P27 Vocabulary preview
1. brushing 2. cleaning 3. feeding 4. fixing ng
6. reading g
P28 I’m fixing my sink
What are you doing? I’m fixing my sink.
What's Bob doing? He’s fixing his car.
What's Mary doing? She’s cleaning her room.
What are you doing? We’re cleaning our apartment.
What are children doing? They’re doing their homework.
P29 Are you busy?
Listen to the model: Are you busy? Yes, I am. I’m washing my hair.
1.Is Frank busy? Yes, he is. He’s cleaning his apartment.
2.Is Helen busy? Yes, she is. She’s feeding her cat.
3.Are you busy? Yes, we are. We’re fixing our TV.
4.Are Jim and Lisa busy? Yes, they are. They’re painting their bedroom.
5.Are you busy? Yes, I an. I’m doing my homework.
6.Is Richard busy? Yes, he is. He’s washing his clothes.
7.Are Ed and Roth busy? Yes, they are. They’re painting their garage.
8.Is Timmy busy? Yes, he is. He’s feeding his dog.
9.Are you busy? Yes, we are. We’re doing our exercises.
10.Are you busy? Yes, I am. I’m fixing my bicycle.
11.Is Karen busy? Yes, she is. She’s washing her car.
12.Is Anwar busy? Yes, he is. He’s cleaning his yard.
13.Are your children busy? Yes, they are. They’re brushing their teeth.
14.Are you busy? Yes, we are. We’re washing our windows.
15.Is Wendy busy? Yes, she is. She’s reading her e-mail.
P30 How to say it?
Attracting someone’s attention. Listen.
A: Jane? B: Yes?
A: What are you doing? B: I’m doing my exercises.
P32 A busy day
Everybody at 159 River Street is very busy today. Mr. Price is cleaning his bedroom. Mrs. Hunter is painting her bathroom. Ricky Gomez is feeding his cat. Mr. and Mrs. Wong are washing their clothes. Mrs. Martin is doing her exercises. And July and Larry Clark are fixing their car.
I’m busy, too. I’m washing my windows…and of course, I’m watching all my neighbors. It’s a very busy day at 159 River Street.
P34 Pronunciation - deleted [h]
Listen. Then say it.
She’s fixing her car. She’s cleaning her room.
He’s feeding his dog. He’s washing his windows.
Say it. Then listen
He’s painting his apartment. She’s doing her homework.
He’s brushing his teeth. She’s reading her e-mail.