Unit 9

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1. You can buy groceries at a ___. a. supermarket 2. You can buy a chair at a ___. c. furniture store 3. I tried on this jacket, but it doesn’t ___. It’s too big. b. fit 4. I bought this book ___. c. online.   B. 1. This music isn’t quiet. It’s loud. 2. This laptop isn’t fast. It’s slow. 3. This printer isn’t heavy. It’s light. 4. My chair isn’t comfortable. It’s uncomfortable. 5. Gyeongju is a traditional city. Seoul is modern. 6. Caracas isn’t safe. It’s dangerous. C. 1. My laptop is too big. I’m going to buy a smaller one. 2. Oh, no! This English test is more difficult than the last one! 3. Ted doesn’t like his new printer. It’s worse than his old one. 4. $700 for a TV! I only have $400. Do you have a less expensive one?

monument castle fountain library E. D. monument castle fountain library E. 1. These jeans are very tight. They’re not comfortable enough. 2. This white shirt is too plain and boring. Can I try on that colorful shirt? 3. These shoes are $200, but I only have $100. I don’t have enough money. F. 1. A: What do you suggest doing here? B: I think you should go to the castle. 2. A: What do you think I should do in Rio? B: I’d recommend visiting the botanical garden.

a. the black jacket? Because the black jacket is too small. G. Why doesn’t Allie buy… a. the black jacket? Because the black jacket is too small. b. the red jacket? Because Allie can’t afford it. c. the pants? Because the pants aren’t long enough. H. Soon-mi says that you can do a lot of fun things in New York for less than $5. 2. You shouldn’t miss the Staten Island Ferry. It’s free and it goes between Staten Island and Manhattan 3. Soon-mi thinks you should walk across the Brooklyn Bridge because it is fun. 4. In New York, you can buy cheap and delicious food on the street. She recommends trying the Chinese food on Canal Street in Manhattan. 5. On a rainy day, you can go to the New York Public Library. It’s nice and quiet, and you can use the Internet for free. 6. Finally, she suggests going to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The recommended entrance fee is $20, but you can pay as much as you want. .

I would like to meet … because… Katie Perry Bill Gates Barack Obama David Beckham Penelope Cruz Paul McCartney Page 85

<Name> is/was a famous … Albert Einstein Usain Bolt Yi So-yeon (이소연) Andre Kim Mozart Moon Jae In (문재인) Alfred Hitchcock Marco Polo

1. Emilio Palma (a) ____ born at Argentina’s Esperanza Base in Page 86: Famous Firsts   1. Emilio Palma (a) ____ born at Argentina’s Esperanza Base in Antarctica in 1978. He (b) ____ the first person born on the continent. 2. The first person on the moon in 1969 (a) ____ American astronaut Neil Armstrong. He (b) ____ on the moon for only two and a half hours. 3. Junko Tabei (a) ____ the first woman to climb Mt. Everest in 1975. She (b) ____ also the first woman to climb the highest mountains on all seven continents. 4. Venus and Serena Williams (a) ____ great athletes. They (b) _____ the first sisters to win Wimbledon in 2000. was was was was was was are were

What is Emilio Palma famous for? Barack Obama What is Emilio Palma famous for? Neil Armstrong Junko Tabei Venus & Serena Williams Barack Obama was the first African American president of the USA. Page 86

Past of be I / he / she / it / Mozart + was / wasn’t Mozart was a famous composer. You / we / they + were / weren’t They weren’t born in Canada.

B. 1. He wasn’t a scientist. He was an explorer. 2 B. 1. He wasn’t a scientist. He was an explorer. 2. He wasn’t born in the 20th century. He was born in the 19th century. 3. They weren’t explorers. They were designers. 4. The weren’t born in the late 1970s. They were born in the early 1980s. Page 87 A. 1. was 2. was 3. was 4. were 5. were

Questions with was & were Yes / No Questions: Was / Were + subject? Was Emilio Palma born in Australia? Were you born in Korea? Information Questions: Question word + was/were + subject? What / Where / Who / When / Why / How Where were you born? Who was the first person on the moon? No, he wasn’t. Yes, I was.

Page 86: Famous Firsts 1. Who / born / 1978. … was … in 1978. 2 Page 86: Famous Firsts 1. Who / born / 1978? … was … in 1978. 2. … Junko Tabei / first person to climb Everest? No, she … 3. Who / the first person born in Antarctica? … was … in Antarctica. 4. How long / Neil Armstrong / the moon? He … on the moon for … 5. … the Williams sisters designers? No, they …

1. When / you born. … was … in 19. 2. Where / you born. … was … in … 3 1. When / you born? … was … in 19... 2. Where / you born? … was … in … 3. Where / your parents born? My parents were … in … My mother was …. in … and my father was … in … 4. What / your favorite TV show when you were little? … was my favorite TV show. 5. What / your dream job when you were little? When I was little, I wanted to be a/an …

A: What does/did <name> do? B: <Name> is/was a(n)… Albert Einstein Usain Bolt Yi So-yeon (이소연) Andre Kim Mozart Moon Jae In (문재인) Alfred Hitchcock Marco Polo

VoiceThread Homework (Oct. 14/20 @ 9PM) Describe a famous person. When and where were they born? What did they do? Why are/were they famous? Speak for 50 to 60 seconds.   Example: Neil Armstrong was born in 1930 in Ohio in the USA. He was an astronaut and he was also a university professor. He was the first person to walk on the moon. He was 39 years old in 1969 when he walked on the moon. He was married twice and had 3 children. In 2012, he had heart surgery and he died soon after. He was 82 years old when he died. Everyone says that he was a great American hero and that he was a very nice, humble guy.