Metro - Extra Activities

OXFORD www.frenglish.ru Metro 2 Student Book & Workbook with Online Homework and Smartphone Activities Video in every unit James Styring & Nicholas Tims Alexandra Paramour • Airton Pozo de Mattos www.frenglish.ru Puzzles 1 Find the weekend plans. bogohangivoutrfriday erdbnoviecerto 2 hlecinternvolunteerot 3 cf hotlakshavefcerdeltaenay off a 4 vovocirn cvib eancogoiunoleagoponnvlqusbw kdkdlanotherpoe fippdnero hxikvgeahaveab crlasnelron a 5 6 gopiaoutuberoyncitiinrbabolsotnarlgroupworky cbaek biyanaserb v qlbsht i eolrvdanefnevc videoyesseadayvora pofworkparaeiyucpn rkiahet7nppvaancih 8 aiebdueorotradryntjrknnibdn dnsleftreedtynhicare]esislstlvnhagpatinbayorgphqjewari otgiinadjoylutaweo Complete the phrasal verbs with the correct words. Then answer the questions. We went $_____ last summer. We visited relatives in Canada. We got 2__________ the plane at 9 a.m., but there was a problem. It took 11:30 and the flight was 6 hours and 30 minutes! How long were they on the plane? 4 We went $$________ to the movie he theater last night and we didn’t get home until 11:30 the movie was three and a half hours long! Dad 6____ me and Lucy from om the theater, so we got $ 15 minutes. What time 8___ did the movie start? $ Extra vocabulary Celebrations and holidays 1 Match the celebrations and holidays with the pictures. Carnival Christmas Easter Mother’s Day New Year’s Eve Valentine’s Day wedding anniversary 1 2 3 d 5 7 6 4 wedding anniversary 2 What other celebrations do you have in your country? Make a list. METRO EXPRESS 109 one hundred nine www.frenglish.ru Culture 1-2 Communication Reading 1 Look at the pictures in the article and guess what the article is about. 2 In groups, show each other different ways you can communicate without using language. 3 Read the article and choose the correct meaning of rude. A not exciting B not polite C not fun 4 Match the pictures A-I in the article with the words 1-9. stop three 5 91 1 E 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 frowning hand and arm movements nodding pointing with a finger pointing with lips shaking hands smiling staring waving 5 Read the article again. Choose T (True) or F (False). According to the text, ... 1 non-verbal communication sometimes has different meanings in different cultures. 2 eye contact is rude in some countries. 3 people nod to mean “yes” in Greece. 4 hand and arm movements are common in Asian countries. 5 people in Europe point with their lips. 6 the high-five has more than one meaning. TO F O T O F O TO F O TO F O TO F O T OFO 6 Discuss the questions. 1 What are the similarities and differences between non-verbal communication, sign language, and regular languages? 2 What non-verbal communication mentioned in the text do you use? 3 What other non-verbal communication do you use? When? NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION People love communicating. To do this, we speak and write with languages. We also move our faces and bodies to communicate without language—for example, when we smile, wave, or shake a person’s hand. This is called “non-verbal communication.” With non-verbal communication, we can communicate a feeling, a question, or a command—for example, when we point with a finger. Some gestures have the same meaning everywhere, but not all non-verbal communication is international. Face and body movements often mean different things depending on the country and culture. FACE When we talk to people, we move our eyes and mouth—for example, when we smile or frown. Our face shows how we’re feeling—for example, scared, excited, or surprised. How is this person feeling? DID YOU KNOW? Non-verbal communication isn’t the same as sign language. Sign language has an alphabet and words. These people are communicating with sign language. The woman is signing “excited.” 118 one hundred eighteen 1 What's the plan? Weekend plans Student Book p.14 1 Complete the weekend activities with the words. amusement park cookout exhibition friends meal party relatives sleepover soccer game 1 go to an amusement park 2 go to an exhibition 3 go to a soccer game 4 have a meal 5 go out for a meal 6 see your relatives 7 have a party 8 hang out with your friends 9 have a sleepover 2 What are the people’s plans for the weekend? Complete the sentences with phrases in exercise 1. Use the -ing form of the verbs. 1 “We’re having dinner at my favorite restaurant.” Adam is going out for a meal. 2 “Five friends are coming to stay over at my house.” Maria is 3 “We’re visiting my grandparents in Michigan. My cousins are going, too.” Joel is 4 “I have tickets for São Paulo vs. Fluminense at the Morumbi Stadium!” Laura is 5 “It’s my mom’s 40th birthday and all my parents’ friends are coming to our house.” Anya’s family is 6 “My family and I are going to the beach. We’re buying a lot of meat and Dad’s making burgers.” Tiago and his family are I can use vocabulary for weekend plans. 😐 😊 😄 1 What's the plan? Phrasal verbs: movement Student Book p.18 3 Choose the correct phrasal verbs. 1 go away / get on 2 get back / pick up 3 go out / take off 4 get on / pick up 5 get back / take off 6 go away / go out 4 Complete the conversations with the phrasal verbs in exercise 3. Do you want to 1 go out tonight? I can't. I need to get up early tomorrow to 2 take off. Why? What time does your flight 3 get on? 6 a.m. 😳 Hi Mom. What time do you come home from work today? I 4 at 6:30. Why? 😊 Please can you 5 Silvia and me from the station later? OK. Call me when you 6 the train. 😄 I can use six phrasal verbs related to movement. 😐 😊 😄