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UNIT 7: TEENS LESSON 1 LESSON SUMMARY VOCABULARY CD2-19 Word/Phrase Meaning Example dream (n) /dri:m/ a wish to have or be something, usually one that seems difficult to get Being an architect is my dream. director (n) /daɪˈrektər/ a person who directs a movie and instructs the actors on how to perform their roles To become a movie director, you need a lot of knowledge and skills. dentist (n) /'dentɪst/ a person that treats people's teeth as a job I don't like visiting the dentist. engineer (n) /ˌendʒɪˈnɪr/ a person whose job is to design and build engines, machines, bridges and many others They sent an engineer to check the bridge before it collapsed. vlogger (n) /ˈvlɒɡər/ a person who creates a video with their ideas or opinions A travel vlogger can tell US all about countries in the world. musician (n) /mjuˈzɪʃn/ a person who writes music as a job My mom really glad to see me grow up as a musician. flight attendant (n) /ˈflaɪt ətendənt/ a person who serves airplane passengers Rita became a flight attendant because she loved to travel. game designer (n) /ɡeɪm dɪˈzaɪnər/ a person who designs smartphone or computer games Shane wants to attend college to become a game designer. veterinarian (n) /ˌvetərɪˈneriən/ also vet a person skilled in the medical care of animals If your cat becomes ill, speak with a veterinarian. journalist (n) a person who writes news reports She has a talent for essay writing
/ˈdʒɜːrnəlɪst/ for newspapers, magazines, television or radio and plans to work as a journalist. GRAMMAR Possessive Pronouns Mine, his, hers, theirs and ours are Possessive Pronouns. We use them to avoid repetition in writing and speaking. - This book is my book, not your book. - This book is mine, not yours. Possessive Adjectives my your our their his her its Possessive Pronouns mine yours ours theirs his hers its NOTE: We do not use an apostrophe (') for a possessive pronoun. - Is that yours? NOT Is that your's? We can use of before a possessive pronoun. - That is Steve, a friend of mine. PRONUNCIATION Pronouncing /i:/ and /e/ - CD2-20 /i:/ /e/  dream /dri:m/  stream /stri:m/  seem /si:m/  keen /ki:n/  theme /θi:m/  team /ti:m/  head /hed/  bread /bred/  sweat/swet/  west /west/  egg /eg/  pet /pet/ PRACTICE Pronunciation a. Circle the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others. 1. A heat B. bread C. bean D. peach 2. A cheap B. thread C. dead D. health b. Circle the word which has a stress pattern different from the others. 3. A. director B. musician C. engineer D. designer 4. A. dentist B. driver C. building D. machine 5. A. shampoo B. shoulder C. shower D. shopping Vocabulary
Complete the sentences using the words in Lesson Summary. 1. I write articles for a local newspaper. I am a(n) ______________. 2. I work in a factory and build machines. I am a(n) ______________. 3. I work on an airplane but I am not a pilot. I am a(n) ______________. 4. I work as a medical practitioner and treat animals. I am a(n) ______________. 5. I make online videos about my travel experience. I am a(n) ______________. b. Circle the correct options. 6. What does a dentist take care of? A. hair B. teeth C. animals D. medicine 7. What does a musician write? A. news B. articles C. stories D. songs 8. Who should you take your cat to when it is sick? A. a dentist B. a vet C. an engineer D. a musician 9. What does a movie director do? A. fixes cars B. composes music C. tells actors what to do D. builds houses 10. What does a game designer do? A. writes songs B. builds machines C. designs computer games D. talks care of pets Grammar a. Circle the correct options. 1. That's not my / mine bag. My / Mine is blue. 2. They know our / ours address, but we don't know their / theirs. 3. Look! Mary is doing her / hers homework. You should also do your / yours. 4. My sister has a guitar. Her / Hers is yellow. This brown one is not her / hers. 5. Can we use your / yours computer? Our / Ours doesn't work. b. Circle ONE mistake in each sentence. 6. They phoned theirs friends last night, but no one answered. A. theirs B. friends C. but D. answered 7. These books are not our. They’re theirs. A. These B. are C. our D. theirs 8. A friend of me is coming over to have dinner with us.
A. me B. coming C. to have D. us 9. When is yours mothers birthday? I’d like to send her a present. A. When B. yours C. mothers D. to send 10. Is Anna visiting hers grandparents this weekend? A. Is B. visiting C. hers D. this Listening a. Listen to a radio interview. Match the people with their dream jobs. There is one extra option. CD02-21 1.  Jackie 2.  Anna 3.  Beth 4.  Tony 5.  Michael A. doctor B. journalist C. vlogger D. game designer E. engineer F. veterinarian b. Listen again. Write T (true) or F (false). CD02-21 6. Jackie has three pet cats. ______ 7. Anna is not good at making videos. ______ 8. Beth wants to write articles about her experience. ______ 9. Beth and Tony's father is an engineer. ______ 10. Michael has the same dream job as his brother. ______ Speaking Complete the conversation using the sentences in the box. A. What's your dream job? B. It was really fun. C. His is to become a millionaire. D. He doesn't play basketball any longer. E. I guess he wants to become a basketball Mike: Hey, Lyn. How was your day? Lyn: 1) _______________________________________. We talked about our dream jobs. Mike: How wonderful! 2) _______________________________________ Lyn: Mine is to become a singer because I want to become famous! Mike: That sounds great! What about Andrews dream? 3) __________________________________.