Teacher s Edition 3A

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2 Contents Page Unit 1 Practice 1 1 Unit 1 Practice 2 3 Unit 2 Practice 1 4 Unit 2 Practice 2 6 Unit 3 Practice 1 8 Unit 3 Practice 2 9 Unit 4 Practice 1 11 Unit 4 Practice 2 12 Unit 5 Practice 1 13 Unit 5 Practice 2 14 Unit 6 Practice 1 15 Unit 6 Practice 2 17

How many brothers and sisters do you have, Jimmy I have What no brothers or sisters is your favourite subject I like General Studies What do you like doing after school I

3 How many brothers and sisters do you have, Jimmy I have What no brothers or sisters is your favourite subject I like General Studies What do you like doing after school I like playing basketball Alan is chatting with his new friends Complete what they say Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

4 1 Alan: How many brothers and sisters do you have, Ben Ben: I have one/a brother Alan: What is your favourite subject Ben: I like Computer Studies Alan: What do you like doing after school Ben: I like swimming 2 Alan: How many brothers and sisters do you have, Paul Paul: I have two sisters and one brother Alan: What is your favourite subject Paul: I like PE Alan: What do you like doing after school Paul: I like playing football 3 Alan: How many brothers and sisters do you have Wing: I have no brothers or sisters Alan: What is your favourite subject Wing: I like Music Alan: What do you like doing after school Wing: I like playing the piano, Wing 4 Alan: How many brothers and sisters do you have, Joyce Joyce: I have one/a baby sister Alan: What is your favourite subject Joyce: I like Visual Arts Alan: What do you like doing after school Joyce: I like drawing Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

5 She likes drawing The children are playing a guessing game Read Practice 1 again and complete the riddles 1 Alan: My friend is a boy He has no brothers or sisters His favourite subject is General Studies He likes playing basketball Who is he Joyce: I know! He s Jimmy 2 Joyce: My friend is a boy He has one/a brother His favourite subject is Computer Studies He likes swimming Who is he Jimmy: I know! He s Ben 3 Jimmy: My friend is a girl She has no brothers or sisters Her favourite subject is Music She likes playing the piano Who is she Ben: I know! She s Wing 4 Ben: My friend is a boy He has two sisters and one/a brother His favourite subject is PE He likes playing football Who is he Alan: I know! He s Paul Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

6 Excuse me, where can I buy a skirt You can buy it at Shop 208 It s a clothes shop The children are asking Ann for directions Look at the floor plan and complete what they say 抄下 3A 學生書 p18 的圖只要 floor plan 部份 3A02 Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

1 Sam: Excuse me, where can I buy a cake Ann: You can buy it at Shop 201 It s

can I buy Ann: You can buy it at Shop 205 It s a toy shop Bob: Thank you Ann:

You can buy them at Shop 203 It s a flower shop Thank you You re welcome

7 1 Sam: Excuse me, where can I buy a cake Ann: You can buy it at Shop 201 It s a bakery Sam: Thank you Ann: You re welcome 2 Bob: Excuse me a toy car, where can I buy Ann: You can buy it at Shop 205 It s a toy shop Bob: Thank you Ann: You re welcome 3 Alan: Ann: Alan: Ann: Excuse me, where can I buy some flowers You can buy them at Shop 203 It s a flower shop Thank you You re welcome Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

How much is the teddy bear It s forty-eight dollars Pam is talking to

much is the chess set Shopkeeper: It s thirty-two dollars $32 2 Pam: How

is the jigsaw puzzle Shopkeeper: It s seventy-five dollars $75

8 How much is the teddy bear It s forty-eight dollars Pam is talking to the shopkeeper at Playful Toyland Complete the conversation 1 Pam: How much is the chess set Shopkeeper: It s thirty-two dollars $32 2 Pam: How much is the doll Shopkeeper: It s fifty-four dollars $54 3 Pam: How much is the jigsaw puzzle Shopkeeper: It s seventy-five dollars $75 Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

4 Pam: Shopkeeper: How much is the robot It s

5 Pam: Shopkeeper: How much is the toy car It s

much is the toy plane It s sixty-two dollars $62

eighty dollars $80 Educational Publishing House

9 4 Pam: Shopkeeper: How much is the robot It s ninety-three dollars Photo: Mr Jean Scheijen $93 5 Pam: Shopkeeper: How much is the toy car It s one hundred dollars $100 6 Pam: Shopkeeper: How much is the toy plane It s sixty-two dollars $62 7 Pam: Shopkeeper: How much is the toy train It s eighty dollars $80 Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

There is are some / a lot of ice cream mangoes The children are in Miss Hall s kitchen What can they find in the fridge Look at the picture and complete what they say 1 Andy: Wow!

10 There is are some / a lot of ice cream mangoes The children are in Miss Hall s kitchen What can they find in the fridge Look at the picture and complete what they say 1 Andy: Wow! There is a lot of are some mangoes There apples ice cream There are a lot of 2 Kate: There is a lot of apple juice There are a lot of cakes, too 3 Ray: There are a lot of eggs There are some soft drinks There is a lot of orange juice, too Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

Are there any paper towels Yes, there are There are some paper towels on the sofa Is there any mango juice No, there isn t There isn t any mango juice The children are

11 Are there any paper towels Yes, there are There are some paper towels on the sofa Is there any mango juice No, there isn t There isn t any mango juice The children are looking for things for the buffet dinner Look at the picture and complete the conversation Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

1 A: Are there any chopsticks B: Yes, there are There are some chopsticks on the cupboard

rice No, there isn t There isn t any rice 4 B: A: Are there any spoons Yes, there are

isn t There isn t any jelly 6 B: A: Is there any orange juice Yes, there is There is some

t any potato chips 8 B: A: Are there any noodles Yes, there are There are some noodles on

12 1 A: Are there any chopsticks B: Yes, there are There are some chopsticks on the cupboard 2 B: Are there any forks A: No, there aren t There aren t any forks 3 A: B: Is there any rice No, there isn t There isn t any rice 4 B: A: Are there any spoons Yes, there are There are some spoons in the cupboard Practise more 5 A: B: Is there any jelly No, there isn t There isn t any jelly 6 B: A: Is there any orange juice Yes, there is There is some orange juice on the table 7 A: B: Are there any potato chips No, there aren t There aren t any potato chips 8 B: A: Are there any noodles Yes, there are There are some noodles on the table Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

I want to play volleyball What do I need You need a volleyball The

equipment they need Complete what they say 1 Andy: I want to play

table tennis ball 2 Karen: I want to play badminton What do I need

to play basketball What do I need Ray: You need a basketball

13 I want to play volleyball What do I need You need a volleyball The children want to play some games They are talking about what equipment they need Complete what they say 1 Andy: I want to play table tennis What do I need Ray: You need a table tennis bat and a table tennis ball 2 Karen: I want to play badminton What do I need Ray: You need a badminton racket and a shuttlecock 3 Mike: I want to play basketball What do I need Ray: You need a basketball Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

What sports can you play I can play badminton and volleyball Which sport are you good at I m good at badminton but I m not good at volleyball Amy is talking to Karen and

Karen: I m good at volleyball but I m not good at table tennis 2 Amy: Mike: Amy: Mike: What sports can you play I can play table tennis, football and basketball Which

14 What sports can you play I can play badminton and volleyball Which sport are you good at I m good at badminton but I m not good at volleyball Amy is talking to Karen and Mike Read the information below and complete what they say 1 Amy: What sports can you play Karen: I can play table tennis and volleyball Amy: Which sport are you good at Karen: I m good at volleyball but I m not good at table tennis 2 Amy: Mike: Amy: Mike: What sports can you play I can play table tennis, football and basketball Which sport are you good at I m good at basketball but I m not good at table tennis or football Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

Why are some beaches dirty Some beaches are dirty because people throw away rubbish on them Answer the questions with the help of the pictures and the words given 1 A: Why do people throw away

15 Why are some beaches dirty Some beaches are dirty because people throw away rubbish on them Answer the questions with the help of the pictures and the words given 1 A: Why do people throw away rubbish on beaches B: People throw away rubbish on the beaches because care about others they do not 2 B: Why does the rubbish make people sick A: The rubbish makes people sick because it gives off a bad smell 3 A: Why is some rubbish dangerous to people B: Some rubbish is dangerous to people because people can get cut or hurt 4 B: Why do some sea animals die A: Some sea animals die because they take in dirty water Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

The children are finding ways to keep beaches clean Look at the pictures and complete the list fine patrol pick up put put up Ways to keep our beaches clean 1 Put more rubbish bins on the beach 2

16 The children are finding ways to keep beaches clean Look at the pictures and complete the list fine patrol pick up put put up Ways to keep our beaches clean 1 Put more rubbish bins on the beach 2 Put up more signs on the beach 3 Fine the litter bugs 4 Pick up the rubbish every day 5 Patrol the beach every day Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

Where They live How tall They re do flamingoes live in ponds and salt lakes are flamingoes about 150 centimetres tall Read the information and complete the dialogues 1 A: What colour are flamingoes

17 Where They live How tall They re do flamingoes live in ponds and salt lakes are flamingoes about 150 centimetres tall Read the information and complete the dialogues 1 A: What colour are flamingoes B: They re pink 2 A: How heavy are flamingoes B: They weigh about three kilograms 3 A: What do flamingoes eat B: They eat small sea animals in water Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

4 B: Where do sharks live A: They live in the ocean 5 B: A: What colour are sharks They re grey 6 B: A: How long are sharks They re about five metres long 7 B: How heavy are sharks

18 4 B: Where do sharks live A: They live in the ocean 5 B: A: What colour are sharks They re grey 6 B: A: How long are sharks They re about five metres long 7 B: How heavy are sharks A: They weigh about 500 kilograms 8 B: What do sharks eat A: They eat fish and other sea animals Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

How tall is the giraffe It s four metres tall The

and complete the conversations 1 A: How heavy is the

the elephant C: It s two metres tall 3 C: What can the

crocodile 抄下 3A u6 gameboard 圖 3A25 A: It s three metres

panda do B: It can climb trees Photo: FOTOE / Huang Yan

19 How tall is the giraffe It s four metres tall The children are playing a board game Look at the pictures and complete the conversations 1 A: How heavy is the flamingo B: It weighs three kilograms 2 B: How tall is the elephant C: It s two metres tall 3 C: What can the monkey do D: It can climb trees 4 D: How long is the crocodile 抄下 3A u6 gameboard 圖 3A25 A: It s three metres long 5 A: 抄下 3A u6 gameboard 圖 3A26 What can the giant panda do B: It can climb trees Photo: FOTOE / Huang Yan Hong Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

20 6 B: What can the zebra do C: It can run 7 C: How long is the dolphin D: It s two metres long 8 D: How heavy is the sea lion A: It weighs 35 kilograms 9 A: 抄下 3A u6 gameboard 圖 3A230 How heavy is the red panda B: It weighs five kilograms 10 B: 抄下 3A u6 gameboard 圖 3A31 Photo: Public Domain / Dave Pape How long is the clownfish C: It s ten centimetres long 11 C: What can the parrots do D: They can speak 12 D: How heavy is the goat A: It weighs 19 kilograms Educational Publishing House Ltd You may photocopy this page for classroom use

21 English to Enjoy Practice Book 3A (Teacher s Edition) Educational Publishing House Ltd A member of Popular Holdings Limited 14/F, Tsuen Wan Industrial Centre, Texaco Road, Tsuen Wan, NT, Hong Kong Tel: First published 2011 All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Educational Publishing House Ltd Sole Agent Yuk Choi Bookstore 14/F, Tsuen Wan Industrial Centre, Texaco Road, Tsuen Wan, NT, Hong Kong Tel: yukchoi@popularworldcom Website: Printed by Fook Hing Offset Printing Co Ltd 14/F, Tsuen Wan Industrial Centre, Texaco Road, Tsuen Wan, NT, Hong Kong

Teacher s Edition 4A

Teacher s Edition 4A Contents Page Unit 1 Practice 1 1 Unit 1 Practice 2 2 Unit 2 Practice 1 3 Unit 2 Practice 2 4 Unit 3 Practice 1 5 Unit 3 Practice 2 7 Unit 4 Practice 1 9 Unit 4 Practice 2 10 Unit