Unit
6
Is this what I need?
Get ready to read
• Discuss the answers with the class. Read out each sentence
in turn and get students to raise
their hand if this sentence
is true for their country. You can then ask students if there is
anything else you can do at a chemist’s in their country.
• Ask if anyone has ever forgotten or lost their wash bag. What
did they do? Write a list with the class of the things they
would
need to buy, e.g. toothbrush.
A
I’ve forgotten my toothpaste
1
Look at the example with the class. Then look at label 2
together and ask students to fi nd the name of the product.
Students can do this exercise in pairs. They can either work
together to fi nd
the products on the labels, or they can work
on their own and then compare answers.
2–5
Students can do these exercises in pairs. Check answers.
Class bonus
Round off the activity by asking individual students to describe
one item each to the rest of the class.
The other students have
to identify the item.
Extra practice
If you are teaching a monolingual group in their own country,
students could also go to the local chemist’s and look at the
labels on products.
More activities
1
Students work in pairs. They take turns to mime using the
products in Exercise 1. The other student has to say which
item they are using.
2
Write some pairs of US and
GB words in random order on
the board. For example:
toilets, autumn, fl at, pavement,
lorry, underground
(GB),
restroom, fall, apartment,
sidewalk, truck, subway
(US). Students have to put the
words into pairs and decide which word is British English
and which is American English.
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