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Lesson 1 Music is our life!
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2. Answer the questions:
2. Answer the questions:
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    • How do you understand this idiom? What does "music to my ears" mean?
    • Is music a part of your life?
    • What kind of music do you like?
    • Can you concentrate on other things when you are listening to music?
    • Сan you play a musical instrument?
How do you understand this idiom? What does "music to...
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3. Let's look at these pictures. Can you name the types of music?
3. Let's look at these pictures. Can you name the types of music?
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1. Look at the picture
1. Look at the picture
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What other types of music can you name?

 

Do you have your favourite type of music?

What other types of music can you name?   Do...
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4. Watch from 00.00 to 00.57, and name the types of music that people like:
4. Watch from 00.00 to 00.57, and name the types of music that people like:
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Real English® 28 Subtitled - Music and Movies- CC-Double
Real English® 28 Subtitled - Music and Movies- CC-Double
Duration (m)
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5. Complete the sentences with the words from the box.
5. Complete the sentences with the words from the box.
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Make sentences about you using the words from the exercise

Make sentences about you using the words from the exercise
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6.Who is this man? What is he doing?
6.Who is this man? What is he doing?
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7. Grammar. When we describe pictures, we use Present Continuous.
7. Grammar. When we describe pictures, we use Present Continuous.
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Use the Present Continuous to talk about activities happening now.

             e.g. I'm listening to music\radio

 

The Present Continuous is formed with am/is/are + verb with -ing.

Use the Present Continuous to talk about activities happening now....
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Complete the chart:

Complete the chart:
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8. Practice. Do the exercises
8. Practice. Do the exercises
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Lesson B present continuous (1)
Exercise 1
Lesson B present continuous (1)
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Lesson B present continuous (2)
Exercise 2
Lesson B present continuous (2)
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9. Look at the pictures. What ARE they doING?
9. Look at the pictures. What ARE they doING?
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e.g. She is playing the piano

e.g. She is playing the piano
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10. Now imagine that you're a rock singer. You're given sentences in present simple. Finish them up in present continuous. The first one is done for you
10. Now imagine that you're a rock singer. You're given sentences in present simple. Finish them up in present continuous. The first one is done for you
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I call my agent every day. - I can't talk long, I'm calling from Paris.

·         I listen to my music every day. - At the moment, I...

·         I drink a lot of cold wine. - But I got a cold now, so I...

·         I sing with my band every day. - But now we are in a cafe. We....

·         We usually stay at the Hotel Hilton - This time...

·         We wear old jeans and dirty boots. - Today, ...

·         Most of the time, he writes songs for us. - This morning, he..

 

 

I call my agent every day. - I can't talk long, I'm calling from...
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11.Let’s imagine that you want to invite a friend to a concert. Tell as much as you can about this concert: place, time, type of music, use as many words as you can from our today’s lesson.
11.Let’s imagine that you want to invite a friend to a concert. Tell as much as you can about this concert: place, time, type of music, use as many words as you can from our today’s lesson.
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Thank you for the lesson!

Thank you for the lesson!
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Homework
Homework
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Homework_Lesson 1
Complete and send back to your teacher
Homework_Lesson 1
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Classroom language for online lessons - Pre-Intermediate
Classroom language for online lessons - Pre-Intermediate
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Lesson 1. Teacher's notes
Teacher's notes
Lesson 1. Teacher's notes
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Next: Lesson 2 A picture is worth a thousand words