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At home: rooms, “Where are you?” and “Where’s the …?”

Lessons 24–26 · 3 lessons · Guess What! 1 Student’s Book, Uzbekistan edition. Cambridge University Press
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Where are you? I’m in the …

Student’s Book pp. 48–49
GoalAnswer “Where are you?” with “I’m in the …”.
New words
where are you? · qayerdasan?I’m in the … · men … damanshe’s in the … · u (ayol) … dahe’s in the … · u (erkak) … da
Explanation

When looking for someone: “Where are you?” Answer: “I’m in the kitchen.” About another person: “Where’s your mom?” — “She’s in the bedroom.” For a man or boy: “He’s in the yard.”

Worked examples
— Where are you, Sevara? — I’m in the living room!
— Where’s your dad? — He’s in the yard.
Class activity

“Hide and seek”: the classroom corners are labeled as rooms. A child goes to a corner; the class asks “Where are you?” and the child answers “I’m in the …”.

Practice
1
You are in the kitchen. “Where are you?”
2
Your grandma is in the yard. “Where’s your grandma?”
3
Your brother is in the bathroom. “Where’s your brother?”