​p. 46 ex. 1 - Write two ways you use energy in your house.

electricity

For example,

cooking

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entertaining

​p. 46 ex. 1 - Write two ways you use energy in your house.

​For instance,

p.47 ex. 5 Do you want to visit a wind farm? Is it possible to harness energy from the wind?

Come with us to the largest wind farm in the country!

Walk up to the top of the hills, feel the strong winds and learn how the wind turbines create electricity.

The trip is on Thursday, March 17. We will meet at the public library and take a bus from there. Be there at 8:00 a.m. sharp!

You can register and get your tickets on our website or by answering this e-mail.

​Read the invitation below. Would you like to go to an event like this? Fill in the ticket information and compare your answers with a classmate.

ex. 6 Read the invitation again and complete Dan’s response with the words in bold from the text
wind farm - wind turbines- electricity - Thursday - library - website - e-mail

p. 48 ex. 2 Listen to the radio show about green energy and check the topics mentioned.

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​ex. 3 Listen to the radio show again and answer the questions.

Who is giving a presentation?

​What is the presentation going to be about?
Where will the presentation be?
When will the presentation be?
What will happen after the presentation?

Who is giving a presentation? Dr. Robert Emerson.
What is the presentation going to be about? Green energy.
Where will the presentation be? At the science fair.
When will the presentation be? Next Friday.
What will happen after the presentation? Dr. Emerson will be signing copies of his new book.

Hi, Karen,

Just a reminder, we are going to the green energy course tomorrow. Is your friend Mark coming with us? Let me know if I need to save a place for him.

After the course, we are visiting the wind farms in the area. But I don’t think we can see the new natural gas plant. It is closed this month.

The group is going to meet around 8.00 a.m. Before we leave, we plan to discuss what we want to include in our monthly article. We’ll meet in the library.

Remember to set your alarm clock before you go to bed so you’ll arrive on time.

See you tomorrow!

Jen

Read Jen’s message for Karen. Then complete these sentences with the words in bold from the text. Make any necessary adjustments.

Karen used 'going to' in all her sentences. Did she plan these actions before?
If it was a moment decision which verb tense would she use?

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​Complete this list with the countries mentioned in the video.

Future

Present