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The document is a lesson plan for a class on houses and home. It covers topics like house vocabulary, modals of deduction, quantifiers, and language for offering help. It includes exercises for students to practice these grammar points. The lessons are presented by Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero and include sections on speaking practice and vocabulary building.

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Advance 1 Unit 7

The document is a lesson plan for a class on houses and home. It covers topics like house vocabulary, modals of deduction, quantifiers, and language for offering help. It includes exercises for students to practice these grammar points. The lessons are presented by Luis Roberto Ortiz Guerrero and include sections on speaking practice and vocabulary building.

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HOUSE AND HOME UNIT 7

LUIS ROBERTO ORTIZ GUERRERO


IT MIGHT BE A HOLIDAY HOME LESSON 7A

LUIS ROBERTO ORTIZ GUERRERO


MODALS OF DEDUCTION

We use modals of deduction to show


that we are making a deduction using
evidence, not stating a fact

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Present Simple (FACT)

Strong Deduction Positive (MUST)

Deduction (MAY/MIGHT/COULD)

Strong Deduction Negative


(CAN´T)

Present Simple (FACT NEGATIVE)

LUIS ROBERTO ORTIZ GUERRERO


IMPORTANT

•The opposite of MUST for deductions is CAN´T.

•Don´t use MUSTN´T, CAN or COULDN´T for deductions


This bill can´t be right. I only ordered a salad

This bill couldn´t / mustn´t be right. I only ordered a salad

•There is no difference between may, might and could. All 3 mean


that something is possible
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IMPORTANT

To make deductions about actions happening now, use:

Modal + be + verb –ing.

She isn´t answering the phone. She might be listening to music

Mary may be studying French. She really loves languages

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VOCABULARY
•Attic •Landing
•Balcony •Lock
•Basement •Steps
•Block of flats •Terrace
•Doorbell •Location
•First floor •Neighbourhood
•Flat •Rent
•Front door •View
•Ground floor

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WHICH HOUSE WOULD YOU
PREFER?

In teams of max 5 people, discuss which


of these houses you like the most. Justify
your answer

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THERE ARE PLENTY OF THINGS TO DO LESSON 7B

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SPEAKING

In teams of 5 people, discuss the advantages and disadvantages


of living in small towns rather than big cities.

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VOCABULARY

You can´t argue with that

People care about you

It´s like you belong to one big family

That makes sense if you think about it

You can´t rely on public transport in the countryside

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VOCABULARY
•Argue with someone
•Cope with something
•Care
•Complain about something
•Worry
•Pay
•Wait for something
•Apologise

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VOCABULARY
•Believe in something

•Succeed in doing something

•Rely

•Depend on someone / something

•Pay to someone

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QUANTIFIERS

Some à usually in positive statements

Any à usually in negative statements and questions

No à positive statements to express zero quantity

*To talk about zero quantity, we can use none of + plural or none
None of my friends could help
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QUANTIFIERS
Large quantities
POSITIVE SENTENCES à Lot of / lots of

NEGATIVE SENTENCES à Not many / not much / not a lot of

QUESTIONS à Many / much / a lot of

(There are quite a lot of cars // I haven´t got much money with me //
Did many people come to the concert? )
LUIS ROBERTO ORTIZ GUERRERO
QUANTIFIERS

Small quantities

AMOUNT à a few / a little

NEGATIVE AMOUNT à few / little

(We have a little time before the show starts// There are a few things I need
from the shop // I have very little time to finish my homework.)

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QUANTIFIERS
TOO / NOT ENOUGH
MORE THAN THE RIGHT AMOUNT
too much / too many + noun
too + adjective/adverb
LESS THAN THE RIGHT AMOUNT
not enough + noun
not + adjective/adverb + enough

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QUANTIFIERS
IMPORTANT
In positive sentences we can use plenty of to show we are happy with the
amount that we have
Don´t worry, we´ve got plenty of food.

We can say quite a few / very few / very little to increase or decrease the
amount that we have

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IS THERE ANYTHING WE CAN DO TO Lesson 7C
HELP?
LUIS ROBERTO ORTIZ GUERRERO
SPEAKING
Do you take presents when you visit someone´s house?
What might you take?

What should you do to be polite when visiting someone´s


house?

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USEUFUL LANGUAGE

Is there anything I can do to help?


Do you think you could …
Let me …
Is it ok if …?

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EXERCISES
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LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES. CORRECT THEM IF NECESSARY
1. There are a lot of people living in my town.
2. There aren´t a lot of space in my home.
3. There is too many traffic in my town.
4. I haven´t got some work to do tomorrow.
5. I´ve got very little time to go out these days.
6. There are too much people in my house!.
7. I think young people have far too much mobile devices these days!
8. Most people have money enough to buy what they want.
9. There aren´t much good places to eat in my town.
10. People in the finance industry earn a lot of money.
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LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES. CORRECT THEM IF NECESSARY
1. Most people haven´t got enough time to enjoy themselves.
2. There aren´t few chairs in this classroom. Some people will have to stand.
3. There are few shops where I live, enough to buy basics.
4. I always put a little sugar in my coffee.
5. I love reading. I have quite a lot of books at home.
6. There is too many information online.
7. I have quite a few tracks on my MP3 player.
8. There are some lovely building in my town.
9. There aren´t some nice parks in this city.
10. I haven´t got much online friends.
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COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES W/ VERBS & PREPOSITIONS
1. He doesn´t care ___________ other people´s feelings.
2. The service was terrible so I ___________ about it to the manager.
3. She spends all day arguing ___________ her colleagues.
4. I don´t ___________ in diets. I've tried them and they don't work.
5. He succeeded ___________ getting a place at university.
6. That bag doesn´t ___________ to Kate, it´s Sandy´s.
7. You will have to wait ___________ the doctor to return.
8. They offered me the job, but I want to ___________ about it.
9. Don’t ___________ about the money. I´ll lend you some.
10. How do you cope ___________ the terrible cold weather here?
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COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES W/ VERBS & PREPOSITIONS
1. There are many things I don´t believe ___________.
2. Don´t rely ___________ John. He nearly always arrives late.
3. My mother worries ___________ me all the time.
4. You should never ___________ with your parents. They are always right!
5. Tom is a wonderful boss. He really ___________ about his employees!

LUIS ROBERTO ORTIZ GUERRERO

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