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This document provides vocabulary practice about describing clothing. It includes an exercise where students label pictures of clothing with adjectives like big, comfortable, pretty, and tight. Another activity has students describing items of their own clothing to a partner using these adjectives. The document then provides a short sample conversation where two characters look at jackets in a store but one is worried they don't have enough time before class. It encourages practicing this conversation. Overall, the document focuses on building vocabulary to describe clothing and includes paired speaking activities.

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Four Corners Book 2 Unit 7 PDF

This document provides vocabulary practice about describing clothing. It includes an exercise where students label pictures of clothing with adjectives like big, comfortable, pretty, and tight. Another activity has students describing items of their own clothing to a partner using these adjectives. The document then provides a short sample conversation where two characters look at jackets in a store but one is worried they don't have enough time before class. It encourages practicing this conversation. Overall, the document focuses on building vocabulary to describe clothing and includes paired speaking activities.

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1 Uocabulary opposites
A 4,,i)Labelthe pictures
with the correctwords.Thenlistenand checkyouranswers.
big expensive heavy loud slow thick

"h small quiet

light

fast cheap
B Pair work thingsyou own.Tellyour partner.
Usethe wordsin PartA to describe
"My cellphoneis thin and light."

2 Language in Gontext Which is better?


board.Thentabelthe pictures.
A -6ji Readthe message

m ich a e ll2P osted: May5 11:4 5p . m.


Help!| needa phoneand can'tdecidebetweenthe StarX07 and
the MyPhone. Whichis better?
johnnyjayPosted: May6 8:07a.m.
Getthe StarX07.lt'slighterandthinnerthanthe MyPhone.
cybergalPosted: May6 9:52p.m.
The MyPhoneis better.lt'slessexpensive, andthe Internet
connection is faster.lt has a largerchoiceof colors,too.The Star
X07 comesonlyin black.

B wnicnof thetwophones
doyoulikel

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unit[,
S Grammar *,,,
TheStarX07is lighterthan the MyPhone. Adjective Comparative
TheMyPhoneis heavierthan the StarX07. light lighter
nice nicer
Whichcellphoneismoreexpensive?
thin thinner
TheStarX07is more expensivethan the MyPhone.
heavy heavier
TheMyPhoneis lessexpensivethan the StarX07.
difficult more/ lessdifficult
lsthe MyPhonebetter than the StarX07? good better
No,I don'tthinkit'sbetter.lt'sworse. bad worse

Complete with the correctcomparative


the sentences form Addthan if necessary.
Then
with a partner.
compare
1. ls yournewprinter (fast)yourold one?
2. Aredesktop
computers
always (heavy)laptops?
3. Thisnewcamerais reallycheap!lt's (expensive)
than
my old one.
4 . I likethisTV but I thinkI wanta (big)one.
5 . Thisphonehasan MP3player,so it's (expensive)
otherphones.
6. My new cameraisn't (good)my old one.In fact,
it's (bad)!

* Speaking Let'scompare!
theseproducts.
A Pair work Compare Howmanysentences
canyou make?

Az CarA is olderthan CarB.


B: And it's slower.Do you think CarA is quieterT

B Pair work Whichproductin eachpairdo you prefer?


Why/

5 Keep talkingl
Goto page139 for morepractice.
I can describe products(!
andcompare
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Wouldyoutake$10?
l lnteractions
for lowerprices?
A ooyoueverbargain Where?
Forwhat?Doyou enjoybargaining?

B Listen DoesEvebuyt h e la mp ?
to theconversation.
Thenpractice
theconversation.

Eve:Excuse me.Howmuchis thisla


laml
mp ? Rob:No,l'm sorry.$20 is a goodprice.
p
Rob:0h, it's only$20. Eve:Well,thanksanyway.
Eve:Wow,that'sexpensive!
Howabout Rob:Wait!Yll r;,rlfr.lvr.
il for$15.
$ 10/ Eve:$15/ 0K,|',iltakeit.

C Thenpractice
Listento the expressions. the conversation
againwith the
newexpressions.

H owa bout.../ t h e mf o r .
Wi ttyo utake...i 1 'lit e mf o r
Wou ld youtake...? f { r V (Jttf0r

D ruumber from I b 7. Thenpractice


the sentences with a partner.
_ A: l'll take them! Thankyou verymuch.
_ A: $307That'spretty expensive. Wouldyou take $207
_ A: 0K. Well,thankyou anyway.
_ A: Excuseme. Howmuchare theseearringsT
B: /ust a moment.l'll give them to you lor $25.
B: No,l'm sorry. $30 is the price.
B: They'reonly $30.

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2 Pronunciation Linkedsounds
A s.rr Listenand repeat.Noticehowfinalconsonant
soundsareoftenlinkedto the
vowelsoundsthat followthem.
Ho w m uch is this lamp? It's only $ 2 0 .
\-/ \,
B d''; Listenand markthe linkedsounds.Thenpractice
with a partner.
1. Ho w m uch are the earrings? 2 . J u s t a mo me n t . 3 . T h a n k s a n y wa y .

3 Listening How muchis it?


A 4t) Listento fourpeople atayardsale.Numberthe pictures
shopping from 1 to 4.
(thereis oneextrapicture.)

tr
$
T
$
l--l
tl

$
,
'./
\#1
b
5\N
$
lt
tr
B 4)t Listenagain.Writethe pricethe buyerand selleragreeon.

4 Speaking What a barqainl


A writeprices
on thetags.

B Pair work Role-play Thenchangeroles.


the situations.
StudentA: Sellthe things.Youwant to sellthem for a goodprice.
for lowerprices.
StudentB: Buythe things.Bargain
A: Excuseme. Howmuchis the computer?
B: /t's only $250.
A: That'svery expensive!Wouldyou take . . . 7
tcan
barsain.f|
6e
Thishatrs toosmall,
1 Uocabulary Adjectives
to describe
clothing
A the phrases
Complete with the correct
words.Thenlistenandcheck
youranswers.
brggy comfortable pretty ugly
i
i br ig h t plain tight u n c o mf o rt a b le
L- - ---.

1. a 2. 4.a
shirt Jeans shoes blouse

5 .a 6.a 8, an
tie dress pants hat

B Pair work yourclothingtoday.Tellyourpartner.


Describe
"l think my shirt is plain, but comfortable.My jeansare a little baggy."

2 Gonuersation Tryit onl


4. , , Listenand practice.
Allie:Let'slookat the jackets.
Paul:0K,but I haveclassat 3:00. Dowe haveenoughtimel
Allie:Sure.lt'sonly1:30.Hey!Lookat this blackone.
Paul:It'scool.Tryit on.
Allie:OK.Whatdo you thinktDoesit fit?
Paul:No,it's too small.Trythis redone.
Allie:0K.Howdoesit look?ls it bigenough?
Paul:I thinkso.Yeah,it looksgoodon you.
Allie:Howmuchis it?Canyou seethe tag/
Paul:L e t'ssee...it's$120.
Allie:0h, no! | onlyhave$00. I don'thave
enoughmoney.I can'taffordit!

B WhatelsedoesAllietry on?
Listento the restof the conversation.

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3 Grammar.D
Enoughmeanstheright amount.Toomeansmorethan enough.

Enoughbeforenouns Enoughafteradjectives Too before adjectives


I haveenoughtime. Thejacketis big enough. Thejacket is too small.
I don't haveenough money. Thepantsaren'tlongenough. The pantsaren'ttoo long.

A Completethe sentenceswith the correctwords.Usetoo and enough.


Then
comparewith a partner.

big /long money uncomfortable

Howdothesepantslook?Doyouthinkthey'relongenough ?
Theseshoeslooknice,but they're . I can'twalkat all.
0h, no! | don't have . Thisbeltis $30,and I only have$20.
TheshirtI orderedonlineis . lt fits verywell.

Useenoughandtoo.Thencomparewith a partner.
Rewritethe sentences.
Thosebootsaretoosmall.(enough) Theseboots aren't big enough.
Thatbeltis $10.I have$tO.(enough)
Thejacketis expensive.I can'taffordit. (too)
Thatbeltis $tz. I have$to. (enough)
I weara largesize.ThisT-shirtisn'tbigenough. (too)
Thesepantsaren'tlongenough. (too)

4 Speaking ThingsI neverwear


thechartwithpieces
A rninf aboutyourclosetat home.Complete of clothing.
Write
whyyoudon'twearthem.
reasons

Tiee- too ugly

yourideas.
B Group work Share Whatdoyouhavein commonl

5 Keep talkingl
StudentA go to page140 and StudentB go to
page144 tor morepractice.
I candescribe
howctothinglooks
and fits.O
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paradise
A shopperb
1 Reading
A Beadthe webpage.Whichparagraph information
includes a b o u t h e s et o p ic s /
the topicsfrom 1 to 4.
Number
| | transportation I I numberof visitors I prices
andmoney I hor,,
c ne

.|5,000
With morethon shopsond 200,000 visitorseverySoturdoyond Sundoy,Bongkok's
ChotuchokWeekendMorket is o populorplocewith visitorsto Thoilond.Youcon find plonts,
flowers,music,iewelry,clothes,food, ond evenonimols! .-

The morketis o greot ploceto find borgoins,ond pricesore generollylow. Most people
borgoin,but somedon't, so don't worry if you don't wont to borgoin.Justgo with o friendly
smileond hoveenoughcosh in your pockei.Thereore ATMsfor cosh,but they ore difficultto
find, ond monyvendorsdon't toke creditcords.The morketis huge,ond mony peoplewolk in
circles,evenwith o mop. Don'ttry to see it oll in one doy!
The morketis open from B:00 to 6:00 Soturdoyond Sundoy.lt'sgood to get thereeorly,
beforeit getstoo busy.Weor light,comfortobleclothingond bring o bottleof woter.And for
lunch,try someof Thoilond'sfomoussnocks,suchos fried scorpions!

The morketis very eosy to get to. lt'sonly o five-minute


wolk from Mo Chit stotionon
Bongkok'sSkytroin.Mony peoplecome by troin but leoveby toxi. lt'seosierto get your
purchosesbock to your hotelthot woy!

B Readthe webpageagain.Findthe wordsin bold,andcheck(/) ttre


correctmeaning.
1. generally ! usually 3. huge fl easyto find
D rarelY LJ very large
2. vendors E buyers 4. purchasesD ttringsyou buy
E sellers LJ tttingsyou sell
C check(/) tnetipsyou thinkthe writerwouldagreewith.
E naythe first pricethe vendoroffers. I Aringa creditcard,not cash.
E Arrivein the morning. I takethe bus homeaftershopping.

D pair worl< Whatwouldyou likeaboutBangkok's


Weekend
Market/Whatwouldn't
you like/Tellyourpartner.

72
unita
2 Listening Portobello
RoadMarket
A .*',, Listento two friendstalk aboutPortobello
RoadMarket.
Answerthe questions.
1. Whatcityis the marketin/
2 . Howmanydaysis the outdoormarketopen?
3. When'sa goodtimeto visit?
4 . What'sa goodway to get there/

B 4 r Listenagain.Whatcanyou buyat the marketon Saturday/


Circlethe wordsyou hear.
animals cellphones clothes f ruit jewelry meat vegetables

3 Writing An interestingmarket
A ftrint abouta marketyou know.Answerthe questions.
. Whatis the nameof the market? . Whenis it open? . Whatcanyou buy there?
. Whereis it? o When'sa goodtime to visit?

B Writea description market.Usethe modelandyouranswersin


of an interesting
PartA to helpyou.

TheFarmers'Market is near my home.It's open


every 1aturday from 9:OO to 4:OO, Youcan buy the
best fruit and vegetablesthere. A good time to
visit is late in the afternoon. lt's not too busy then.
Youdon't bargainat this market, but sometimes
vendorslower their prices at the end of the day.

G Pair work Shareyourwriting.Howarethe marketssimilarlHowarethey different?

* Speaking A goodplaceto shop


youbuy.Addtwo morethingsto the list.
A rninf aboutthings
Thencompletethe restof the chart.

fruit and vegetables


shoes
old furniture
children'sclothes

B Group work Share yourideas.Askandanswerquestions for moreinformation.


"l alwaysgo to the marketto buylruit and ve$etables.
Theyarealwaysfresh'and the peoplearefriendly"'
good praces
r can discuss to shop
Cl ,,
Wrap-up
{ Ouick pair reuiew
Canyour partnersay its
Lesson A Test your partner! Sayan adjective.
Taketurns.Youhaveone minute.
opposite?
A: Small.
B: Big.

Lesson B Do you remember? Complete


the conversation
with the correct
word.Youhavetwo minutes.
A: Howmuchis thisTV?
B: $so.
A: Willyou $30t
B: Youcan it for $+s.
A: How $35?
B: l'll it to you for $40.
A: 0K.

Lesson G Brainstorm! Makea listof adjectives


to describe Take
clothing.
turns.Youandyourpartner
havetwo minutes.
Lesson D Find out! Whataretwothingsbothyouandyourpartner
buyat a
Taketurns.Youandyourpartner
market? havetwo minutes.
A: I buymusicat a market.Doyou?
B: No,I don't.I buymusiconline.

2ln the real world


Whatoutdoormarketsarefamous? Coonlineandfind information
in English
aboutan
outdoormarket.Thenwriteaboutit.
o What'sthe nameof the market? . Whenis it open?
. Whereis it? o Whatdo they sellat the market?

TheOtavalo Market
The)tavalo Market is in Ecuador,
It's openevery day, but 1aturdaye
are very busy, . . .

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