LESSON NINE THE NINTH LESSON INTRODUCTION VOCABULARY When is your birthday? brother a quarter Time - Minutes clean x dirty Really? Whose? Come to class! reporter conference show film sister REVIEW game to speak half Ordinal numbers: toy, 7 ite hand tennis match pets meting TV program on time: very Negatve-iterrogatve past At-Time Possessive Adjectives Short Answers Affirmative and Negative VOCABULARY clean x dirty conference half a quarter hand see tennis matchLg When is your birthday? My birthday is in January. My birthday ison the eleventh of January. Your twelfth of February. His thirteenth of March. His fourteenth of April. His fifteenth of May. His sixteenth of June. Her seventeenth of July. Her eighteenth of August. Her nineteenth of September. Her twentieth of October. Their twenty-first of November. Their twenty-eighth of December. Cardinal Ordinal thirty ———> — the thirtieth thirty-one thirty-first forty fortieth fifty fiftieth sixty sixtieth seventy seventieth seventy-two seventy-second eighty eightieth ninety ninetieth a hundred hundredth a thousand thousandth millionth This classroomis small, butthatoneis big. film is good, bad. dog is intelligent, dumb. train is fast, slow. actor is young, old. classroom is clean, dirty. My hands are dirty.Lo Isn’t this a good computer? ————> Yes, itis. It’s good. he a busy secretary? Yes,heis. He's busy. she a young student? Yes, she is. She's young. this a small classroom? Yes, itis. It's very small New York a big city? Yes, itis It’s big. Aren't these good bikes? fj Yes, theyare. They're good. those fast cars? You bet! fast. ‘those slow buses? You bet! slow. New York and London big cities? Yes, of course. big. Affirmative answer expected but... A B ic Isn’t that dog intelligent? Oh no, t's very dumb. Really?! Isn't that car fast? Oh no, it’s slow. Isn't today Sunday? Oh no, today is... Isn't Mary thin? ‘Oh no, she's fat. Isn't that your brother? ‘Oh no, that’s my sister! Father + Mother = Parents Tamara brother <— sister What time is the football game? ‘The game is at one o'clock, The game is at one-o-five. (1:05) > It’Sat _ five past one. The film is at one ten, (1:10) ten past one. The movie is at one fifteen. fifteen past one. The party is at one fifteen. a quarter past one. The show is at one twenty. ‘twenty past one. The meeting is at one twenty-five. ‘twenty-five past one The conference is at one thirty. half past one. The TV show is at two thirty-five. It's at twenty-five to three. The class is at two forty. The play is at two forty-five. The tennis match is at two forty-five. The birthday party is at two fifty-five. O- O-- ‘twenty to three. fifteen to three. a quarter to three. five to three,Lo book is this? —————j>_ Thatis- my book. pen is this? your pen, notebook is this? his notebook. pencil is this? That's her pencil classroom is this? ur classroom. dog is this? their dog. watch is this? your watch. EXTRA- after class. at home. at BRASAS, at school, at college. at the office. at the hospital, at the supermarket. at 6:10, Is Mary a housewife? Is Rose an important woman? Is your bike here? Is ita fast bike? Isit an expensive bike? ‘Are you English students? ‘Are you and Harry English students? ‘Are we English teachers? ‘Are Deborah and | English teachers? ‘Are you a policeman? ‘Am la psychoanalyst? Is Veronica a saleswoman? Are you English students? ‘Are you and Charlie accountants? Are we college students? ‘Are Herman and | high-school students? Are they housewives? ‘Are Ruth and Roger Americans? Are the stories in the notebook?L9 Whose computer is this? handbag is this? dog is this? watch is this? See you at home. See you at erasas. at school at college. at the office. at the hospital at the supermarket. See you after class. See you after school. after work. after breakfast. after lunch after dinner. See you inthe morning. in the afternoon, in the evening. See you atcight. at noon atten am at ten in the morning. atten p.m at ten at night.WRITTEN EXERCISES: 1- HIGHLIGHT THE NEW VOCABULARY IN BLUE. Il - WRITE OUT THE TIME: a0 5:15 3:50 6:00 11:45 7:20 4:30 10:40 4:50 11:30 5:05 12:00 1 - ARTICLES - USE ARTICLES (Definite THE or indefinite A - AN) where necessary: 1.2. Maryis economist. She's good teacher, too. 3, They are doctors. 4. Bob's high school student. 5. This is my English book. book is yellow. 6. She's from United States of America. 7. He's from Brazil. 8. ‘Smiths are here. 9. Are they American? 10. Mary is interesting woman. 11. Is that blue pen? Il - COMPLETE USING POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES: 12, He's John. name is John. 13, She's Mary. name is Mary. 14, Tom and Jim are at school. 15. Bill and are in car. tl - MATCH: 16, a Doctor Pilot 17. b Executive University 18. c Airplane Home 19. d_ Receptionist Car 20. € College Student Hospital 21. f Actor wv 22. g Housewife Petrobras 23. h Mechanic Hotel ct]IV - NUMBERS: < Cardinal Ordinal 24/28. ee 26/27. eee 28/29. nu - 30/31. a - 32/33. 60 - 34/35. 100 - COMPLETE: (ATTENTION TO VOCABULARY) 36. Good morning. Good - Good evening. 37. What's his ? He's a lawyer. 38. What's her ? She’s American. 39. It’s for class. 40. Joe's an engineer and his father is an engineer, E 41. That's light switch and those are , too. 42. She's a housewife and they are , too. 43. She's a secretary and they are too. 44. He's a policeman and his sons are too. 45. He's a designer, he a dentist. 46. See you class! 47. My book isn't here; it's 48. Paul isn’t intelligent, he’s 49. The banker isn’t poor, he’s : 50. Helen isn’t old, she’s z 51. This exercise is easy, itisn’t 52. My wife isin the hospital, she's 53, Is the hospital far from or the university? 54, What's his It's 250 Atlantic Avenue. 55, Hemingway and Agatha Christie are famous : 56. The teacher is funny. She's a teacher. 57. The boy is intelligent. He's an boy. 58. John and | are bankers, bankers. 59. The trains are fast, but the buses are 60. This classroom is comfortable, but that one is 61. She’s dumb, but her mother is 62. Thankyou very much. -You're ! 63. That's his computer, he's an LT. 64. This dialog is interesting; it isn’t i 65. is the first month. 66. December is the month of the year. 67. September is the month. 68. The game is at one fifteen. It’s at a past one. 69. The filmis at one thirty It’s at past one. 70. He's a teenager. He's ‘ten years old. 71. She's 19. She's ‘twenty. 72. 02's an excellent volleyball > 73. There 2 windows in the classroom. 74, there a wastebasket in the room? 75. there doctors at the hospital?| | VI - PREPOSITIONS: (IN - ON - AT - FROM - NEAR) 76. English is important 77. She's a teacher 78. Is Carnival important 79. 1s English important 80. Those Mercedes are 81/82. We're Rio, we aren't 83. The mechanic is 84, The poster is 85. Is Disney 86/87. Are the keys your pocket or 88/89. BRASAS Botafogo is It’s the subway. 90/91. He's home, he isn’t 92. Is the doctor 93, Is the pregnant woman 94. Are Mary and Jane 95. Our classes are 96, Her birthday is 97. My apartment is 98. The movie is 99. Our English class is 100. His birthday is 101. My birthday is 102. See you 103. There's a nurse 104. Technical books are 105. The students are 106. The teacher is 107. The class is 108. There are four women 109. His name is 110, My sister is 111, His books are 112. Her mothers 113. Ourcaris 114. The newspaper is 115. Their house is 116. Mr. Smith is Shell. BRASAS. Brazil? You bet! your work? Yes, of course itis! Germany. New York. ‘the car. ‘the wal. Orlando? your bag? Voluntérios da Patria St. his office. ‘the hospital? the hospital? the supermarket? Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. June. 500 Fifth Ave. B o'clock. the morning. April 1st, April Fools’ Day. the twelfth of May. 9:30. the train. English. BRASAS, the classroom, lesson seven, the class. the door. work. his car home. the garage. the table. Florida. Petrobras.VII - ASK QUESTIONS USING WHAT, WHO, WHOSE, WHERE, WHEN, ETC. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. It’s ten o'clock. What time is it? My name's Tom. ‘She's Mary. ‘The pens are there, It’s nine o'clock, ‘The soccer game is on Saturday. That’s my room. She's an executive, Her birthday is in April, The party is at.10 p.m, John’s over thirty. There are § books on the table. ‘There is 1 poster on the wall. - FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH THERE IS OR THERE ARE. 123. 130. 131. 132, 133, @ magazine in my bag. a club in the city. fast trains in So Paulo. a mechanic in the garage. 00d students in the class.Ex.:- There are new students in the class. ‘Are there new students in the class? ‘There aren't new students in the class. 134/135. There is a busin the city. 136/137. There are difficult lessons in the book. 138/139. There's an interesting man at the office. 140/141. There are Americans in the school. X- ORAL COMPREHENSION 142. A - There are surgeons in his class. 144, A - There are Portuguese at the club. B - There aren't surgeons in his class. B - There aren't Portuguese at the club, 143. A - There are designers in her class. 145. A - There are black cars in the garage. B - There aren‘t designers in her class. B - There aren’t black cars in the garage. PROFESSIONS - WHAT'S YOUR PROFESSION? - actor driver (taxi driver, bus driver) actress ‘economist architect engineer artist executive athlete housewife banker IT professional businessman janitor cashier lawyer college professor mechanic dentist ‘operator designer police officer