Unit2.GAD. EXTRA.



TOWNS






Living in a tiny apartment in Tokio.



 VOCABULARY

ioga mat              challenging                     rewarding                    selective

        work out                  chopping board               clothes line      


TRUE OR FALSE

1. Emma is from EEUU.________

2. She lives in Tokyo______

3. Her flat is about 20m2 ____________

4. You have to be very selective with what you have. _______

5. The cutting spacde is very small in kitchens _______

6. People in Japan normally have very big eating tables _________

7. There is no  WC in the bathroom _______

8. She feels comfortable in her tiny flat. ________


CROSS OUT THE ONES THAT EMMA DOES NOT SAY. 


1. What are the advantages of living in a tiny flat?

a. it helps your creativity         b. cleaning is easier           c. you can live alone


2. What are the disadvantages?

a. ther is no place for dancing     b. you cannot have big dinner parties.

       c. friends cannot sleep over         d.  you cannot have children












BUSINESS ENGLISH

E-MAILING


1. Sending and receiving emails.

2. Starting and finishing emails.

3. Organising your writing.

4. Mistakes.

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