The 16 th of August

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1. The 16 th of August
2. How do you think people usually meet
3. Reading Page 49
4. Grammar timeusually and used to
5. Слайд 5
6. 1 For present habits We can use
7. 2. For past habits we use used
8. used to or past simple?We can use
9. any more and any longerWe often use
10. be used to and get used toDon't
11. SpeakingPage 49
12. VOCABULARY relationships
13. Think of one of your close friends. Tell me about him/her.
14. ListeningPage 51
15. SpeakingPage 51
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How do you think people usually meet friends andpartners nowadays?A. at workB. at school or universityC. on the internet (e.g. on forums, on social networkingsites, etc.)D. in a bar, club, etc.E.

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Слайд 1The 16th of August
Love at exit 19

Слайд 2How do you think people usually meet friends and
partners nowadays?
A.

at work
B. at school or university
C. on the internet (e.g.

on forums, on social networking
sites, etc.)
D. in a bar, club, etc.
E. through friends

How do you think people usually meet friends andpartners nowadays?A. at workB. at school or universityC. on

Слайд 3Reading
Page 49

Слайд 4Grammar time
usually and used to

Слайд 5

Слайд 61 For present habits We can use usually or normally

+present simple.
2.For past habits we use used to / didn't

use to + infinitive.
• used to does not exist in the present tense. NOT I use to get up at 8.00 during the week:
• We use used to for things that were true over a period of time in the
past. Used to often refers to something which is not true now.
I used to do a lot of sport. ( = I did a lot of sport for a period of time in the
past, but now I don't.)
• We often use never used to instead of didn't use to.
• used to / didn't use to can be used with action verbs (e.g. 80, do) and non action verbs (e.g. be, have).
• We can also use the past simple to describe past habits (often with an
adverb of frequency).
We (often) went to France for our holidays when I was a child.
I lived in the city centre until I got married.

1 For present habits We can use usually or normally +present simple.2.For past habits we use used

Слайд 72. For past habits we use used to / didn't

use to + infinitive.
• used to does not exist in

the present tense. NOT I use to get up at 8.00 during the week.

• We use used to for things that were true over a period of time in the past. Used to often refers to something which is not true now.
I used to do a lot of sport. ( = I did a lot of sport for a period of time in the past, but now I don't.)

• We often use never used to instead of didn't use to.

• used to / didn't use to can be used with action verbs (e.g. 80, do) and non action verbs (e.g. be, have).

• We can also use the past simple to describe past habits (often with an adverb of frequency).
We (often) went to France for our holidays when I was a child.
I lived in the city centre until I got married.

2. For past habits we use used to / didn't use to + infinitive.• used to does

Слайд 8used to or past simple?
We can use used to or

past simple for repeated actions or states, and the meaning

is the same.
I used to live in Leeds as a child. I I lived in Leeds as a child.

But if the action happened only once, or we mention exact dates or number of times, we have to use past simple.

I went to Paris last year.
Jack caught the train to London four times last week.

used to or past simple?We can use used to or past simple for repeated actions or states,

Слайд 9any more and any longer
We often use not. .. any

more I any longer
(= not now) with the present simple

to
contrast with used to.
I used to go to the gym, but I don't (go) anymore /any longer.

any more and any longerWe often use not. .. any more I any longer(= not now) with

Слайд 10be used to and get used to
Don't confuse used to

I didn't use to (do sth) with be used to

or get used to (doing sth).

I am used to getting up early every day.
(= I am accustomed to it. I always do it so it is not a problem for me.)

Lola can't get used to living in the UK.
(= She can't get accustomed to it . It is a
problem for her.)