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Review: Units 5 and 6
Textbook: pp. 78–79
GoalReview Units 5 and 6: food, how often, health, “Can you …?”
New words
pasta, soup, salad · ovqatalways, sometimes, never · tez-tezheadache, cough · og‘riqWhat’s the matter? · savol
Explanation
Let’s review. Unit 5: food (pasta, soup, salad, nuts), always / usually / sometimes / never, “How often do you have … for lunch?”, “How much is / are …?”. Unit 6: pain words (headache, cough, cold), “What’s the matter?”, “Do you have …?”, “Can you … today?”, “Are you OK?”. Join them: “I never have cold drinks when I have a sore throat.”
Worked examples
I usually have soup for lunch. Today I have a cough, so I can’t play football.
How often does he have pasta? What’s the matter with him?
Class activity
“Question relay”: two teams. Questions in turn: How often …? What’s the matter? Can you … today? One point for each correct answer.
Practice
1
Ask: how often do you have salad?
How often do you have salad?
2
Say the problem: a stomachache.
I have a stomachache.
3
You can’t play today. Say it with a reason.
I can’t play today. I have a cold.
4
“Always” and “never” in English:
always, never