- •Unit 4 Stay well
- •Vocabulary and Listening
- •[Exercise sweets cake soft drinks sweet water fresh fruit vegetables smoking fast food ready meals milk]
- •2.18 Listening for specific information
- •2.18 Listen again and tick (V) true and cross (X) false.
- •Vocabulary
- •[Contain energy healthy heart skin lose put on]
- •2.19 Match 1 – 6 with a – f to make rules about running. Then choose the right word, must or mustn’t. Listen and check.
- •In pairs, put these meals in the correct order. Then answer the questions.
- •Make a presentation on one of the subjects of the topic.
2.19 Match 1 – 6 with a – f to make rules about running. Then choose the right word, must or mustn’t. Listen and check.
The Golden Rules of Running |
Running is great exercise and doesn’t cost anything … but you must be careful!
a because it can be dangerous. b immediately after you run. c good running shoes. d that you are healthy enough to run. e after you finish. f before you start running. |
Complete the advice for Freddie. Use should and shouldn’t.
Freddie has no energy. He can’t get to sleep at night and he can’t get up in the morning, so he’s always late for college. |
You ___________ get up when the alarm clock goes off.
You ___________ have a shower when you wake up.
You ___________ leave the house without having breakfast.
You ___________ take more exercise.
You ___________ play computer games all evening.
You ___________ listen to heavy metal music in bed!
Read the situations 1 – 2. Use the prompts and your own ideas to give advice with should, shouldn’t, must or mustn’t.
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Stop smoking
Eat so much salt
Try to walk more
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miss any more lessons
have a good time at weekends but stay in during the week
Grammar
Must/mustn’t
Complete the rules with must and mustn’t.
Volleyball is one of the world’s most popular sports …. but how well do you know the rules
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Should/shouldn’t
Look at the street scene. What should the people do? What shouldn’t they do? Write two sentences about each person with the phrases below.
[listen to music use a mobile phone wear a helmet look carefully wear a seat belt read a newspaper]
The driver … while she’s driving.
The cyclist … while he’s cycling.
The pedestrian … while he’s crossing the road.
The driver should wear a seat belt while she’s driving.
Should/shouldn’t/ Must/mustn’t
Read the interview with Ben Hardcastle, an expert on internet dating, and underline the correct form of should or must.
Meeting people online Interviewer: Dan, more and more people are making friends online … have you got the advice? Ben: Of course. The internet is a great way to make friends … but remember, you 1should/shouldn’t believe everything people tell you about themselves online. You 2should/shouldn’t always be careful when you give information about yourself … Interviewer: For example? Ben: Well, you really 3must/mustn’t give personal information such as your address or phone number. Interviewer: I see. And what 4should I/I should do if someone asks to meet me? Ben: Well, you really 5must/mustn’t be very careful before you meet someone face to face. If you arrange a meeting, you 6should/shouldn’t always meet a public place. Interviewer: 7I should/Should I Tell someone about the meeting? Ben: Definitely. You 8should/shouldn’t definitely ask your parents’ permission first or tell someone you know where you’re going to meet. |
Should/shouldn’t/ Must/mustn’t
Rewrite the sentences, replacing the phrases in bold with should(n’t) or must(n’t).
It’s a good idea for you to eat fresh fruit and vegetables.
______________________________________________ .
It’s very very important for you to get up early tomorrow.
You ______________________________________________ .
Is it a good idea for me to phone you later?
______________________________________________ ?
Don’t be late for the new students’ meeting!!
You ______________________________________________ !!
It’s not a good idea to drin coffee before going to bed.
You ______________________________________________ .
Check yourself! Word list 1 | |
alarm clock (n) amount (n) computer game (n) contain (v) dangerous (adj) digestion (n) egg (n) energy (n) exercise (n) fizzy (adj) fresh (adj) ham (n) healthy diet (n) heart (n)
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lose weight (v) low fat (adj) overweight (adj) pastry (n) put on weight (v) running shoes (n) salt (n) skin (n) slim (adj) sweet (adj) toast (n) warm up (v) |
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