Neighbours


 * Neighbours **

**'Good walls make good neighbours'**
 * 1. Who are your neighbours? Describe them. Do you think they are good neighbours? **
 * 2. Who are your IDEAL NEIGHBOURS? **
 * 3. Comment on the following statements and decide if you agree with them or not. **
 * My ideal neighbours are people who... **
 * ** ... say hello when I see them. **
 * ** ... I never see. **
 * ** ... have parties and invite me. **
 * ** ... are very quiet. **
 * ** ... often come round for a cup of coffee. **
 * ** ... come round to borrow things. **
 * ** ... make themselves at home in my house. **
 * 4. Think of the following statement. **
 * What does it mean? Do you agree with it? **


 * 5. Listen to Mrs Snell talking about her new neibour. Is he a good neighbour? Why? (Why not?) media type="file" key="T 1.4.mp3" width="240" height="20" **


 * 6. Now listen to Steve. What does HE think of Mrs Snell? media type="file" key="T 1.5.mp3" width="240" height="20" **


 * 7. Listen to Mrs Snell again and answer the following questions: **


 * a) When did Steve move into his new flat?**
 * b) Is it a large flat?**
 * c) What's his job? Is it a good job?**
 * d) Does he work long hours?**
 * e) What does he wear for work?**
 * f) Who is staying with Steve at the moment?**
 * g) What time did Steve's party end?**
 * h) How many people came to the party?**
 * i) What is Steve doing tonight?**
 * j) Why doesn't Mrs Snell want to speak to Steve?**


 * 8. Now listen to Steve and answer the same questions. **
 * 9. Compare their answers. **


 * 10. Give a talk on GENERATION GAP. For that note down as many things as you can on **
 * **what young people think about older people**
 * **what older people think about young people**