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Let’s think of some ideas….

Do you have a school magazine
or newspaper?
Do you like to read any
magazines?
Are there any magazines you
buy every month?
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENTS are used to
SELL things to people.

An ADVERTISEMENT is
ATTRACTIVE.

Can you make a sentence

including the word
ADVERTISEMENT?
 CARTOON
• Some newspapers and magazines have CARTOONS.
• CARTOONS are usually SHORT and FUNNY.
• Can you make a sentence including the word
CARTOON?
NEWSPAPER
People read NEWSPAPERS
to find out WHAT IS
HAPPENING in the world.

NEWSPAPERS are
PRINTED DAILY and are
CHEAPER than
MAGAZINES

Can you make a sentence

including the word
NEWSPAPER?

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MAGAZINE
MAGAZINES are more SPECIFIC than Newspapers.

A MAGAZINE is PRINTED WEEKLY or MONTHLY.

Can you make a sentence including the word MAGAZINE?

 NOTICE
We PUT UP or PIN UP a notice for other people to READ.

A NOTICE might have some INFORMATION about WHERE

to MEET YOUR FRIENDS or WHEN you have to take an
EXAM.

Can you make a sentence with the word NOTICE?

VOCABULARY
Exercise 1 (page 106)

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Match the words to the
pictures!
a) Newspaper
b) Cartoon
c) Notice
d) Advertisement
e) Magazine
LISTENING
EXERCISE 3
(page 106)
Listen to Jack,
Molly and Ravi.
They’re making
plans for their
school magazine.
What’s Jack going
to do after the
meeting?
LISTENING
EXERCISE 4
(page 106)
Listen again. Tick
the things the
friends want to
include in their
magazine.
 GRAMMAR
(page 107)

A SUGGESTION is a PLAN or IDEA that you want

someone to THINK about
Look at examples from the recording. The words in red are different ways of making
suggestions.
• Why don’t we write down some ideas now
• Let’s have some stories too
• Shall we include advertisements
• Why not ask your dad about it?
 GRAMMAR
(page 107)

A SUGGESTION is a PLAN or IDEA that you want

someone to THINK about
Look at examples from the recording. The words in red are different ways of making
suggestions.
• Why don’t we write down some ideas now
• Let’s have some stories too
• Shall we include advertisements
• Why not ask your dad about it?
 GRAMMAR
Exercise 5 (page 107)

Put the words in the right order to make suggestions.

Add a full stop or question mark and start the
sentence with a capital letter
 GRAMMAR we / don’t / go / to / cinema /
why / the
Exercise 5 (page 107) Why don’t we go to the cinema?

the / new / see / let’s / cartoon /

Japanese
Let’s see the new Japanese cartoon.
ask / come / Mina / why / to /
not
Why not ask Mina to come?
meet / we / there / at / shall /
eight
Shall we meet there at eight?
 GRAMMAR
Exercise 6 (page 107)

Complete the conversation. Use each phrase from

the grammar box once. There is often more than one
right answer.
1) Shall we / Why don’t we
2) Let’s / Why not
3) Shall we / Why don’t we
4) Shall we / Why don’t we
 CORPUS
CHALLENGE
(page 107)

CAN YOU CORRECT THIS SENTENCE?

Lets go to a restaurant and eat some pizza after
the film
A Shall B Why don’t C Let’s
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

No, that’s
not a good
idea
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

No, I don’t
think so
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

Great!
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

OK.
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

Cool!
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

Sounds good!
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

Good one!
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

You’re right!
 PRONUNCIATION
Exercise 7 (page 107)

Listen and repeat these phrases from

the conversation about the magazine

Excellent idea.