حل منهج Lift Off 3 انجليزي ثاني متوسط الفصل الاول

حل منهج Lift Off 3 انجليزي ثاني متوسط الفصل الاول
Look at the pictures. Label them with the correct names.
b) Read the descriptions of the people. Match the descriptions with the pictures.
c) Circle one possessive case, one possessive pronoun and one object pronoun in
each description.
4 Read, ask and answer.
a) Answer the questions.
1 What is Yasser’s father’s job?
2 What is Elena’s father’s job?
3 Where does he work?
b)
Unit 1 • Old and new • LESSON 1
Fahad
He’s a Saudi boy. His Saudi friends
are Rakan and Omar. He has English
lessons at the International Language School
in Dave Watson’s class. His father is a farmer
and he helps him with the farm animals.
Unit 5 – 7 Climate change
Listen.
Which sentences in the Climate Change Quiz
are correct?
c) Look at the quiz and listen again. In pairs, are these
sentences true (T) or false (F)?
1 Omar thinks we’re driving too many cars. T F
2 Yasser thinks we’re cutting down too many trees. T F
3 Rakan thinks we’re flying too many planes.
Unit 5 – 7 Climate change
حل منهج Lift Off 3 انجليزي ثاني متوسط الفصل الاول ف1
Unit 1 old and new
Unit 2 Around the schools
Unit 3 Problems and accidents
Unit 4 Mysteries
Unit 5 Climate change
Unit 6 Different places
Unit 7 Our World
Unit 8 Spare time
Unit 9 Ready to go
Unit 10 Back in Riyadh
It’s rhyming that keeps us together
It seems a long time
Since we last said a rhyme.
It seems like a year, or forever!
Too long, too long
And that is all wrong!
‘Cos it’s rhyming that keeps us together.
Don’t say that you are much
Too busy to rhyme.
Too busy to learn something new.
So join in the verse and
Don’t make matters worse –
I wrote this one specially for you.
Work book Lift Off 3
Work book 1- 5 Around the schools
Answer the questions. Use a different adverb (‑ly) in each answer.
1 How do you talk when someone is asleep? Quietly.
2 How does your teacher speak English to you? .
3 How do you dress when you go to school? .
4 How do you walk when you are late? .
5 How do you cross the road? .
6 What’s the opposite of quickly?