)


2- Complete with the past simple, past continuous or past perfect:


KEY TO THE ACTIVITIES ABOVE:
READING:
a- 
2- B    3- E    4- A    5- C    6- D

LISTENING:
a-
1- c    2- b    c- b    4- a    5- a

b-
1- the right decisions
2- fast
3- the rules
4- the exceptions
5- with the ball
6- typical supersta


 


   

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