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If necessary, point out that we use
go
through
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Bog'liq {teacherscom library} EFL Grade 8 TB5
If necessary, point out that we use
go
through
either
when we cross something, e.g.
the river goes through the
town
or
he went through the door
,
or when something
is all around us,
e.g.
he walked through the forest.
We
use
go along
to say we go from one part to another, e.g.
102
103
he walked along the road/beach
. Also point out that
opposite
in question 5 is the correct answer because we
need to cross the road to get there; we tend to use
in
front of
to show that something is much closer.
Answers_1_along_2_next_to_3_across_4_outside_5_opposite_6'>Answers
1 along 2 next to 3 across 4 outside 5 opposite
6
Demonstrate this activity with the class. Tell the students
that you are Person 1. Ask the class ‘Excuse me. Is there
a museum near here?’ Invite a volunteer to give you
directions.
Answers
Students’ own answers
7
As a class, brainstorm some places onto the board.
Next,
ask each student to take a piece of paper and write some
directions to one of the places on the board, starting
from the school. They should begin
Go out of the school
and …
and end
Where are you?
Encourage them to use
the expressions in Exercise 4. Then, they should write the
name of the final destination on the reverse side of the
paper. Collect in the pieces of paper.
Answers
Students’ own answers
8
Hand out new directions to each student, making sure
no one gets the original directions that they wrote.
Working in the same pairs, they take turns to listen to
their partner’s new directions and say where they take
them to.
Answers
Students’ own answers
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET UNIT 14
COOLER
Say to the class ‘I’m bored. Where should I go?’ and
encourage the students to give you an answer with
should
, e.g.
You should go to the cinema.
Then ask them to
give you directions.
Ask the students to have similar conversations in pairs
with suitable beginnings, e.g.
I’m bored; I want to do some
sport; I’m thirsty; I’m hungry; I need to buy some … .
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GETTING AROUND TOWN
Prepositions
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