Lesson: Essentials/44

Grammar

to, toward, from, away from

1. Complete the sentences with the affirmative, negative or interrogative form of used to and the words in brackets. Use contractions where possible.

• used to - didn't use to - didn't use to - Did they use to - used to - did you use to - didn't use to - used to

1. David Beckhamplay _______ for Manchester United.
2. We _______ have a computer, but we do now.
3. _______ (they) work together?
4. That restaurant _______ be a clothes shop.
5. She _______ like him, but now they're married.
6. Where _______ (you) go to school?
7. There _______ be a police station here.
8. I _______ like vegetables, but I do now.

2. Make an affirmative sentence, negative sentence or question using ‘used to + infinitive':

1. I / live in a flat when I was a child.
2. We / go to the beach every summer?
3. She / love eating chocolate, but now she hates it.
4. He / not / smoke.
5. I / play tennis when I was at school.
6. She / be able to speak French, but she has forgotten it all.
7. He / play golf every weekend?
8. They both / have short hair.
9. Julie / study Portuguese.
10. I / not / hate school

Pronunciation

Examples

Vocabulary

• To Pretend - Pretended
• To Kill - killed
• To Exist - Existed

Fantasy

• Monster
• Ghost
• Witch
• Cackle
• Cauldron
• Witches´ brew
• Wizard
• Wand
• Giant
• Dwarf
• Fairy
• Elf
• Werewolf
• Mermaid
• Mummy
• Moan
• Genie

Fantasy

Phrasal Verb

ask someone out
convidar para sair (geralmente romântico)

• She asked me out last night.
  • Ela me convidou para sair ontem à noite.

Conversation

1. Do you like to read or watch fantasy stories/movies? Why?
2. Which fantasy movie you watched that got your attention?
3. Tell me a little about this movie.
4. What is your favorite mystical creature?
5. What is a dwarf/mmermaid/genie/monster?
6. What´s Harry Potter´s story about?
7. Do you know any good fairy tales?
8. Who were the Grimm Brothers?
9. How long does an elf live?
10. If you could live in a fairy tale, in which one would you live and why?

Travel Bites

1.

Prepositions

over

1. Look at the pictures below and write two sentences using the preposition over:

Review

1. Rewrite the sentences uing used to with the action below and give a complement for the sentence. See the example:

• eat in that restaurant
• I used to eat in that restaurant when I had more time.

1. play soccer on Tuesdays night...
2. read a book a month...
3. go to the movies...
4. listen to music...
5. save more money...
6. travel every semester...
7. leave home early...

2. Rewrite the sentences following the model.

• He used to play chess with his grandfather. / brothers / They
• He used to play chess with his brother.
• They used to play chess with their brother.

1. They are afraid of ghosts / monster / That kid
2. She knows that dwarf from her school. / work / neighborhood
3. The wizard lost his wand / power / The giant
4. They used to play fantasy games. / didn't / My little sister
5. We can't put the genie back into the bottle. / magic lamp / They
6. Her costume for the party was as an elf. / mermaid / mummy
7. I don't like monsters because they are scary. / ugly / werewolf

4. Text listening

Answers

1. I used to play as a monster when I was a kid. / dwarf / ghost
2. We can see an elf in that movie / Lord of the Rings movie / dwarf
3. Every little girl wants to be a mermaid / fairy / princess
4. The genie asked me three wishes / My girlfriend / The teacher
5. It's full of dragons, and big wizard battles. / magic / duel
6. He saw some mummies in Egypt / on his last trip / The tourists
7. Stories with witches are scary / interesting / and cauldron

5. Free exercise

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