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Talking about Tools in English

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Survival English

Hello everyone! My name is ________. Im from ________. I currently live in ________. I am a ________. I enjoy studying ________. I joined Open English ________ ago. I (am / am not) good at fixing things around the house.

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Beginner: Warm-up
Name something that can be fixed with tools.

A ________________ can be fixed with tools.

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Beginner: Vocabulary

saw axe ruler screw plunger knife bucket flashlight tape repair

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Beginner: Matching
Match the listed words to the images

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

axe

saw

knife

bucket

ruler

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Beginner: Vocabulary Practice


Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary word plunger screw repair flashlight tape A _______ is often better than a nail for making repairs. A _______ measure is found in every tool box. You use a ______________ in the dark. If something is broken, you must _________ it. You use a _________ in the toilet.

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Beginner: Discussion
Complete the following sentences according to your opinion
I tools.

A. have many B. have some C. dont have any I prefer


A. to fix things myself. B. to pay someone else to fix things for me.

I enjoy doing physical work.


A. always B. sometimes C. never

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Beginner Question & Picture Matching

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

1. What happened with the toilet? 2. Will you fill this with water, please? 3. Do you need me to turn this on?

4. Can you give me a long piece of tape, please?


5. How long is it?

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Picture Fill-in-the-Blank
Choose the correct verb and conjugate as needed

cut

pour out

turn on

chop

measure

1. Martin is outside __________ wood. 2. I need to __________ your waist, so that I can buy you the right size. 3. Will you __________ this for me with your knife? 4. Please __________ this water because its really dirty. 5. I have to __________ the flashlight because I cant see anything.
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Beginner: Creating Sentences


Create a sentence by using a subject, a verb and a complement

fix cut

a board

You
We He

the table
a project the door

She
They Carrie

put

the tools away


a job a piece of rope a nail in the wall

finish

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Beginner: Choose One


Read the sentence with the correct answer
1. He (hitted / hit) the nail with a hammer.

2. We (will repair / repaired) the sink last Saturday.

3. I (need / am needing) to buy a plunger.

4. Where (are / is) the tape?

5. He (broke / brokes) my flashlight, so I have to buy a new one.

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Beginner: Match the Answer


Match each question to the correct answer

1. Whats wrong with the toilet?

__ Of course you can!

2. Can I use your flashlight?

__ Hes a handyman.

3. Where is the bucket?

__ No, I dont.

4. What does he do?

__ Its in the kitchen.

5. Do you have a saw?

__ Its plugged up.

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Beginner: Lets Talk!

Jean: Andrew: Jean: Andrew:

Honey, weve got a little problem. Okay. What is it? Our toilet is clogged. Can you fix it? Of course. Its no big deal.

Jean:
Andrew: Jean: Andrew:

Really? Can I help you with something?


Just get the plunger, and Ill take care of the rest. All right. Thanks, honey. No problem, dear.

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Beginner: Lets Talk! Follow-up


Answer the following questions about the previous passage
What small problem do Jean and Andrew have?
A. Their toilet is clogged. B. Their door wont shut. C. They dont have a problem.

How is Andrew going to solve their problem?


A. Hes going to call a plumber. B. Hes going to buy a new toilet. C. Hes going to fix it himself.

What tool does Andrew ask Jean to get for him?


A. a nail B. an axe C. a plunger

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Whats Missing?
Complete each sentence with a word from the list

is being
doesnt

dont
to

left
need

needs
for

is
leave

1. I _________ to put batteries in my flashlight.

2. That bucket _________ full of hot water.

3. He ________ have many tools.

4. A ruler is used ________ measure things.

5. She ________ the tape at home.


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Beginner: Q & A Formation


Complete the question using the underlined words as hints, then choose the correct option to complete the sentence

_____ doesnt like to repair things around the house?

1. Jack ____ like to repair things around the house. a. dont b. does c. doesnt 2. His father ____ him how to use a saw a few years ago. a. teach b. teaches c. taught

_____ did his father teach him to use a few years ago?

_____ did it take her to finish the job?

3. She ____ the job in less than an hour. a. was finishing b. finished c. finish
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Beginner: Categories
Match each word to its corresponding category

Things you cut with

Things you build with

axe

wood

screw

knife

bricks

hammer

saw

nails

scissors

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Beginner: Minimal Pairs


Listen to the difference between each pair of words and practice pronouncing each pair saw tape knife rule nail

paw type knight mule sail

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Beginner: Who Said It?


Match each sentence to its appropriate picture A. B. C.

Im using tape to close a box. Im in the dark. Im cutting wood. Im using a flashlight. Im using a saw.

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Beginner: Related Lessons


Ask a Teacher 8:00 am to 12:00 am Community Conversation Classrooms 3:30 pm to 11:30 pm Live Sessions 3 times a week! Now open 24/7! Household Items- Vocabulary (#0042) Household Items- Present Tense Verbs (#0043) Household Items- Quiz (#0044) Units of Measurement Vocabulary (#0062) Conjugating "to have" (#0066) What do you do? (#0325)

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Intermediate Lesson Content

Intermediate Lesson Content

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Intermediate: Warm-up
Name some words that you associate with tools

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Intermediate: Vocabulary

toolbox hammer

level
drill sander nail ladder gloves helmet hoe

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Intermediate: Matching
Match the listed words to the images

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

drill

helmet

nails

toolbox

hammer

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Intermediate: Vocabulary Practice


Use the words below to create your own sentences Ex: People keep their tools in a toolbox. toolbox hammer

level
drill sander nail ladder gloves helmet

hoe

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Intermediate: Synonyms & Antonyms


Match the synonym & antonym to each listed word Synonym remove shaky excavate dull construct bind Word build dig extract fasten wobbly blunt Antonym separate fill demolish sharp secure insert

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Intermediate: General Discussion


What home improvement tasks can you perform yourself?

Out of all the tools you own, which one do you use most? Why?

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Intermediate: Lets Talk


Candice: Hi, Gloria. How have you been? You look great. What are you doing?

Gloria:

Hello, Candice. Thanks, you look nice too. Im going to the store to buy some tools.

Candice: Really? What kind of tools are you going to buy? What are you going to use them for? Gloria: I need to buy a hammer and some nails. Im going to put up some new pictures in my house.

Candice: I see. Well, I have a hammer and nails at home. You can use them. I can even come over and help you if youd like. Gloria: Really? That would be great. Do you have a tape measure as well?

Candice: Yes, Im pretty sure I have one. Should I bring anything else? Gloria: No, I think thats all. Ill be home in an hour. Come over whenever youd like. Ill be home all day.
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Intermediate: Lets Talk! Follow-up


Where was Gloria going when Candice said hello to her?

What kind of tools was Gloria going to purchase?


Why did Gloria need these tools? What did Candice offer to do for Gloria?

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Intermediate: Q & A
Match each question to the correct answer

1. Do you have a toolbox?

__ Sure! Here they are.

2. Would you hand me my pliers?

__ I hit it with a hammer.

3. Have you seen my saw?

__ No, but I really need to get one.

4. What happened to your finger?

__ No, thanks. Ive got my own pair.

5. Do you want to borrow my safety goggles?

__ Yes, you used it to cut the wood for the boys tree house.

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Intermediate: Story Sequence


Put the sentences in the correct order to form a short story _ Andy hammered some nails in the wall.
_ Andy realized he didnt own a hammer or have any nails.
_ Andy hung up his pictures. _ Andy wanted to hang some pictures in his house. _ Andy went to a home store and bought a hammer and nails.

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Intermediate: Expressions & Phrases


Match the idiom to its meaning
1) It took six hours to hammer out a contract that was agreeable to everyone.
2) I forgot to bring the slides for her presentation. That threw a monkey wrench in the works. 3) What a fight they had! They went at it hammer and tongs! 4) Theyre moving our factory to India. That was a bolt from the blue. 5) I asked him to help clear the table and he bolted from the dining room.

a) to cause problems concerning another persons plans b) a sudden surprise

c) to leave a place very quickly


d) to do something, especially to argue, with a lot of energy or violence e) to laboriously work out the details of an agreement

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Intermediate: Error Correction


Choose the correct answer 1. Adrian said that he will want a power drill for his birthday. A. wants B. would be wanting C. wanting

2. The tool set only was costing him $10! A. costed B. costs C. cost 3. Brent cutted down a big tree with a chainsaw yesterday. A. cutting B. had been cut C. cut
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Intermediate: Lets Talk Pictures!


How many tools do you think there are in this picture? Why do you think someone would want this many tools?

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Intermediate: Related Lessons


Ask a Teacher 8:00 am to 12:00 am Community Conversation Classrooms 3:30 pm to 11:30 pm Live Sessions 3 times a week! Now open 24/7! Blue looks very nice on the wall! (#0381) Pronunciation: The /s/ (#0274) Pronunciation: The /t/ (#0271) Asking Questions: Who & What (#0093) Present Progressive Forms (#0107) Household Items- Vocabulary (#0042)

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Advanced Lesson Content

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Advanced: Warm-up
Name some tools that come in handy around the house

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Advanced: Someone Once Said


To the man who only has a hammer in the toolkit, every problem looks like a nail.
Abraham Maslow

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Advanced: Vocabulary

screwdriver scissors wrench wheelbarrow gauge kneepads tape measure funnel chainsaw pliers

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Advanced: Matching
Match the listed words to the images

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

scissors

chainsaw

tape measure

pliers

wheelbarrow

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Advanced: Vocabulary Practice


Use the words below to create your own sentences screwdriver scissors wrench wheelbarrow gauge Ex: Its easy to tighten screws with a screwdriver.

kneepads
tape measure funnel chainsaw pliers

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Advanced: Synonyms & Antonyms


Match the synonym & antonym to each listed word Synonym whack blunt smooth set up polish carve Word install shape pound refine dull sand Antonym damage sharpened deform roughen remove tap

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Advanced: Sentence Rewording


Read each sentence and replace the word with a synonym or antonym

1. This old knife is extremely sharp.


A

2. If you need something fixed, you should call James.


S

3. Chris sells quality tools at his store.


A

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Advanced: General Discussion


What are some things that a person should look for when finding a contractor?
In your opinion, whats the best way for you to learn how to fix things around your house? Explain.

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Advanced: Lets Talk


Lisa: Honey, can you come here for a second, please? We have a little problem. The sink is leaking, and I cant get it to stop. Do you think you can fix it? Jeff: Well, I dont know if I can fix it; Ill need to take a look at it first. It appears to be leaking at the base of the handle. I dont think its a big deal. It shouldnt be too hard to fix.

Lisa: You said that its leaking from the handle? What does that indicate? If you hold on a second, Ill go and grab your toolbox for you. Ill be right back.
Jeff: Thanks, Lisa. Because its leaking from the handle, Im guessing that one of the nuts is loose. Can you grab my adjustable wrench? It should be in the top of my toolbox. Lisa: Okay. Ive just got to find the toolbox first. Ive found it! It was underneath the bed. Here is the wrench. Hey! You got it to quit leaking! Thank you, darling. I can always count on you. Jeff: Youre welcome. I really didnt have to do much. I just needed to tighten up the loose nut. It must have become loose over the years. Im glad that we didnt have to call a plumber.
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Advanced: Lets Talk! Follow-up


When was the last time that you had to fix something around the house? What was it? What tools did you use? Some people would say that Lisa should have been able to fix the leak on her own. In your opinion, should a woman know how to fix things around the house or is it not necessary? Explain.

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Advanced: Error Correction


Correct the mistake 1. Jeff was going to buy a hammer, but hell be back soon.

2. Would you mind handing to me the wrench?

3. Have you saw my toolbox?

4. I have paid ninety dollars for my staple gun.

5. I cant use this screw because its too small.

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Advanced: Reading Comprehension


If you don't have a handyman in your family and don't have a clue where to begin when it comes to assembling a proper home-repair tool kit, there's good news. For $200 you can buy 90% of all the tools you'll ever need to repair and maintain your home. Here is a list of basic tools everyone should own: 1. Toolbox: $30A toolbox can save a lot of time on the job. Many people don't get one and their stuff ends up all over the place. 2. Hammer: $15Choose a model with a straight or "rip" claw, not a curved claw; they're much more useful. 3. Pry bar: $15A pry bar is incredibly handy. Every toolbox should have one of these. Youd be surprise how often you will use a pry bar. 4. Vise-grips: $10Also known as locking pliers, vise-grips are the pit bull in your toolbox.

5. Needle-nose pliers: $8Needle-nose pliers are particularly useful in electrical work where spaces can get tight.

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Advanced: Reading Discussion

What is the main idea of this passage?

The article lists several tools that are essential for any home owner. In your opinion, which one of these tools is the most useful? Why?

The text lists five important tools. What other tools do you believe belong on this list? Explain.

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Advanced: Expressions & Phrases


Match the idiom to its meaning
1) He says he doesnt have the support he needs, but a poor workman blames his tools. 2) Jack decided to tool around in his new car and see who might be out on the streets. 3) The factory is closing, and all their equipment is going to come under the hammer. 4) The boss hammered home the sales requirements for the next quarter. 5) The police nailed the thief after tracking him for three weeks.

a) to ride around in a car with no particular goal b) to try extremely hard to make someone understand or realize something c) assign responsibility to the objects you are using for your own mistakes d) to catch or arrest someone e) to be auctioned

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Advanced: Question Formation


Form a question based on the response
Ex: How much money would you like to deposit?

1. Sure, you can borrow my wrench.

2. We sell all kinds of nails.

3. I dont know where the ruler is.

4. Im going to the store to buy a drill.

5. I cant remember where I bought this hammer.

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Advanced: Related Lessons


Ask a Teacher 8:00 am to 12:00 am Community Conversation Classrooms 3:30 pm to 11:30 pm Live Sessions 3 times a week! Now open 24/7! What tools do you need? (#0429) Construction (#0369) Pronunciation: The /s/ (#0274) Pronunciation: The /t/ (#0271) Intonation (#0169) If-Clauses": Form and Use (#0138)

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