Can you do it?

1.

Can you do it?
Unit 3.2

2. Exercise 1A Page 32

3. Match the words with the pictures

4.

Aerobics

5.

Judo

6.

Skiing

7.

Yoga

8. Basketball

9.

Rowing [rouiŋ]

10. Tennis

11. Chess

12. Running

13. Windsurfing

14. Exercise 1B Page 32

15. Write the activities in the table

16.

17.

Do
Go
Aerobics Skiing
Judo
Yoga
Sport
Play
Basketball
Tennis
Rowing
Running Chess
Sport

18. Can you (do, go, play) aerobics?

19. Can you (do, go, play) basketball?

20. Can you (do, go, play) chess?

21. Can you (do, go, play) judo?

22. Can you (do, go, play) rowing?

23. Can you (do, go, play) running?

24. Can you (do, go, play) skiing?

25. Can you (do, go, play) tennis?

26. Can you (do, go, play) windsurfing?

27. Can you (do, go, play) yoga?

28. Exercise 1C Page 32

29. Ask and answer questions

30. Do you do yoga? Yes, I do When? On Thursday evenings

31. Do you………? When?

32.

Do
Go
Aerobics Skiing
Judo
Yoga
Play
Basketball
Tennis
Rowing
Running Chess

33. Exercise 2A Page 32

34. Look at the photos on pages 32-33. What sports can you see?

35.

Rowing [rouiŋ]

36.

Cycling [saikliŋ]

37. Exercise 2B Page 32

38. Read the introduction to the text and complete the table

39. Before you read

40. A dream [dri:m] (мечта)

41. A degree [dig’ri:] (Диплом)

42.

Sports science [saiəns]наука о спорте

43.

An Olympic medal

44. Enjoy reading

45.

Rebecca Romero is 29.
She’s British, but her
father is Spanish. She has
a degree in sports science
[saiəns] and English

46.

And she’s the second
woman in history with two
Olympic medals in two
different sports, and the
only British woman!

47. How old is Rebecca?

48.

Rebecca Romero is 29.
She’s British, but her
father is Spanish. She has
a degree in sports science
[saiəns] and English

49.

She’s 29

50. What’s her nationality?

51.

Rebecca Romero is 29.
She’s British, but her
father is Spanish. She has
a degree in sports science
[saiəns] and English

52.

She’s British

53. What are her qualifications? [kwolifi’keiʃənz]

54.

Rebecca Romero is 29.
She’s British, but her
father is Spanish. She has
a degree in sports science
[saiəns] and English

55.

A degree in sports science
[saiəns] and English

56. What are her achievements? [ə’ tʃi:vmənts](достижения)

57.

And she’s the second
woman in history with two
Olympic medals in two
different sports, and the
only British woman!

58.

Two Olympic medals in two
different sports

59.

Name
Rebecca Romero
Age
29
Nationality
British
Qualifications A degree in sports
science and English
Achievements Two Olympic medals in
two different sports

60. Exercise 3 Page 32

61. Read more about Rebecca on page 32

62. Before you read

63. Athens [æθinz]

64. A back problem

65. Beijing [bai’ dʒiŋ] - Пекин

66. The medal ceremony [serimoni]

67. Enjoy reading

68.

Rebecca has an Olympic
silver medal in rowing
from the Olympic Games
in Athens, but silver isn’t
enough for her

69.

She can’t row now because
of the back problem, but
she can cycle and she can
cycle really fast

70.

Her Olympic gold medal is
in cycling from the
Olympic Games in Beijing,

71.

but Rebecca says she can’t
remember the medal
ceremony
at all!

72.

Now Rebecca wants to win
another Olympic medal,
maybe in a different sport.

73.

She can’t run or play
sports like tennis, but
perhaps skiing or
windsurfing are possible.

74.

Can Rebecca do it?
Can she live her dream?

75. Choose the correct words in italics to complete the sentences

76. Her silver medal is from Beijing/ Athens

77. Her silver medal is from Athens

78. 1. Her silver medal is in rowing/cycling

79.

Rebecca has an Olympic
silver medal in rowing
from the Olympic Games
in Athens, but silver isn’t
enough for her

80. 1. Her silver medal is in rowing

81. 2. She doesn’t row now because she doesn’t like it/ has a bad back

82.

She can’t row now because
of the back problem, but
she can cycle and she can
cycle really fast

83. 2. She doesn’t row now because she has a bad back

84. 3. Rebecca remembers/ doesn’t remember the medal ceremony in Beijing

85.

but Rebecca says she can’t
remember the medal
ceremony
at all!

86. 3. Rebecca doesn’t remember the medal ceremony in Beijing

87. 4. She wants to win a medal in a different sport, for example, skiing/ tennis

88.

She can’t run or play
sports like tennis, but
perhaps skiing or
windsurfing are possible.

89. 4. She wants to win a medal in a different sport, for example, skiing

90. Exercise 4A Page 33

91. Tick the things Rebecca can do. Cross the things she can’t do

92. 1. Can she row?

93.

Rebecca has an Olympic
silver medal in rowing
from the Olympic Games
in Athens, but silver isn’t
enough for her

94.

Yes, she can

95. 2. Can she cycle fast?

96.

She can’t row now because
of the back problem, but
she can cycle and she can
cycle really fast

97.

Yes, she can

98. 3. Can she run?

99.

She can’t run or play
sports like tennis, but
perhaps skiing or
windsurfing are possible.

100.

No, she can’t

101. 4. Can she play tennis?

102.

She can’t run or play
sports like tennis, but
perhaps skiing or
windsurfing are possible.

103.

No, she can’t

104. Exercise 4C Page 33

105. Which activities can you do?

106. 1. Can you play chess?

107.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

108. 2. Can you ride a bike?

109.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

110. 3. Can you play football?

111.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

112. 4. Can you row?

113.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

114. 5. Can you run?

115.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

116. 6. Can you play tennis?

117.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

118. 7. Can you ski?

119.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

120. 8. Can you swim?

121.

Yes, I can
No, I can’t

122. Ask your own questions

123. Can you……?

124. Exercise 5 Page 33

125. Pages 151 -152 Track 1.52

126. Two ladies are talking about their children

127. Jonny and Susie

128. Read the script on pages 151-152, track 35

129.

W1: Hello, Mrs. Smith.
How’s your Susie?
W2: She’s fine. Thank
you, Mrs. Jones. And
how’s Jonny?

130.

W1: He’s OK, thanks. He
can play the guitar now,
you know [nou]

131.

W2: Oh, Susie can play
the guitar and she can
play the piano, too.

132.

W1: Well, Jonny can’t
play the piano, but he can
sing
W2: Oh, can he? Susie can
sing…

133.

W1: Can Susie dance?
W2: Yes, she can. Can
Jonny dance?
W1: No, he can’t

134.

W1: He doesn’t have time
to dance. He can play
football –he’s in the school
team and he can play
tennis and….

135.

W2: Susie can’t play
football –she doesn’t like
it. It’s not a nice game for
a girl. But she can play
tennis and she can ski

136.

W2: Tell me, can Jonny
ski?
W1: No, but he can speak
French, you know

137.

W2: Oh, of course Susie
can speak French and she
can speak Spanish, too,
and she can….

138.

W1: Jonny can ride a bike
and he….
W2: Susie can’t ride a
bike, but she can drive a
car

139.

W2: Can Jonny drive?
W1: Of course, he can’t
drive. He’s only ten!

140. CD 1, track 35

141.

Jonny
Susie
Play the guitar
+
+
Play the piano
-
+
Sing
+
+
Dance
-
+
Play football
+
-
Play tennis
+
+

142. Tell me what Jonny can do Tell me what Jonny can’t do

143.

Jonny can
Jonny can’t

144. Tell me what Susie can do Tell me what Susie can’t do

145.

Susie can
Susie can’t

146.

Jonny
Susie
Ski
-
+
Speak French
+
+
Speak Spanish
-
+
Ride a bike
+
-
Drive a car
-
+

147. Tell me what Jonny can do Tell me what Jonny can’t do

148.

Jonny can
Jonny can’t

149. Tell me what Susie can do Tell me what Susie can’t do

150.

Susie can
Susie can’t

151. Exercise 8 Page 33

152. Answer my questions

153. Who can…….?

154. 1. Who can speak three languages?

155. 2. Who can stand on the head?

156. 3. Who can write backwards?

157. 4. Who can move their ears?

158. 5. Who can play an unusual instrument?

159. 6. Who can make their own clothes?

160. Who can’t……?

161. 7. Who can’t cook?

162. 8. Who can’t swim?

163. 9. Who can’t write with their right hand?

164. 10. Who can’t get up in the morning?

165. 11. Who can’t send a text message?

166. 11. Who can’t use a DVD player?