3A- Asking about everyday items

 A  Is this your notebook?

1 Vocabulary Everyday items

A Listen and repeat.

Script:

Unit 3, What's that? Lesson A, Is this your notebook?
Page 26, Exercise 1, Vocabulary, Everyday items

a bag
a book
a cell phone
a dictionary
an eraser
a key
a laptop
a notebook
a pen
sunglasses
an umbrella
a watch

B Pair work Check (✔) the things in your classroom. Then compare answers.

2 Language in context What are those?

Listen to four people talk about everyday items. Circle the items in the conversations.

Pete: Hey, Ling. What's that?

Ling: Oh it's my dictionary.

Pete: It's nice. What are those?

Ling: They're my English books.

Susie: Are these your sunglasses?

Kyle: No, they're not.

Susie: Is this your notebook?

Kyle: Yes, it is. Thanks.

Script:

Page 26, Exercise 2, Language in context, What are those?

PETE: Hey, Ling. What's that?
LING: Oh, it's my dictionary.
PETE: It's nice. What are those?
LING: They're my English books.

SUSIE: Are these your sunglasses?
KYLE: No, they're not.
SUSIE: Is this your notebook?
KYLE: Yes, it is. Thanks.

3 Grammar  Demonstratives; articles a and an; plurals 

What’s this?          What’s that?   

    It’s my dictionary.                                

Is this your dictionary?     

Is that your dictionary?                 

Yes, it is. / No, it's not.       

What are these?          What are those?

       They're my English books.

Are these your English books?

Are those your English books?

Yes, they are.    No, they're not.

Script:

Page 27, Exercise 3, Grammar, Demonstratives; articles a and an; plurals

What's this?
What's that?
It's my dictionary.

Is this your dictionary?
Is that your dictionary?
Yes, it is.
No, it's not.

What are these?
What are those?
They're my English books.

Are these your English books?
Are those your English books?
Yes, they are.
No, they're not.

Articles a and an

a + consonant sound:
a bag

an + vowel sound:
an eraser

Plurals:
a book / two books
a watch / two watches
a dictionary / two dictionaries

Note: Sunglasses and glasses are always plural.

A Complete the conversations with the correct words. Then practice with a partner.

A: What's this                   ?

B:  It's a watch.                

A: What                            

B:                                      

A: What                            

B:                                      

A: What                            

B:                                      

Answer:

1. A: What's this?

    B: It's a watch.

2. A: What are those?

    B: The're bags.

3. A: What are these?

    B: They're notebooks.

4. A: What's that?

    B: It's a laptop. 

B Pair work Aks and answer questions about everyday items in your classroom.

4 Pronunciation Plurals

Listen and repeat. Notice that some words have an extra syllable in their plural forms.

Script:

Page 27, Exercise 4, Pronunciation, Plurals

Same syllables:
eraser / erasers
key / keys
laptop / laptops

Extra syllables:
actress / actresses
address / addresses
watch / watches

5 Speaking In my bag

Pair work Ask and answer 10 questions about the everyday items in your bags and in the classroom.

A: Is this your English book?

B: No, it's not. It's my dictionary. What are those?

A: They're my keys.

I can   ask about and identify everyday items.