Summer fun 2 by Diana Lamedica

Carla Iozzi

SuMMER SuMMER fun fun l’inglese coninglese In vacanzain Vacanze

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“Personal trainer” inglese.

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Carla Iozzi

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SUMMER FUN

SUMMER FUN vuole essere il tuo “personal trainer” estivo per aiutarti e sostenerti ad allenare il tuo inglese. SUMMER FUN non è un libro di inglese ma è un testo in cui l’inglese lo userai per imparare tante cose nuove, per risolvere intriganti rompicapo, per giocare con le parole, per creare oggetti, per vedere video, per leggere storie e per divertirti. Ogni capitolo è organizzato in varie sezioni che offrono attività di vario tipo. Ognuna di esse è indicata da un simbolo grafico.

In questa sezione potrai leggere brevi messaggi sulle vacanze, lasciati da ragazzi provenienti da varie parti del mondo. Ti verrà chiesto di rispondere al blog con brevi testi.

Qui potrai scoprire lessico nuovo relativo a ciascun ambiente naturale e potrai svolgere alcuni giochi o esercizi con le parole appena imparate. è la sezione in cui troverai spunti per conversare in inglese con persone che non parlano la tua lingua, su vari argomenti legati alle vacanze. è la sezione dedicata a varie storie. Troverai anche alcune attività per controllare la comprensione del testo. Propone dei quiz per testare le tue conoscenze di cultura generale. forse non sarà la tua sezione preferita, ma ti permetterà, con semplici attività, di rispolverare quanto studiato in classe. FOCUS ti offrirà delle letture di approfondimento su tematiche di attualità e su aspetti interessanti del mondo. Con la sezione BRAIN GYM iniziano le sfide! Dovrai risolvere alcuni quesiti di logica. Con Lots Of Laughs è il momento di sorridere… con lo humor inglese! Verrà testata la tua capacità di cogliere giochi di parole. Alcuni “scioglilingua” ti daranno l’opportunità di esercitare e migliorare la pronuncia di parole e frasi in inglese. BRITISHNESS è la sezione che ti offrirà brevissime lezioni per diventare veramente BRITISH e capire la cultura britannica. Imparerai, anche, alcuni proverbi e modi di dire inglesi. ART AND CRAFT. Se ti piace creare e inventare, questa sezione ti darà idee e spunti per realizzare oggetti con le tue mani e far emergere l’artista che è in te. Con questa sezione si concluderà ogni capitolo. Ti verranno suggeriti alcuni video da guardare e analizzare su argomenti di vario genere.

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SITOGRAFIA https://www.indiacelebrating.com/paragraph/paragraph-on-summer-vacation/! https://corrierequotidiano.it/cronaca/vacanze-estive-2018-le-10-citta-italiane-preferite-dagli-stranieri/ http://mentalfloss.com/article/558406/worlds-10-most-visited-cities-and-what-it-costs-spend-day-there https://www.pinterest.it/pin/442197257144140171/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surviving_Mars //www.andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/TheLittleMermaid_e.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_deCaires_Taylor https://www.showme.com/sh/?h=QEEwCfI https://www.japan-talk.com/jt/new/tale-of-the-bamboo-cutter http://www.baldeagleinfo.com/ cecrafts.com/spot-the difference-4086389utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=shareurlbuttons_nip https://www.handmadecharlotte.com/7-ways-to-paint-rocks/ https://www.pinterest.it/pin/14284923800132971/ https://www.gradesaver.com/around-the-world-in-80-days/study-guide/summary https://dictionary.cambridge.org/it/grammatica/grammatica-britannico/about-adjectives-and-adverbs/adjectives-order https://www.st-christophers.co.uk/travel-tips/top-ten/the-worlds-weirdest-tourist-attractions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Island_of_the_Dolls //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karni_Mata_Temple https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/yunessun-spa-resort https://brightside.me/wonder-quizzes/9-childrens-puzzles-that-will-blow-every-adult-brain-337110/ e https://www.teachstarter.com/blog/10-visual-brain-teasers-kids-will-love/ http://www.jokes4us.com/holidayjokes/vacationjokes.html http://www.thesurfchannel.com/news/interviews/20140819/interview-rodrigo-lets-us-in-his-worldof-recycled-art/ https://www.pinterest.it/pin/33636328443459532/ https://lingua.com/english/reading/summer-vacation/ http://www.englishwithjo.com/free_downloads/intermediateEX_Reading_Comprehension_A_ Holiday.pdf

LET’S GO ON HOLIDAY! The word holiday comes from the Old English word hãligdæg: hãlig “holy” (santo) + dæg “day”. The word originally was used only for special religious days. In modern use, it means any special day of rest or relaxation when people don’t go to work or to school.

WHERE SHALL WE GO?

SEASIDE

b MOUNTAINS c

SIGHTSEEING* *Sightseeing è il termine inglese con cui si indica il viaggiare visitando città e luoghi di interesse culturale.

What do you usually pack in your suitcase when you go on holiday? 1

Spunta gli oggetti nell'elenco e poi abbina i vocaboli con le immagini corrispondenti. Ascolta e controlla.

Swimming trunks

Mask and snorkel

Laptop

Sun screen

Flip flops

Cap

Sun glasses

Fishing rod

Life jacket

10. Rain coat

11. Flippers

12. Camera

13. Compass

14. Identity card

15. Jigsaw

16. Hear phones

17. Mobile

18. Towels

19. Deck chair

20 Bath robe

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Ora usa il tuo dizionario d’inglese e aggiungi altri sei oggetti che hai messo in valigia per andare in vacanza. 1. ………………………….............................

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Quando pensi alle tue vacanze cosa ti viene in mente? Completa lo schema con le tue idee ed emozioni. Guarda lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;esempio.

Holiday

RELAX

summer Time!

Hello Italy! My name is Aardavanen and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m from India. I enjoy going to school but I love the two month-long summer vacation. I do so many interesting activities. I have so much free time for my hobbies, especially reading and playing the guitar. During my summer holidays my family plans a nice holiday all together. We visit interesting places and learn many new things. During our summer vacations we have visited the mountains of Himachal Pradesh, the desert areas in Rajasthan and the seaside in Tamil Nadu. When we go to different places in the country we eat the local dishes, and buy the local spices and other specialities to use at home. I like to take photographs of the beautiful landscape and the local people in the different places we visit. I have an interesting collection of photographs. I also like collecting magnets of the main sites of the places we go. The fridge in the kitchen is covered from top to bottom with magnets. We also visit our grandparents who live in Nainital, in the hills of Uttarakhand, in the North of India. We usually have trips to the different National Parks and to the Naini Lake. In the summer Nainital attracts a lot of foreign tourists for its natural beauties. Visiting our grandparents is special because they adore my brother and me and pamper us a lot. I always look forward to my summer vacation as it is fun. What about you? How do you spend your summer holidays? Glossary: Spices = spezie Magnet = calamita ttom = tappezzato Covered from top to bo Foreign = straniero Pamper = viziare

Rispondi alle domande poste da Aardavanen e scrivi un testo raccontando le tue vacanze tipiche. Potresti registrare le tue risposte e creare un video. Ricordati di dare le seguenti informazioni: ü How long your summer holidays are ü What you usually do when you are at home ü If you go away, where you usually go ü Who you usually spend your holidays with ü What you like doing most ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................

Rispondi alle domande. Ascolta e controlla le tue risposte e poi leggi il tuo profilo.

1. In which city is Heathrow airport? A. New York B. London C. Amsterdam

6. The Orient Express train travels A. from London to Venice B. from Paris to Moscow C. from Paris to Istanbul

2. What is the latitude of Italy? A. 42° North B. 22° East C. 42° South

7. The Titanic sank in A. 1915 B. 1920 C. 1912

3. What nationality is the Lufthansa Airways Company? A. French B. German C. Irish

8. The Concorde was the name of a A. very fast cruise ship B. high speed train C. supersonic airplane 9. What is the local time in Thailand? A. 6 h ahead B. 9 h ahead C. 6 h behind us

4. What is the world’s circumference? A. 30.000 Km B. 70.000 Km C. 40.000 Km

10. The shortest sea crossing between France and England is A. Calais - Dover B. Calais - Dunkirk C. Calais - Folkestone

5. Who designed the Statue of Liberty? A. Gustave Eiffel B. James Hoban C. Thomas Andrews

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Durante lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;anno scolastico appena concluso hai sicuramente lavorato sui seguenti tempi verbali:

Prova a completare le seguenti tabelle di ripasso grammaticale. Se hai qualche dubbio consulta il tuo libro di testo.

PRESENT SIMPLE

REGOLA

quando si usa? Come si forma?

Forma affermativa soggetto + verbo + resto della frase Alla 3^ persona singolare si aggiunge .................. al verbo Es: Tom PLAYS rugby Forma negativa soggetto + ......................+ verbo +........................ Es: ................................................................................ Forma interrogativa ...................+ soggetto +.................. + .................... Es: .................................................................................

paST SIMPLE

REGOLA

quando si usa? Come si forma?

Forma affermativa soggetto + verbo con ED+ resto della frase (I verbi irregolari hanno forma propria) Es: I WENT to the cinema last night Forma negativa soggetto + ......................+ verbo forma base +........................ Es: ................................................................................ Forma interrogativa ...................+ soggetto +.................. + .................... Es: .................................................................................

Espressioni temporali

端Yesterday 端端端

PRESENT continuous

REGOLA

quando si usa? Come si forma?

Forma affermativa soggetto + to be + verbo + resto della frase Es: Tom IS PLAYING rugby Forma negativa soggetto + ......................+ not +..................+ resto della frase Es: ................................................................................ Forma interrogativa ...................+ soggetto +.................. + .................... Es: .................................................................................

Completa il testo con i tempi verbali corretti dei verbi dati tra parentesi.

Every year in summer my family and I…………….. (have) a camping holiday. Last year we ……………….(go) to Cornwall and my cousin Tom, who ………………. (live) in France, ……………… (come) with us and we really ………….. (enjoy) ourselves. This summer we …………………….. (go) to Devon. On holiday we usually …………… (have) walks in the countryside, we …………… (visit) places and we ……………. (spend) some days on the beach. My dad …………… (love) fishing. In Cornwall he …………….. (catch) lots of fish which my mum …………… (cook) on our camp BBQ. We usually …………….. (travel) by camper van but in the campsite I …………..(set up) a tent for me and my brother. Sleeping in the tent ………… (be) fun!!! I ……………… (try) to convince my dad to buy a bigger tent so I can have a friend staying with me.

Riordina le seguenti parole e forma delle frasi. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Sarah / met / last night / at / we / the party/ in Greece / spend / I / my grandparents / usually/ my holiday/with/ delicious /my mum / breakfast / this morning / made/ a/ like /not /do /I /Mondays/ he/ is/ song/ new/ singing/ a/ now/? often / have / at about three o'clock / a cup of tea / they / at the hotel / in the afternoon/ is / near / school / there / new / a / our / cinema/ the way/ can/ you/ me/ to/ station/tell/the/? for /out /to /want /you /go /lunch /do/? raining / it/ today / windy/ is / a / it / lot/and/very/is/

Evidenzia l’errore in ciascuna frase e correggilo. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Where is dad? He is in the garden and waters the plants. Yesterday I didn’t went to school because I was sick. Do Simon play a musical instrument? What is your favourite colors? Red and yellow. Is Mark and Tom doing their homework? Last Sunday I win a swimming competition. An architect is a person who design buildings. Does your mum likes cooking? Why you laughing? Because this story is very funny. What are you doing? I listen to music.

Abbina le seguenti risposte con le domande corrispondenti. Ci sono due domande in più.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Yes, I did. No, she isn’t. On Monday and Tuesday. I have tea and biscuits. They are eating a ham sandwich. At 7.30. I was at the dentist’s A famous English singer. To football training. By bike.

Is Mary doing her homework?

What time do you go to school?

What are Tom and Rick doing?

Where are you?

Who was John Lenon?

How do you go to school?

Where are you going?

Have you got a favorite sport?

Did you tidy your room?

What do you have for breakfast?

Where were you this morning?

When do you have volleyball training?

Riordina il seguente dialogo. Numera ciascuna battuta. Two friends meet at the supermarket car park.

OK. Meet you at Starbucks in 20 minutes.

Shopping. How are you?

Hi Anne! What are you doing here?

Sure! Just give me 10 minutes for my shopping.

Fine. Shall we have a coffee together?

SUMMER HOLIDAYS 2018. THE MOST VISITED ITALIAN cities BY FOREIGN TOURISTS.

Ascolta e completa il testo inserendo le seguenti parole. Ci sono due parole in più. underground arrivals holiday culture world’s arrive combine sea enjoy

What was the most popular Italian ....................... destination for foreign tourists in 2018? According to the search engine momondo.it Rome was at the top of the 10 most favourite summer destinations. More and more foreign tourists decided to spend their holidays in the “ Eternal City” and ................... its history,...................., events and, not least, its cuisine. Venice was number 2, followed by Florence and Milan. The new entries in the rank were Alghero (Sardinia) and Palermo (Sicily): ideal destinations to ....................... art and culture with relaxing on the beach, swimmming in the clear sea and delicious food. Naples was n. 7 with an increase of 31% of foreign tourists compared to 2017. Tourists love the archeological finds from Pompei and Herculaneum, the tour of Naples ......................... and the amazing view from the gulf. Cagliari (Sardinia) is n. 8 and Positano (Campania) is n. 9. N. 10 is a new entry: Rimini on the Adriatic coast. It is the favourite destination for young tourists who are looking for fun on the beach and in discos and clubs.

FOREIGN TOURISTS IN THE WORLD

Bangkok has maintained its position as the ................................. most visited city with more than 20 million overseas guests. Mastercard's annual Global Destination Cities Index puts London second with 19.8m, followed by Paris with 17.4m. Dubai, Singapore and New York keep their n.6 position that has remained unchanged since 2016. More interesting were the new ................................ in the top 20. In are Pattaya ( Thailandia), Palma de Mallorca (Spain), Mecca (Arabia), Phuket (Thailandia) and Antalya (Turkey). Glossar y: otore di ricerca Search engine = m risti stranieri Foreign tourists = tu rte culinaria) Cuisine = cucina (a Rank = classifica to, crescita Increase = aumen vamenti Finds = reperti, ritro mare piti stranieri/d’oltre os = s ist ur to as rse Ove

Completa la graduatoria delle città italiana più visitate. Usa le informazioni del testo. 1. ............................................

5. ............................................

2. ............................................

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3. ............................................

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Some months have 31 days, some months have 30 days. How many months have 28 days? .................................................

A farmer had 15 horses. All but 8 ran away. How many are left? .................................................

There are 2 fathers, 2 sons, 1 grandfather and 1 grandson. How many people are there? .................................................

How many times a day do the minute hand (lancetta) and the hour hand on a clock form a straight line? .................................................

How many time can you take away 2 from 100? .................................................

ONION : NOINO = 12312 : .................................................

Which letter comes next in the sequence: B - A - C - B - D - C - E - ...........................

Take 1000 and add 40. Now add another 1000. Now add 30. Add another 1000. Now add 20. Now add another 1000. Now add 10. What is the total? .................................................

You are in a running race and you overtake (superare) the third place. What place are you? .................................................

10. Take 3 apples from 10. How many do you have? .................................................

1. A family of mice were surprised by a big cat. Father Mouse jumped and said, "Bowwow!" The cat ran away. "What was that, Father?" asked Baby Mouse. "Well, son, that's why it's important to learn a second language. 2. My friend said he knew a man with a wooden leg named Smith. So I asked him “What was the name of his other leg?”

3. A: Hey, man! Please call me a taxi. B: Yes, sir. You are a taxi. 4. A: Why are all those people running? B: They are running a race to get a cup. A: Who will get the cup? B: The person who wins. A: Then why are all the others running? 5. A person who speaks two languages is bilingual...A person who speaks three languages is trilingual...A person who speaks four or more languages is multilingual. What is a person who speaks one language? An American

6. The teacher to a student: Conjugate the verb “to walk” in simple present. The student: I walk. You walk .... The teacher interrupts him: Quicker please. The student: I run. You run ...

Uno scioglilingua è una frase studiata appositamente per essere difficile da pronunciare e può diventare un ottimo strumento per esercitare la pronuncia in una lingua straniera. Ascolta e poi prova tu a ripetere. Potresti registrare i tuoi progressi.

SHE SELLS SEA SHELLS ON THE SEA SHORE

FOUR FINE FRESH FISH FOR YOU

LESSON N. 1 The British are punctual. Being late is strange and, in some cases, is considered to be rude. If you are late for an appointment, you must contact the people who are waiting for you. Also, it is less rude to be late to a dinner party at someone’s home than it is to be late to a public meeting (such as dinner at a restaurant). Never jump lines, known as “queues” in UK. Standing patiently in the queue is a normal part of British culture.

POPULAR SAYING

. I proverbi e i modi di dire sono molto frequenti nel parlare comune iglese. Il significato dei modi di dire non è sempre letteralmente comprensibile, perciò è necessario familiarizzare con il loro significato e imparare ad utilizzarli correttamente.

Break a leg Buona fortuna A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush Meglio un uovo oggi che una gallina domani

MY PERSONAL POSTCARD Segui le istruzioni e crea la tua cartolina personalizzata. Completala ed inviala ad un tuo amico o ad una tua amica. Step 1 Choose a thick, sturdy type of paper so it will not be destroyed in the mail. You can use any color paper that you want.

cm. 10

Step 2 Cut the paper to the right dimensions. The regular dimensions are 10 x 15 cm. The postcard must be rectangular.

cm. 15

Step 3 Draw a straight line down the center of the back side, using a ruler. The space on the right will be used to write the address of the recipient, while the space on the left will be used for the message and the greetings.

Step 4 Draw address lines. On the right side of the center line, draw three horizontal lines. This is where you'll write the recipient's name and address. Step 5 Now decorate your front side as you like. You can: ü glue a photo you took. Decorate it with a frame using colored paper. ü make an original drawing of something you saw on your trip and you want to share with your friend. ü cut out words from a magazine and make a word collage.

Step 6 Write a note on the card. Address the card. Stamp and post it.

Per scrivere la tua cartolina guarda l’esempio dato di seguito. nte esiste r e so spes y: r = a y s Glos and sturd tinatario s llo) Thick ent = de uti cobo n a r i l f un Recip ings = sa ttere e e t c e m i ( e Gr corn ancare e= fr Fram mp = af a t To s

LET’S SING! Conosci la canzone “ Happy now” di Kygo? Il video che potrai guardare al link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaIsVnmwdqg è ricco di immagini di paesaggi naturali.

Elenca 10 paesaggi naturali che hai visto nel video. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

WOOD ……………. ……………. ……………. …………….

6. …………….. 7. ……………… 8. ……………… 9. ……………… 10. ………………

Riascolta la canzone e leggi il testo usando il link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-ec1KkAppU. Rispondi alle seguenti domande. 1.

In your opinion what is the song about? ……………………………………………......

What words helped you to understand the song? ……………………………………

What is your favourite line of the song? ……………………………………………...…

In your opinion is it a happy song or a sad song? Why? …………………………...

Did you know that... 1. Kygo’s real name is Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll and his birthday is on 11th September. 2. He is Norwegian but was born in Singapore. 3. Kygo co-wrote “Happy Now” with Sandro Cavazza, a Swedish singer and songwriter. 4. The song was recorded in Los Angeles just before the beginning of the summer of 2018. 5. On the cover of the single there is Kygo’s face. (https://www.kygomusic.com/) 6. He is the first house music producer to perform at an Olympics closing ceremony (Rio 2016).

Quando si viaggia, si possono usare vari tipi di mezzi di trasporto: treno, auto, traghetto, autobus, camper etc… Uno dei mezzi più usati per le lunghe distanze è l’aereo. Le seguenti attività ti aiuteranno a scoprire il lessico e le frasi più comuni per viaggiare in aereo o in treno all’estero. Have you ever travelled by plane? ………………………………………………………………… Did you like it? …………………………………………………………………………………….. Where did you go? ………………………………………………………………………………… How do you usually travel on your summer holidays? ……………………………………………..

Impariamo alcune parole più comuni relative all’aeroporto. Guarda il video usando il link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shGha68qLvY. Abbina i termini in inglese con la loro traduzione in italiano.

1. Departure 2. Take off 3. Escalator 4. Domestic 5. Boarding card 6. Bag tag 7. Customs 8. Passport 9. Security 10. Passenger 11. Lap top 12. Gate 13. Carousel 14. Baggage

A. Computer portatile B. Carta d’imbarco C. Passaporto D. Passeggero E. Scala mobile F. Decollo G. Dogana H. Uscita d’imbarco I. Nastro portabagagli J. Nazionale (volo) K. Bagaglio L. Partenze M. Etichetta bagaglio N. Controllo sicurezza

Word search. Ora cerca le 14 parole nello schema. C U S T O M S X B H O Z U E A B A G T A G P F G C K D S S P G B A M G U E R R D Q G O S C A R O U S E L A R S E T I F J Y P A G D E B E T F O L A P E I N H A Y G G H R T G N G E S C A L A T O R G E X Z D S T T U P I C R P A S S P O R T W A W Y B H Q U S E V R R E D O M E S T I C W D Z

Guardando questo video potrai imparare il lessico principale relativo agli aerei. Usa il link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlZ0XgTUpNk e poi svolgi gli esercizi.

Scrivi la parola inglese usata nel video per tradurre i seguenti vocaboli: 1. Volo ................................................ 2. Cintura di sicurezza ................................................ 3. Giubbetto di sicurezza. ................................................ 4. Aereo ................................................ 5. Uscita dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;imbarco ................................................ 6. Sedile ................................................ 7. Cappelliera ................................................ 8. Bagaglio a mano ................................................ 9. Stiva ................................................ 10. Posto vicino al finestrino ................................................ 11. Schienale ................................................ 12. Atterrare ................................................ 13. Assistente di volo ................................................ 14. Bagno ................................................ 15. Decollo ................................................ Se, invece, ti dovesse capitare di viaggiare in treno in un paese straniero, potrebbe esserti utile scoprire come si dicono in inglese le seguenti parole. Usa questo link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBRv28DXVUM e guarda il video.

Come si dice in inglese? 1. Treno merci 2. Treno passeggeri 3. Posto corridoio 4. Vagone letto 5. Cuccetta 6. Vagone ristorante 7. Controllore 8. Binari 9. Biglietteria 10. In ritardo 11. Salire 12. Scendere

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SEASIDE

Scatta un selfie e incolla la foto. ASIDE ME AT THE SE

SUNSHINE OR ADVENTURE?

Hi! My name is Emily and I live in New York, USA. Last year I went on vacation to the seaside in Southern Spain with my best friends Susan and Lara. We stayed in a four-star hotel which had two wonderful swimming pools. We really enjoyed ourselves and we got great suntans! This year Susan is going on vacation with her family to Turkey and Lara wants to go on an adventure holiday in South America. She doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t really like lazy holidays because she likes exploring new places and learning new things. For me, a holiday means relaxing on the beach, sunbathing and reading a book. I have to make up my mind by next week because we need to book the flights and the accommodation. It will cost $1,500 to go to South America but much less for two weeks in Greece. What kind of holiday do you like? Do you prefer relaxing or exploring?

Rispondi alle domande di Emily.

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Glossar y: tura Suntan= abbronza .................................................................................... To sunbath= prendere il sole a decisione ind= prendere un To make up my m .................................................................................... To book= prenotare alloggio Accommodation=

Ora completa lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;intervista a Emily. Formula le domande: You

Emily

1: ...........................................?

1: My favorite holiday is at the seaside.

2: ...........................................?

2: I went to Southern Spain.

3: ...........................................?

3: I went with my two best friends.

4: ...........................................?

4: Their names are Susan and Kara.

5: ...........................................?

5: She wants to go to South America.

7 Ascolta e ripeti.

8 A. B. C. D. E.

Riordina le seguenti parole e riscrivile sotto lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;immagine corrispondente. Ascolta e controlla. Minsimwg Vawe Shif Chabe reballum Shifing

F. G. H. I. J.

Gindiv Lengikorns Trifassh Salsungess Witussim

1........................

2...................... 3...................... 4...................... 5......................

6...................... 7..................... 8...................... 9......................

10......................

9 Ascolta e ripeti.

Making a new friend. Luca:Hello! My name is Luca. What’s your name? Tom:Hi! My name is Tom. Luca: Where are you from,Tom? Tom: I’m English. I am from Bath in the south west of England. What about you? Luca: I am Italian and I live in Treviso, a historical town near Venice. Is it your first time here in Greece? Tom: Yes! We arrived two days ago. Luca: How long are you staying here? Tom: Two weeks. We are leaving on 16th. Luca: I’m staying just for one week. We rented a flat in the village, near the market square. Tom: We are camping. We are at the Jupiter Campsite. Luca: Is it nice? Tom: Yes! It’s great! It has got two big swimming pools with fantastic water slides and in the evening there is music and there are shows and concerts. There are some good restaurants and shops. Luca: That’s nice! Do you come to this beach every day? Tom: Yes! My parents don’t like the beach in the campsite because it’s too crowded! Here it’s much better! My parents and my sister are over there under the red beach umbrella. They love reading. Luca: I see! My mum is the lady with the red swim suit who is playing with the little boy, my brother Marco. He loves making sand castles! Shall we join them and help make a big castle? Tom: Yes, nice idea!

language functions Trova nel testo le espressioni usate dai personaggi per: 1. Chiedere la durata del soggiorno in un posto ……………………………………........... 2. Descrivere ed indicare una persona ……………………………………………................ 3. Proporre di fare qualcosa …………………………………………………......……………. 4. Accettare una proposta ………………………………………………….....………………. 5. Informarsi su una routine ………………………………………………......……………….. 6. Dare informazione su dove si sta alloggiando ………………………......………………

10 At the ice-cream kiosk. Tom: Luca, I’m going to get an ice cream. Do you want one? Luca: Oh! Yes. I’ll get some money………………. Let’s go! Tom: Good morning can we have two ice creams? Lady: A cone or a cup? Tom and Luca: A cone, please! Lady: What flavours? Luca: Can I have three scoops: chocolate, vanilla and tiramisu? Lady: Here you are! Tom: I’ll have strawberry, mango and lemon. Lady: Ok! Here you are! That’s € 3 each. Tom: Thank you. Good bye!

Cosa significano in italiano? Usa il contesto per capirlo. 1. Cup 2. Flavour 3. Scoop 4. Here you are!

………………………. ………………………. ………………………. ……………………….

Glossar y: e e/fare in modo ch Ensure = assicurar atore Colonist = colonizz Resources= risorse

11 Talking about a video game.

Tom: What are you doing, Luca? Luca: I am playing my new video game. It’s called “Surviving Mars”. Tom: What kind of game is it? Luca: Players must build a colony on Mars and must ensure the colonists can survive. Tom: It sounds interesting! I love simulation games! Luca: To start you have to choose the spacial agency you want to use for the expedition and the budget it offers you and then you choose where on Mars you want to set your colony. Tom: Wow! Are there different levels of difficulty? Luca: Sure! the different parts of Mars have different resources and different dangers. And then you have to choose a mystery to solve on Mars! Tom: Fantastic! Luca: If you want I can show you how to play it! Tom: Thanks! I’d love that!!!

Leggi il seguente regolamento di accesso ad una spiaggia e decidi se le affermazioni sono TRUE o FALSE. 1. I cani non sono ammessi. 2. Non puoi costruire castelli

TRUE

FALSE

di sabbia. 3. Puoi lasciare i rifiuti negli

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

appositi contenitori.

4. Non c’è un bagnino.

TRUE

FALSE

5. è possibile raggiungere la riva con le imbarcazioni.

TRUE

FALSE

6. I bambini sono benvenuti anche senza un adulto.

TRUE

FALSE

7. è obbligatorio ricoprire eventuali buche scavate.

TRUE

FALSE

8. Qualsiasi tipo di gioco è permesso in spiaggia.

TRUE FALSE

The little mermaid

Far out in the ocean the water is as blue as the petals of the loveliest cornflower, and as clear as the purest glass. But it is very deep too. The most marvelous trees and flowers grow down there and all sorts of fish, large and small, dart among the branches. On the deepest spot in the ocean there is the palace of the sea King. Its walls are made of coral and its high pointed windows of amber, but the roof is made of mussel shells that open and shut with the tide, and every shell holds glistening pearls. The sea King was a widower and he lived with his old mother and his daughters. They were six lovely girls, but the youngest was the most beautiful of them all. Her skin was as soft and tender as a rose petal, and her eyes were as blue as the deep sea, but like all the others she had no feet. Her body ended in a fish tail. The whole day long they played in the palace, down in the great halls where live flowers grew on the walls. When the windows were open the fish swam in right up to the little princesses to eat out of their hands and let themselves be petted. Outside the palace was a big garden, with flaming red and deep-blue trees. The youngest princess was an unusual child, quiet and wistful and she loved to hear about the world of humans up above them. "When you are fifteen," her grandmother said, "you will swim up out of the ocean and sit on the rocks in the moonlight to watch the great ships sailing by. You will see woods and towns, too."

"Oh, how I do wish I were fifteen!" she said. "I know I shall love that world up there and all the people who live in it." And at last she was fifteen. "Good-bye," she said, and up she went through the water, as light and as sparkling as a bubble. The sun had just gone down, the air was mild and fresh and the sea calm. A great ship was sailing and there was music and singing on the ship. The little mermaid swam right up to the window of the main cabin, and she could see so many brilliantly dressed people inside. The handsomest of them all was a young Prince with big dark eyes. He was young, no more than sixteen years old. It was his birthday and that was the reason for all the celebration. Oh, how handsome the young Prince was! He laughed, and he smiled and he shook peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hands, while the music rang out in the perfect evening. It got very late, but the little mermaid could not take her eyes off the ship and the handsome Prince.

Glossar y: aliso Cornflower = fiord I rami es = guizzare tra ch an br e th g on Dart am Amber = ambra e nchiglie delle cozz Mussel shells = co Tide = marea ante, scintillante Glistening = luccic Widower = vedovo re e to grow = cresce Grew = past simpl carezzare ac rsi d = lascia tte pe be s lve se Let them Flaming = ardente nico Wistful = malinco 15 anni vorrei tanto avere = en te fif e er w I a bolla I wish = frizzante come un le bb bu a as ng re la mano As sparkli to shake = stringe e pl sim st pa = s Shook hand

Rileggi il testo, disegna il palazzo reale e il giardino e colorali seguendo la descrizione fatta nel brano.

Rispondi alle seguenti domande: 1. 2. 3. 4.

How many people are there in the Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family? ......................................................... What is the youngest daughter like? ............................................................................. Why is it important for a mermaid to be fifteen years old? ..................................... What did she see the first time she swam out of the ocean? ....................................... 7

Crosswords Across 1. A legendary sea creature with the head and upper body of a woman and the tail of a fish. 2. The outside part of molluscs. 5. A large boat fro traveling across the sea 6. Pale light of the moon. 8. A small round white precious object used to make jewellery 2 9. The rise and fall of thesea level. Down 3. Beautiful for a man. 4. Part of an animalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s body. 7. A long way down

13 Rispondi alle domande. Ascolta e controlla le tue risposte e poi leggi il tuo profilo. 1.The oceans cover …………… of the Earth’s surface. A. 60% B. 70% C. 50% D. 90% 2. The

7. Salmon can live in A. fresh water B. sea water C. both 8. A group of fish is called A. a class of fish B. a school of fish C. a pack of fish D. a heard of fish

largest ocean is the A. Atlantic Ocean B. Indian Ocean C. Pacific Ocean D. Antarctic

9. Fish 3. Tides in the sea are affected by the Moon. A. True B. False 4. What is the largest fish in the water? A. Barracuda B. Whale shark C. Blue shark D. Sun Fish

10. The body temperature of a fish is determined by A. the temperature of the water B. the speed of the swimming C. a system of auto regulation

5. Which of the following is NOT a mollusk? A. Oyster B. Clams C. Octopus D. Crab 6. How

many tentacles A. 2 B. 8 C. 10 D. 5

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PLURALS Ricordi la regola grammaticale per la formazione del plurale? Se hai delle difficoltà controlla la seguente tabella. PLURAL NOUNS Regola generale

teacher – teachers

Nomi che terminano in -S, -SS, + ES -SH, -CH, -X, -Z, -O

glass – glasses; box - boxes

Nomi terminanti in Y ü preceduta da vocale ü preceduta da consonante

day – days; city-cities

Nomi terminanti in -F, -FE Nomi irregolari che hanno una forma propria per il plurale

+S + ES - VES

shelf – shelves; knife - knives man/men; woman/women; tooth/teeth; foot/ feet; mouse/mice; person/people; goose/geese; chil/children; penny/pence

Ecco alcune curiosità sulla formazione del plurale di alcuni sostantivi inglesi. Some nouns have a fixed plural form and plural verb.

They are not used in the singular. trousers jeans glasses Some nouns have the same form in singular and plural: thanks fish pesce stairs deer cervo customs swine suino congratulations salmon salmone. Es: The moose is/are migrating. goods sheep pecora moose alce trout trota

Some nouns are plural but need a singular verb

news athletics linguistics darts billiards

Es: Darts is a popular game in England.

Sottolinea la forma corretta. 1. Where are - is my new jeans? 2. Linguistics is - are the study of language. 3. Yesterday I went fishing and I caught lots of salmon - salmons. 4. What time is - are the news? 5. Can you see all those deer - deers over there? 6. His thanks are - is very unexpected. 7.

Customs at the airport is - are very strict.

8. The farm had lots of pigs, goats and sheep - sheeps. 9. Deer - Deers can be dangerous. 10. Athletics is - are my passion.

Completa le frasi con il plurale dei sostantivi dati. potato knife tooth fish shelf child tomato person deer 1. A lot of .......................................... are watching the volleyball match. 2. I clean my ............................................ three times a day. 3. Where are the ...................................? They are on those ......................................... 4. Yesterday I went fishing and I caught a lot of .......................................... 5. My ............................................ love making biscuits with me. 6. We saw lots of ........................................ at the park. 7.

For this recipe you need .................................. and ...................................

Countable and uncountable nouns Ricordi la differenza tra Countable and Uncountable nouns? ü countable nouns sono quei sostantivi che possono essere numerati e quindi hanno una forma plurale (es. table). Essi possono essere usati con l’articolo A e AN. ü uncountable nouns sono invece quei sostantivi che non possono essere numerati o contati e quindi la loro forma non cambia (es. sand). Non possono essere preceduti dall’articolo A o AN.

Decidi se i seguenti nomi sono C (countable) or U (uncountable). 1. Water

...............................

2. Animal

...............................

3. Money

...............................

4. Sugar

...............................

5. Shoe

...............................

6. Gold

...............................

7. Snow

...............................

8. Magazine ............................... 9. Butter

...............................

10. Stone

...............................

Abbina le seguenti espressioni con i sostantivi Uncountable dell’esercizio precedente. Ci sono due espressioni in più. 1. A glass of

...............................

2. A teaspoon of ............................... 3. A nugget of

...............................

4. A cup of

...............................

5. A piece of

...............................

6. A bag of

...............................

A slice of

8. A

............................... flake

Ascolta e completa il testo inserendo le seguenti parole. Ci sono due parole in più.

underground projects sculptures biologists sculptor underwater object island marine

Jason Taylor was born on 12th August 1974 in Dover (England). He is a British .......... ..........................., a marine conservationist, underwater photographer and scuba diving instructor. He is the creator of the world's first ............................... sculpture park – the Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park (in the Caribbean sea off the west coast of Grenada, West Indies) -and underwater museum. He is famous for installing underwater sculptures which develop into artificial coral reefs.

The Rubicon, Lanzarote, Spain

Inheritance, Cancun, Mexico

His works in Grenada are listed among the Top 25 Wonders of the World by National Geographic. His most ambitious ......................................... are the creation of the world's largest underwater sculpture museum, the Cancún Underwater Museum, situated off the coast between Cancún and Isla Mujeres (Mexico) and Ocean Atlas (2014), a 5-metre tall, 60-ton sculpture off the Bahamas.

By the end of 2013, Taylor had placed nearly 700 ........................... around the globe. Taylor lives and works on the ............................. of Lanzarote, Spain, and is working on a new underwater museum for the Atlantic Ocean. Taylor is one of the first artists to integrate contemporary art with the conservation of ........................... life. These underwater artificial coral reefs installations attract lots of tourists and keep them away from natural coral reefs that are suffering effects from marine pollution, global warming, hurricane damage and overfishing, providing the opportunity for the natural reefsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; protection. He works with marine ........................................ and uses ecofriendly and non-polluting materials. You can see some of his works at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oip5M3IJ4bI and at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWiI7AkDX-o

Glossar y: ambientalista Conservationist = e mersioni subacque Scuba diving = im e Occidentali West Indies = Indi ere coralline Coral reefs = barri lia Wonder = meravig lontano re ne te Keep away = ento Pollution = inquinam ale riscaldamento glob Global warming = Damage = danni a eccessiva Overfishing = pesc ogico Eco-friendly = ecol n inquinanti Non-polluting = no

Rileggi il testo e rispondi alle domande. 1.

Who is Jason Taylor? .........................................................................................................

What nationality is he? ......................................................................................................

What did he create in the Caribbean Sea? ...............................................................

Why is he famous? ..........................................................................................................

What does he use to create his sculptures? ....................................................................

What is the aim (scopo) of his underwater sculptures? .................................................

REBUS PUZZLE Il rebus Ă¨ un gioco enigmistico che consiste nel comporre una parola o una frase a partire da figure e da lettere. el + bow = elbow (gomito)

Es: door + bell = doorbell (campanello dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ingresso) Altri rebus usano la posizione delle lettere o la loro dimensione per comporre una parola o frase. Es: FAREDCE

red in face = paonazzo/rosso in viso

15 Ora cerca di risolvere i seguenti rebus, poi ascolta e controlla. 1. A British ritual.

12:00 T

............................................... ...............................................

2. A love message.

3. A bridge that can be up or down, like on a castle.

5. A football event every four years.

..................................... 4. Careful!!! It can sting you in the sea.

...................................

...............................................

1. What do sea monsters eat? Fish and ships 2.

Teacher: Maria, please point to America on the map. Maria: This is it. Teacher : Good! Now students, who found America? Students: Maria!

3. Why aren’t oysters generous?… Because they’re shellfish 4. What is a cetacean’s favourite TV show?… Whale of fortune 5. Why is the sea so strong? Because it has got a lot of mussels 6. How did the ocean say hello to the beach? It waved! 7. What do you get if you cross a fridge with a radio? Cool music!!!

16 You know New York, you need New York, you know you need unique New York.

We surely shall see the sun shine soon

LESSON N.2 Please, thank you, and sorry are normal parts of everyday conversations. Some people are simply confused by how polite British people are. Don't block the escalators. On escalators in stores, airports, the underground or train stations stay on the right, leaving the left side free for passing traffic.

POPULAR SAYING

It's raining cats and dogs Piove a dirotto, a catinelle

Slow and steady wins the race Chi va piano va sano e va lontano

Beach scene centerpiece Ecco unâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;idea per decorare la tua camera con una scena marina. Pochi oggetti e tanta fantasia. Buon lavoro!

Step 1 Find a nice glass, jar or bowl with a flat bottom.

Step 2 Fill it with sand from your favorite beach.

Step 3 Add some seashells, cocktail umbrellas and little figurines.

Step 4 Create your beach scene centerpiece to decorate your room.

Summer jar lamp

Step 1 Find a glass jar.

Step 2 Fill it with sand and place a tea light candle in the middle.

Step 3 Add shells and pebbles from the seashore.

Step 4 Create your jar lamp to decorate you summer dinners.

LET’S SING!

Guarda il video della canzone “Summer song” di Chad and Jeremy usando il link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8AR_ovbwXI

Did you like the song? :..................................................................................................................

Ora leggi il testo al link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfvL2oLeBYs Can you find any rhymes in the song? Can you list them? 1. ............................................................................................................................. 2. ............................................................................................................................. 3. ............................................................................................................................. In your opinion, what is the song about? .............................................................. Did you know that... 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Chad & Jeremy are an English musical duo. Their full names are Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde ”A Summer Song" is a 1964 Top Ten hit. The song features in the movie Men in Black 3. Chad and Jeremy began working together in 1960, and had their first hit song in the U.K. with "Yesterday's Gone". Chad & Jeremy’s songs have a soft, folk-inflected style with hushed and whispered vocals (cantato calmo e bisbigliato).

LET’S LEARN ABOUT CORAL REEFS. Guarda il video sulle barriere coralline. Usa questo link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2BKd5e15Jc

Elenca il nome di alcuni animali citati nel video.

1. ..................................................................... 2. ..................................................................... 3. ..................................................................... 4. ..................................................................... 5. .....................................................................

Come si dice in inglese…? Polipo ..................................................................... Calcare ..................................................................... Rifugio ..................................................................... Alghe ..................................................................... Spugne ..................................................................... Inquinamento .....................................................................

LET’S HELP OUR OCEANS!

Cosa possiamo fare per aiutare i nostri oceani? Guarda il video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFZS3Vh4lfI.

Elenca alcune azioni suggerite nel video che possono essere utili per salvare gli oceani. 1. ………………………………………….

4. …………………………………

2. ………………………………………….

5. ………………………………….

3. ………………………………………….

6. ………………………………….

MOUNTAINS

Scatta un selfie e incolla la foto. tains ME IN THE moun

MOUNTAiN CRAZY!

Hi! Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m Pat and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m from Bath in the south-west of England. My love for the mountains started when I was 5 years old on our first family ski holiday to Austria. My parents are crazy about skiing in winter and about hiking in summer. So we usually spend two weeks in summer and part of our Christmas holidays in the mountains. I definitely prefer the mountains to the seaside. Well! A summer holiday in the mountains means no crowded places, no sleepless nights in airless hotel rooms, no queues and no traffic jams! But lots of fantastic scenery, beautiful views of green trees, wildflowers, streams, clean fresh air, and tons of varied activities. In winter we usually like skiing and last year I tried snowboarding but in summer we like trying new activities every year: mountain biking, rock climbing, walking and hiking. Last summer my parents took me and my brother to a fantastic tree climbing adventure park. It was amazing!!!! Are there mountains near your home town? What can you do and see there? Do you like going to the mountains?

Rispondi alle domande del blog di Pat e scrivi un breve testo. Potresti registrare le tue risposte e creare un video. ............................................................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................... .............................................................................................................................. ............................. Glossar y: r la montagna matto pe Mountain craz y = to Crowded = affolla e Sleepless = insonn o stradale/coda rg go in traffic jam = Stream = ruscello

18 Ascolta e ripeti. Peak Mountain

Cliff

Forest

Treetops

Vall e

Sunlight

Evergreens Moss Waterfalls Rock

Stream

Pebbles Bed 19 Abbina le seguenti parole con lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;immagine corrispondente.

Ascolta e controlla.

1. Binoculars 2. Rock climber 3. Hike 4. Mountain goat 5. Eagle 6. Marmot 7. Hiking boots 8. Rucksack 9. Canteen

Ascolta e ripeti Hiking in the mountain. Asking for information.

Girl: Hello! Can you help me? Man: Yes, of course! Girl: I think we are lost. Man: Where are you going? Girl: We want to get to the Rifugio Fiume. Man: That’s easy. On your right there is the sign for path n.472. You follow it and it will take you straight to Rifugio Fiume. Girl: How far is it from here? Man: Well! It’s about 1h and a half. Girl: Not too far! Man: Are you good hikers? Girl: Well! We’re not bad! We always have holidays in the mountains in summer. Man: The first 20 minutes can be hard because the path is quite steep! Then it gets easier and quite flat. You’ll walk in the wood for 1h and then on a plateau. Girl It sounds nice! Is the Rifugio open? Man: Yes! It’s open every day in summer. Girl: Do they serve food? Man: Sure! They make delicious sandwiches, soups and meat dishes. Their apple strudel is fantastic!!! Girl: We’ll try it, then! Thank you very much for your help! Man: You’re welcome! Have a nice day!

LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS Trova nel testo le espressioni usate dai personaggi per: 1. Chiedere la distanza di un luogo. .................................................................................... 2. Dire di essersi persi.

....................................................................................

3. Dire che la salita è ripida.

....................................................................................

4. Chiedere se è possibile mangiare. .................................................................................... 5. Augurare una buona giornata

....................................................................................

In a shop. Trying a pair of hiking boots.

Shop assistant: Good morning! How can I help you? Customer: I would like to try a pair of hiking boots. Shop assistant: What size? Customer: 39 I think! Shop assistant: Ok! I’ll show you what we have got. Customer: I like those two pairs. Can I try them on? Shop assistant: Sure! Customer: I’m afraid they are too small! Shop assistant: Let’s try a 40! Customer: They are fine. What is the difference between the two pairs? Shop assistant: This pair is waterproof and has got a better grip. It has got a very good ankle support. Customer: How much are they? Shop assistant: Well! They’re a bit more expensive than the other ones but they are much better quality.Ther’re € 120. Customer: Well! A bit expensive, but they are very comfortable. I think I’ll get them. Shop assistant: Very good choice! Glossar y: rreno Grip = presa sul te o Support = sostegn igliore ity = è di qualità m al qu r tte be h uc m It’s derò! = penso che li pren I think I’ll get them

Qual Ă¨ il termine inglese per tradurre le seguenti parole? Rileggi il dialogo e trova la parola. 1. Scarponcino 2. Provare 3. Impermeabile 4. Caviglia 5. Costoso 6. Comodo 7. Scelta

.................................................................................. .................................................................................. .................................................................................. .................................................................................. .................................................................................. .................................................................................. ..................................................................................

Leggi il regolamento di accesso ad un parco nazionale e completa le seguenti frasi con must, mustnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

You You You You You You You You You You

give food to the animals. use the rubbish bins. camp in the park. take photos of animals without the flash. light fires. drive in the park. use the foot paths. use shampoo. leave dogs at home. smoke.

THE TALE OF THE BAMBOO CUTTER

One day a poor bamboo cutter is cutting bamboo when he finds a tiny little child the size of his thumb in the bamboo.

She's incredibly beautiful so he takes her home and raises her with his wife. Later the couple discovers that she's a princess named Kaguya-hime. She's from the Moon - her people sent her to the Earth to protect her from a Celestial war. The father begins to discover nuggets of gold in every bamboo he cuts. The family becomes rich and Princess Kaguya-hime becomes a beautiful woman. The family tries to hide her beauty but soon there are princes from all over the country asking to marry her. She rejects them all. Soon the Emperor himself asks for her hand in marriage. She rejects the Emperor because

she wants to go back to the Moon. Finally the Moon people come to take the Princess in a royal procession from space. The Emperor sends his men to stop the Moon people but they are blinded by a strange light. The Princess writes the Emperor a letter and gives him a special present - the elixir of immortality. If he drinks it he will live forever.

The Moon people put a special feather robe on the Princess that erases her memory of Earth. She departs forever. When the Emperor receives the letter and the gift, he is too depressed to drink the elixir of immortality. He doesn't want to live without her. The Emperor writes her a letter. He tells his men to burn the letter and the elixir of immortality on Japan's highest peak - so that it might reach the Moon. The men follow his orders. To their surprise, once they light the elixir of immortality on fire it never stops burning.

This is how Mount Fuji became a volcano and the name Mount Fuji comes from the Japanese word for immortality “不死 fushi”. The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter is from the 10th century and it's Japan's oldest surviving story. It's also considered one of the world's earliest science fiction stories.

Glossar y: o tagliatore di bambo Bamboo cutter = Thumb = pollice /allevare To raise = crescere Nugget = pepita re To hide = nasconde to ca ce Blinded = ac ca di piume Feather robe = tona lare To erase = cancel To burn = bruciare Peak = cima

Decidi se le seguenti affermazioni sono True, False or Not given? 1.

True False Not given

The little girl has got blond hair

2. She is the bamboo cutter’s daughter 3. The cutter receives a lot of gold from the Princess 4. Nobody wants to marry Kaguyae-hime. 5. The Emperor is in love with the Princess 6. The Emperor drinks the elixir 7.

Kaguyae-hime returns to the Moon on a special carriage

8. Mount Fuji is Japan’s highest peak 9.

Its name means volcano

10. This is a children’s story

Word search puzzle Trova 6 parole presenti nel testo. Le seguenti definizioni potrebbero aiutarti. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

One soft thing which covers a bird’s body. One of your fingers. A person whose job is to cut something. Where the Princess came from. Similar to a king. Destroy by fire.

F E A T H E R O S P H J X E G T B U R N Z M I R M O O N F F F B K X Q C U T T E R W E M P E R O R

Rispondi alle domande. Ascolta e controlla le tue risposte e poi leggi il tuo profilo. 6. Mount Wycheproof, the smallest mountain in the world, is in A. Africa B. Europe C. Australia D. Asia

1. In which country is Mt. Blanc? A. Switzerland B. Finland C. Italy D. Austria

7. The world’s largest glacier, the Lambert glacier, is in A. Antarctica B. Norway C. Argentina D. Canada

2. Where can you find Mt. Kilimanjaro? A. Peru B. Tanzania C. South Africa D. New Zealand

8. Mt. Ararat in Turkey is famous for A. its volcanos B. its peaks C. Noah’s Ark D. its glaciers

3. Which mountain is also an active volcano? A. Pobeda Peak (Siberia) B. Popocatepeti ( Mexico) C. Everest (China/Nepal) D Machu Picchu (Peru)

9. Mauna Kea is A. the tallest mountain in Australia B. an active volcano on the island of Hawaii C. the tallest mountain underwater in the world D. the longest mountain range in Indonesia

4. Mount Everest is ………. high. A. 8,848 m B. 8,611 m C. 8,586 m D. 9,056 m

10. Which one of the following trees doesn’t live in the mountains? A. Silver fir B. Larch C. Chestnut tree D. Willow

5. Which of the followings is the longest mountain range? A. Himalayas B. Andes C. Alps D. Rocky Mountains

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ARTICLES Do not use the before the names of ü continents (North America, Asia) ü mountains (Mount Everest, Mount Blanc) ü islands (Sicily, Antigua,) ü streets (Oxford Street, Wilson Avenue) ü cities and towns (London, Las Vegas) ü states (Italy, Nevada) ü lakes (Lake Victoria, Lake Garda)

Use the before the names of ü ü ü ü ü ü

points on the globe (the Equator, the North Pole) mountain ranges (the Smoky Mountains, the Andes) geographical areas (the East, the Midwest) rivers, seas, and oceans (the Mississippi River, the Atlantic Ocean) deserts and peninsulas (the Mojave Desert, the Balkan Peninsula) groups of lakes (the Great Lakes)

Completa le seguenti frasi con l’articolo the dove necessario. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Milan is in ……… north of Italy. ………. Lake Titicaca is a large deep lake in …………. Andes. I lived in ……………. France for 3 years. ………….. Mt Blanc is the highest mountain in …………. Alps …………….. Pacific Ocean is the deepest ocean. …………. Sahara desert is the largest hot desert in the world. …………. Nile is 6,853 km long and is the longest river in the world. I went on holiday to ………….. Sardinia.

Completa le seguenti frasi con gli articoli the, a, an dove necessario. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Carol’s dad works as ............................... electrician. I like the green T-shirt better than ............................... blue one. The potatoes are 99 pence ............................... kilo. Ben has ............................... terrible headache. Where is ............................... USB drive I gave you last week? Do you still live in ............................... Bristol? I think ............................... man over there is very drunk. I am crazy about reading ............................... detective stories. I left ............................... work at 6 o’cock p.m. We lived in ............................... Church Street for many years.

THE AMERICAN BALD EAGLE

Ascolta e completa il testo inserendo le seguenti parole. Ci sono due parole in piĂš. neck North fourteen salmon human six beak defense Northern

The bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is the national American bird and is the only eagle unique to ..............................America. The word "bald" means "white," not hairless. Bald eagles are found throughout most of North America, from Alaska and Canada to northern Mexico. They live here because of the............................................. Dead or dying fish are important food for all bald eagles. Both male and female adult bald eagles have a blackish-brown back and breast; a white head,....................................., and tail; yellow feet, legs and beak; and pale yellow eyes. A female bald eagle's body length varies from 90 to 94 cm; with a wingspan of 2 m to 2,30 m. The smaller male bald eagle has a body length of 76 cm to 86 cm; with a wingspan from 1,80 m to 2,16 m . An eagle's average weight is 4,5 to ..........................kilos. Northern birds are significantly larger than their southern relatives. Bald eagles live along the coast and on major lakes and rivers where they feed mainly on fish. Bald eagles in the wild can live longer than thirty years, but the average lifespan is fifteen to twenty years. An eagle's eye is almost as large as a..............................â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eye, but is at least four times

sharper than that of a person with perfect vision. Talons are important tools for hunting and ................................ Eagles kill their prey by penetrating its flesh with their talons. Eagles can open and close their talons. The ........................ and talons grow continuously. Glossar y: Hairless = calvo Breast = petto tura alare Wingspan = aper ia Average = in med della vita Lifespan = durata Sharp = acuto Talon = artiglio umento Tool = attrezzo/str Flesh = carne

Rileggi il testo e completa la tabella. MALE

FEMALE

COLOUR SIZE and WEIGHT WINGSPAN HABITAT AGE FOOD SPECIAL FEATURES

BOTH

Elenca le differenze in inglese. Poi ascolta e controlla.

1. .................................................................................................................................................. 2. .................................................................................................................................................. 3. .................................................................................................................................................. 4. .................................................................................................................................................. 5. .................................................................................................................................................. 6. .................................................................................................................................................. 7. .................................................................................................................................................. 8. .................................................................................................................................................. 9. .................................................................................................................................................. 10. .................................................................................................................................................. 11. .................................................................................................................................................. 12. ..................................................................................................................................................

1. Q: What is the easiest way to count a herd of cattle (mandria di mucche)? A: With a cowculator. 2. Q: What does a mountain wear when it gets cold? A: An ice cap. 3. Q: What has four legs, a trunk, and sunglasses? A: A mouse on vacation. 4. Q: What kind of dog always gets a fever? A: A hot dog! 5. Q: What kind of mouse does not eat, drink, or even walk? A: A computer mouse. 6. Q: Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the laziest mountain? A: Mount Ever-rest.

26 How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

A big black bear sat on a big black rug

LESSON N. 3 Before you cross the road you need to look right, left and then right again because in Britain people drive on the left-hand side of the road. So remember that traffic comes from your right-hand side.

Talking about the weather serves as an ice-breaker. When a British person meets a stranger a ‘safe’ subject of discussion is the weather. The function of the conversation is to initiate contact between two individuals. Remember, weather in Britain can be very variable.

POPULAR SAYING

You can't judge a book by its cover Le apparenze ingannano.

Well begun is half done Chi ben comincia è a metà dell'opera.

ROCK PEOPLE During your walks in the woods or along mountain paths, collect stones of different sizes and shapes and turn them into a creative puzzle, like these Rock People. Decorate the different parts and enjoy mixing and matching heads to the bodies. Or make threepart puzzles with heads, bodies, and feet for some extra matching fun! It can be an unusual and hand made present for your friends or family.

Step 1 Wash the stones and let them dry. Step 2 Use a pencil and draw different faces, bodies, clothes and feet.

Step 3 Use some permanent felt pens or paint to colour your drawings. Leave them to dry for a few hours.

Step 4 For a perfect result and to protect the drawing, varnish your stones. In questa fase chiedi aiuto ad un adulto.

LET’S SING Guarda il video della canzone “Earth Song” di Michael Jackson al link https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAi3VTSdTxU e rispondi alle domande.

Did you like the song? .................................................................................................................... What do you think it is about? ...................................................................................................... Do you think there is a happy end in the song? ........................................................................

Ora leggi il testo della canzone usando il link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1lbOgBtE3w.

HUNTING

Completa il grafico con parole chiave presenti nella canzone. Guarda l’esempio dato.

EARTH

Did you know that : 1. 2. 3. 4.

Michael Jackson performed this song for the first time in November 1995 on the German celebrity game show Wanna Bet? This is Jackson’s biggest hit in the UK, selling 1,038,821 copies. The single sold over three million copies in the world. He wrote ‘Earth Song’ when he was in Austria, in a hotel and he was feeling so sad and so worried about the future of our environment. The song is a ballad that includes elements of blues, gospel and opera.

TIPS FOR BACKPACKING. Usa il dizionario e scopri cosa significa la parola “backpacking”. ...................................... Guarda il video al link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lQ9lnd8SME e completa la tabella. Usa i sottotitoli nel video come aiuto. HOW LONG IS SHE TRAVELLING FOR? WHERE IS SHE GOING? WHAT IS SHE PACKING?

1. ...................................................................... 2. ...................................................................... 3. ...................................................................... 4. ...................................................................... 5. ...................................................................... 6. ...................................................................... 7. ...................................................................... 8. ...................................................................... 9. ...................................................................... 10. ................................................................... 11. .................................................................... 12. ...................................................................

WHY IS SHE PACKING 1. FLIP FLOPS 2. WATER PURIFICATION TABS 3. A PILLOW CASE 4. A RAIN JACKET 5. A LOCK?

BECAUSE 1. ...................................................................... 2. ...................................................................... 3. ...................................................................... 4. ...................................................................... 5. ......................................................................

FUN AT THE ADVENTURE PARK! Guarda il video su un parco avventura al link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE1XIaSxRHc e completa lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;esercizio. I sottotitoli possono aiutarti. 1. The Adventure Park is 2. There are 8 parks like this one. 3. They cut trees to build the Park. 4. The Park is for 5. The

different

b. at the beach

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

a. young people. b. expert people. trails

have different colors 6. The Sunshine Trail is 7. The Sunshine Trail includes 4 zip-lines.

a. in New York

TRUE

FALSE

a. difficult

b. easy

TRUE

FALSE

c. on Long Island

c. different age and abilities

c. very difficult

8. Write the word for the following pictures:

.............................................. ..............................................

..............................................

SIGHTSEEING

Scatta un selfie e incolla la foto. G ME SIGHTSEEIN

A great summer HOLIDAY

Hi! My name is Alex and I live in Cambridge. I have just come back from the greatest summer holiday! It was so fantastic I never wanted it to end. I spent eight days in Paris, France. My cousins, Andrew and Jane, went with us. We had a beautiful hotel room in the Latin Quarter. It was very comfortable and it had a balcony with a wonderful view. We visited many famous tourist places. My favourite was the Louvre. I am very interested in art, so that was a special experience for me. The museum is huge, you could spend weeks there. We spent the entire morning! My dad got very tired walking around the museum and every now and then he needed to take some breaks and rest. We had a very good guide and I was fascinated by Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. We took long walks along the river Seine and sat in very elegant cafes. The French food we ate was delicious. My dad said that the wines were tasty, too. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favourite part of the vacation was the hotel breakfast. He loved the croissants! We had so much fun that weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re already planning our next vacation! I would like to go to Rome next year! I have never been to Italy. What about you? What is the best city you have ever visited? What was it like? What do you usually like visiting in a city? Which town or country would you like to visit? Do you usually travel with your family or with your friends?

Scrivi un breve testo rispondendo alle domande di Alex. ........................................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................

in the street Dove potresti trovare i seguenti cartelli? Scrivi un luogo sotto ciascuna immagine. A ...........................

B ..............................

C .................................. D

..............................

........................... .............................. G .............................. H

.............................

29 Cosa Ă¨ possibile visitare in una cittĂ ? Leggi le definizioni e scrivi la parola. Scrivi una lettera per ciascun trattino. Ascolta e controlla. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

A building where there are objects of historical, scientific or artistic interest. M_____ A very important church. C________ An old big building where Kings lived. C_____ A place where you can see a lot of animals. Z__ An event where there are a lot of paintings. E_________ Place where you can buy fresh food. M_____ Area where there are many stores. S_______C_____ Area where you can see ancient monuments. A____________S___ A big garden where there are a lot of plants and trees B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ G _ _ _ _ _ A large house which is the home of very important people. P_____

30 Ora abbina i cartelli di pag. 70 al loro significato. Ascolta e controlla. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Someone will take you to the table. Public canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t use them. The seats are reserved. You can drink without paying. You must use the stairs. You must wait in a line. You canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t give food. There might be fragile objects. Push it if you want to cross the road.

Matching quiz. Completa i messaggi dei seguenti segnali abbinando la prima parte 1-15 con la seconda parte A-O.

1. Fire .................... 2. No .................... 3. Keep .................... 4. Wheelchair .................... 5. Underground .................... 6. Switch .................... 7. Gents .................... 8. Turn .................... 9. First .................... 10. Reserved .................... 11. Speed .................... 12. School .................... 13. Men .................... 14. Bike .................... 15. No ....................

A. Exit B. Aid C. Off D. Fires E. Station F. Left G. Route H. Access I. Diving J. Parking K. Limit L. Crossing M. At work N. Tidy O. Toilet

At the bakery. Buying something to eat. 31 Ascolta e ripeti. Lady: Hello! How can I help you? Customer: I would like something to eat to take away. Lady: Well! We have freshly made sandwiches and rolls with different fillings. Customer: They all look delicious! What fillings have you got? Lady: Tuna and eggs, ham cheese and tomatoes, bacon cheese and mushrooms, grilled vegetables and tofu. Of course, you can have a filling of your choice. Customer: Interesting! And what is that? Lady: That is a leek and mushroom pie. And these are Cornish pastries. They have got beef potatoes and mixed vegetables. We have some without beef as well. Customer: Difficult choice! I think I’ll have a slice of pie, a tuna and egg roll and a vegetarian Cornish pastry. Lady: Would you like to try one of our homemade cakes? Customer: What cakes do you have? Lady: We have a walnut and chocolate cake, a strawberry cheese cake and our traditional apple pie. Customer: I am very tempted by the walnut cake. I’ll have a slice for tonight’s dinner. Lady: That’s £ 13 all together. Customer: Here you are. Thank you. Good bye!

Apple pie

Cornish pastry

Leek and mushroom pie

32 Rileggi il dialogo e cerca parole nel testo che corrispondono alle seguenti

definizioni. Ascolta e controlla.

1. The food inside a sandwich ................................................................................................ 2. Prepared food you buy but eat at home ........................................................................... 3. A long, white vegetable with green leaves on top which smells like an onion .................................................................................................................................................. 4. Food made from soy plant ................................................................................................ 5. Piece of food cut from a larger piece ................................................................................ 6. The meat of cows .................................................................................................................. 7. Made at home and not bought from a shop .................................................................... 8. Large nut with a hard shell ................................................................................................... 33 Food and quantities. Abbina le quantitĂ /contenitori con il cibo corrispon-

dente. Ascolta e controlla.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

A can A piece A loaf A bag A dozen of A jar A jug A carton A tub A bar A bowl A bunch A box A six-pack

A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N.

Soup Crisps Coke Chocolate Beer Bananas Cereal Water Bread Eggs Cheese Honey Milk Margarine

LET’S GO TO THE CINEMA!

Completa il dialogo. Attenzione! Ci sono due opzioni in più. Poi ascolta e controlla.

Mary: What kind of film do you fancy watching? Lucy: ......................................................................................... Mary: We could go to the “Odeon” cinema. Lucy: ......................................................................................... Mary: Let me check! There is “The Mule”, the Clint Eastwood film. Lucy: ......................................................................................... Mary: I want to see something which cheers me up! Lucy: ......................................................................................... Mary: Great idea! I read it’s hilarious! Lucy: ......................................................................................... Mary: Sure! The 6 o’clock show? Is that ok for you? Lucy: ......................................................................................... Mary: Fine! We can try the new one in George Road. A. That’s fine for me! And then we can have something to eat in a pub. B. Yes, it’s nice and comfortable there! What’s on? C. It’s very expensive! Do you agree? D. Whatever! It’s up to you! Nothing too soppy or dreadful! E. I love movies! F. Shall I ring the cinema and book two tickets for tonight? G. I saw it last week with Sam. It’s quite depressing! h. Well! What about “Crazy Rich Asians” by Jon M. Chu? Glossar y: ’s your decision” you “It’s up to you” - “it ching?” - “what do at w y nc fa u yo “What do want to watch?” l tic, very sentimenta Soppy - too roman fear and shock Dreadful - causing y funny Hilarious - extremel

GUESS THE TITLE Sometimes, the difficult part of a movie to translate is the title. For example the title of the film “MAD CITY” with John Travolta and Dustin Hoffman is not translated “CITTA’ MATTA” in Italian but “ASSALTO ALLA NOTIZIA” as the film is about the sensationalism of American newspapers.

MATCHING QUIZ!

Abbina il titolo in inglese con quello in italiano. Ascolta e controlla. 1.

Down and Dirty

Le strade della vita

Silent Night

Brutti sporchi e cattivi

Love Meetings

Comizi d’amore

Undermind

Il tango della gelosia

Rare Birds

La caduta degli dei

Wild River

Il mio uomo è una canaglia

Born to win

Due cuori e una cucina

Pizza Triangle

Confini di guerra

The Damned

Doppia identità

Fango sulle stelle

10. Crossroads

1………2……….3………4………5…….6………7……….8…………9………….10…….....

AT THE RAILWAY STATION. BUYING A TRAIN TICKET.

36 Ascolta e ripeti. Boy: Good morning! Lady: Good morning! How can I help you? Boy: I would like a ticket to Oxford. Lady: Single or return? Boy: A return ticket, please. Lady: Day return or period return? Boy: I’m coming back tonight. So a day return, please. Are there any reductions for students? Lady: Yes, there is a special discount for students between age 15 and 25 and children under 15. Boy: Then, can I have a reduced ticket, please? Lady: Can I see your identity card or passport, please? Boy: Of course! Here you are! Lady: Fine, thanks! How would you like to pay? Boy: Cash, please. Lady: That’s £19. Boy Here you are! Lady: Your ticket, sir. Boy: Thanks! What time is the next train? Lady: It leaves in 15 minutes. Boy: What platform? Lady: The train arrives on platform 4. Boy: How long does it take to get to Oxford? Lady: Well, about 45 minutes. Boy: Thank you very much for your help. Lady: You’re welcome! Have a nice journey!

LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS Trova nel testo le espressioni usate dai personaggi per: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Chiedere un biglietto di andata e ritorno. ....................................................... Chiedere un biglietto ridotto. ............................................................................. Augurare buon viaggio. ..................................................................................... Chiedere a che ora parte un treno. ................................................................. Chiedere quanto tempo dura il viaggio. ......................................................... Dire prego. ........................................................................................................... Chiedere la modalitĂ di pagamento. ..............................................................

Questo Ă¨ un biglietto del treno. Osserva attentamente e rispondi alle domande.

1. How much does the ticket cost? .......................................................................................... 2. Can the passenger travel in a business class or standard class? .................................. 3. Who can travel with this ticket? .......................................................................................... 4. Where is the passenger departing from? .......................................................................... 5. What is the destination? ....................................................................................................... 6. When can the passenger travel? ........................................................................................ 7. Can the passenger use the ticket to come back? Why? ................................................ 8. Has the passenger got a booked seat (posto prenotato)? .............................................

Around the World in 80 Days Around the World in Eighty Days is an adventure novel by the French writer Jules Verne. It was published in 1873. The book has been adapted or reimagined many times in different forms: films, TV and radio programs, video gamesâ&#x20AC;Ś There are three video games based on the story of Verne: Around the World in Eighty Days developed by Pick Up & Play for Mobile phones, and by Saffire Corporation for Game Boy Advance; 80 Days developed by Frogwares in 2005 for Windows; 80 Days released by Inkle on iOS platforms on July 31, 2014 and Android on December 16, 2014. It was released on Microsoft Windows and OS X on September 29, 2015. 37 Leggi e ascolta. Mr. Phileas Fogg is a wealthy man who lives in London and he spends most of his time at the Reform Club, an exclusive social organization. He has a new domestic servant, a Frenchman named Passepartout. One day at the Reform Club, he makes a bet with the other club members that it is possible to go around the world by train and steamer in just eighty days, and that he himself can do it. They bet 20,000 pounds. So Mr. Fogg and Passepartout leave right away to circumnavigate the globe. Glossar y: enestante Wealthy = ricco/b re una scommessa Makes a bet = fa Bid = scommettere ediatamente Right away = imm vapore Steamer = nave a to dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;arresto Warrant = manda

At the Suez Canal, where Mr.Fogg and Passepartout will take a steamer to Bombay, there is a detective named Fix waiting for them. Mr Fogg has been accused of robbing the Bank of England. Fix follows Fogg and Passepartout on the steamer Mongolia to India, where he hopes to receive a warrant to arrest Fogg as the robber.

The steamer arrives in Bombay two days earlier, but the arrest warrant has not yet arrived. While waiting for the train that will take them across India from Bombay to Calcutta, Passepartout visits a Hindu temple, hoping to see some of the city's sights before they rush off again. But he doesn’t know that because he is a Christian, he can’t enter the temple; in addition, he enters it with shoes on, which is also not allowed. Fortunately he escapes the anger of the priests and arrives at the train station in time. On the train, Fogg and Passepartout meet Sir Francis Cromarty, an Englishman who lives in India. Passepartout spends most of the time looking out the window at the wild jungles of India. But suddenly, the train stops because there are 50-miles of track that is not yet finished, and passengers must find their own transportation to the next station where they can board a train again. In a nearby village, Fogg buys an elephant from an Indian man and hires a Parsee guide to lead them. The group, now including Sir Francis, starts off on the elephant, and after camping for a night they meet a group of tribal Indians preparing to sacrifice a young woman, the wife of a Prince who has just died. Fogg decides to try and save her. Passepartout disguises himself as the dead prince's corpse and manages to jump up and grab Aouda before they can throw her on the funeral pyre. They arrive in Calcutta, but are immediately arrested. Fix arrests them because Passepartout broke the law in Bombay by entering the Hindu temple. Fogg pays a large sum of money, Passepartout is free and they get on the steamer to Hong Kong. Fix follows them because he knows that Hong Kong is the last bit of British territory they step into, and therefore the last chance to arrest Fogg. Glossar y: via Rush off = andare so/autorizzato Allowed = permes Anger = rabbia Track = binari rdo Board = salire a bo inanze Nearby = nelle vic re ia Hires = nolegg sferitesi in ità di persiani tra un om C . rsi Pa = Parsee lo India nell’VIII seco travestirsi = lf se Disguises him re Corpse = cadave funeraria Funeral pyre = pira piede Step into = mettere à Chance = possibilit

Scegli lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;alternativa corretta. 1. Mr Fogg is A.

a rich man

a servant

a detective

2. Mr Passepartout is from A.

England

Belgium

France

3. Mr Fogg decides to A.

travel to India

circumnavigate America

circumnavigate the world

4. He travels by A.

train and steamer

train

elephant

5. Mr Fix wants to arrest A.

Mr Passepartout

Mr Fogg

Mr Fogg and Mr Passepartout

6. Mr Passepartout offends A.

the Indian priests

Indian law

the Indian religion

7. Mr Passepartout canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t visit the temple because A.

he is late for the train

he is not Hindu

he is not Indian

8. Mr Fogg buys an elephant because A.

the train is too slow

the railway is not finished

a tribe attacked the train

9. Mr Passepartout saves A.

a prince

a Parsee guide

a lady

10. Mr Passepartout is arrested because A.

he entered a temple

he was a robber

he killed the prince

Leggi le definizioni e completa il cruciverba. Il testo appena letto puĂ˛ aiutarti. Across 1. Boat or ship which moves by steam power.

2. A building used to worship gods in some religions. 5. An organization of people with common interests, who meet regularly. 6 An official document which gives the police permission to arrest a person. 7. A strong feeling to hurt someone. 3

Down 3. 4. 8. 9.

Someone who discovers information about crimes. Very very rich. A large pile of wood where a dead body is burned in some parts of the world. Money that you risk on the result of an event or a competition.

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38 Rispondi alle domande. Ascolta e controlla le tue risposte e poi leggi il tuo profilo. 1. What is the capital of Cuba? A. Havana B. Trinidad C. Bogota

6. The Brooklyn Bridge in New York was completed in A. 1988 B. 1883 C. 1900

2 Where can you visit the Guggenheim Museum? A. London B. Paris C. New York

7. The Victoria Falls are in A. Venezuela B. Canada C. Zimbabwe

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8. “Fish and chips” is typical A. in Germany B. in Spain C. in Britain

national animal of Brazil is ................ A. the lion B. the jaguar C. the puma

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ADJECTIVES

Usa il tuo dizionario di inglese e cerca 3 aggettivi per ciascuno dei seguenti sostantivi. 1. Homework

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2. School trip

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3. Film

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4. Friend

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5. House

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6. Grandmother .................................................................................................................... 7. Food

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Order of adjectives

Se prima di un sostantivo ci sono più aggettivi, essi vanno inseriti in un ordine specifico. Per esempio l’aggettivo che descrive un’opinione ( es. amazing) va scritto prima di altri più neutri (e.g. red). La tabella ti illustra l’ordine con cui gli aggettivi vanno scritti prima di un sostantivo. Ricorda, inoltre, che gli aggettivi in inglese non variano nel genere e nel numero. order 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

relating to opinion size physical quality shape age colour origin material type purpose

examples unusual, lovely, beautiful big, small, tall thin, rough, untidy round, square, rectangular young, old, youthful blue, red, pink Dutch, Japanese, Turkish metal, wood, plastic general-purpose, four-sided, U-shaped cleaning, hammering, cooking

Es: Panettone is a round (4), Italian (7), bread-like (9) Christmas cake.

Scrivi gli aggettivi nell’ordine corretto per completare le seguenti frasi. Poi ascolta e controlla.

1. What a …………………………………………. Chinese vase! little - Chinese - old - beautiful

2. I visited an……………………………… cave in Mexico. long

- amazing - dark - Prehistoric

3. We had a ride on a …………………………….. bus. English - typical - old - double decker

4. The store had a lot of …………………………………. objects. interesting - antique - Greek

5. We went for a two-week cruise on an ………………………. ocean liner. Italian - incredible - brand-new - huge

6. I was surprised to receive a ………………… Labrador puppy for my birthday. 7.

cute - eight-week-old - little - golden

They went on holiday to a ………………………. chalet.

small - wooden - beautiful - comfortable

8. On holiday my dad bought a ……………………………………….. suit. woollen - British - fabulous

9. We saw an ……………………………………….. castle. old - Scottish - fortified - circular - unusual

10. At the zoo I saw an …………………. animal.

amazing - colourful - small - friendly

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Ripassa la regola per formare i comparativi (uguaglianza, minoranza, maggioranza) e i superlativi nel tuo libro di testo. Ora leggi le seguenti frasi e scegli se usare il comparativo o il superlativo dell’aggettivo dato tra parentesi. 1. My dad cooks …………………………………. my mum. (good) 2. In that restaurant you can buy ………………………… tiramisu in the town. (delicious) 3. Scorpions are …………………………………………spiders. (dangerous) 4. Vegetables are………………………………… chips. (healthy) 5. Fifth Avenue is …………………………… shopping street in New York (expensive) 6. Leo is ………………………… Luca. (funny) 7. Helen was ……………………. girl at the party. (pretty) 8. I think that English is ………………………… Maths. (difficult) 9. Tower Bridge is …………………………. bridge in London. (famous) 10. Sam’s test was …………………………… my test. (bad)

THE WORLD’S WEIRDEST TOURIST ATTRACTIONS 40 Ascolta e completa il testo inserendo le seguenti parole.

Ci sono due parole in più.

graffitied store Coffee buildings photographer ceremonies desert tourist silver valley mountains photography people N. 1 Prada in the Desert, Texas, USA It was very strange that Texas, the biggest state in USA, didn’t have a Prada ................. So the artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset decided to make a sculpture which looked like a store. It is without a door and is located in the Valentine .....................of West Texas, about 42 km from the town of Marfa. The windows show real shoes and bags but you can’t go in the store and can’t try or buy them! The installation was inaugurated on October 1, 2005. Unfortunately the night the sculpture was completed, vandals ..................... the exterior, and broke into the building stealing handbags and shoes. The sculpture was quickly repaired and repainted. Glossar y: Weird = bizzarro igliare Look like = assom e l’ingresso Break into = forzar Steal = rubare

N. 2 Island of the Dolls, Xochimilco, Mexico You can find old and broken dolls of various styles and colour throughout the island. The owner of the island Julián Santana Barrera began to hang them from trees and ..................... to protect the island from evil spirits. Julián believed that dolls helped to chase away the

spirit of a girl drowned years before. He found the dolls in the garbage or in the canals of Cuemanco and collected them for fifty years. After Barrera’s death in 2001the area became a popular ......................................... attraction where visitors bring more dolls. The locals describe the island as “charmed" and tourists say that the dolls whisper to them. A professional .................................... visited the island in 2015 and described it as the "creepiest place she has ever visited”. The dolls are still on the island, which is accessible by boat. The island was shown on the Travel Channel show Ghost Adventures and the Amazon Prime show Lore. Glossar y: ertutto Throughout = dapp ere To hang = append o Evil = malvagi nere lontano Chase away = te ta Drowned = annega zia di on m im Garbage = ta ta Charmed =incan igliare To whisper = bisb paura Creepiest = che fa

N. 3 Karni Mata Temple, Deshnok, India Karni Mata Temple is a Hindu temple in Rajasthan, India. It is also known as the Temple of Rats. The ........................................... of Deshnok believe in the legend that the rats which occupy the Karni Mata Temple, are members of Karni goddess' family. In fact they believe that this family took the form of rats in 14th century. Now the town has a rat population of 20,000 - all of which are considered sacred and are looked after with food and refuge in the temple. These holy rats are called kabbas, and many people travel great distances to pay their respects. Eating food nibbled by the rats is considered to be a "high honour”. If one of the rats is killed, it must be replaced with another one made of ................................... The temple is opened to the public early in the morning at 04:00 and people offer prasad, a sweet holy food. N.4 Yunessun Spa Resort, Kowakudani, Japan

Glossar y: Goddess= dea cudire To look after = ac t = onorare ec sp To pay their re ucchiato Nibbled = mangi Holy = sacro

The Yunessun Spa Resort in Japan is a spa theme park but its theme baths are unique in the world. The complex offers a number of theme spas such as the Roman-styled Ancient Roman Bath or Mediterranean

Sea, including open-air baths with picturesque views of the Hakone ..........................., exciting water slides and waterfalls. But what makes Yunessun Spa Resort unique are the drink-themed attractions. More than just coloured water, these pools are filled with real drinks. There is the Green Tea Spa, where visitors can relax in a pool filled with tea, Red Wine Spa, a Japanese Sake Spa, a .................................. Spa, and a pepper-water filled Ramen Noodle Spa. Each themed bath also features over-sized drink containers associated with the bath, as you can see in the picture. Each day there is the coffee- and wine-pouring .............................. but be warned, more juice ends up on the spectators than in the spa! Baths can be both relaxing and fun but Yunessun has finally created baths that can make people hungry!

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Leggi le seguenti frasi e decidi se si riferiscono all’attrazione 1, 2, 3 o 4. Poi trascrivi la parte del testo che motiva la tua scelta. Guarda l’esempio. 1. You can visit it by boat.

Attraction n. 2 - “accessible by boat”

2. These animals are holy.

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3. It is a frightening place.

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4. They are not on sale.

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5. People can bath in coffee.

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6. You can look at the mountains.

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7. It is an art work.

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8. There are enormous bottles.

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9. It is a man’s collection.

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10. You can be proud if you eat their food. ........................................................................ 11. They protect the place.

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12. There isn’t another place like this one.

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13. You may get hungry.

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14. It is a female god.

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15. It was destroyed.

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Riesci a risolvere i seguenti rompicapo? Motiva la tua scelta â&#x20AC;Ś in inglese ovviamente! 1.What comes next?

Why? ................................................................................................................................................ ............................................................................................................................................................ Move one glass to make a row of alternately full and empty glasses. Which one do you move?

Q: What stays in the corner, but travels around the world? A: A stamp!

Q: Where do pencils come from? A: Pennsylvania!

Q: Teacher: What can you tell me about the Dead Sea? A: Student: I didn't even know it was sick!

Q: What country do French Fries come from? A: Greece.

Q: Where do Maths teachers go on vacation? A: To Times Square.

Q: Where do crayons go on vacation? A: Color-ado!

Q: Where do eggs go on holiday? A: New Yolk City.

8. Q: Where do sheep go on vacation? A: To the Baaaaaahamas.

If a dog chews shoes, whose shoes does he choose?

Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t fuzzy, was he?

LESSON N. 3 The British are one of the largest tea consumers in the world. Tea is usually black tea served with milk and sometimes with sugar. It is usually drunk in a mug. Tea breaks are an essential part of the working day. To make a nice cup or mug of tea you can use teabags or tea leaves. Tea is prepared following five cardinal rules: ü warm the teapot with boiling water, ü add one teaspoon of tea per person plus one for the pot, ü pour hot water onto the leaves, ü brew for three up to five minutes, ü stir once and serve.

BE A MASTER ART RECYCLER!

Rodney “Rodrigo” Mc Coubrey was an American surfer. After living in Australia, Bali, South Africa, he decided to go to live on a remote beach where he discovered the large quantity of trash that covered the beautiful beaches. He decides to combine his passion for the arts with his love for the ocean. He is now a famous “recycle artist” who is trying to help the environment. The materials he uses in his works are primarily recycled and found objects.

If you want to learn more about Rodney you can use the following link https://www.rodrigosrecycledart.com/biography. Glossar y: Remote = far away aste Trash = rubbish w discovered ple verb to find = ci rti pa st pa = d Foun

Vuoi provare a diventare un artista del riciclo? Puoi aiutare lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ambiente e liberare la tua creativitĂ . Buon divertimento! You can use

plastic bottles bottle corks. fishing net

ice cream cups

bottle caps

plastic spoons

CDs

bottons

Here there are some ideas.

Ricordati di chiedere aiuto ad un adulto quando usi aghi, forbici, oggetti affilati e pittura.

LET’S WATCH AND SING!

Have you ever watched the film “ Madagascar 2”? Did you like it? ………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Abbina i nomi con i personaggi del film e con le loro caratteristiche. Alex or Alakay Marty Melman Gloria Skipper Re Julien XIII Mortino Mason

LION CHIMPANZEE GIRAFFE ZEBRA LEMUR PENGUIN HIPPO MOUSE LEMUR

OPTIMISTIC AND DREAMER EGOCENTRIC AND VAIN MATERNAL AND NICE PARTIES-LOVING FRIENDLY AND ALTRUIST ELEGANT AND REFINED SCARED AND ANXIOUS

Who is your favourite character? Why? ................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................... Ora guarda il video usando il link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7F5NUNCaow Where are the characters? What are they doing? ................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................

Ora riascolta “Travelling song” di will.i.am. e leggi il testo al link https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=dRODzIsPlVU Ora completa alcune frasi della canzone con una delle parole date. Ci sono due parole in più. 1. I’m fish out of ………………………………… 2. I ………………. my people 3. Feeling out of …………………………….. 4. They got ……………….. fever 5. I’m home feels like I’m in …………………………… 6. I’ve been …………………………forever

Place Heaven Love Water Travelling Name Jungle Need

Did you know that: Will.i.am. is short for William James Adams, Jr.. He is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, DJ, record producer and voice actor. He starred in Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa as the voice of the character Moto Moto. Will.i.am played John Wraith in his major film debut, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, a prequel to the X-Men film series. In January 2011, Intel Corp. , an American technology company, named will.i.am as director of creative innovation, for developing smartphones, tablets and laptops. In January 2012, he appeared on the BBC TV series Top Gear, where he announced he was starting his own car company called IAMAUTO.

STARBUCK’S EXPERIENCE! Una dei luoghi preferiti dai turisti all’estero è Starbucks, una catena americana di punti vendita di caffè. Ordinare un caffè o un cappuccino da Starbucks può diventare un’impresa difficilissima se non si conosce la terminologia usata per indicare bevande, dimensioni, caratteristiche della bevanda etc… Ecco alcuni video che potranno aiutarti a scoprire il mondo e la lingua di Starbucks. Buona visione! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTvOL7EszHc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-jIvacpsxI&t=31s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTvOL7EszHc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m29OuZfsorA

Se vuoi scoprire il menu tipico di un punto vendita Starbucks puoi consultare la pagina ufficiale https://www.starbucks.com/

SuMMER fun 2 In vacanza con l’inglese

di lingua inglese per « Non è il tradizionale eserciziario ento per: le vacanze, ma è un nuovo strum ü imparare cose nuove e attuali ürisolvere intriganti rompicapo ügiocare con le parole ücreare oggetti ü comprendere video ü leggere storie divertenti.

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