Before You View 1. Where do you think the teenagers are? 2. Do you think they are friends? 3. What are they doing?

1. I think they are at school. 2. Yes, I think they are friends. Before You View 1. Where do you think the teenagers are? 2. Do you think they are friends? 3. What are they doing? 1. I think they are at school. 2. Yes, I think they are friends. 3. They are talking/ having a conversation

1. I think they are at school. 2. Yes, I think they are friends. Before You View 1. Where do you think the teenagers are? 2. Do you think they are friends? 3. What are they doing? 1. I think they are at school. 2. Yes, I think they are friends. 3. They are talking/ having a conversation

1. I think they are at school. 2. Yes, I think they are friends. Before You View 1. Where do you think the teenagers are? 2. Do you think they are friends? 3. What are they doing? 1. I think they are at school. 2. Yes, I think they are friends. 3. They are talking/ having a conversation

biology, maths, Turkish, English, history, art, geography, physics, chemistry, music, PE (physical education), ICT (information and communication technology), philosophy, sociology, RE (religious education), literature, German, French, Spanish,

biology, maths, Turkish, English, history, playing football, playing basketball, playing volleybal, playing table tennis, playing tennis, dancing, playing a musical instrument, listening to music, swimming, drawing, reading a book, reading a magazine, singing, watching TV,watching a movie, playing board games, playing computer/video games, shopping, sailing, going to the cinema, going to the theater, riding a biology, maths, Turkish, English, history, art, geography, physics, chemistry, music, PE (physical education), ICT (information and communication technology), philosophy, sociology, RE (religious education), literature, German, French, Spanish,

Jane: Hey, Steve! How’s it going? Steve: No, I don’t. I live in a house with a big garden. Jane: Are you from a large family? Steve: No. Jane: Do you have any sisters or brothers? Steve: No, I don’t have any sisters or brothers. I’m an only child. Jane: What does your father do? Steve: He’s an engineer. He works for an international company. Jane: What does your mother do? Steve: She’s a dentist. She works at a hospital. Jane: How do you come to school? Steve: I always come to school on foot. Jane: What school subject do you like most? Steve: My favorite subject is maths. I think it’s very interesting. Jane: What kind of music do you like? Steve: Rock music. I really like it. Jane: Do you like pop music? Steve: No, I hate it. In my opinion, it’s terrible. Jane: Hey, Steve! How’s it going? Steve: Hey, Jane! Not bad. Thanks. And you? Jane: Just fine. Thank you. Our English teacher’s given us a questionnaire. I must ask these questions to five students from different classes. Can you answer them? Steve: Sure. Jane: Great! Let’s start then. Here’s the first question: Do you live in a flat?

Jane: What’s your favorite pastime? Steve: Basketball. I’m crazy about it. I usually play basketball with some classmates after school. Jane: That’s all, Steve. Thank you very much for your time. Steve: Don’t mention it, Jane. See you later. Jane: See you. Bye estağfurullah ne demek

B. Report your partner’s answers to the class. Before You Listen My partner, Erdeniz has a study plan...

unhappy

unhappy stressed

unhappy stressed study plan

unhappy stressed study plan last minute

unhappy stressed study plan last minute revises

unhappy stressed study plan last minute revises successful

revises unhappy stressed study plan last minute successful healthy food

çok azimli ve çalışkan çok başarılı bir şekilde çalışmak

çok azimli ve çalışkan çok başarılı bir şekilde ineklemek çalışmak

Camera+Recorder

akıcılık doğruluk

Yes, I go to a high school.

Turkish literature, Turkish grammar, history, geography, RE (religious education), PE (physicaleducation), English, maths, biology, physics andchemistry are compulsory for me/us this year. Yes, I go to a high school.

Yes, I go to a high school. Astronomy, democracy and human rights, Turkish literature, Turkish grammar, history, geography, RE (religious education), PE (physicaleducation), English, maths, biology, physics andchemistry are compulsory for me/us this year. Yes, I go to a high school. Astronomy, democracy and human rights, economics, international relations, and basic religious training are optional school subjects.

Yes, I go to a high school. No, they don’t. Turkish literature, Turkish grammar, history, geography, RE (religious education), PE (physicaleducation), English, maths, biology, physics andchemistry are compulsory for me/us this year. Yes, I go to a high school. Astronomy, democracy and human rights, economics, international relations, and basic religious training are optional school subjects. No, they don’t.

She goes jogging for half an hour before breakfast. In the morning: She wakes up at 7.30 a.m. She goes jogging for half an hour before breakfast. She catches the school bus. Her lessons begin at 9 a.m. She has compulsory subjects until the lunch break at noon.

In the afternoon: She studies her optional subjects from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. She comes back home. She has some snacks. She listens to music. She reads a magazine. She starts her homework at 4.30 p.m. She does her homework. She revises regularly for her exams.

In the evening: At 7 p.m. she finishes her studies and then she has dinner with her family. After that, she usually watches a movie with her family. She surfs the Net for her projects. She sometimes plays chess with her father. She goes to the theater with her parents from time to time. Finally, she reads a book before she goes to bed at 11 p.m.