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He's Got a Beard Unit 4 Presentation He’s got a beard 4 Comprehension 2 True or false? 1 They are ready. 2 In the play, Ellie is Robin Hood. 3 May has got a green hat. 4 May has got a beard. 5 Ellie’s got straight, blond hair. 6 There’s a mirror in front of Mark. Vocabulary 3 Match the words with the pictures. Listen, check and repeat the words. M arm N O beard A F ears G eyes B face M H foot fur J hand head F AW4.3-6I P K leg moustache L mouth nose scar tail D tooth C E Grammar bite Irregular plurals Presentation 1 Listen and read. 4 Match the sentences to these characters. foot ➞ feet Miss Brown OK! Have you got your costumes? Then write a sentence about you. ➞ Expressions tooth teeth Ellie Yes, we’re ready! Who are you, May? 1 He’s got curly, red hair. • We’re ready! May I’m Robin Hood. Look, I’ve got long, black hair and 2 She’s got long, straight hair. • Very funny! a green hat. 3 He’s got short, blond hair. • Hey! Ellie It’s a nice hat, but Robin Hood’s got a beard and 4 He hasn’t got hair – he’s bald! he hasn’t got glasses. 5 I’ve got , hair. Mark And he’s a man! Miss Brown You’re a very good Robin Hood, May. 5 Listen to the descriptions. Who are they? Ellie And I’m Maid Marian! Mark No way Ellie! Maid Marian’s got straight, blond hair. 1 2 3 4 Ellie Well I’m Maid Marian with curly, blond hair. OK? Joe Hey, Mark! Look at this horrible character! He’s Pronunciation 6 /ð/ or /θ/. Listen and choose the sound you hear. got a really ugly face! Then listen and repeat. Mark Where? bathroom brother month mother mouth Joe Here! It’s a monster! the there this tooth with three Mark Hey! That’s my reflection in the mirror! Oh, very funny, Joe! 38 339 4 Grammar Unit 4 Grammar 1 Read the newspaper story. How many + Have got – positive – Have got – negative Contracted ’s – has or is? gangsters are there? He’s got glasses. He’s old. POLICE SEARCH FOR ’s means has LONDON GANGSTERS ’s means is There is a big police search for four Singular Plural Singular Contractions 7 Circle has or is. gangsters in London today after a I have got We have got I have I haven’t bank robbery. You have got You have got You have You haven’t He/She/It has He … hasn’t He has got They have got not got She has got We have We haven’t The Sheriff 1 has/is got long Here are their descriptions – Paul Blane It has got You have You haven’t has got short, black hair, a moustache They have They haven’t hair and he 2 has/is got a and a beard, a gold tooth and brown black beard. He 3 has/is big eyes. Amelia Spink has got curly blond He, she and it use has 5 Write the negative sentences in the 4 hair, green eyes and glasses. Tania and he has/is horrible. correct order. Johnson has got long red hair and a scar on her face. Dave Bruce is bald. He’s 1 has/short/not/Marie/got/hair got a beard, blue eyes and a scar on 3 Write have or has. Marie has not got short hair. 2 big/got/not/Pete/has/a/nose his nose. 5 1 Amelia has got glasses. 3 got/a/pen/Ron/not/has Robin Hood has/is 2 Dave got a scar on his nose. 4 She/not/green/has/eyes/got intelligent and he 6 has/is a 2 Read the newspaper story again. Write 3 Tania got long, red hair. 5 Mark/have/and/got/a key/not/Ellie nice man. He 7 has/is got the correct names for each gangster. 4 She got a scar on her face. 6 got/Madonna/short/hair/has/not 8 5 You got curly hair too. 7 blue/not/got/King Kong/eyes/has a beard. He’s has/is got a 6 We got green eyes. 8 a beard/has/sister/not!/My/got hat on his head! 7 I got a gold tooth. 8 My aunt got a white cat. 6 Look at the newspaper again. Write true sentences about the gangsters and about you. Ellie 9 has/is twelve. She Have got – contractions 1 Paul Blane/long hair 10 has/is got long hair and I have got. ➞ I’veHe’s got. He has got. ➞ He’s got. Paul has got long hair. she 11 has/is got blue eyes. 2 Tania Johnson/a moustache She 12 has/is English. Her A B 3 Tania/a scar on her face 4 Write these sentences using 4 Dave Bruce/green eyes friend May 13 has/is got contractions. 5 Amelia/glasses black hair. She 14 has/is 6 Paul Blane/red hair 1 (He has) got fair hair. Chinese. 2 (We have) got two dogs. 7 your teacher/a beard 3 (Mariella has) got beautiful eyes. 8 I/a gold tooth 4 (They have) got glasses. Extra 5 (Tom has) got a scar on his face. 8 Write 4 sentences about you. Talk about 6 (I have) got really long hair! your hair, your eye colour, glasses and your beard! C D I have got long hair and brown eyes. 40 41 4 Grammar 4 Communicate Unit 4 Communicate Listen. Which is the correct picture? Vocabulary Match the words to the pictures. Listen, check and ? Have got – questions and 11 1 repeat the words. short answers 1 2 beautiful B C D E F G A clever confident fat friendly A horrible L J nice Has she got black hair? Yes, she has. O P M N old H K No, she hasn’t. short Have they got beards? Yes, they have. I shy No, they haven’t. 3 4 strong tall thin ugly 2 Write the opposites. weak 1 tall 2 strong 3 horrible young 4 young 5 ugly 6 thin Learning Tip Remembering vocabulary Describe people 3 Choose a person from your class. Write words with their 12 In pairs, A choose a person from this Draw a ‘wanted’ poster. Don’t Ugly Betty Obi Wan Kenobi opposites. You can page. B, ask questions to find the show your partner! remember them this way. person. (AW4.19) B: Has he/she got long hair? A: Yes, she has. 13 Draw a picture of this person. The Nutty Professor 9 Look at the photos. Write questions about the people. 1 Obi/short hair? Has Obi got short hair? 2 The Professor/long hair? 3 Ugly Betty/glasses? 4 The Professor and Obi/black hair? 5 they/big moustaches? 4 Who is it? In pairs, ask and answer. Then show your poster. 6 Obi/glasses? • boy/girl 7 Ugly Betty/beard? Auguste Lemonde is old – he’s • tall/thin/strong 8 you/beard? seventy-two. He’s got grey hair and • hair/eyes/glasses/a scar glasses. He’s got a black beard and • name? 10 In pairs, ask and answer the questions a moustache. He’s got a scar on his in exercise 9. nose. He’s got big green eyes. A: Is it a boy or a girl? 1 Yes, he has. B: A boy. 426 43 4 Skills Unit 4 Skills A FILM REVIEW Listening Writing 2 Listen and match the descriptions with the characters. Write the number Using adjectives next to the name. Puss in Boots is a new character. Shrek’s a monster. He’s very small, but he’s brave and Shrek’s a green monster. he’s a good friend. He’s got ginger Shrek’s a big green monster. fur and beautiful eyes. 5 Complete the rule. Adjectives go before/after the noun (monster). The Donkey hasn’t really got a name. In the film, his name is Donkey. He’s got long 6 Rewrite these sentences with the ears and big teeth. He’s fat and he’s got adjective. short legs and he’s very funny. Prince Charming ___ King Harold ___ 1 Donkey’s got ears. (long) 2 Puss in Boots has got fur. (red) MY FAVOURITE FILM 3 Shrek is a monster. (strong) Shrek 2 is my favourite film. It’s a love story but it’s funny too. 4 The Queen is a woman. (beautiful) It’s a great film! A film review 7 Write a review about your favourite film. Princess Fiona is tall and thin and she’s Research strong. She’s got big blue eyes and long Think about a film you like. Find red hair. Sometimes she’s horrible. pictures or photos of the characters. The Dragon ___ The Queen ___ Use your ideas from exercise 4. 3 Listen again and write the correct Draft word. Write a draft. King Harold is 1 small and 2 . He’s got 3 hair and brown 4 . He’s Princess Fiona’s 5 . He isn’t What is your favourite film? very 6 . Why? 7 It’s great/funny. Shrek is a monster. He’s got a big head and Prince Charming is but 8 9 It’s a love/adventure story. green ears. He’s bald and he’s got a big nose he isn’t . He’s got hair and 10 11 Who are the actors? and mouth.
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