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1 PUTTING ENGLISH TO WORK 1: UNIT 2 WHERE DO YOU LIVE? In this unit you will learn: THESE LIFE SKILLS: Ask for and give personal information Tell time Fill out forms Address an envelope Where do you live? It s 3 o clock. THIS VOCABULARY: Numbers: cardinal numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 ordinal numbers first, second, third, fourth Everyday activities Simple Present Present Continuous wake up, study I brush my teeth every morning. I am brushing my teeth now.

2 Vocabulary: Daily Activities Exercise 1: Review the vocabulary from the video. Write the action under the picture. wake up get dressed eat breakfast read the newspaper brush teeth leave for work shave take a shower stretch Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 2 Unit 2

3 Listening from the Video Exercise 2: Watch the woman saying the numbers in the video. Point to the numbers you hear. Unit 2 Page Exercise 3: Watch the students practicing in the classroom. Point to the correct phone number, zip code, or address. 1. a b c a b c a. (310) b. (213) c. (818) a Main Street b Main Street c. 100 Main Street 5. a Lincoln Street b. 100 Lincoln Street c Lincoln Street Exercise 4: Watch the first It s Your Turn in the video. Circle the correct answer. 1. What is the zip code? a b c What is the phone number? a. (323) b. (213) c. (310) What is the address? a Elm Street b. 200 Elm Street c Elm Street Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 3 Unit 2

4 Exercise 5: Look at the envelope. Your name Your address Your city, state, zip code John Smith [name] 2314 Main Street- [address] Los Angeles, CA [city, state, zip code] You want to send your gas bill to the gas company. The address of the Gas Company is 4321 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA Put your address and the address of the gas company on the correct lines of the envelope. The Gas Company Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 4 Unit 2

5 Exercise 6: Write the time under each clock. 1. 9: Exercise 7: Write these time expressions in another way. 1. 6:30 a.m. 6:30 in the morning 2. 12:00 a.m. 12: :00 p.m. 12: :45 p.m. 3:45 Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 5 Unit 2

6 5. 10:00 a.m. 10: :45 p.m. 6: :15 p.m. 9:15 Vocabulary: More Daily Activities Exercise 8: Review the vocabulary from the video. Write the action under the picture. drive to work work go to school enter classroom study English watch TV come home go to sleep Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 6 Unit 2

7 Grammar: The Simple Present Tense I work every day. She works every day. They work every day. I You We They He She It work. works. Exercise 9: Answer the questions. What does he do every day? He shaves. Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 7 Unit 2

8 What do you do every day? What do they do every day? Exercise 10: Answer the following questions. 1. Do you work? Yes, I do. 2. Does she study? Yes, 3. Do they drive to work? Yes, 4. Does he read the newspaper? Yes, 5. Do you eat breakfast? Yes, 6. Do you study English? Yes, Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 8 Unit 2

9 Grammar: The Present Continuous VERB + ING work + ing = working play + ing = playing shave + ing = shaving brush + ing = brushing Exercise 11: Write the verb in the continuous [-ing] form. 1. brush brushing 6. read 2. eat 7. drive 3. wake 8. go 4. stretch 9. sleep 5. study 10. come AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE I am m working. I am m not sleeping. He She It is s eating. He She It is s not sleeping. We You They are re studying. We You They are re not sleeping. Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 9 Unit 2

10 Exercise 12: Write the answer for these questions. 1. It s 7:00 p.m. What s he doing? He s studying. 2. It s 8:00 a.m. What s she doing? 3. It s 6:00 p.m.what are you doing? 4. It s 7:30 a.m. What are they doing? 5. It s 11:00 p.m. What s she doing? Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 10 Unit 2

11 Life Skill: Reading an Information Form Benitez Last Name Carla First Name 3221 Oliver Street Street Address San Diego CA City State Zip Code (714) Phone Number Exercise 13: Circle the correct answer for each question. 1. What is the zip code? a b c d. San Diego 2. What is the first name? a. Carla b. Benitez c. San Diego d. State 3. What is the area code? a. 555 b c. 714 d What is the city? a b. (714) c. Carla d. San Diego 5. What is the last name? a. Benitez b. San Diego c. Carla d. Oliver 6. What is the address? a. Street Oliver b Street Oliver c Oliver Street Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 11 Unit 2

12 Writing Exercise 14: Answer the following questions. 1. What is your first name? 2. What is your last name? 3. What is your address? 4. What is your phone number? Exercise 15: Fill out the following form with YOUR information. MAIN STREET ADULT SCHOOL INFORMATION FORM Last Name First Name Street Address City State Zip Code Phone Number Exercise 16: Read the sentences below. Correct the mistakes. 1. My name first is Lisa. My first name is Lisa. 2. She going to work now. 3. It 7:00 a.m. 4. I wakes up at 6:00 a.m. 5. He drive to work. Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 12 Unit 2

13 Narrative Reading Juan Perez Juan Perez wakes up every day at 7:00 a.m. He eats breakfast and drives to work. At 5:00 p.m. he drives to Main Street Adult School. He studies English. He comes home at 9:00 p.m. He watches television. He brushes his teeth and goes to sleep at 11:00 p.m. Exercise 17: Answer the following questions about the story. 1. When does Juan wake up? 2. What does he eat? 3. What does he do at 5:00 p.m.? 4. Does he watch television? 5. What does he do at 11:00 p.m.? Exercise 18: Answer the questions with YOUR information. 1. When do you wake up? 2. Do you work? 3. What do you study? 4. When do you go to sleep? 5. What are you doing now? Putting English to Work 1 [rev. 11/07] 13 Unit 2

14 Unit 2 Putting English to Work 1 (Each item+ 1 point) UNIT REVIEW 1. Complete the numbers below: Circle the correct answers. What time is it? a. 12:45 a.m. b. 9:00 p.m. c. 9:00 a.m. d. nine morning a. midnight b. noon 4. What does he do at 7 a.m.? He breakfast. a. eat b. eating c. is eats d. eats 5. It s 6 p.m. What are you doing? I the newspaper. a. read b. am reading c. is reading d. do read 6. Do you study English? a. Yes, I am. b. Yes, study. c. Yes, do. d. Yes, I do. 7. Is he sleeping now? a. No, he doesn t. b. No, he don t. c. No, he isn t. d. No, she isn t. Turn page over Number correct and percentage score (circle one) 10=100% 9=90% 8=80% 7 or fewer: no credit Student name Date Initials PE1/Unit 2

15 Unit 2 Putting English to Work 1 INFORMATION FORM Jackson Terry Last Name First Name 7110 Oak Street Fresno CA Address City State Zip Code (665) Phone Number 8. What is the phone number? a b c d What is the city? a. Oak Street b. Terry c. Fresno d. Jackson Maria Johnson 376 Madison Street Los Angeles, CA Martin Franklin Crescent Avenue Los Angeles, CA Who is the letter from? a. Martin Franklin b. Maria Johnson

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