Exercise 1 Warm-Up. (Chart 1-1)
Exercise 1 Warm-Up. (Chart 1-1)
Exercise 1 Warm-Up. (Chart 1-1)
(Chart 1-1)
Match the description with the sentence. Which sentences do you agree with?
1. (C). Habit I look at the stars every night.
2. (A). Action happening right now I'm looking at an astronomy textbook
3. (B). General truth The earth revolves around the sun
Exercise 2. Let's talk. (Chart 1 -1)
Work in small groups. Each member of the group should contribute one sentence
for each topic. Share some of your sentences with the class.
1. Tell your group one daily habit you have
2. Look around the room. Make a sentence about one activity that is happening
right now.
3. In one sentence, state a general truth about the world.
Answer :
My habit:
I am often at home, rarely out. Maybe get out of the house when it's important. So my days I use
to helping parents, playing handphone, studying, listening music, etc. At
Sentence :
I am enjoying the beauty of the moon shining from the sunlight
Part 2
PALANG MERAH INDONESIA
Palang Merah Indonesia (PMI) is a national assembly organization in Indonesia that is socially humanity.
PMI has activities includ save refuge and hospital, area liable, victim of natural disasters disasters, etc.
PMI has seven basic principles. Humanity, equality, ethnicity, independence, unity, neutrality, and
totality. PMI doesn’t side with any political, racial, tribal or religious groups.
Benefits of PMI :
1. Help out in times of war.
2. Help victims of natural disasters
3. Blood transfusions and health, etc
Exercise 14 Let's talk. (Chart 1-3)
Discuss the differences in meaning of the italicized verbs in each group of
sentences. Work in pairs, in small groups, or as a class.
1. a. These flowers smell good. → smell means scent of something
b. Jane is smelling the flowers. →smelling means perceiving the odour of something
2. a. I think this park is beautiful. → think means “believe”
b. I need to relax. I am thinking about all the homework I have. → am thinking means thoughts are
going arround in my right now.
3. a. You look cold. I'll lend you my coat. →look means process of under standing with attention
b. I'm looking at the sky. A storm is coming. → looking means process is looking at the moment
4. a. I see a colorful kite. It's over there. → see means look
b. Alex is coming later. He is seeing a doctor about his headaches. → is seeing means process see at
right now / examine
c. Jack and Ann come here every weekend. They are seeing each other. →are seeing means process
see at right now
5. a. I remember my first time here. Do you remember yours? → remember means to recall something
from the past
b. I'm remembering a family picnic here with my cousins. It's a happy memory. → am remembering
means thoughts are going arround in my right now.
6. a. The children want a snack. They're hungry. → are means to be
b. The children are being awfully quiet. What are they doing? → are being awfully means the process
to become something
7. a. Every weekend there is an outdoor play here. Some of my friends are appearing in it. →are
appearing means pop up in the right now
b. There is a man coming toward us. He's smiling. He appears to know us. →appears means
seemingly
8. a. Gabriel is being rude. He's just sitting there, not talking to anyone. → being means activities in he
right now
b. No, he isn't rude. He's just shy. → Isn’t means not
9. a. The baby is feeling the grass. → feeling means process happening right now
b. The grass feels soft. → feels means same sensate
c. I need to sit down. I'm not feeling well right now. → am not feeling means process feel happening
right now
d. I feel that it is important to take care of our parks →feel its means same with think
Exercise 15 Looking at grammar. (Chart 1- 3)
Choose the correct completions
1. This isn't my book. It (a) belongs to Mai.
2. Ask Ahmed for your book. He (a) has it
3. Your book is over there. Ahmed (b) is holding it.
4. Olga is smiling. She (b) is having a good time.
5. Relax. Everything is OK. I (a) believe you
6. My computer says my file no longer (a) exists
3. Right now I am sitting in the cafeteria. Yoko is texting. Ming is opening his lunch. Jae is taking a
bite of his sandwich. Ali is staring off into space. He seems daydreaming, but perhaps he is thinking
about the test next hour. What are you thinking Ali is doing?
- The verb tense from the review of the movie is use Verb 1
Part II.
Action in stories (books, movies, TV shows, etc.) is often told in the simple present tense. Find a
movie you like. In simple English, tell what happens, give details about the movie, and tell how
it ends.
Part III.
Edit your paragraph. Underline the verbs. Did you use present tense? Check for the correct use of
the third person -s/-es!-ies endings.