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American English file 1 Student eBook

Unit 7C

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تاریخ بروزرسانی1404/03/5

1. READING

a. When is New Year's Eve? Is it an important celebration in your country?

b. Read three stories. Who had...?

• a great evening
• an OK evening
• a terrible evening

c. Read the stories again. Complete the sentences with A (Andy), J (Jenny), or M (Mina).

1. _____ was outside at midnight.
2. _____ didn't know exactly when midnight was.
3. _____ was alone at midnight.
4. _____ was at work at midnight.
5. _____ heard the celebrations, but didn't see them.
6. _____ was surprised by something people did.

d. How do people celebrate New Year's Eve in your country? Do you think most people enjoy it? Why (not)?

2. GRAMMAR simple past: irregular verbs

a. With a partner, find the past tense of these irregular verbs in the stories.

buy   bought   /bɔt/

can   _____   /kʊd/

come    _____   /keɪm/

feel    _____   /fɛlt/

find    _____   /faʊnd/

get    _____   /gɑt/

go    _____   /wɛnt/

have    _____   /hæd/

know    _____   /nu/

put on    _____   /pʊt ɑn/

say    _____   /sɛd/

sing    _____   /sæŋ/

take    _____   /tʊk/

think    _____   /θɔt/

wear    _____   /wɔr/

b. 7.14 Listen and check. Practice saying the verbs.

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c. Gp.136 Grammar Bank 7C

7C simple past: irregular verbs

7.15

I went to Iceland in December. I didn't go to New York. 

Did you go to a party? Who did you go with?

base form    past[+]     past[-]

buy    bought     didn't buy

come   came     didn't come

feel      felt         didn't feel

find      found     didn't find

get      got          didn't get

go       went       didn't go

have    had        didn't have

know   knew     didn't know

put on   put on   didn't put on

say      said        didn't say

take     took       didn't take

think   thought    didn't think

wear    wore      didn't wear

 Some verbs are irregular in the past (+) and change their form, e.g., go ►  went, have  had.

 We only use the irregular past form in (+) sentences. I bought a bag last night.

 We use the base form after did I didn't. Did you go out last night? NOTDid you went..-?

 Remember the word order in questions: auxiliary, subject, base form, e.g., Did you go out last night? or question word, auxiliary, subject, base form, e.g., Where did you go?

Look at the list of irregular verbs on p.165.

can/could

The simple past of can is could. We add not to make negatives and reverse the subject and verb to make questions.

(+) We could see the whole city from the plane

(-) couldn't see him. NOT I didn't can see him.  

(?) Could you wear jeans when you were at school?

 

NEW YEAR'S EVE -

ONE TO REMEMBER OR ONE TO FORGET?

MINA This was last year, and I went to a hotel with some friends. It had a restaurant on the top floor, and that's where the party was. We got there at

05 about 11:00. About half an hour before midnight I realized I didn't have my phone -- it was in my car. So I took the elevator down to the parking lot. I found my phone, and then I got back into the

10 elevator - I was the only person in it. But then, between the third and fourth floors, the elevator stopped completely and I couldn't get out. I pressed the button and asked for help, but a guy said there

15 was an electrical problem and I needed to wait. Then a few minutes later, I could hear people outside celebrating. It was awful - I didn't get out until almost 100 in the morning. And on top of it all, my

20 friends didn't realize that I wasn't there!

 

JENNY I had a fantastic New Year's Eve in Iceland in 2013. First, we went to a really expensive restaurant for dinner. It was early, about 6:00, because that's when people have dinner in Iceland. I wore a fantastic dress, but after dinner we got a taxi back to the hotel and I put on boots and a wanm

25 jacket. Then we went out and watched the amazing fireworks. Suddenly, at about 10:00, everyone went home to watch TV - there's this famous TV show they always watch on New Year's Eve! It was really strange - the streets were empty for a little bit. But then just before midnight, people came out again and danced and sang till about 5:00 in the morning. It was incredible.

3. VOCABULARY: go, have, get

a. Can you remember these phrases? Write went, had, or got.

1. I _____ to a hotel with some friends.
2. it _____ restaurant on the top floor.
3. We _____ there at about 11:00.
4. I _____ a fantastic New Year's Eve.
5. We _____ to a really expensive restaurant.
6. We _____ a taxi back to the hotel.

b. Vp.160 VocabularyBank go, have, get

go, have, get

Exercise a: Match the verb phrases and photos.

go

go

go by bus /bʌs/ (or by /kɑr/ kat, by plane /pleɪn/)
for a walk /wɔk/
home (from school) /hoʊm/
out (on Friday night) /aʊt/
shopping /'ʃɑpɪŋ/ 
to a restaurant /'rɛstərɑunt/
to bed (late) /bɛd/
to church /tʃərtʃ/ (or to mosque /mɑsk/, to temple /tɛmpl/, etc.)
to the beach /bitʃ/
back to work) /bæk/
on vacation /veɪ'keɪʃn/

have

have

a car /kɑr/ (or a bike /baɪk/)
long hair /lɔŋ hɛr/
breakfast /'brɜkfəst/. (or lunch /lʌntʃ/, dinner /'dɪnər/)
a drink /drɪŋk/
a good time /gʊd taɪm/
a sandwich /'sændwɪtʃ/
a sister /'sɪstər/ (or a brother /'brʌðər/ )

get

get

a newspaper /'nuzpeɪpər/ (= buy or obtain)
a taxi /tæksi/.(= take)
an email /'imeɪl/! (= receive)
dressed /drɛst/
home /hoʊm/ (= arrive)
to the airport /'ɛrpɔrt/ (= arrive)
up /ʌp/ (early, late)

Exercise b:  7.16 Listen and check.

Exercise c:  Cover the verb phrases and look at the photos. Test yourself or a partner.

ACTIVATION Take turns saying five things you did yesterday and five things you did last week with went, had, or got.

30 ANDY I'm a DJ, and this happened to me a few years ago. It was my first time at a New Year's Eve party, and I planned all the music really carefully. I knew exactly which tracks I was going to play. The first part of the night was fine,

35 but just when I thought it was time to start the countdown to midnight, I saw that people were all at the bar, not on the dance floor, and the TVs were on. On the screens I could see fireworks! I looked at my watch and I realized it was about two

40 minutes slow! I felt really stupid. I bought a new watch the next day!

4. LISTENING

a. 7.17 Listen to Denisa from Slovakia talk about a memorable New Year's Eve. Where was Denisa at midnight?

b. Can you remember what she says about these people and things?

1 Marcelo 5 Copacabana

2 white clothes

3. Marcelo's mother

4. dinner

5. Copacabana

6. a show

7. almost midnight

8. a swim at Praia do Arpoador

C. Listen again and check.

d. Would you like to spend New Year's Eve in Rio? Is there anywhere else in the world you'd like to spend it?

5. PRONUNCIATION: sentence stress

a. Look at the questions. What words are missing?

A memorable New Year's Eve

1. What year _______ it?

2. Where _______ you?

3. Who _______ _______ with?

4. Where ______ ______ have dinner?

5. What _____ wear?

6. What ______ ______ do betore midnight?

7. What ______ ______  do at midnight?

8. What ______ ______  do after midnight?

9. How ______ the weather?

10. What time ______ _____ go to bed?

11. ____ _____ have a good time?

b. 7.18 Listen and repeat the questions. Copy the rhythm.

6. SPEAKINGAND WRITING

a. Think about a time when you had a memorable New Year's Eve. Look at the questions in Sa and plan your answers. Add all the extra information you can.

b. Interview each other about your New Year's Eve.

c. Write about your New Year's Eve. Answer the questions in 5a, and use the stories in 1 to help you.

UNIT 7C: Happy New Year?