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Say the order that people do these things when they travel by plane. \nFirst you go to the check-in desk,…. Then you …. Next you … \n 3A school and university subjects \n\n| | page 29 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1 A Match the subjects (1–18) with the pictures (A–R). \n1 art \n2 business studies \n3 dance \n4 drama \n5 economics \n6 education \n7 engineering \n8 geography \n9 history \n10 information technology (IT) \n11 languages \n12 law \n13 maths \n14 medicine \n15 physical education (PE) \n16 politics \n17 science \n18 tourism \nB VB3.01 | Look atthe pictures again. Listen and repeat. \nC Work in pairs and take turns. Student A: Say a sentence (1–7). \nStudent B: Say which subjects are best for your partner. \nA: ‘I like working with numbers.’ \nB: I think the best subjects for you are maths, engineering or … \n1 I like working with numbers. \n2 I’m interested in machines. \n3 I like learning about different cultures. \n4 I want to do great things for my country. \n5 I want a job that makes lots of money! \n6 I want to help people. \n7 I love going to the theatre and to galleries. \nD Work with other students. Tell eachother which subjects you are studying atthe moment and/or which subjects you’d like to study. Give reasons. \nI’m studying … \nIn the future I’d like to study … because … \nC \nF \nI \nL \nO \nR \nVOCABULARY BANK VOCABULARY BANK VB \n3C location, position and movement \n\n| | page 32 |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1 A Match the prepositions (1–8) with the pictures (A–H). \n1 above \n2 around \n3 inside \n4 into \n5 onto \n6 out of \n7 outside \n8 over \nA \nE \nB \nF \nC \nG \nD \nH \nB VB3.02 | Look at the pictures again. Listen and repeat. \nC Work in pairs and take turns. Student A: Point at one of the pictures. Student B: Say the preposition. \n2 A Match the words and phrases (1–8) with the pictures (A–H). \n1 away from \n2 beside \n3 forwards \n4 inside out \n5 together \n6 towards \n7 up and down \n8 upside down \nA \nE \nB \nF \nC \nG \nD \nH \nB VB3.03 | Look at the pictures again. Listen and repeat. \n3 Work in pairs and look atthe picture below. Student A: Close your book. 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You can use the prepositions more than once. \nbetween from in of on to \n1 Branville’s the border Wetland and Tinato. \n2 Denville’s the south coast Tinato. \n3 Endfield’s the other side the sea Denville. \n4 Allentown’s the northwest Wetland, but not the coast. \n5 The airport’s the east Allentown. \n6 You pass through Fanwood the way from Allentown the south coast of Wetland. \nB Match each place in bold in Ex 1A with a place on the map (a–k). \nBranville: f \nC Work in pairs. Student A: Choose a place on the map (a–k) and describe its location. 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