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Unit 2
           A hard life                      Reading




          Warmer
          Draw a horizontal line on the board    2    A HARD                             OBJECTIVES
          and write today at the far end of
          the line. Divide the line into four         LIFE                               FUNCTIONS:
                                                                                         talking about the past
          sections and write from right to                                               GRAMMAR:
          left: 21st century; 20th century;                                              narrative tenses (review); would and
                                                                                         used to
          19th century; 18th century.                                                    VOCABULARY:
          Check students are clear that the                                              descriptive verbs; time periods
          20th century refers to 1900–1999,               04  Watch the video and think:
          and so on. Divide the class into                   would you like a demanding job
                                                             when you leave school?
          small groups and ask them to think
          of at least two historical events that
          occurred in their country (or abroad)
          for each century. You could set this
          up as a competition. The first group
          to write down two events for all four
          centuries wins.

             04 Get          ing
          Play the video and discuss the
          question with your class.

          1  Before students do the task,
            get them to cover the article
            on page 21 and just look at the
            title and pictures and answer the
            questions. Write their ideas on
            the board. When they read to
            check, set a three-minute time
            limit to encourage them to skim
            the article quickly and not to
                                                                                 2.01   Read and listen to the article. Write
            focus on every word.                    READING                  3   R (Ramsay) or P (Prince) after each statement.
            Suggested answers: 1 People being    1  Look at the pictures and answer the questions.  1  Showed no discrimination
            held as slaves, slaves being treated   1  What do the pictures illustrate?  2  Tried to escape their life
                                                   2  Where were the people from?
            cruelly on a ship, slaves being sold at   3  What happened to them?  3  Was separated from their parents when only a child

                                                                               4  Came from a family of slaves
            auction   2 Africa   3 They were sold   2  Read the article quickly. What is the big   5  Was not popular with the local slave owners
            as slaves.                             difference between James Ramsay and   6  An event on a ship changed their life
                                                   Mary Prince?                7  Their life became the subject of a book
                                                                               8  Helped slaves with their medical problems
          2  Set a time limit of two minutes
            to encourage quick scanning.
            Encourage students not to focus    20
            on every word for now but just to
            find the answer to the question.
            Suggested answer: James Ramsay   3    2.01 Check/clarify: abolitionists, enraged, insisted, influence, captured,
            was a free man from a slave-owning   blisters, was struck.
            society, while Mary Prince was a slave.  1 R   2 P   3 P   4 P   5 R   6 R   7 P   8 R









        Objectives                               Resources for this unit

                                                 All available online
        Functions and speaking Talking about the past
        Grammar Narrative tenses (review); would and used to  Videos             Worksheets
        Vocabulary Descriptive verbs; time periods  ●  Get   ing: Would you like a   ●  Grammar and vocabulary: Basic, Standard
        Culture Creative climate solutions         demanding job when you leave school?  and Extension Worksheets
        Train to    Following an idea through a paragraph  ●  Grammar rap!: Narrative tenses (review)  ●  Project: Hard times in history
        Values Animal rights                     ●  Culture: Living in different climates  ●  Communication: Hard times
                                                 Tests                           ●  Literature Worksheets: David Copperfield
                                                 ●  Unit, extension and skills test 2  ●  Get   ing and Grammar rap! video
                                                                                   Worksheets

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