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  • Answers 1 25th / 25 2 8 3 drink 4 swimming 5 trousers AUDIOSCRIPT TB PAGE 278 137 138 138
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    Students’ own answers

    Ask the students to read the questions in Exercise 3 and 
    ask ‘What is Tall Trees activity centre, do you think?’ 
    (
    somewhere where students can do lots of different 
    activities
    ) As they listen, if appropriate, encourage them 
    to put a tick next to the activities they can do at the 
    centre.
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    1 in a forest 2 sailing, swimming, cooking, visiting a 
    museum, visiting an aquarium, canoeing, nature walk, disco 

    Ask the students to read the notes first and think about 
    what sort of information is missing. Remind them that 
    they may hear two or even three possible words for each 
    space, but only one is the correct answer, for example on 
    the recording, they hear three dates: 
    We’re going on 25th 
    July, next Friday, until Monday 28th July. Please remember 
    you have to give me £200 by Monday 21st July. 
    The correct 
    answer is 25th July. Have them try to complete the 
    answers first, then play the audio a second time for them 
    to check.
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    1 25th / 25 2 8 3 drink 4 swimming 5 trousers 
    AUDIOSCRIPT TB PAGE 278
    137
    138
    138


    222 UNIT 19
    GRAMMAR
    have to / don’t have to

    With a stronger class, ask the students to cover a–e first 
    and try to complete the sentences with their own words. 
    Then, they uncover them and do the matching and 
    compare with their own ideas. Write the answers on the 
    board, with 
    have to

    has to
    in a different colour.
    FAST FINISHERS
    Encourage the fast finishers to work through Exercises 
    1–3 at their own pace. Then, they write new endings 
    (a–e) for the sentence beginnings (1–5) in Exercise 1 and 
    write these new endings on the board in a different order. 
    When the others are finished, they match the sentence 
    beginnings (1–5) in the exercise to the fast finishers’ new 
    endings.

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