INHALT. Unit 4. *In Ireland. Scotland is different. six. Find out about Scotland Informationen selbstständig

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1 INHALT Unit 4 Scotland is different Lerninhalte Your task (Lernaufgabe) Texte Fotos beschreiben sich mit drohender Arbeitslosigkeit auseinander setzen ein Zimmer buchen Personen oder Dinge näher beschreiben Find out about Scotland Informationen selbstständig erarbeiten (S. 69) Article Another Inverness shop closes (S. 70) Dialogue Hard times (S. 71) Website Bed and breakfast next to Loch Ness (S. 72) Jigsaw Ghosts don't exist (S ) Song Amy Macdonald, Pride (S. 77) *In Ireland Erfahrungen bei einem Schüleraustausch austauschen Dublins Sehenswürdigkeiten entdecken Story A German student in Dublin (S ) PARTNER-B-Seiten 90 DIFF-BANK 93 *TEXT FILE London facts (Unit 1) 116 Dick Whittington a Christmas pantomime 118 Liverpool and the Titanic (Unit 3) 121 Scotland facts (Unit 4) 122 SKILLS FILE Vokabeln lernen 124 Unbekannte Wörter verstehen 125 Im Wörterbuch nachschlagen 126 Texte markieren 127 Prüfungen und Klassenarbeiten 128 Texte besser verstehen 130 Hören und Notizen machen 131 Eigene Texte schreiben und korrigieren 132 Bilder beschreiben 135 Einen Kurzvortrag halten 136 Mediation 137 LANGUAGE FILE 138 *WORDBANK My neighbourhood 146 City and country 147 Food 148 Useful words for tourists 149 VOCABULARY six

2 Kompetenzen Sprache Seite Listening Hören Conversations (S. 70, 72); Radio programme (S. 77); Song (S. 77) Reading Lesen Jigsaw (S. 74); Skimming (S. 78) Speaking Sprechen Eine Reservierung telefonisch bestätigen (S. 73) Unbekannte Wörter umschreiben (S. 81) Writing course 4 Schreiben Eine Geschichte strukturieren (S. 76) Viewing Hör-Sehverstehen Welcome to Scotland (S. 73); Tally's video diary (S. 79) Study skills Methodentraining Sprachliche Regelmäßigkeiten entdecken (S. 71, 80) Reading Lesen Einen längeren Lesetext verstehen (S ) Writing Schreiben Einen Blog schreiben (S. 88) Viewing Hör-Sehverstehen A tour of Dublin (S. 89) Wortschatz useful words for tourists, paraphrasing Strukturen relative clauses (S. 80) reflexive pronouns (S. 71) *Stop! Check! Go! Üben und vertiefen Dictionary (English German) 166 Dictionary (German English) 183 List of names 197 Quellen 198 Irregular Verbs 200 Die Angebote des Schüler buches sind nicht obliga torisch abzuarbeiten. Die Auswahl der Übungen und Übungsteile richtet sich nach den Schwer punkten des schulinternen Curriculums. * fakultativ seven 7

3 6 Tourists are on the London Eye for A five minutes. B thirty minutes. C two hours. 7 London buses are red. But London taxis are A red. B yellow. C black. 3 Workbook 1, p. 3 3 Text file 1, pages PEOPLE AND PLACES A London tour a) Watch the film and enjoy the tour. b) Then watch the film again and follow the tour on the map. c) Watch the film a third time. What s the right information? 1 The best bus for tourists is number 11 / Buses are free for London children under 14 / Tower Bridge can open for big boats / buses. 4 You can feed birds / sheep in St James s Park. 5 The London Eye is 35 / 135 metres high. 6 Buckingham Palace has 775 windows / rooms. d) What do you think? Talk to a partner. I agree. I think London the film is looks boring cool exciting fun funny great interesting OK I don t agree. I think 3 Workbook 2, p. 3 nine 9

4 THEME 1 Young Londoners 1 What s special about London? a) Read about four young Londoners. Who would you like to meet? Why? I d like to meet... because he / she is... / looks... /... likes... / says... a magazine for Fulham and Hammersmith Why do we London? by our young reporter, Sam Holmes Find out what young Londoners really think of their city. Ruby Philips I love fashion, and in London you can see the hottest clothes before they re in the magazines. I also really like London s shopping centres and markets. The markets are cheaper and they re really cool J. I like Camden Market best. I m allowed to go there with my friends sometimes. Tally O Connor Sam Holmes I live in London and I love it here! I ve lived here all my life. But what s so special about London? And what s the downside of London? I asked some of my friends. I love the different cultures in London. My mum s family is Greek. (My real name is Talia that s Greek.) My dad is Irish and Scottish. With so many different cultures the food in London is amazing. And it s a great place for music and concerts. There s only one problem. I m only allowed to go to concerts with mum or dad L. 10 ten

5 There s one good thing about London: Londoners are very friendly. I made friends very quickly when we came here from Plymouth two years ago. But the best thing about London is the football. There are two big football clubs near where I live Chelsea and Fulham. I m a big Chelsea fan. (My friend Tally is a Fulham fan, but nobody is perfect!) The downside is that London is noisy and very expensive. Alfie Harper b) Match the headings A E with Sam, Ruby, Tally and Alfie s texts. Careful! One sentence doesn t fit. A London isn t cheap. B I ve never lived in a different town. C You can see great new clothes in London. D Arsenal is the best London football club. E London is great because lots of different people live there. c) True or false? 1 Sam doesn t like London very much. 2 Sam is a reporter for. 3 Ruby says that London is special for clothes. 4 Ruby thinks that shopping centres are better than markets. 5 Tally likes the food of different cultures. 6 Tally goes to concerts alone. 7 Alfie says that Londoners aren t friendly. 8 Alfie thinks that London has no downsides. 2 What do you know about London now? Pick a) or b). a) Copy and complete the sentences. All the information is on pages Wembley is famous for its football 2 Sherlock Holmes is a London 3 London buses are free for 4 Camden has a famous 5 Chelsea and Fulham are London football 6 Buckingham Palace is the home of 7 Big Ben is the name of a big 8 The London Eye is metres high. b) What information about London was new for you? Write a list. London has many different cultures. Partner check: Compare your list with a partner. Did he / she write the same things? Camden Market 3 Workbook 3 5, pp. 4 5 eleven 11