1. a. Number the pictures. Listen and repeat

1. pool           2. balcony            3. garage           4. yard           5. gym           6. apartment

b. Talk about your house using the new words and three other words you know

=> Answer:

a. 1. A           2. D           3. E           4. F           5. C           6. B

b. My house has a big yard, two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen.

2.

a. Listen to a girl asking a boy questions about his home.

Are they friends? Yes/ No 

b. Now, listen and fill in the blanks. 

1. The boy lives in __________________

2. It has two __________________

3. It has a small __________________

4. It doesn't have __________________  

=> Answer:

a. No

b.

1. an apartment                                         2. bedrooms

3. pool                                                            4. a garage

3. 

a. Listen and repeat

b. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs. 

1. My brother lives (live) in the USA. 

2. We ______ (have) a dog 

3. Does he ______ (live) in Hanoi?. - No, he doesn't. He  ______ (live) in Huế

4. My house ______ (not have) a yard.

5. Do you live in a house? - No, I don't. I ______ (live) in an apartment

6. Do they ______ (have) a car? - Yes, they do. 

c. Look at the table and write Alex's answers. 

Jenny: Excuse me, Alex. Do you live in a house? Alex

Alex: (1) No I don't. I live in an apartment.

Jenny: Does your apartment have a gym? 

Alex: (2) ________________________

Jenny: Does your apartment have a pool?

Alex: (3) _______________________

Jenny: Does your apartment have a yard? 

Alex: (4) _______________________

Jenny: Does your apartment have a balcony? 

Alex: (5) _______________________

d. Now, practice the conversation with your partner. 

=> Answer:

b.

1. lives          2. have          3. live-lives             4. doesn't have             5. live 6. have

c.

1. No, I don't. I live in an apartment.

2. Yes, It does

3. No, It doesn't

4. No, it doesn't

5. Yes, It does

4. a. Intonation for Yes/No questions goes up.

b. Do you live in an apartment? 

c. Listen and cross out the one with the wrong intonation.

Do you live in a house?

Does your house have a pool?

d. Read the questions with the correct intonation to a partner. 

=> Answer:

c. Does your house have a pool? - Wrong. Intonation goes down

5.

a. Point, ask, and answer. 

b. Listen to the sentences and notice how the intonation goes up.

Do you live in an apartment? 

Yes, I do. 

=> Answer:

1. Do you live in a flat? No, I don't

2. Does your house have a pool? Yes, It does