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Words of module 2: The empty flat
Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.
In this module you learned to
- spell my name, say where I'm from, which languages I speak and what I do, and ask someone to speak slowly
- say what is in a flat and what is not, and ask what something is
- say what colour and size things are, and where they are in a room
- ask what happened, say what is in my kitchen and whose things are, and say what I need
- ask who is there, say what is in my flat now, and thank people for their help
From this module's scenes
fast
fast
But slowly, please. You speak very fast.But slowly, please. You speak very fast.
But slowly, please. You speak very fast.But slowly, please. You speak very fast.
A form
understand
understand
Sorry. I don’t understand. Slowly, please.Sorry. I don’t understand. Slowly, please.
Sorry. I don’t understand. Slowly, please.Sorry. I don’t understand. Slowly, please.
A form
small
small
Yes. It’s small, but good.Yes. It’s small, but good.
Yes. It’s small, but good.Yes. It’s small, but good.
Almost empty
bed
bed
I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.
I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.
Almost empty
lamp
lamp
I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.
I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.I don’t have chairs or a sofa. I only have a bed, a lamp and a suitcase.
Almost empty
old
old (of things)
No. It’s an old wardrobe. It’s already here.No. It’s an old wardrobe. It’s already here.
No. It’s an old wardrobe. It’s already here.No. It’s an old wardrobe. It’s already here.
Almost empty
spoon
spoon
Of course. Milo! Spoons! My key! What are you doing here?Of course. Milo! Spoons! My key! What are you doing here?
Of course. Milo! Spoons! My key! What are you doing here?Of course. Milo! Spoons! My key! What are you doing here?
Almost empty
yellow
yellow
Hello, Jack. Sorry. Do you have a yellow sofa?Hello, Jack. Sorry. Do you have a yellow sofa?
Hello, Jack. Sorry. Do you have a yellow sofa?Hello, Jack. Sorry. Do you have a yellow sofa?
A sofa in the bathroom
red
red
Is the red lamp yours too?Is the red lamp yours too?
Is the red lamp yours too?Is the red lamp yours too?
A sofa in the bathroom
under
under
All right. The sofa stays here. Milo is already under the sofa.All right. The sofa stays here. Milo is already under the sofa.
A sofa in the bathroom
kitchen
kitchen
There’s a white table in my kitchen.There’s a white table in my kitchen.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.There’s a white table in my kitchen.
The café table
white
white
There’s a white table in my kitchen.There’s a white table in my kitchen.
There’s a white table in my kitchen.There’s a white table in my kitchen.
The café table
cup
cup
I only have one cup.I only have one cup.
I only have one cup.I only have one cup.
The café table
breakfast
breakfast
Here is breakfast too. Where are the cups?Here is breakfast too. Where are the cups?
The café table
yet
yet / not yet
I don’t have a table yet.I don’t have a table yet.
I don’t have a table yet.I don’t have a table yet.
The café table
midnight
midnight
It’s midnight! Why now?It’s midnight! Why now?
It’s midnight! Why now?It’s midnight! Why now?
Who is helping?
armchair
armchair
Look! Milo is already in the armchair.Look! Milo is already in the armchair.
Who is helping?
cellar
cellar
Grandma has lots of furniture in the cellar. The armchair is hers.Grandma has lots of furniture in the cellar. The armchair is hers.
Who is helping?
Additional words
Practice 1/7 · Pictures
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Pictures and words
Match the words to the pictures.
Practice 2/7 · Listening
Listen and choose
Listen and choose the word you hear.
understand: understand
slowly: slowly
speak: speak
fast: fast
work: work
Practice 3/7 · Meanings
What does it mean?
spell
language
surname
come
work
from
Practice 4/7 · Matching
Messages from the module
Match the pairs.
Practice 5/7 · Fill the gaps
Recall the conversations
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
Hello, Walker. Please come in.
Hello, Mrs Walker. Please come in.
Hello, Walker. Please come in.
Hello, Mrs Walker. Please come in.
Hello, . Come in!
Hello, Nicky. Come in!
Hello, . Come in!
Hello, Nicky. Come in!
is this? A sofa in the bathroom? It isn’t mine. The lamp is not mine either.
What is this? A sofa in the bathroom? It isn’t mine. The lamp is not mine either.
is this? A sofa in the bathroom? It isn’t mine. The lamp is not mine either.
What is this? A sofa in the bathroom? It isn’t mine. The lamp is not mine either.
Hello, . What is wrong?
Hello, May. What is wrong?
Hello, . What is wrong?
Hello, May. What is wrong?
The is off. I’m waiting. Who brings furniture at night?
The light is off. I’m waiting. Who brings furniture at night?
The is off. I’m waiting. Who brings furniture at night?
The light is off. I’m waiting. Who brings furniture at night?
As Lukas
Lukas is my . He’s from Hamburg.
Refer to the learner as your neighbour.
As Lena
Lena is my . She’s from Hamburg.
Refer to the learner as your neighbour.
As Lukas
Lukas is here. He in Millbrook.
Refer back to Lukas or Lena with the appropriate pronoun.
As Lena
Lena is here. She in Millbrook.
Refer back to Lukas or Lena with the appropriate pronoun.
Practice 6/7 · In situations
Use the messages
Choose the right words for the situation.
Hello, Mrs Walker. Please come in.
You say:
Hello, Mrs Walker. Please come in.
You say:
Hello, Nicky. Come in!
You say:
Hello, Nicky. Come in!
You say:
What is this? A sofa in the bathroom? It isn’t mine. The lamp is not mine either.
You say:
What is this? A sofa in the bathroom? It isn’t mine. The lamp is not mine either.
You say:
Hello, May. What is wrong?
You say:
Hello, May. What is wrong?
You say:
The light is off. I’m waiting. Who brings furniture at night?
You say:
The light is off. I’m waiting. Who brings furniture at night?
You say:
Practice 7/7 · Comic strip
Where are my spoons? There’s nothing here!
Fill the speech bubbles.
1 Mayare my spoons? There’s nothing here!
Where are my spoons? There’s nothing here!
2 Lukasthey’re in the cellar?
Perhaps they’re in the cellar?
3 AnneNo. There are old armchairs in the cellar.
No. There are only old armchairs in the cellar.
4 May! Those are my spoons!
Milo! Those are my spoons!
1 Mayare my spoons? There’s nothing here!
Where are my spoons? There’s nothing here!
2 Lenathey’re in the cellar?
Perhaps they’re in the cellar?
3 AnneNo. There are old armchairs in the cellar.
No. There are only old armchairs in the cellar.
4 May! Those are my spoons!
Milo! Those are my spoons!
Unit complete
