New Dynamic English Module 4 Unit 2 Lesson

Max in London Work with a partner. Decide which of the events below are

Possible? A: The sky is cloudy. B: It might rain. A: Where’s your mother?

Robots in the home How will technology affect our lives in the future? Some

Words of certainty and uncertainty Certain Uncertain absolutely, clearly, certainly, definitely, likely, obviously, probably,

Are you sure? She allegedly stole his money. He is absolutely sure he saw

Let’s take the bus 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. When does the

Summary o Name three things you learned in the lesson. o Think of a

Homework Use the Internet to find out how a tourist can go from London

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New Dynamic English Module 4 Unit 2 Lesson 1

Max in London Work with a partner. Decide which of the events below are certain and which are uncertain. 1. 2. 3. 4. Max may decide to take a bus Hotel rates are cheaper at the weekend He is going to get a discount Max won’t be able to see the countryside if he takes the underground 5. Max isn’t sure what he will do 6. He might take a taxi

Possible? A: The sky is cloudy. B: It might rain. A: Where’s your mother? B: I don’t know. She may be in the kitchen. A: Will Max take the underground? B: He might not if he wants to see the countryside. A: My grandfather has bought a lottery ticket. B: Oh, he could be a millionaire!

Robots in the home How will technology affect our lives in the future? Some people think that robots will be important. For example, some families of the future may have a robot in their homes. These robots will probably prepare food and clean the house. They might also care for young children and may take care of sick people in hospitals. Scientists are already teaching robots to speak and to move like humans. As a result, robots might behave more like humans in the future. They might also be able to show emotions such as happiness or anger. Would you like to have a robot in your home?

Words of certainty and uncertainty Certain Uncertain absolutely, clearly, certainly, definitely, likely, obviously, probably, surely, undoubtedly allegedly, hopefully, hypothetically, perhaps, possibly, reportedly, theoretically, unlikely

Are you sure? She allegedly stole his money. He is absolutely sure he saw her steal the money. Clearly, she is the thief. Hypothetically, she is guilty.

Let’s take the bus 1

Let’s take the bus 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. When does the bus leave for…? Where is the bus station please? How many stops before…? When is the next bus for…? How much is the fare to…? How often does the bus for…leave?

Summary o Name three things you learned in the lesson. o Think of a new word you learned today. Can you use it in a sentence? o Which language point do you need to study again?

Homework Use the Internet to find out how a tourist can go from London Heathrow airport to London city centre. Find out about cost, convenience and speed. Decide which type of transport you would choose and why.