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Lesson Language n action
Helio. Myname's ...
Ifl Nice to meetyou! 1 thnk NewYork's an
excellent city.
Good morning.
1 B l'm fine, thanks How are you?
This s Kate.
.,,. , . , . . , . . , - ,. ,., TheseareCDs.
1 C What's this m English?
Whatarethose?
.... , ., l'm from Sydney.
1 D Where are you from?
You aren tSpamsh.
Whatdoyoudo?
1 1 m a lournalist
1 m a doctor.
What's your home
, . . address?
1F Allaboutyou ,,, .
What s your cell
phonenumber?
16 Reviewl 60 Writing 1 Completing a form
Grammar
Indefinite article:
a, an
Adjective + no un
Verb be ( 1 , you)
Plurals
Verb be Qt, they)
wh- questions
this, that, these,
those
Verb be {you, we)
wh- questions
Indefinite artcte
orzero article
can/can 't
77 Phrasebookl
Vocabulary Pronunciaron
Introductions
Nounsand
adjectives
Numbers 1 to 12
Greetings /ai/,/i/
Gassroom English
Classroom objects Plural endings
Pe rs o n a1 1 n i n gs /i/, /i/, /ae/, /oo/
Countries and
nationalities
Jobs
Numbers 13 to 29
Numbers 30 +
Addresses
Phone numbers
Recyciing
Indefinite article
Plurals
Greetings
Introductions
Plurals
Verb be
Unit 1 content
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U n i t 2
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Lesson
2f In Pars on Thursday
28 How od is he?
2C Hismusic, hershow,
their charities
2D Do you have a big
family?
2 Meet your perfect
partner
2F What do you do on the
weekend?
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Language n action
How do you spell...?
Would you tike a
drink?
Coffee, please.
No, thanks.
She'sabout35.
What's herwebsite
address?
1 have a son and two
daughters.
Where doyou work?
What sports do you
play?
1 live in a big
apartment in Bondi.
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Grammar
Prepositions of
time & place
on, in
Verb be ( he, she,
if)
who
Possessive
pronouns
Possessive 's
Present simple
(/, you, we, they)
questions & short
answers
Present simple
(/, you, we, they)
in wh- questions
Prepositions of
time in, on, at
Phrasebook 2
Vocabulary
Thealphabet
Drinks
Daysofthe week
More Jobs
Personal
Information
Family
have, Uve
a tot, a little, ( not)
very well
Comrnon verbs
Languages
Partsoftheday
Free-time activities
86-92 Activity Book
Pronunciation
7 vowelsounds
Countingsyllables
Connected
speech:
Is he . . . ?,
lsshe...?,lsit...?
E-mail addresses
Connected
speech:
Do you ...?
Recyciing
Verb be questions
Jobs
Nationalities
this, these
The alphabe
How od ...?
Possessive 's
Numbers
Short answers
Unit 2 content
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UnitS
Lesson
3fl Let's watch a DVD
tonight
36 Ordinary people?
3C Doeshelikeyou?
Yes, he does!
SDLookatthetime!
3 What time do you get
up?
3F He always leaves
home early
44 Review 3 62 Writing 3
1
Language n acton
Can 1 speaktoAna,
please?
l'm bored.
That'sa good dea.
She livesin New
York.
Does hespeak
English?
No, he doesn't
What timis it?
It's half pastnine.
What time does t
start?
Hestartsworkat
seven a.m.
1 sometimes work
late on Fridays.
He's always busy.
Acomposition 78
Grammar
canforrequests
/ef's + verb for
suggestions
Present simple
(he, she, it)
affirmative forms
Present simple
(he, she)
questons&short
answers
Present simple (;f)
questions
When, It's on ...
at (about) . . .
Present simple
(he, she, it)
wh- questions
Adverbs of
frequency
How many ...?
Phrasebook 3
Vocabulary
Common objects
Adjectives of
feeling
Common verbs
Activities
The time
Everyday activities
Befare, after
Activities
Pronunciation
3rd person
singular ending
-(e)s
Connected
speech:
Does he ... ?,
Does she ...?
t
Connected
speech:
What time...?
Recycling
Free-time
aciviies
The time
1 (don't) agree.
Ithink...
Present simple
(he, she)
statements
Personal
information
Numbers
Tellingthetime
morning,
afternoon,
evening, night
Unit3 content
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4fl Have a good trip!
4B When'syourbirthday?
4C Musicals? l'm sorry, 1
really hate them.
4D Swimming is my
favorite activity!
4 Hegoesrunningonce
aweek
4F We hardly ever go to
bed early
Review 4 63 Writing 4
What time does the
train arrive?
Itarrivesat ...
Christmas is
December25th.
What do you thinkof
rockmusic?
1 thinkit'swonderful.
1 love it!
Do you likewalking?
1 love it!
1 preferwatchingTV.
Howoften do you
play soccer?
Every otherday.
1 hardly ever goout.
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Grammar
Present simple (it,
they)
Prepositions of
time (Y?, on
Object pronouns
Verb + -ing (for
activities)
Howoften ...?
Prepositions of
time o, in, on
Prepositions of
placea movement
af, to
Phrasebook 4
Vocabulary Pronunciation
Aro un d town
MonthsS dates
Ordinal numbers Word stress
Typesofmusic th
festivals
Musicand movies
Adjectives of Sentence stress
opinin
Free-time
activities
prefer
every week, once,
twiceamonth c..
Silent letters
play, go, do +
activities
More adverbs of
frequency
100-106 ActivityBook 118
Recycling
Present simple
Time
How od ...?
Countries
Prepositions of
time
Typesofmusic
Subject pronouns
Sports
Object pronouns
Adjectives of
opinin
Verb + -ing
Activities
Unit 4 content
Essential Grammar 4
64-76 Word Bank 107 Student's Bookaudioscript 111Activity Bookaudioscript
Nice to meetyou!
Listening
1 Listen. Complete the dialog.
Hi, Leo. My name's
Nice to meetyou.
2 Listen again and repeat.
3 Say helio to your classmates
A : H / , l'm...
B: Helio,... My name's...
A: Nice ...
B:..
4 v l Match the words and photos.
Listen and repeat.
~8 Li ty -9 part
*"ta'rnt astipermarket a
4 CL C*rJ
Grammar
5 Look at the Grammar box. Complete 1-4 with a or
an.
1 Ahotel
2 fln airport
3 v mov ie
4 o.n exercise
Indefiniteartide
a book
an actor
6 Look at Exercise 4 again. Cover the words and test
yourself with the photos.
Listening
7 ' J Listen. Are Ana and Leo positive (+) or
negative (-)?
8 Listen again. Grele the words you hear.
Ana: (j/Vowjy Yuck! It's a fantastic/ terrible party!
Yes!/No! A nd the food \sgood/bad, too. Leo:
Ana: Mmm! Yes/No, \i
r-s
Leo: A nd o/f/;eGreen Park's an cellent/
O A T ho !
Grammar
4 Order the adjectives in the box from positive to
negative. Listen, check, and repeat.
good excellent terrible O K
a fantastic
an
a Q QQ
an
OK,
a bad
a
Adjectiv e + noun
T he Creen Park
It
restaurant
an
a
excellent hotel.
fantastic party.
Speaking
10 Look at the Grammar box, Write a or an in the blue circles. In pairs, say fve sentences.
Carrefour .-
TheAlchemist *
The Da Vinci Code
Big Brother -
Leonardo di Caprio
Urna Thurman -
Buenos Aires -
Pizza Hut '
's
11 In pairs, give your opinin.
A: / thnk Chicago's a fantastic city.
B: Ves, / ogree. /No. I think Chicago's
excellent-
OK '
fantastic '
good ' _ -
bad "
terrible ' Al
city. '
supermarket.
TVprogram.
restaurant.
mov ie. ~-
book. -"
actor. *-
^âctress. "
'm fine, thanks
Speaking
1 5 Say 1-12 in English. Word Bank 1A, p. 64.
6 Complete the phrases with the words in the box.
Listen, check, and repeat.
-6ocrd~ ~ Good-bye
<you
Say helio
1 to 12:00 p.m.->Good mo
2 12:00 p.m.to 6:00 p.m. -
<ôo afternoon.
3 6:00 p.m. > Good evening.
i* V nt r t
Say good-bye
4 &ood-bye .
. Bve.
Goodevening.
5 See
6 6:00 p.m. -Good n
3 Say helio to your classmates.
Listening
4 7 Listen. Complete the dialog with the words in the box
f??
/ouy And)/vrsVI'm) (evenine nh\s
Kate: Good evening.
Leo: Good Q)
Kate: Are you Leo? Leo Jackson?
Leo: Yes, I am, (2 )_ _
re
_ you' re .
ber. What's your ame?
'ty, I don't
(3)
Kate. Kate Dixon. Kate:
Leo: Right! How are you, Kate?
Kate: l'm fine, thanks. And (4) _
Leo: 'm fine, too. Oh, l'm sorry ...,Kate, this
5)_ Ana.Ana,( 6)_ _ is
Ana: Helio, Kate.
Kate: Hi. Nice to meet you, Ana.
5 Listen and repeat. In pairs, practice the dialog.
Kate.
6 In groups, introduce people.
Lars: Clara, this is Cartas. Carlos, this is Claro.
Clara: Helio, Carlos. Nice to meetyou.
Carlos: Hi. Nice to meetyou, too.
Grammar
7 Look at the dialog in Exercise 4 again. Complete
the Grammar box.
8 Say helio to your classmates again. Remember all
the ames!
k-.Areyou...?
B: Yes, I am. /No, l'm not. l'm ... andyou're... (Sorry,
don Y remember.)
A: Howareyou,... ?/l'm...
B: l'm ..., thanks. Andyou?
Verb be
o e
1 am Kate. 1 'mnotAna.
You're Leo. You aren't Lars.
O *^>
krt- you Leo? Yes. 1 &-m .
No, l'm not.
Contractions
l'm =1 am
you're = you are
aren't = are not
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Pronunciation
9 : Listen and repeat the sound and words.
/ai/ hi five nice night
/i/ it this six city
1 0 ( 9 Say the phrases. Listen and repeat.
Hi, l'm fine!
a nice night
This city is terrible!
Thinkin Engtish!
Classroom English
11 t;1-10 Listen. Match the dialogs and the pictures. Listen again and repeat.
Teacher: OK, class? Please l ooka t page 11.
Lars: Oops, l'm sorry! )ust a moment.
Teacher: Lars. Are you OK?
Lars: Yes, l'm fine thanks.
B
Teacher: Come n.
Lars: Sorry, l'm late.
Teacher: That's OK, Lars.
1 2 ( l ' What classroom instructions do you know? Word Bank 2, p. 65.
UNITl 7
What's this n Eng sh?
Classroom English
1 v l 2 Match the words and objects in the picture. Listen, check, and repeat.
a ba g
a board f
2 Say all the words in Exercise 1 in the plural.
3 Play I CAN SEE. What can you see in your classroom?
A: I can see (twelve) desks.
B: And I can see a computer.
4 : ] 3 Match dialogs 1 and 2 to pictures A
and B. Listen, check, and repeat.
1 Lars: What's this in Engtish?
Teacher: It's a chatr.
Lars: And what are these?
Teacher: They're CD-ROMs,
Lars: Thankyou.
Teacher: You're welcome.
2 Rita: Excuse me, please.
Teacher: Yes?
Rita: What's that?
Teacher: It's a whiteboard.
Rita: And what are those?
Teacher: They're magazines.
a bulletin board //
a char S1
a computer ^
a door
a notebook
sheetsof paper.
a table^
walls 7
a window
Common plurals:
noun + s
a word > words
a photo - photos
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Grammar
5 Look at the pictures and dialogs in Exercise 4. Complete
the Grammar box with the words in the box.
Is (x2) are(x2) Singular
Are (x2) t they
ral
This isi desk.
That's a chair.
this
that
it a des k?
it a chair?
What's
(in
English)?
O
These are CD-ROMs.
Those DVDs.
What are
tres e (n
O
those English)?
they CD-ROMs?
theyDVDs ?
Contractions
t's = t is they're = they are
isn't = is not aren't = are not
Pronunciation
6 v 4 Listen and repeat.
this thes e that thos e
7 ( S l Listen, chant, and mime.
It's a desk.
It sn'ta chair.
Yes,
They're CD-ROMs.
Theyaren' tDVDs .
Yes, they .
No,
aren't.
8 V 6 What's on your desk? Word Bank 3, p. 66.
9 Look at the photos. Ask your teacher what
they are.
A: Photo number 1. Is ita diary?
Listening
10 !-17, Listen. Complete the dialog.
Lars: What are (l1 n English?
Rita:
(3)
keys. Are
news papers ?
Lars: No, no, I don't remember.
t4) a moment. No.
. They aren't No, they(5)
news papers , they're ...
(6)
11 In pairs, ask and answer. Point to things in
the classroom.
U N IT ! 9
1/Vhere are you from?
Listen ing
Listen. Circle the correct option.
Sorry l'm late!/to be late!
Tom/Tim! Hi! How/ Who are your
2 l9 Listen. Match the people and cities.
1 Tm a York
2 Ana b Sydney
3 Kate c Brasilia
4 Leo d Toronto
3 Listen again, read, and repeat. In groups, practice
the dialog.
Tim: Where ar eyou from, Kate? You aren't A" can..
Kate: No, l'm not. l'm from C 3 ada, from To to. And
you? Wher e are you fr om?
Tim: Guess!
Kate: Hmmm, I don't know ... Are you from Aus lia?
Tim: Yes, I am! l'm from Sydney.
Kate: Where are you from, Ana?
Ana: Me? l'm Bra lian.
Leo: Really? Where n Bra are you fr om?
Ana: l'm from Br a- ia. And you?
Leo: l'm from York in the USA. Not New YorkYork
Pennsylvania. l'm A can. Your English is
excellent, Ana. Congratu tions!
Ana: Oh ...Thankyou.
!0 Complete the table with words from the
dialog. Listen, check, and repeat.
1*1
Country
ada
NatJonalJty
Austr alian
Amer ican
Grammar
5 Look at the dialog in Exercise 3 and complete the
Grammar box.
Verb be + nationalites
I *m
You/ We/ They
I 'm not
You/ We/ They aren't
O
Yes,
No,
O
you/ we/ they
Austr atian.
from Australia.
Brazilian.
from Brazil.
American?
from the USA?
you/ we/ they
l'm
you/ we/ they
O
Where are you/ we/ they ?
Contra ctions
we're =wear e
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6 Ask where your classmates are from.
A: Areyou from (country)...?
/ \: Yes,... B: No, l'm from ...
\
A: Where in (country) ... ?
CAPITAL LETTERS
BrazilBrazilian
Special plurals
sonant + y > - y- + es
country^ countries
nationality -> nationalities
B : l'm from...
7 !1 ame three more countries and nationalities. Word B ank 4, p. 67.
Reading
!2 Listen and read the
text from a travel magazine.
Circle the correct option.
1 North America is/sn't
a country.
2 Mxico and Greenland
ore/aren't part of North
America.
3 People from Bermuda are
also Danish / British.
4 Greenland is/isn't part
of Denmark.
North America: Many countries, many nationalities
North America is home to 23 cou-itries. People
from Carada are Caradian. People from the
United States of America (the USA)
are American. Mexicans are
from Mxico.
Canad
The USA
|Mxico
]Bermuda
]Greenland
But it isn't always
that simple. People
frorn Greenland are i
Greenlanders, but
they are also Danish.
People from Ber"'.da
are Bern dian, but they
are also British. It depends
on the mother country:
Denmark for Greenland and
Britain for Bermuda. How confusing!
9 Cover the text and look at the picture. In pairs, remember and say the country and nationalities.
A: This is Canad. They're... We> re from AsQ,
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10 Play GUESS THE COUNTRY.
Students A & B : choose a continent and a country.
Group: ask questions to guess the country.
Group: Where ore you from?
A & B: We're from Asia.
Group: Are you apese /from Jopan?
A& B: No, we aren't.
Group: Areyou Chnese/from China?
A & B: Ves, we are!
UNIT 1 11
'm a journa ist
Listenmg
3 > Listen to Tim and Kate. Write T (true) or F (false).
1 Tim and Ana are i ournal i sts. 3 Kate's single.
2 Tim's mairied. 4 Kate's tamous.
5 Kate's a journalist.
2 What's Tim's question to Kate? Listen again and check.
1 What ' syourj ob? 2 What'syourwork? 3 What doy oudo?
!4 Match four of the photos with the dialogs. Listen and check.
Practice the dialogs.
1 A: What doyou do?
B: l'm a housewife.
2 A Areyou doctors?
B: Yes, we are.
3 A: What doy oudo?
B: We're retired.
4 A: Areyou a t eacher?
B: No, l'm not. l'm an engineer.
Specialpturals
housewife -*housewives
wairess - waitresses
4 ( !5 ame five more Jobs. Word Bank 5, p. 68
5 In pairs, A choose a job from p. 68.
B ask about the job.
B: Whatdoyoudo?
A: l'm.
Becareful!
/ l'm a student.
X l'm student-.
Grammar
6 Guess your classmates' real Jobs. Ask and answer.
A: Areyou a(n) ...?
B:Yes,.../No,...
A: Whatdoyou do?
Say 13 -29 in English. Word Bank IB, p. 64.
Verb be + Jobs
nouns
l'm a journalist.
singular l'm not a chef.
Areyou an actress?
We're journalists.
plural They're engineers.
Areyou doctors?
AB, p. 83. Ex. i ^
adjectives
l'm retired.
Are they unemployed?
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Reading
7 Listen and read the text. Match the underlined phrases and pictures 1-7.
Different countries, different cul tures
In Brltain you can marry when you're 16. In Japan
a man can marry when he's 18 and a woman when
she's 16. In parts of Russia you can marry when
you're 14. In Ir n a man can marry when he's 15
and a woman when she's 13.
In the USA you can drive a ped (50cc) when
you're 16 and drive a car at 17. In Mxico and
Canad you can drive a car at 16. And in New
Zealand you can drive a car when you're 15!
In Japan you can buy ::garettes and buy a cohol
when you're 20. In the USA you can buy cigarettes
at 18 and alcohol when you're 21. In Brur^. you
can't buy alcohol but everybody can buy cigarettes.
And in the USA, you can work 18 hours a week
when you're 14! But in Cuba, children can't work.
The verb can has one affrmative
and one negative form.
+ l/You/We/They can drive.
- can't
9 Read the text again and complete the chart. Is your country the same or different?
A: Mxico is the same os Canad. You can drive a car when ...
B: My country is different. You can't...
U N IT I 13
Al l about you
Listening
8 What's your address? Word Bank 1C, p. 64.
21 Listen t o Lars' phone message.
1 Whoi st he message for?
2 Complete the message:
ptease c to m_ birthday p at e
o'cl ockon F day.
3 What's the ame and address of the bar?
t en R a_ _ h' s
Chestnut Street
Downtown
3 Listen again and complete Lars' phone numbers.
Lars Solskjaer
21585_
21592
In phone numbers:
O = 'oh' or 'zero' 66 = double six
In addresses:
1546 = fifteen forty-six
4 Ask your classmates for their addresses and phone
numbers.
A: What's your home address / work address?
A: What's your home number/ work number/
cell phone number?
B: (It's) .../I don 't have one.
0 In pairs, say the ames and addresses of the
four restaurants on the web page. What types of
restaurant are they? Listen and check.
In downtown PhHadelpha, these are the
restaurantsthat Food Lovers recommend:
The Great Wall
438 Market Street
Lttle Italy
409 Delaware Avenue
Samba Steakhouse
491 Walnut Street
SuperSushi
489 Chestnut Street
1 Listen to Leo, Ana, Kate, and Tim.
Check (/) the correct sentence.
1 Leo's a waiter at a Ch nese restaurant.
2 Leo's the receptionist at his Japanese restaurant. C
3 Leo's the chef at his Italian restaurant.
Which restaurant from Exercise 5 s Leo's?
7 Listen again. Complete the information about Leo.
f^^
V
8 @Write
Exercise 7.
1 Wbofs
2 Whor
3
4
5
* 1 Ru name Leo Jackson
Nationalitv
Occupation
'/
Cell phone
Home adrrfiRs 231 Pine Street
^
the questions for the information in
ijour fult am?
natonatihj ?
?
?
?
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Writing
9 Read this message to Foodlovers.com.
In pairs, complete and answer the questions.
http://www.foodlovers.com
Who are you? Where are you? Please complete your profile and recommend
a restaurant in your city.
Profile 7 May
H everybody! We're Michael and Wendy Jordn. We're from Las
Vegas, Nevada. We're 60 and we're retired. Las Vegas is a crazy,
beautiful place with great restaurants.
In my city, I recommend . . .
We love Rosemary's Restaurant on Hollywood Boulevard.
It's American cuisine with French inspration. It's an excellent
place forfantasticfood and a wonderful evening.
1 Are Michael and Wendy unemployed?
2 A t American?
3 I
4
a French restaurant?
a good restaurant?
10 Read another message. Find and correct three mistakes in it.
Who are you? Where are you? Please complete your profile and recommend
a restaurant in your city.
Profile 7 May
Helio everybody. Niceto meetyou.
My ame Tatiana de Castro, l'm Argentinian, from Buenos Aires.
It's a beautiful city.
l'm lawyer and l'm a student of English, too. l'm 25.
In my city, I recommend...
I think Las Violetas n Buenos Aires s a restaurant fantastic.
The steaks are wonderful!!!
11 Write a message to Foodlovers.com. Write your profile
and recommend a good restaurant in your city.
Go to Phrasebook 1 p. 77 GotoEssentalGrammarl p. 112
U N IT 1 15
Review
1 ;Play H E L L O .
Get cards from your teacher.
A: Good afternoon. Er... Are you Tom Cruse?
B: No, l'm not.
I
A: Sor/y/
I
B: It's OK.
Good-bye.
B: Yes, I am.
I
A: Helio, l'm
Tobey Moguire.
Nice to meet
y ou.
I
B: Nice to meet
you, too.
2 In pairs, test your memories. Walk around
the class. H ow many things can you ame
in E nglish in two minutes?
A: This is a book, these ore pens, that's a ...
er...
B: A door. That's a door. And this is a window.
That's four.
A: OK, and these are key s.
That's five. And...
3 Test another pair. A from pair 1 asks A from
pair 2. B from pair 1 asks B from pair 2.
Which pair can remember more words?
Al: What's this?/ What are these?
A2: It's a(n).../ They 're ...I don't know.
Isita... ?Arethey ...?
Al: Yes, tts./Yes, they are. No, tisn't./No,
theyaren't
<]J7
" !3 Complete the dialog with the phrases in the box.
L isten, check, and repeat. Practice the dialog in
groupsof three.
Ithink How are you Niceto meet you, too
And you No, 'm Canadian This is my frend
Lucas: Hey, Norma!
Norma: Helio, Lucas.(1).
Lucas: Fine, thanks.C2).
Norma: Fine, thanks, Lucas. (3)_
Carol.
Lucas: Nice to meet you, Carol.
Carol: (4)
Lucas: Are you American?
Carol: (5)
Lucas: l'm from Denmark.
Carol: Where in Denmark are you from?
Lucas: Copenhagen.
Carol: Oh, Copenhagen!(6)
Copenhagen's a fantastic city.
Lucas: Thankyou!
_. And you?
In pairs, in two minutes, remember and write 15 Jobs
in E nglish. Check your spelling on p. 68. Are they all
correct?
8
Play F IN D Y O U R IN TE R N ATIO N AL PAR TN E R .
Get cards from your teacher. F ind somebody with the
same nationality and job as you.
A: Where are y ou from?
B: l'm Mexican.
A: And what do y ou do?
B: l'm a teacher.
A: Good. l'm a Mexican teacher, too.
4 Listen and check (/) the correct option.
Teacher: Please open yourbooks to pageQ 19 1^90.
Student: Sorry, is it 19 or 90?
Teacher: Ws^W Q90.
Student: Thankyou.
In pairs, practice the dialog. U se numbers 13/30,14/40,
etc.
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9 Talk in pairs. Complete the questions; then ask your partner.
Where vou from?
What nationattv vou?
What vou do?
What vour cell phone number?
vou married?
What's the of yourfavorite restaurant your city?
Who your favorite actor or actress?
yo u your partner
10 - 1 5 Listen to Laura and Maurice's message to
an online community. Write T (true), F (false)
or? (notin text).
1 Maurice's last ame s Bernard.
2 They're French-Canadian, from Montreal.
3 They're lawyers.
4 Montreal s an excellent city.
5 Laura and Maurice's work number
s 514-865-1330.
6 Laura's cell phone number s 514-486-5130.
7 Laura and Maurice's address s 1073
Beaver Hall HU.
Unit 1 Son Helio, Good-fayeThe Beatle
To find the words, google lyric + the ame of the song.
To find the video, google video + the ame oft he
song and singer.
Make sure you use only legal websites!
11 Use the words in the box to complete the
paragraph about Claire.
from think l'm but a
My name's Claire.(1)
(2) secretary. l'm (3).
New York, 4> I live n Montreal.
Montreal is a fantastic city.
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UN I T 1 17
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n P a r s onThur s da y
Speaking
1 ( 1 Spell your last ame in English.
Word Bank 6A, p. 69.
2 Say these acronyms. What other
acronyms in English do you know?
1 CA
2 DVD
3 FBI
4 HBO
5 MSN
6 CNN
7 USA
8 VIP
3 Play How DO YOU SPEL L ... ? Use three
words from Unit 1.
A: How do you spell "retired"?
B: / think it's R-E-T-I-R-E-D. Is that right?
A: Yes, you're right. /Sorry, you're
wrong. It's...
B: OK. How do you spell...?
4 , z Look at the itinerary in Exercise 6.
L isten and chant the days.
5 Which two days rhyme? Which days
have three syllables? (SYL-LA-BLES)
Us e ca pita l letters for
da ys of the week.
Sunda y, Monday, etc
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Listenmg
6 * } Listen to two Chnese tourists at the Let's Go travel agency.
Complete their itinerary.
Let's (io
ffliebestpricesandtht b(-st mmict-
Tour itin er a r y f or M r . & M r s. (1 )
Sunday
day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
f-' ida y
Saturday
(2)
American Airlines flight
from New York JFK to Rome.
(3)
Spain
Britain
Evening: Delta Airlines flight(5)
fr om London to New Yor k.
Gr a mma r
P r epos itions
on days The flight is on Sunday.
cities They're in Boston now.
countries Bos ton's in the USA.
m
7 Play M EM OR Y T EST .
A: Look at the itinerary in Exercise 6.
Ask B questions.
B: Don't look at the itinerary. Answer A's questions. L ook at the
Grammar box for help with prepositions.
A: Where are they on ... ? B: They're in ...
A: Are they in ...on ...? B: Ves, they are. /No, theyaren't.
They're in...
Speaking
8 Read about the Eurostar. Write (T) true or (F) false.
London to Pars n just
2hoursand 15 minutes.
Eurostar trains produce ten times less CO2 than planes.
Relax wih phones, your laptop, drinks,
MI restauran* service, and no airport stress!
: //www. eu rosto r mm
1 Trains gofrom London to Pars n
145 minutes.
2 Planes produce the same C03 as trains.
3 You can use computers and buy food on
thetrai n.
4 Match the words and pictures.
Listen, check, and repeat. n
Which is your favorite?
10 ; Listen to Mr. and Mrs. Wang on the Eurostar.
What do they drink?
Mr. Wang
Mrs. Wang
11 Listen again and complete the dialog.
Attendant: Would you like a (1) drink ?
Mrs. Wang: Yes. (2)_
please.
Attendant: Milk?
Mrs. Wang:
. (3)
_ , thanks.
Attendant: Sugar?
Mrs. Wang: ., please.
Attendant: Here are.
Mrs. Wang: Thank(6)_
Attendant: (7) welcome.
Attendant: Andfor(8) ., sir?
Mr. Wang: Mineral (91_
forme, please.
Attendant: (10)
Mr. Wang: Yes, (11)_
Attendant: Here you 112).
Mr. Wang: Thank(13)
very much.
12 Cover the dialog in Exercise 11. Look at the icons
and practice.
13 In pairs, offer each other some drinks.
A: Would you like o drink?
B: Ves,.
U N I T 2 19
ow od s he?
Reading
1 Say what you know about the people in the quiz photos.
A: He's an actor.
B: She's American.
QUIZ: Know your celebrities! Who are these people?
She's from Mississppi, USA.
She's on TV a lot, but she isn't an actress now.
She's a TV presentar and writer. She's famous for
her charity work.
She's about 55 years od.
He's an American from Seattle.
He's very famous, but he isn't a movie star.
He's the president of an important company.
He's about 55.
He's from North America but he isn't American
he's Canadian.
He's a famous actor, and he's in many movies,
including Speed and three Matrix movies.
He's about 45 years od.
She's from Medelln in Colombia, but she's ftuent in
Arabic, English, Italian, Portuguese, and, of course,
Spanish.
She's a famous singer and a very good dancer, too.
She's about 30.
2 Take the quiz. Match photos A-F with texts 1-4.
Listening
s Listen to Ana and Leo. Which two celebrities are they talking about?
Check (/) the correct photos in the quiz.
4 Listen again and check (/) the questions you hear.
1 a
b
How od is she?
How od s he?
2 a QIs she an actress?
b \^2 Is hean actor?
3 a C1 Where's she from?
b F1 Where's he from?
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Grammar
5 Study the texts in Exercise 1 and questions in Exercise 4.
Complete the Grammar box wit h is, isn't, or 's.
Verb>e + (he, she, it)
O
He/She/lt
He/She/lt
Yes,
No,
Where
How od
he/she/it
O
he/she/it
O
he/she/it
O
from the USA.
Brazilian.
30 (years od),
from Colombia.
Canadan?
from Crdoba?
Contractions
he's = heis
she's = she is
he/she/it from?
he/she/it?
t's = it is
where's = where is
Pronunciation
[ ) Listen, repeat, and link the words.
I s h e . . I s s he . . I s t ..
Speaking
7 Play T ELEPA T H Y .
A : T urn to p. 68. Choose a Job.
B: Guess who A is thinking about. H ow many guesses
do you need?
B: Isita man ora womon?
A: A woman.
B: Is she a receptionist?
A: Ves, correct. / No, sorry, think again.
8 Look at Exercise 1 again. I n pairs, talk about the other
two celebrities in the quiz.
9 Match sentences 1-6 and sentences a-f.
1 Gemma Ward isa famous model. e _
2 Angelina Jolie' s American and about 35.
3 Ryan Reynolds is a famous Canadian actor.
4 My newcar' s ayellow VW.
5 Orinan Pamuk's a writerfrom Istanbul.
6 TheStatueof Liberty sin New York, USA.
a He's about 55 and a Nobel Prize winner.
b It's about 120years od.
c It's from the Leipzig factory in Germany.
d He's from Vancouver in British Columbia and is
about 35.
e She's about 22 and from Perth, Australia.
f She's a beautiful ex-model and now a famous
actress.
10 In groups, talk about these people and things.
A: Who'sthis?/Whafsthis?
B: Thisis... He/She/it's a(an) ... /1 don't know!
A: Where's he/she/it from?
B: O think) He/She/lt's from .../l'm not sure.
A: How od is he/she/it?
B: (I think) He/She/lt's (about)..
Umi 2 21
s mus ic, her s how, their charities
Reading
1 3 Listen and read about Elton John and Oprah Winfrey. What are the ames of
their charities?
Sir Elton John's
millions for charity
Elton John is famous for his music,
his glassesand now his charity
work! Elton's charity, the Elton John
AIDS Foundution, raises millions
of pounds for AIDS reseaich.
Oprahnot one charity, but three!
Oprah Winfrey's TV s how has millions of fans . And Oprah
Winfrey's three charities -The Oprah Winfrey Foundation,
Oprah Winfrey's ngel Network, and The Oprah Winfrey
Operating Foundaton-rais e millions of dollars .
2 Study the texts in Exercise 1. Match the phrases with 's and the correct meanings (1-4).
1 the charity of Elton John
2 the moneyof Elton John
3 the charities of Oprah Winfrev
4 the TV program of Oprah Winfrey
3 In groups, connect the things in the photos with the celebrities in Lesson 2B.
Use their ames with 's, and the words in the photos A-I.
A: / thinkphoto A is Russell Crowe's Osear. f{|
B: Yes, logree. And I think photo Fis...
C: No, I think it's..
wife
ager
22
2C
4 Read Kate and Leo's membership forms and sentences (1-9). Write
United States Fund for UNICEF
125 Maiden LaeNew YorkUSA
Tel. 212 686 5522 Fax. 212 779 1679
info@unicef.org
Membership form
AME". Kate Dixon
ADDRESS: 229 Pine St.
Phadelphia
Pennsylvania
HOME TEL.: 2 158596630
CELLPHONE: 2158594002
E-MAIL: kate.dixon@comcast.net
United States Fund for UNICEF
125 Maiden LaeNew YorkUSA
Tel. 212 686 5522 Fax. 212 779 1679
nfo@unicei.org
Membership form
AME: Leo Jackson
ADDRESS: 231 Pine St.
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
HOME TEL.: 2 157568594
CELLPHONE: 2 15756772 1
E-MAIL: jax o n@yahoo.com
K (Kate), L (Leo), or U (UNICEF).
1 [u] Theiraddress is 125 Maiden Lae.
2 [j Herl ast ame is Dixon.
3 QHislast ame sackson.
4 O H eraddressis 229 Pine Street.
5 QH ishomenumberis2 l 5 7568594.
6 O H ercel l phonenumberis 2 158594002 .
7 [ ] Ther office is n New York.
8 [] His e-mail address is iaxQn@yahoo.com.
9 D Therfaxnumberis2 12 7791679.
info@richmond.com
at dot
Grammar
5 Complete the Grammar box with the words
in the box.
HMMHMm^^HMMHM|^^^H
her his my their your
home number i
945 6723.
Singular possessives
l'maTVjournalist.
Do you have a cell phone? What's phone number?
mu' * i What's contact number?
What's website address?
Bill's not here.
Oprah'sa star.
That's my cat.
Plural
We're Russian.
They'remarried.
AB, p. 88. Ex. 3
Speaking
What's ts ame?
Our hometown is
St. Petersburg.
What's new address?
\) Listen. Who are these questions about?
Write 1, 2, or 3.
Kate G Leo [T UNICEF ^
7 In pairs, ask and answer about Kate, Leo, and
UNICEF. Use the Information on the membership
forms in Exercise 4. Count your partner's mistakes!
A: What's Kate's last ame?
B: It's Dixon. And what's her address?
8 (]_]/ Look at the picture from your teacher.
1 You have one minute to memorize the people and
things in the picture.
2 In pairs, say ifthethingsare nexttothecorrectperson.
A: This is correct. It's hs bag.
B: Ves, but these aren't his coins.
9 In pairs, ask questions to complete the profle.
Profile of my partner
FIRST AME
LAST AME
CELL PHONE NUMBER
E-MAIL ADDRESS
HOMETOWN
FAVORITE CHARITY
FAVORITE THREE POSSESSIONS
10 Change pairs. Ask about your new partner's od
partner.
A: What's his / her ame?
B: Ifs . . .
A: And what's his /her...?
He's my friend. < / His ame is Leo.
X Your ame is Leo.
She's my friend. / Her ame is Kate.
X Youf ame is Kate.
UNIT 2 23
Do you have a big famy
Listening
1 Who's your father's mother's grandchild? Word Bank 7, p. 70.
1 Look at the photo and listen to Tim and Kate.
Number the ames in the order Tim talks about them (1-6).
son(s) + daughter(s) = children (notsofis)
father + mother = parents (not fathers)
Order:
Photo:
I n s
D
lob:
lae
D
lob:
lessi ca
D
Aee:
Mark
D
lob:
Melanie
D
Ase:
Steve
D
Ase:
3 Listen again and match the people in the photo and ames. Write A-F in the boxes.
4 Listen again and write the correct Jobs or ages. Which family member isn't in Australia now?
5 : l2 Grele the correct option. Listen and check.
1 Kate: Are/Do you hav e chi l dr en?
Tim: Yes, I am / do. \e a son and two daughters.
Kate: Oh, really?
2 Kate: Are/Doyou live alone?
Tm: No, I 'm not/don't. \e with my son.
Kate: Awesome!
3 Tim: Are/Do you have a big family?
Kate: No, I 'm not/don't I only have my
father and one sister.
Tm: Oh, I see. . .
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Grammar
6 Study the dialogs in Exercise 5 and complete the
Grammar box.
Present simple
l/You/We/They
l /You/We/They
you/we/they
Uve
two brothers.
with a friend.
don't have two brothers.
Uve with a friend.
have
Uve
brothers and sisters?
with a friend?
Yes, l/you/we/they do.
No, l/you/we/they don't.
Contractions
don't = do not
AB, p.89.Ex.2^
Pronunciation
7 Listen again and repeat the dialogs in Exercise 5.
Link do + you.
D o you . . . ?
Speaking
8 Write four Do you have...? questions to ask your
partner. Guess the answers.
Then ask the questions. How many of your guesses
are correct?
A: Do you have o brother-tn-Iaw?
B: Ves, I do. have three! / No, I don't. l'm not married
and l'm an onty child.
9 2-13 Complete the questions. Listen and repeat.
Our class!
1
2
3
4
5
6
vou have children?
Do you have brothers sisters?
Do you have partner?
vou uve alone?
Do you in an apartment or a
house?
Do vou Uve a citv. a town. or a
vlage?
7 your grandparents dead or alive?
8 Do you have big family?
9 How nephews and nieces do you
have?
10 Do you have car or a i ped?
11 you think this is a good English
book ?
12 Do you we have an excellent
English teacher?
10 Class survey. Choose three questions from
Exercise 9 to ask every student in your class.
Then stand up and ask your questions. Mak e a
note of their answers.
Writing
11 Write a short report of your answers to show
the class.
1y report
Jn this 6/055, seven stwdenfs Uve alone.
Nicie srudents //i/e with a
Elei/en students /ii/e M IM
f/ i/ e U ve in a howse.
One stvfdenf/(Ves K/ith nis twin brot^gK
No sfwdeoh live in ^ hotel OK
UNTT 2 25
Meet your perfect partner
Reading
1 This is Tim's ex-wife, Jane. Read her message and complete her profile.
Perfect Partner.com
HOME MY ACCOUN. MESSAGES SEARCH CHAT
Welcome JaneG [Lagout]
PROFIl
Nickname: JaneG
I am: | | a man ja woman
Born: Jan 3rd
From: Marital status:
I want to meet: | | a man J a woman
H. l'm 32 years od. l'm divorced and I have three children. l'm American, but I live in Sydney now.
You, my perfect man, you're about 35 and you |1lwork for a successful company. You (2)have a cool car
and drive well.
You (3) speak Spanish very well, tooI love Spanish but I only speak a little! Hola, guapo! Cmo ests?
But, please, you (4)don't play soccer, OK? And you (5|don't smoke i t's a terrible habit.
Very important: you (6) like children a lot!
Do you want to meet me?
E-MAIL INTERESTED? PHOTOS
2 Match the yellow phrases in Jane's message in Exercise 1 and pictures A-F. Write 1-6.
Hablo espaol
muy bien!
4 What does Jane's perfect partner say for each picture? Listen, check, and repeat.
A: / like children a lot.
B:ldon't..
4 t s What languages do you speak? Word Bank 4, p. 67.
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Listening Speaking
5 ' l6 Jane's in a video-conference with W-guy, her frst
respondent. Listen to Part 1 of their dialog and check (/)
the correct option.
1 What' s W-guy's real ame?
^William Walter ! Wesley
2 Howold is he?
D24D34D39
7 Put Part 2 in order (1-6). Listen, check, and repeat.
In pairs, practice the dialog.
rn Doyou have a car?
DYes, a little.
d OK! What sports do you play?
DYes, I do. A Volvo.
O Tennis and basketball. I don't like soccer.
[si Hmmm ... Doyou smoke?
Grammar
Present simplequestions and answers
have a car?
Yes, do.
smoke?
Do we
like children?
they
play soccer?
I^Hj^^^^H^M|MMjBMMB|
Where you
f
What sports do we
yuu
we
O No, t heY don't.
wor kfor / i n. .
work? 1
don't work.
play? We
(don't) pl ay . . .
They
_ -
7 ' l8 Study the Grammar
box and complete Jane's
questions. Listen and
check. In pairs,
practice the dialog.
Jane:
(don*t) speak.
Be careful!
A: Do you like children?
B:^ Yes, Ido.
/Yes, I like.
W-guy: ! workfor a small computer company.
Jane: Good. And
W-guy: French and Spanish, but not very well.
Jane:
W-guy: Yes, I do. A lot!
Jane: Great!
in a store / an office / a bank.
for IBM / a big company.
work
1 Get cards from your teacher. Jane chats
with two more respondents, PS35 and Bob-
NY. In pairs, ask and answer their questions.
Which respondent is perfect for Jane?
9 In groups, ask and answer questions. How
similar / different are you?
Howold are you?
Where...?
What tanguages...?
What sports... ?
l'm.. I work in
Ispeak..
I pay...
Do you...?
Yes,
Ido.
aiot.
a little.
very well.
No,
I don't.
not very we.
U NIT 2 27
What do you do on the weekend?
Speaking
1 In groups, use the verbs and pictures to find three things you have in common.
a pet -^ ,*Na bicycle _ soap era _ with milkand sugar wth a host famiy
a skateboard a DVD player soft drinks
A: I have a dog. Whataboutyou? Do you have a pet?
B: Yes, Ido. I have a dog, too. Whataboutyou?
C: Idon't have a pet.
2 Jane and Larry meet face to face for the
first time. Look at the photos.
Where are they?
sports na tedapartment
Listening
9 Listen to the dialog.
Write T (true) or F (false).
1 Larry's car i sa Mercedes.
2 His pet's ame is Mercedes.
3 Larry's apartment is small.
4 Hisfirm is in Bondi.
5 Larry's Australian.
4 : ! Complete Jane's questions. Listen, check, and
repeat.
1 Jane: Where lve?
Larry: In a big apartment n Bondi.
2 Jane: work?
Larry: I work for Wilson & Johnson. It's a lawfirm.
3 Jane: that?
Larry: Downtown, on Pitt Street.
28
5 In pairs, ask and answer the questions in
Exercise 4. If you're a student or you don't work,
talk about your school.
A: Where do you study?
B: Here, at this school.
J Larry's talking about his f ree-time activities.
Listen and match 1-5 and A-E.
I [A] on Friday evening.
[B] on Saturday morning.
On Saturday, I usually [C] in
the evening.
In the morning, I usually [D],
In the afternoon, I [E]!
Grammar
7 Look at the expressions in Exercise 6 and complete
the Grammar box with in or on.
Prepositions: nt on
I (don't) usually work...
Part of the day
the morning.
the afternoon.
the evening.
on theweekend.
Day
Monday.
Tuesdays.
Day + partoftheday
Friday morning.
Monday evenings.
8 : 3 Do you go out a lot? Word Bank 8, p. 71.
9 In pairs, compare your weekends. Are they
similar?
A: Whot do you do on Saturday morning?
B: usually...
Reading
10 v: l Elena Alonso has put a video on the
internet. Listen and read her videoscript.
Hi! My natne's Elena Alonso, l'm 32 years od. l'm
single and I have two children, a boy and a giri My
son's name's Osear. He's 10years od. My daughter's
eight. Her name's Sara. We Uve in a nice apartment
in San Francisco, near the boy. We have a small dog.
l'm a freelance translator and I work athome riere
in the city, near the beach. I like it here. I speak
Spanish, English, and Italian very welt and a littte
French, too. I studyFrench ata big languageschool
on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
On the weekend my children and I usually go to a
recreaton center. play basketball or tennis and they
play gomes with theirfriends. On Saturday evening I
usually go out with friends or stay at borne and watch
TV . And on Sundays, I relax at home.
I don't smoke, and I don't tike coffee or alcohol.
fust water!
11 Read the videoscript again and underline the
inf ormation Elena and you have in common.
12 Change the inf ormation that is dif f erent.
Then write a videoscript about yourself .
Go to Phrasebook 2 p. 77 ^ Go to Essential Grammar 2 p. 114 ^-
UNir2 29
Review
1 Test your partner. Complete the sentences. Then
spell the ames and say the numbers for your
partner to write.
1 My favorite ame for a man s
for a woman s
and
2 My car / moped / motorcycle numberi s
2 Choose and spell five words from Word Banks 1-5
for your partner to write.
4 Put the dialog in the correct order (1-9).
Listen, check, and repeat. Then practice with a
partner, using other drinks.
D $ugar?
j H ereyouare.
[a] Milk?
] You're welcome.
] Good evening. Would you like a drink, ma'am?
] Thankyou.
OYes, a coffee, please.
QYes, please.
H No, thanks.
4 ; 5 Read and complete the dialog with is he,
' s he, he isn' t, or he' s. Listen, check, and repeat.
Practice with your partner.
Ricky: Hmm. This pasta s great! Oh, excuse me a
minute. Helio?
Hasani: Oh, cell phones! So, Bea, where are you
from?
Bea: l'm American, from Boston. And you?
Hasani: Oh, l'm Egyptian, from Cairo.
Bea: And Ricky? Where (1) from?
Hasani: Guess!
Bea: Oh, I don't know. 12) Canadian?
Hasani: No,(3) .
Bea: Is he from Australia?
Hasani: Yes, he s. w
Australia.
Bea: And how od
Hasani: lthi nk|6)
from Brisbane,
(7)
about 30. And yes,
single! Very single!
Bea: Hmmm. I see.
5 Complete the dialogs. Practice them.
1 A: Where Kate _ _?
B:
2 A:
B:
from Canad.
Leo from?
from the USA.
3 A: Where
B:
you and your family from?
6 U Play M A N , WO M A N , O R TH I N G ? G et cards from
your teacher.
A: A man, a woman, orathing?
B:. . .
A: Is he/she/ta/an actress/singer/monument/
movie, etc.?
B: Yes, .../No,...
A: Is he/she/itfrom ...?
B: Ves, .../No,...
A: !s she/he/it... years od?
B: Ve s, . . . / No, . . .
A : I s he/s he/it...?
7 Celebrities. H ow od are they?
A: How olis Tom Cruise?
B: I don't know... Well, Ithinkhe's about 45 years
od.
8 Match the famous people with their original
ames.
1 WoodyAl l en' s orig inal
full ame
2 Jenni ferAni ston's
original last ame
3 Tom Cruise's full ame
4 Michael Caine's
real ame
5 NicholasCage's original
last ame
6 Jodie Foster's original
ame
a Coppola
b Thomas Cruise
Mapother IV
c Maurice
Micklewhite
d Anastassaki s
e Alicia Foster
f Alian Stewart
Konig sberg
To find the words, google lyric + the ame of the song
Wonderful World, Sam Cooke
To find the video, google video + the ame of the
song and singer.
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16 Complete the text with your, his, her, or their.
Listen and check.
These are very famous people. ( 1 ' name's
Angelina Jolie and (2) name's Brad Pitt.
_ children are from different countries
(Cambodia, Ethiopia, Namibia, and Vietnam}.
(4) ames are Maddox, Zahara, Shiloh, Pax,
Knox, and Vivienne. They're a very different but
beautiful family.
What' s |5) opinin of Brad and Angelina and
- -
family?
Post your answer at www.brangelina&kids.com
10 ^ 7 Replace words in italics with his, her, or
their. Listen and check.
Meet Bart Simpson
His
Bart^s name's Bart and he has asister. Bart's sister's
name's Lisa. Bar and Lisa's mother and father are
Homer and Marge Simpson. Bart has a baby sister,
o. Bart's baby sister, Maggie, is justone year od.'
Bart's addressis 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield
Bart and Lisahave a cat and a dog. Bart and Lisa's
cat'same is "Snowball 2" and Bart and Lisa's
dog's ameis "Santa'sLittleHelper."
Sil Answer the questions.
1 Who' s your father' s father? My _ . _ .
2 Who' s your sister' s brother' s mother' s husband?
My _ .
3 Who' s your brother- in- law' s wife? My _ .
12 In pairs, guess your partner's possessions.
1 A: Guess for Box 1. Check (/), write an X, or
change the number.
B: Guess for Box 2. Check (/), write an X, or
change the number.
2 A: Tell your partner what you think.
B: Listen and tell your partner how many
guesses are correct.
A: / think you have a big cor, you don't hove an
od bike, and you have two MP3 players.
B: Three correct guesses. Myturn.
3 Correct your partner's wrong guesses.
B: / hove a smalt car, not a big car. I only have
oneMP3player,...
1
a big car
an od bike
an MP3 player
a dctionary
a digital camera
two computers
2
a small house
a bigapartment
a ( apese TV
a newcell phone
aten dollar bil
a guitar
13 Check (/} the activities you do. Then, in pairs,
ask and answer the questions. Find three things"
you have in common.
drink coffee with sugar
playgolf
drive well
smoke
study English on Saturdays
workon Sundays
Me My
partner
4 Who' s your granddaughter' s father' s mother?
My_ _/ _ .
A: Do you smoke?
B:No,l don't. OR Yes, I do. / Yes, a littte. / Yes, a /of.
14 :; 8 How do you pronounce the vowels in these
words? Word Bank 6B, p. 69.
English fantastic hotdog more
full run verb mineral water
15Tell your partner about your "best friend."
Include ame / age / marital status / where
from / job.
Her ame is Mara. She's thirty yeors od and she's
single. She's from Mxico City and she's a civil
servant.
GotoWriting2p.61 ^-
U N IT 2 31
Let's watch a DVD tonight
Listening
1 \kat the picture and listen. Who's the phone cali for?
The Planet New
Requests
2 Listen again. Put the words in order.
1 phone Tim you answer please the can?
2 helio courseof yes.
3 please I to speak can Ana?
4 sure please moment j ust a
5 you Ana for it's.
Grammar
2 Study the requests in the Grammar box. Complete pictures 1-4.
1
you - wer the phone,
Can please?
I speak to Mr. Grant, OK.
Sure.
(Yes,) of course.
Noproblem.
1 A: have a glass of water, please? 2 A: open the window, please?
B: Yes, of course. Hereyou are. B: Sorry, no. Not just now. l'm cold.
P R VATE
EMERGENCY
SERV1CK
3 A: E xcuse me.
B: OK, sure.
lend meyour pen? 4 A: use your cell phone, please? It's an emergency.
B: No problem. Here you are.
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4 In pairs, ask and answer.
lend me
have
open A: Can
you
ci se
use
your
the
a(n)
B: Sure. Here you are. / Sorry, no. Not just now.
please?
Listening
5 ^ ' Listen and answer these questions.
1 What are Leo'stwo suggestions?
2 Which suggestion does Ana say yes to?
3 What time?
6 Read and complete the dialog with the words
in the box. Listen again and check. Practice the
dialog in pairs.
a can't come drnk t's go see you
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Ana Silva.
Hi.Ana. (1) Leo.
Oh, helio,
Listen, let
to< 3)
l'm sorry,
today.
Well, let's
(6)
Leo!
's eo out tonish. Let's < 2 ]
bar.
Leo. 1 ^ . l'm really tired
have a (5) .then.
to my restaurant!
Oh, er . . . OK, whynot ?
Is seven o'clock eood for (7) ?
Perfect!
Great! See you ter.
181 vou at seven. Bve.
Grammar
7 Complete the suggestions in the Grammar box.
Suggestions
Let's (1) out
tonight.
(2) go (3) a
bar.
Let's <* ) a DVD.
O
Sure.
That's (51
idea.
OK. 16) not?
e
Sorry,
(7)
can't.
Speaking
8 In pairs, use the verb phrases in Word Bank 8,
p. 71 to make suggestions.
A: Let's go for a walk.
B: Sorry, ...
9 I * Play ARE YOU ( H U N GRY ) ? Word Bank 9, p. 72.
A: Choose an adjective.
B: Guess how A feels.
B: Are you (hungry)?
A: No, l'm not. Try again. / Yes, I am. My turn. Ready?
Are you ...?
H ow many guesses do you need?
10 , s Put the dialog in the correctorder (1-8).
Helio. Can I speakto Rita, please?
] Hey, Rita. It's Lars.
T| Helio. Can I speakto Rita, please?
G That'sagreat idea!
G Hi, Lars.
i I Listen, l'm really bored. Let's go out.
HJ Thi si sRi ta.
j OK. Let's go shopping.
11 In pairs, phone your partner. Make suggestions,
say "Yes," or make excuses. Use adjectives and
verbs from Word Banks 7 and 8.
A: Can Ispeakto..., please?
B: ...here.
A:..
AB,p.93.Ex.2>-
UWIT 3 33
Ordinary people?
Reading
1 ( *, Listen and read Biography 1. Who is it?
Bi graphy 1
This "ordinary" man lives in New York
and goes to Columbia University. He's an
excellent scentist and studies ih_tsics.
He : so works as a photgrapher for the
Daily Bugle newspaper. He has a wife, Mary
Jane Watson, a model and actress, but he
doesn't have children.
After contact with a radioactve spider. he
gets oerpowers. When he changes into
a superhero he's really strong. He can't fjy
but he can iump very high and he can run
up walls. He's very, very fast and he uses a
fantastic 'qui d to stop bad people. He isn't
very big. He has a special red and blue
suit. He doesn't wear glasses. The actor
Tobey Maguire plays this superhero
in Hollywood movies. His ame is ... ?
2 In groups, listen and read the text again. Stop after each sentence
with underlined words. Communicate the meaning of the
13 underlined nouns, adjectives, or verbs. Mime, draw, or
give examples.
A: Sdentistfor example, Albert Einstein .,.
B: Yes, yes, I understond. It's the same in my language.
C: And, physics s, er, a subjectfrom school. Like, um, math.
D: That's right. Or chemstry. Physics s very difficult for me...
Grammar
3 Study the verbs in yellow in Exercise 1 and complete the Grammar
box.
resent simple (he, she)
O
[ives in New York,
g sto Columbia University.
He st s physics. He
She ch s into Spiderman. She
Pronunciation
doesn't live in Washington.
go to school.
u s a fantastic liquid.
h a red and blue suit.
doesn*t
glasses.
children.
have + s = has /haez/
go + s = goes
AB, p. 94. Ex. 1
Contractions
doesn't = does not
|The usual pronunciation
of-s endings is /z/ or /s/. Listen
and repeat the six affirmative
sentences in the Grammar box.
Which two verbs have an extra
syllable for the -s ending?
5 ( * In pairs, read and complete
the verbs in Biography 2. Who is
it? Listen and check. Who's your
favorite superhero?
Biography 2
She (li live in frica and she
(2) work as a teacher. Her real
name's Ororo Munroe. She's
beautiful! She 3) ha long white
hair and (41 d n't wear glasses.
But she isn't ordinary! When she
|5|change into a superhero, she
161 wear a special black suit. She
171 ha extraordinary superpowers.
She |8|fl very fast and she can
see at night. She |9) use the
weather, the ocean, and the stars
to stop bad people. She's one of
the X-Men and the actress Halle
Berry (10) play her in the X-Men
movies. Professor X, the leader of
the X-Men,lll) give her a new,
superhero ame. This ame is ...
34
Speaking
6 Take the quiz. Grele
the correct facts, 1-18.
Compare with a
partner.
A: / think o typical
American man or
woman has a car.
B: logree. /No, I think
he or she doesn't
have a car.
7 ' * Listen and check
your answers. Give
yourself one point for
each correct answer.
What' s your total?
8 In pairs, cover the
quiz and look only
at the pictures. Can
you remember and
say the 18 correct
sentences?
9 Write five sentences
about a "typical"
man or woman from
your country.
1 A typical Spanish
woman has a car.
2 She drives very fast
10 In groups, read and
compare your ideas.
Do you agree?
How much do you know about Americans?
What do you think a typical American person does, likes,
thinks, plays, and talks aboul?
Where does he or she live and go?
1 has / doesn't have a car.
2 drives / doesn't drive very fast.
3 smokes / doesn't smoke.
4 drinks tea and beer / coffee and water.
5 has / doesn't have a pet.
6 has one child / about 1.8 children.
7 likes / doesn't like soccer.
8 goes / doesn't go to a bar after work.
9 lives in a house / apartment.
10 wears / doesn't wear a suit.
11 goes for a walk / goes for a run for exercise.
12 plays basketball / tennis.
13 reads / doesn't read a newspaper.
ff\4 speaks two languages / only speaks English.
15 goes / doesn't go to college.
16 waches / doesn't watch W in the evenings.
17 talks about the weather / sports.
18 flies to Europe / drives to a national park for a
vacation.
Total: /18
UNTT3 35
Does he keyou? Yes, he does!
Speaking
1 Look at the picture and words.
In pairs, say what you remember
about this man.
Listening
languages?
job? Where / work?
Kate? lae?
Where / Uve? alone?
chldren?
2 Kate and Polly are friends from school. Read their chat
and match Polly's questions (1-8) with Kate's answers. Listen
and check. Did you remember all this information about Tim?
Polly: 5
Kate: Fine, thanks. I have a new friend now. His name's Tim Grant.
Polly:
Kate: Yes, he's really cooland in ligent, too. He speaks French
and Japanese!
Polly:
Kate: Yes, he does. Of course!
Polly:
Kate: Er, yes, he is now. Well, he's divorced. His ex~wife lives in
Australia.
Polly:
Kate: Yes, he does.
Polly: How many?
Kate: Threea boy and two girls. Tim lives here in Philadelphia
with the boy. He's a journatist.
Polly:
Kate: No, he doesn't. He works for a newspaper.
Polly:
Kate: Oh yeah, he's cute!:-)
Polly:
Kate: Well, I think he does ...:-)
How do you say the expressions in yellow in your language?
Grammar
3 Look at Polly's questions 1, 2,
3, and 6 and Kate's answers.
Complete the Grammar box.
sent simple (he, she)
O
He speaks Japanese
She lives n Australia.
1 A journalist? Reaily? Does he work on TV?
2 Does he speak English, too? :-)
3 Does he have children?
4 Great! Is he nice? :-)
5 So, how are you?
6 An important question: does he like you?
7 >) Is he single?
8 I see ... And is he ... cute?
he
she
speak English?
live in
Australia?
Yes,
he
she
speakSpanish.
live in Australia.
No,
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Pronunciation
4 (i ) Complete dialogs 1-4. Listen and repeat.
How do you pronounce:
1 Does he/she in the questions?
2 does/doesn't in the answers?
1 Kate: Tim's a journalist.
Polly: Really?
Kate: No,
workon W?
2 Kate: Tim works a lot.
Polly: I see.
Kate: Yes,
work on Sundays?
3 Kate: My friend Ana's from Brazil.
Polly: Oh!_ _ speakEnglish well?
Kate: Yes, .
4 Kate: And Ana has a new car!
Polly: Great! drive very fast?
Kate: No, .
AB,p.95.Ex. 1
Speaking
5 Look at the photos and answer the questions.
1 Who arethey?
2 Whatdo
they do?
3 Where are they
from?
4 Whatdo you
know about
their personal
lives?
6 v 1Get a card from your teacher. Read the
information about one of the actors. Complete the
chart with / (Yes), / (No) or ? (I don't know).
workn soap operas
workout a lot
eat meat
smoke
singor dance well
be a sports fan
play a musical nstrument
have children
have a pet
Matt
X
Megan
7 The same or different? In pairs, find fiv e
differences between Matt and Megan.
A: Does Matt work out a lot?
B: Ves, he does.
A: Megan works out a lot, too. 5o that's the same.
OR
A: Megan doesn't work out a lot So that's one
difference.
Writing
8 Write fiv e sentences about someone you know
well. Use the phrases in the box.
like ( imals) be a sports fan live alone
speakEnglish pay (soccer/the pi no)
have a car/ bike eat / drinka lot smoke
cook / dance well work out a lot
stay home / go out a lot read / use a computer a lot
The father in my nost family.
He doesn't like dogs.
He has a small car.
He..
9 In pairs, ask and answer about the person in
Exercise 8.
A:
Who'sthe person?
Does he like dogs?
B:
The father in
my host family.
Yes, he.../Yes, Ithinkso.
Really? Does he...? No> he doesn 'l /' don Y
know. / \
UNITS 37
Lookat the time!
Listening
2 Listen to Tim and Ana at work.
Look at the TV guide.
1 Complete the speech bubbleswith,
late and ti red.
2 Grele Ana'sfavorite TVprogram on
the TV guide.
3 Whattype of program is t?
4 WhydoesAnasayshel i kes
this program?
Your TV Cuide
TV Listings on August 9, 2010
Saturday : Sunday : Monday: Tuesday : Wednesday : Thursday :
ABC KMW
17
17
17
18
18
19
19
20
;00 Judge Judy
,25 Newsround (More...)
:35 The Weather (More...)
:OO Local News (More...)
:30 World News (More...)
;00 The Hunt Show (More...)
30 Days of Our Lives (More..
:00 Cabot Cove Mysteries:
Limbo (More.-.)
:30 Crime Scene: Pushing
Their Luck (More...)
:00 News at Ten (More...)
11:00 Danger Mouse: The Trip
to America (More...)
11:10 Sesame Street (More...)
11:35 The Munsters (More...)
12:00 Film: The Hawaiians
(1970) (More...}
14:10 Hands on Nature: Barrier
Reefs (More...)
14:45 Escape to the Country
(More...)
15:45 Sports Center (More...)
16:30 Ready Steady Cook
{More...)
17:15 The Weakest Link
Oh, no! l'm really_ /
2 What time is it? Complete the answers for each
time.
8:00 It's o'clock.
7:30 It's seven . It's half past.
5:15 It's ffteen. = It's a quarter past
14:50 It'stwo . = It's ten to
3 Listen to Tim and Ana. Check (/) the correct
option.
1 What time s t?
a G 6:40 b J 7:20 c C 7:30
2 What time does her program start?
a D7:35 b G 7:30 C H7:45
4 \?* What's the time? Word Bank 10, p. 73.
38
Speaking
5 Play R A C E THE C L O C K I
A : Say all the times on the TV guide in one minute to your
partner. Switch roles.
B: Say all the times in one minute. Use the other "system."
A: Five o'clock, five twenty-ftve...
B: Five o'clock, twenty-five past five...
Pronunciation
6 L isten to your teacher. R epeat and link the words.
What time is t? It's one o'clock.
7 iy,1 Play BI G BE N .
G et cards from your teacher.
A: What time isit?
B: It's twenty to eight.
A: You mean t's seven forty?
B: Yes, that's right!
Listenmg
5; L isten to Tim and Vicki. C omplete the TV G uide.
The Pa
Grammar
9 L ook at the G rammar box and complete
sentences 1-4 with at, at about, or on.
What channel
When
What time does t
is it on?
start?
end?
Friday.
s on
MTV.
startsat 6:15 p.m.
ends at about 7:30.
1 We use
2 We use
3 Weus e
forexact times,
f ordaysand channels.
f oran approximate time.
4 We can say "on on" too! For example,
Question: When's it ?
Answer: It's on _ _Tuesdays 5 p.m.
AB, p. 96. Ex.
Speaking
10 I n groups, find common
favorite programs.
A: What's your favorite T V
program?
B: . . .
C: What channel is ton?
B: (It's on) on ...
D: When is ton?
B: (It's on) on ...
A: What time does itstart/ end?
B: (Itstarts/ends) at (about)..
UN I T 3 39
What time do you get up <
Speaking
1 6 What do you do every day?
Word Bank 11, p. 74.
2 Ask your classmates questions 1-8 below.
Find a different person for each activity
and write their ames.
A: Do you ...?
B: Ves, .../No, ...
A s before B.
11 s af t er l O. before ter
t ggt wp before 6:
2. listen tottoe rado
M rbe
3 tak a sbokver before
breakfasf
5 bai/e a b/g
6 gef home before 7:OOp .wi.
7 sfwdy anorher \anguage
8 do fheir homework
3 In groups, compare your findings.
A: ars gefs up 6e/bre 6:00 a.m.
B: /?/fa doesn't hove a big lunch.
Reading
Listen and read the movie review.
Answer questions 1-4.
1 What and who s the review about?
2 What typ e of man s he? Find two
negative adj ectiv es and one p ositive
adj ectiv e n the review.
3 Are his books, the movie, and his life
al l romant i c?
4 Do you know the movie? Would you like
toseeit(again)?
In the romantic comedy, As Good as It Gets, M elvin
Udall (Jack Nicholson) is a horrible man. He's a
successful writer of romantic stories, but he has
no love in his life and he doesn't have any family or
friends.
He does exactly the same thngs every day. He
has breakfast in the same restaurant at the same
table at the same time and with the same waitress,
Carol (Helen Hunt), every day. For breakfast, he
always eats sausages, bacon, and eggs and drinks
coffee. He doesn't work in an office. He writes on
his comp uter at home from M onday to Friday. He
works a lot!
On the weekend, M elvin stays at home. He reads a
lot, p lays the p iano, and doesn't have a social life.
M elvin is a difficult man but, before the movie ends,
he changes. He help s Carol, she starts to like him,
An excellent movie. Don't miss it.
40
Grammar
Present simple (he, she)
Wh- questions and answers
What time
What
Where
He
She
does
he
she
start work?
do in the morning?
work?
starts work at seven a.m.
goes to school in the morning.
works in the theater.
5 Look at the Grammar box and complete the
questions about the review.
In pairs, ask and answer the questions.
1 What
2 What
3 Where
4 What does
5 When
6 Where
7 What instrument
8
do?
wrte?
have
work?
work?
he
breakfast?
breakfast?
doon the
weekend?
7 In pairs, ask and answer questions to complete
the text.
A: Whattime does Metvin ...?
B; At (about)...
8 In pairs, look again at p. 74. Use the pictures to ask
and answer about your typical day.
A: What time /When /What do you usually... ?
B: At (about) ...
9 Tell the class about your partner. Are you (very)
similar or (really) different?
A: I thinkNina's very different/similar to me. She ...
10 Talkin groups.
A: Think about a person you know well. Say if
it's a man or a woman.
Group: Ask for information about A's person.
Guess who it is.
A: My person s a man / woman.
What does he /she...?
Where does he/she...?
Does he /she...?
What time does he/she...?
Is he /she your... ?
Speaking
6 \.Getmore
information about Melvin. Read the information
and complete half the text.
Here's a typical day in Melvin's ufe:
He gets up at !1)____a.m. and takes a shower.
At about (2)__a.m. he goes to the same
restauran! and has breakfast. He finishes
at exact'y3)- . He starts work at (4)_
p.m. and finishes at about(5) .
A*(6 p.m. he has dinner and at exactly
p.m. he watches the news on TV. He
goes to bed at(8)
Umr3 41
He always leaves home early
Listening
1 : 8 Listen to Kate and Ana on the
phone. Check ( < / ) the correct option.
1 a GKate calis Ana.
b : Ana calis Kate.
2 Kate suggests they have dinner
a n at an Italian restaurant.
b []jat a Mexcan restaurant.
3 Kate asks Ana to
a | | make a reservation.
b n cali Leo.
4 They agree to meet at
a L a quarter past eight.
bZJa quarter to eight.
Speaking
2 In groups, suggest what to do after
class. Use Word Bank 8, p. 71 for
ideas.
A: Let's...
B: Thot's o good idea.
C:OK. What time?
9 Kate, Tim, Ana, and Leo are at
the restaurant. Read the dialog and
circle the correct option. Listen and
check.
Kate: Hey! Great food, isn't it?
Ana: De ous! And Pm really
(1) hungry / bored\: Yes, (2)a/the meat'sexcellent.
So, do you guys watch a lot of
food programs(3Jn/on TV?
Leo: Yes, I do. I love Rick Bayless.
Pm Wyour/his number one
fan! My favorite program
(5)/s/are "Mxico: One Pate at
a Time." Do you know t?
Ana: No, what channel is it (6)on//n?
And when?
Leo: (7Mf / On Thursday evening,
(8)at/onPBS.
Tim: Whattime does it(9)star/sfarfs?
Leo: At nine p.m.
Kate: (10) Is / Does t really good, then?
Leo: Oh, it's some! l'm a very
lll)bt/sy//re/man, butl never
miss it!
4 Do you watch a lot of TV? In pairs, ask and answer. Do you watch
similar programs?
A: Do you watch a lot of TV ... ?
B: Yes, I do. / No, I don't. What about you?
A: I watch a little / a lot. / No, I don't like TV.
B: Do you watch ...
A: Yes, I do. It's great.
Do you watch it, too?
B: Yes, Ido. I love it. /
No, I don't.
A: No, I don't. What channel . . . ?
When . . . ?/ What t i me . . . ?
I s i t good/ OK/ b ad?
Pronunciation
5 !0 Make eight complete questions about Rick Bayless. Listen,
check, and repeat. Stress the underlined words.
1 how many restaurante / have?
How many restaurante does Yie Yiave7.
2 what time / leave home?
3 what time / get home?
4 wher e / come from?
5 where / live?
6 how many children / have?
7 what / do / weekend?
8 what type / shows / make?
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Reading
6 Read Rick Bayless's biography in one minute, Cover the text. In pairs,
answer the questions in Exercise 5. Can you remember all the answers?
A: How many restaura/lis does he have?
B:A lotI don't remember the number.
A: / remember. He has..
Rick Bayless-a very busy man
Rick Bayless is an American chef. He s famous for his Mexican
food. He teaches Mexican cooking all ovar the USA and , gandes
cocking tours of Mxico. He has four restaurants-two in Chicago,
one.h New York City, ahd one n San Francisco. He wntes too and
has six different o okbooks now.
He always leaves home at 7:30 a.m. to go to work and he doesn't
usually get home before 1 -.00 a.m. He doesn't have a lot of free
me He comes from Oklahoma City, but he ves ,n Ch.cago w,th
his wife Deann and his daughter. He usually spends weekends
with his family. They go to the movies and the theater-
daughter loves i , sical theater.
Rick is a famous "TV chef, " too. You can see him on Mxico: One
Pate ai sLe and also on Irn CM America. If you like food and
cooking, don't miss them!
G rammar
7 Read about Leo. How do you say the
yellow words in your language?
Adverbs of frequency
Leoj ackson's >iways busy.
He's a chef, and he has a restaurant in
Philadelpha.
He always leaves home very early.
He usually works late.
He doesn't usually work on Sundays.
He sometmes plays tennis on the weekend.
He never misses a chance to visit Italy.
Circle the correct option, before or after.
Always, usuolly, sometimes, never go:
1 before/after the verb be.
2 be/ore/a/terotherverbs.
Speaking
8 Compare Leo and Rick Bayless. Look at the example.
Find four more things that they have in common.
A: Leo's a chef with o restaurant in the USA and Rick is a chef with
restaurants in the USA, too.
B: That's one thing they have n common. W e need four more things.
9 In pairs, use always, usually, sometimes, or never to talk
about these activities. Find three things you have in common.
Then tell the class.
1 work (late on Fridays)
2 play (socceron the weekend)
3 stay home (n the evening)
4 go shoppmg(on Saturdays)
5 watch (soap operas)
6 have a big (lunch)
A: I sometimes work lote on Fridays. W hat about you?
B: / never work late on Fridays! I always go home early.
10 In pairs, talk about a "busy" person you know. Ask and
answer about:
ame / nationality / age / family / occupati on
daily routine: morning / afternoon / evening
weekends
Go to Phrasebook 3 p. 78 ^> GotoEssential Grammar 3 p. 116
UNIT 3 43
Review
1 Complete the sentences. Are they requests (R) or
suggestions (S)?
1 Let's have a party on_ Saturday.
2 Can I have cappuccno. please?
3 Can you open Windows, please?
4 . watch a DVD later.
5 Can I speak Trida, please?
6 vou meet me ths afternoon?
D
D
D
D
Complete the dialog with two requests and
one suggestion from Exercise 1. Listen and check.
In pairs, practice it. Change the ames and times.
Mac: Can (1) _ _ _ . Trida,
Trida: This is Trida.
Mac: Helio, Trida. It's Mac.
Trida: Oh, ni, Mac!
Mac: Listen.(2) meet met hi s
Trida: Sure, I can. Come over to my house. Is five
o' cl ockgood f oryou?
Mac: It's perfectlThankyou very much. Hey, listen.
(3) watch , later. What
about Mission Impossible 3?
Trida: Oh, er . . . OK, why not?
Mac: Great! See you later.
Trida: See you. Bye.
2 Pronunciation. Listen and write 1, 2, or 3.
Listen again and repeat.
1 - /Z/ 2 = /s/ 3 =/.z/
a J ac kwat c hesa l otof TV. [3]
b He reads a lot of magazines, too.
c He likesSpiderman.
d Spiderman wears a special suit.
e Peter Parker relaxes on the weekend.
f Storm works as a teacher.
g Batman has a fantastic car.
h J ack' sdogrunsvery fast.
i Jack's cat drinks a lot of milk.
4 l[J Play WHO is IT?
Get cards from your eacher. Talk about the
people on the cards.
5 Match the verbs (1-8) and phrases (a-h).
In pairs, tell your partner three true sentences
about you and three true sentences about a
person you know.
1 eat-^^^ a a party
2 go ***" b sausages and eggs
3 stay c to music
4 have d ti meonl i ne
5 listen e video games
6 play f TVo r DVDs
7 spend g home
8 watch h out with friends
A: / go out with friends on Saturdays.
B: My sister spends time online in the evenings.
6 Complete the dialogs. Practice in pairs.
1 A: My friend Julia's an actress.
B: Really? Doesshe worki n the movies?
A: Yes, she does. She works on TV, too.
2 A: My car's very od. It doesn't go very fast.
B: have a CD player?
A: No, it doesn't. I think I need a new car!
3 A: Paolo's in Germany.
B: Great! speak Germn?
A: No, he doesn't. But he speaks a little English.
4 A: Mysi st er' si n]apan.
B: Great! __speakj apanese?
A: Yes, very well. Her partner is from Tokyo.
Get cards from your teacher. In pairs, find
out more about Tim.
A: Does Tim/ he... ? B: Y es, he does. / No, he doesn't
^ How do you pronounce the vowels in these
words? Word Bank 6C, p. 69.
now pair we're coins tourist
9 Can you remember the ames of ten everyday
activities? Word Bank 11, p. 74.
have breokfast
Unit 3 Son: ts just wanna have fin, Cyndi Lauper
Tofind the video, google video + the ame of the
song and singer.
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10 In pairs, ask and answer questions with the
phrases in the box. Remember three interesting
things about your partner to tell the class.
have a aptop have wifi
like computers use computers a lot
spend a lot of time online chat
watch music videos make CDs
cali people on Skype go to internet cafs
buy things online play games
read the news watch DVDs
have a favorte website?
A: Do you chatn the internet?
B: Yes, a lot. / Yes, a little. /No, I don't.
A: Who with?
Sil Put the words in order. In pairs, talk about your
favorite radio station and programs.
1 radio program / what's / favorite / your
What's _?
2 is / station / on / what / it
7
3 on / when / it / is
7
4 does / time / start / what / it
7
5 end / what/ it / does /time
?
A: What's your favorite radio program?
B: It's ...
u 12 Circle the correct option. In pairs, practica the
dialog. Change Livia's words to make them true
for you.
Roger: What do you usually do (1)/n/on Mondays?
Lvia: Well, I get up {2}from / at about seven
o'clock and go to work.
Roger: What time do you start work?
via: I work( 3 ) f rom/ bef are 8:30 (4)o/fer/fo 5:30.
Roger: Do you usually have lunch?
Livia: Yes, I have lunch (5)from/befare 12:00 untl
1:00 p.m.
Roger: And what time do you get home?
Livia: I usually go out with some frends [6)after
/befare work, so l'm home (7)from /at
about eight.
13 In groups of three, imagine a typical day
in Sarah's life. Use Word Bank 11 to make
sentences about her day.
On Mondays Sara/7 gets up atfive o'clockin the
morning.
14 Make six true sentences about you. Use the
words in 1-6 and always, usually, sometimes, or
never. Use different days and times, too. Then
compare in pairs.
/ never have lunch at home from Monday to Friday.
1 I have lunch at home
2 I work out
3 With myfriends I talk about
4 I use a computer
5 I drive
6 I .
15 In pairs, look at Word Bank 8. Use the pictures
to compare your weekends. Find five interesting
differences to tell the class.
A: / usually go for a run on Sundays.
B: Really? I never go for a run.
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Umr3 45
ave a good trip!
Reading
1 ! What are your favorite places? Word Bank 12, p. 75.
1 Listen and read about New York City. Write T (true) or F (false).
Would you like to go there?
1 New York City has a lotof places fortourists.
2 It isthe capital of New York State.
3 TheThanksgivingDay parade s in November forone day.
4 I ttakesfourhourstotravelfrom Philadelphia to NYC by train.
Welcome to New York City, popu tion
8 million. New York has many fantastic
buildings and monuments, lovely parks, and
great stores and shopping malls.
It's an exciting, modern city, but it isn't New
York State's capital city (this s Abany)! New
York has excellent museums, art galleries,
and theaters. You can go to great cafs and
bars too, and all types of restaurants and
nightclubs.
New York is famous for its holiday
cele tions. The Thanksgiving Day parade
is on thefourth Thursday in No.er ber. It
starts at 9:00 a.m. and more than 44 million
people watch the parade on TV every year.
Fast trains from Boston and Philadelphia to
New York take about two and a half hours.
A flight from Philadelphia or Boston to La
Guardia or JFK airports takes about one
hour and 15 minutes.
Visit www.nyc.tourist.com
or www.ilovenv.com
Listening
3 \shasa classproject about New York
City. He phones Visitor Information. Listen
and complete the times.
For inforrrion for tourists, go to:
NYC's Official Visitor Information Center
810 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY10019
Opening and closing times
Monday -
Sunday
8:30 a.m. -
a.m. -
p.m.
4 l Now Lars tries the Visitor Center in Philadelphia.
Listen and complete the times on the brochure.
Some opening and closing hours in New York City (April to October)
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vices Open Cise Days
Department
stores and
shopping
malls
Guggenheim
Museum
11:00 a.m.
(i)
10:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m. or
(2)
(3)
Not open
10:00 a.m.
(5)
Sun
Mon-Sat
Mon-Wed / Fri
(i)
Sat
Grammar
5 s Study the Grammar box and complete
the questions. Listen, check, and repeat.
Whattime?+ Present simple (t, they)
1 Whattime
open on Sundays?
2 Whatti me
theshoppi ng malls
does t
Whatti me
the museum cise
on Saturdays?
do they
AB, p. 100. Ex. 1
6 M Get a card from your teacher. In pairs, talk about
other opening and closing hours in New York City.
A: What time does / do... open / cise on ...?
B: It opens / clases / They open / cise at...
open?
cise?
leave?
arrive?
They
opens
closes
leaves
arrives
open
cise
leave
arrive
at
Speaking
7 In groups, talk about the opening hours in your country. Are they similar to the USA?
banks museums nightctubs the post office
shopping malls stores the main tourist attractions
A: What time... open / cise? Do banks open on Sunday in .
B: l'm notsure. / \ no idea.
' J Lars decides to go to New York City for the weekend.
He's now at 30th Street Station, Philadelphia.
Listen and complete the ticket.
9 Listen again and order the dialog 1-13.
]Man: Would you like a one-way ticket or round-trip?
[6]Lars: Her ey ou ar e.
Man: It leaves at 9 a.m. from platform 7.
_ Lars: Round-trip, please. How much is t?
ITj Man: Can I help you?
J Lars: Thank you very much.
\] Man: At 11.15 a.m.
J Lars: Yes, can I have a ticket to New York City, please?
Man: Thank you. Here's your ticket.
Lars: And what time does t arrive?
OMan: $62.
:8^ Lars: Whatti me does the nexttrain leave, please?
^ Man: Have a good trip!
restaurants
way / round
Wext train 1
10 Get a card from your teacher. In pairs, buy train tickets.
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When's your birthday
Reading
1 |_J Get a card from your teacher. Read about one of the music festivals.
Check (/} the types of music they play. Use the words in the box.
D
opera country
jheavy metal
Jclassical
pop
jazz
rock
FEsrnnu,
IA77;
RioTimoAlcan
2 In groups, talk about the festivals.
1 Ask and answer about each.
a Where s t?
b Howold s t?
c How long s t (how many days / weeks)?
d What t ype of music do they play?
l.iliiliii'li International Festival
San Miguel Chamber Mnsr Festival
Montreal Infernatonal Ja//, I csfiiil
2 Lookatthethree cardstogether.
a Find the ames oftwo months.
and
b Find two dates. and
c Which instrument does the picture on the card show?
Pronunciation
3 1 / Listen and write the months in
the correct word stress box.
Jo nurtfy reDruary fvlo rcn
Aprl May June
July August Scptembor
October November December
Grammar
4 \ How do you say the dates in E xercise 2?
Complete the ordinal numbers. Listen, check, and repeat.
anuanj
Marcb
The months

September
Ordinal numbers
Ist
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
lOth
frst
second
third
fourth
fifth
th
th
eighth
nn
th
llth
12th
13th
20th
21st
22nd
23rd
30th
31st
e: en
twelf
twentieth
twentv-
twentv-
l
th
-third
What's the date today?
I think it's the...
We write: SeptemberZth
September 7
We say: (It's) September seventh.
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Pronunciation
5 'Listen and repeat. Be careful with
"th."
1 Rfth Avenue and Fourth Street
2 20th Century Fox
3 thirteen months
4 1303 and 1333
5 Ihirty-three thousand people think
Thursdayistheirthirtieth birthday.
Thursday is my 30th birthday.
What other English words do you know
with the th spelling?
6 Look at the Grammar box and complete
the sentences.
Dates
When's US Independence Day?
Months It's in July.
Dates It'son July 4th.
When's your birthday?
It'sonSunday! Days
1 New Year's Eve s
31st.
December
2 Thanksgiving Day in the USA is
the fourth Thursday November.
Speaking
7 J Get a card from your teacher. When's Independence Day?
Ask and answer.
A: When's Independence Day in Argentina?
B: It's on]uly9th. When's Independence Dayin Brazil?
8 When are the festivals and celebrations in your country?
Are they public holidays?
In the USA, Volentine's Day is on February 14th. Butitisn'ta
public hotiday.
9 ! Emma works with Ana and Tim. Listen to Emma and Ana
and check (/) the correct option.
1 When's Tim's birthday?
^] On Thursday ^| In October j | On September 4th
2 What type of musi cdoesTi m like?
^)azz Ôpera
,p. 101. Ex. 2^
10 When are your birthdays? Stand up and ask your class.
Organize yourselves into a line across the class from
birthdays in January to birthdays in December.
A: When's your birthday?
B:Ofs)On.../ln...
A: OK. So you're befare me. My birthday's on ...
11 Before you sit down, tell the class your birthdays.
Which is a) the most common month for birthdays and
b) the most common date for birthdays?
We have four birthdays in March and three birthdays on the 23rd!
Umr4 49
Musicals? 1'm sorry, I really hate them
Listening
1 Kate's at Tim's birthday party. Listen to extracts from the dialog.
Check (/) Kate's favorite types of movies and music.
Movies
thrillers westerns
2 Circle two types of movie and two types of music that you usually like in Exercise 1.
Put an X next to one type of movie and one type of music that you don't usually like.
Find someone in the class who's the same as you.
A: What types of movie do/don'tyou usually like?
B: / like thrillers. The Taking of Pelham 1, 2, 3 is my favorite movie.
2 Kate's talking to Tim at the party. Listen and number the adjectives
n the order you hear them (1-8).
jawesome ^\g _excellent ^\s Qj good Hgreat ]]horrible ~ ^\g
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you like thissong? Tim: So, Kate,tl}
Kate: Oh, that's Justin Timberlake. He's very good.
Tim: Yes, I like him a lot! How about Bruce
Springsteen? I think he's fabulous.(2)
you like him, too?
Kate: Oh yes. Justin and Bruce are great. I love them!
Tim: Your favorite type (3) __musict 4)
rock, then.
Kate: Yes, I like it very much. And country, too.
They're my favorites.
Tim:
Kate:
Tim:
Kate:
Tim:
And 5) vou like movies?
Yes! Mv favorite actress ( 6 ] Scartett
Johansson. What 7) vou think (8)
her?
Oh, she's awesome. 1 like her, too. And what
type (9) movies 1 0) you like?
Thrillers, musicals ... But not science fction
movies. 1 don't like them. They're horrible!
Come on. Kate. Science fiction |u)
excellent! (1 2) examole. the Matrix
movies are very nteresting. Now, musicals?!
l'm sorry, I really hate them. They're boring!
Kate: Boring? No way. What about Dreomgirls,
(1 3) example, or Hairspray or Chicago
or Crease...?
Grammar
5 Read the dialog in Exercise 4 again. Draw lines to
make true sentences.
Tim
Kate
loves
likes
doesn' t like
hates
Justin a lot.
Justin and Bruce.
rock music very much.
Scarlett Johansson, too.
science fiction movies.
musicals.
6 Study the dialog in Exercise 4 again. Complete the
Grammar box with the pronouns in yellow.
Objectpronouns
Subject Object
me
you
he
she
t
we
they
you
US
4C
4 Read and complete the dialog with do, of,for, oris. PrOPUnC3tOn
7 ' 3' Listen and circle the stressed word in each
sentence. Listen again and repeat.
1 I love you.
2 She bates us.
3 Do you lke her?
4 I don't like t.
5 We like them.
6 Do you love me?
Speaking
8 ' 4j' Get a card from your teacher. In pairs, talk
about Kate and Tim. Are they very similar?
A: Whatdoes Kate/ Tim thinkof...?
B:He/She...
9 What do you think? Write two ames for each
category. In groups, ask and answer.
movie:
movie star (man):
movie star
(woman):
rockband:
singer (man):
singer (woman):
What do you
think of...?
love him.
( don't) like her.
hate it.
don't know them.
! think
he's
she's
it's
they're
great.
awesome.
horrible.
Be careful!
What do you t hi nkof rap?
/I lke it. XKtke.
What do you think ofShakira?
/I like her. XHtkeshe.
UNIT 4 51
Swimming is my favorite activity
Reading
1 Take he quiz. In pairs, compare your answers.
Sports Quiz
Can you swim? Do you like swimming? What do you know about swimming?
1 The number one sports activity in the world is a playing soccer. b swmming, c cycling.
2 Only one sport has more Olympic medals than swimming. Is i t . . . a track and 'field? b boxing? c gymnastics?
3 Michael Phelps and Jenny Thompson swim for a Australia, b Ganada, c the USA.
4 When you swim for 30 minutes you use about a 200 calones, b 300 calones, c 400 calones.
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2 Read the article to check your answers. Match the
words in yellow and definitions 1-5. Do you agree
that it is "the perfect exercise"?
Swimming s the number one recreational
activity in the worldyes, more people swim
than play soccer or play golf or basketball!
It's very excitlng to watch, too! Millions of TV
fans watch the 34 swmming events at the
Olympic Games. They love seeing swimmers
like Americans Michael Phelps (six gold medals
in Athens in 2004 and eight golds at the Beijing
Olympics in 2008) and Jenny Thompson (12
Olympic medals, eight of them gold). Only track
and field has more Olympic medals.
Swimming is an excellent way to work out,
relax, and loseweight, too. Swimming for
half an hour uses about 300 calones. It's the
perfect exercise for all ages. Why don't you go
swimming today?
1 An adjective: t means "free time": _
2 An adjective + noun: what you get if you are first in
an Olympic event:
3 A verb + noun: forexample, to go from 110 pounds
to 100 pounds:
4 A noun: people who love a sport, team, person, etc.:
5 A noun: one of the competitions in a sports
program:
Speaking
3 Match the sentences and the photos in Exercise 1.
Then check (/)the sentences you agree with.
1 Swimming is my favorite Olympic event.
l ' mareal fan. \A\ I hate dancing! But t's a good way to
loseweight.
3 My favorite recreational activity is walking.
4 Weight rainingis good exercise, but really boring! [ 1
5 I like different ways of working out, but
I prefer running.
4 In pairs, compare your ideas.
A: I don'tagreewith number 2.1 love dancing. I doee
every weekend.
B: I agree wt'th number 2.1 like music, butlcan'tdance!
Grammar
5 Look at the sentences in Exercise 3 and complete
the Grammar box.
English is great!
soccer is fun.
homework.
TV.
home in the evening.
to the movies?
6 4-14 What do you like doing? Word Bank 13, p. 76.
Speaking
7 5 In groups of three, listen to Kate and Ana
talking. Check (/} what they like doing.
A: Check (/)the information about Ana.
B: Check (/)the information about Kate.
C: Check (/) the information about Leo.
Verb + -ing for activities
1 hate
My wife loves
We prefer
Do you like
AB,p.l 03. Ex.l^
Activity
Learn
Plav
do
watch
stav
eo
Ana
Kate
Leo
ft
*
8 Talk about the information you have. What do Ana
and Kate agree to do?
A: Ana likes swimming. She loves...
B: Kate...
C: Leo...
9 In groups, talk about your three favorite activities.
Are they very similar?
A: / love going to the gym, tistening to music, and
cooking formyfamily. And you?
UNIT4 53
e goes running once a week
Reading
1 What do you think? Grele your opinin. In pairs, compare your opinions.
1 My weight isfine. I need/ don't needto lose wei ghtat the moment.
2 Goingon a diet/s//sn'f very difficult for me.
3 I eat /don't eat a lot of j unkfood (hamburgers, no.dogs, French fries, pizza, etc.).
4 Ipre/er/c/on'fpre/ereatinglasagna to cati nga salad.
5 Worki ngout/s//sn'fan mportant part of my life.
6 Ipre/er/Gfon'fpre/erworkingoutto staying home and watchingTV.
2 Look at the ad and Jim Ransom's photo. Which sentences from Exercise 1
do you think are his opinions, a) before and b) after bis "success story"?
Listening
3 ' . l 6 Listen to Jim and complete his personal details and weights in the ad.
Naturlife
Beforeast year:
Win $1OOO
Just tell us your success
story about losing weight.
Please send your details
and photos!
ame: J'm
Nationality:
From:
Uves:
Age:
Occupation:
4 Circle the correct verb. Listen to Jim again to check.
1 I do /go /play tennis.
2 I do /go /play running.
3 I do/go/play swimming.
4 I do /go/ play yoga.
5 l 7 Look at Jim's exercise calendar. How u ten does he do
the activities? Write 1-4. Listen, check, and repeat.
Be careful with the "silent" letters in evfiy /'evri/ and
of/en /'afn/ .
a O once a week
b Qtwice a week
c [ three times a week
d I l everyotherdav
Exercise calendar
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Grammar
6 Look at Exercise 5 and complete the Grammar box.
Frequency
How often
do l/you/we/they
does he/she/it
pl ay...?
go ...?
do...?
7
Once
times
Every
day.
week.
month.
year.
Never.
Remembertouse:
p/flyforgames
go for activties (verb + -ing)
do for other physical activities
7 How often do you do these things? In groups, find
similarities.
A: / have English lessons twice a week.
B: Me, too.
A: / read the newspaper...
:Really?l...
Speaking
8 Jim's friend Carmen isn't happy about his lifestyle.
So she tries to find help. Read her message to Dr.
Sane's "Solutions" page. What does Carmen think
the problem is?
Solutions
to difficult
problems!
Q: Crazy about exercise
My friend Jim never stops working out, and I
don't think that's mal! Can you help him?
Carmen
A: Dr. Sane's answer
Dear Carmen
It's good to go running or swimming often, to do
st-ups regularly and to play games like tennis.
It's healthy to do ae'bics sometimes and
, too. some weight training (1)
But tell your friend that it's important to do
other things, too.
Here are my suggestions to him:
Go to the movies(2) i i and watch a different
type of movie each time.
Listen to music every dayclassical music
at least < 3 > [_j.
Go dancing with friends(4) \_\.
Spend < 5) j | with your family or friends
watch a good DVD together or have a
special dinner.
And remember to say "I love you"|6) |.
8 Read Dr. Sane's answer. In pairs, decide where
to put these expressions in the text.
Listen and check.
a once a week
b one evennga week
c once a day
d once or twice a week
e every other weekend
f once a month
10In pairs, ask and answer about the activities
underlined in the text. Compare your answers
to Dr. Sane's suggestions. Do you have a healthy
mind in a healthy body?
A: How often do you ...? B:..
U N IT 4 55
We hardly ever go to bed early
Listening
_
9 Leo, Ana, Kate, and Tim want to see a movie. Listen and complete the sentences.
1 wantsto see Casa blanca ai he ABC. 4 doesn't like dramas.
2 doesn't tike black and white movies.
3
5 makes a joke about beautiful actresses.
doesn't remember who MerylStreep s. 6 They agree to go and see the new movie.
2 Listen again. Number the sentences in the order that you hear them, 1-5.
AJ_
/ love them!
B|l J
/ don't like (...) very much. I really like her!
DJJ
/ hate them!
E| I
Who'sshe?
Match the sentences with the people or things they refer to. Write A-E.
\B\k and white movies _ Megan Fox ^Mer ylStr eep JDramas QThrillers
Speaking
! Get cards from your
teacher. In groups, find
out how much people
know about America's
famous:
people (actors and
actresses, singers,
writers, etc.)
places (monuments,
stores, etc.)
works of art (books,
movies, plays, etc.)
bands
Who is the "expert" in
your group?
What do you know
about...?
He's
She's
It's
They're
What do you think of
him / her/it / them?
o (are they)
I don't know him / her / it/ them
ove
(don't) like
hote
don't realty know
he's...
she's...
it's . . .
they're..
him / her/ it/them.
think
Grammar
4 Read about two ampies talking about their weekends. Circle the correct option.
1 Which couple prefersTVto the movies? DebbyandJustin/SueandRoger
2 Which couple lovesdifferenttypesof musc? DebbyandJustin/SueandRoger
3 Who love cookng? DebbyandJustin/SueandRoger
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5 ' ;0 Read the texts again and complete with in, on, at, or o.
Listen and check. Then complete the Grammar box with the
correct prepositions.
We're Debby and Justin. We usually
spend our evenings and weekends
1) home. We go<2) the
movies about once a month, but
we prefer watching TV, so we rent
a lot of DVDs. We usually watch
musicals and adventure movies, and
we like listening
(3)
pop music.
We hardly ever go out, but we
sometimes eat(4) a restaurant
(5)
ever go
the weekend. We hardly
(6)
bed late. We nave
friends, but we never see them.
They're always busy!
Our ames are Roger and Sue. We're
often (7) home (8 the
weekend and (9) _ the evening.
We like reading and listening101
music. We love opera and classical
music, but we also listen (11)
a lot of rock music. We have a lot
of friends, and (12) Saturday
morning, we sometimes go running
with them.(13) _ the evening,
we sometimes go I14) _ the
moviesabout once a monthand
we watch comedies and thrillers.
We usually go{151 bed eary,
16) about 10:30. Every Sunday
we have a big lunch with our children
and grandchildren, and their friends.
We love cooking for them!
Prepositions
r
time: at, in, on
the morning(s)
the afternoon(s)
the evening (s)
+ time (six o'clock)
night
+ days (Sundays)
+ partsof theday
(Sunday evenings)
the weekend
place and movement: at, to
Place Movement
home go + place
a friend's house (the movies / a disco)
a party bed
a disco
6 Complete the Grammar box with the
yellow words in the texts. Put rules 1
and 2 in the correct order.
Prepositions
100%
50%
0%
always
usually
*. never
Rule 1: adverbs after be
frequency go of the verb
Rule 2: frequency go of adverbs
before otherverbs
7 Make true sentences with phrases
1-6 and adverbs from Exercise 6.
don't often Sundaijs
1 Ij^get up early or\^
2 I take photos
3 I sing
4 I eat n restaurants
5 I stay horne on
6 I go to nightclubs
Speaking
8 Make notes about the places you
usually go to and the things you
often do on the weekend. Think
about mornings, afternoons, and
evenings.
9 Compare weekends with a partner.
A: On Fridoy nights, I usuatiy go out.
And you?
Go to Phrasebook 4 p. 78^- Go to Essential Grammar 4 p. 118
NTT4 57
Review
Choose five words from Word Bank 12, p. 75.
Listen and play BI N G O : Check (/) the words you
hear and say Bingo! when you have all five.
2 ' !3 Complete the dialog at the bus station.
Listen and check. Practice in pairs.
A: Can I have two tickets to San Diego, please?
B: One-way or {11 _ ?
A: Round-trip, please.
B: That's $52.00, (2) .
A: He re 13) are. What ti me t leave?
8:05, from gate.
in San Diego?
B: The next bus teaves(s)
A: What time does it(6)
B:At9:50.
A:( 7) you. Oh, where's gate 6?
B: Over there. It's 8 o'clock now so ... you only have
about four minutes!
3 Talk about three people in your family.
A: When 's your... 's birthday?
B: It'son...
A: What about your...?
B: His / Her birthday s on ...
4 Read the text and find the ames of four groups
who do not use the G regorian calendar.
When's NewYear's Day?
The year starts on January 1st, right? Well, not
for everybody! Not everybody uses the Gregorian
calendar. The calendars of the Chnese, Muslims, and
Jews, for example, are different. For them, the first
day comes on a different date every year. Look at the
chart below for the years 201 0 to 201 3.
Calendar
Chnese
Islam c
Jewish
2010
February
14th
2011
November
26th
2012
September
17th
2013
September
5th
Other groups use the same date every year. For
example, Wiccans celbrate New Year's Eve on the
evenng of October 31 st every year.
But, if the date is different, the message is the same.
People all over the world say "Happy New Year!"
5 i_t G et a card from your teacher. Complete more
dates in the chart. Then in pairs, get the rest of
the information.
A: When does the Chnese year startn 2011?
B: On Februarythird.
6 Join the words and make five true sentences.
Tell a partner your five sentences. Give reaaons.
A re any of your sentences and reasons the same?
*GikeVlikes
My sister /
brother / partner
My partner/
best friend
My parents
don't / doesn't like
love / loves
hate / hates
action movies
thrillers
-* adventure movii
cartoons
westerns
science fiction
horror movies
comedies
drama movies
A: / like adventure movies. I think they're exdting.
B: Me, too, but I prefer...
7 Complete the sentences with pronouns.
Practice the dialogs in pairs.
Ava: Mmm! Orangej'uice! I love(1)_fH
Tina: Me, too.
Lea: Do( 3) like Guns N' Roses!
Nick: No, l hat e( 3 ) _
Ella: Who's that woman? Do you know(A) ?
Arme: Yes, I do.(5) 's my friend Amy.
Rob: Hi, Kim. Is your brother there? Can I speak to
(6) ?
Kim: Sorry, Rob. Mikeisn't here.(7) 's at
work.
Jeff: On Saturday afternoons my friends and I
play soccer in the park. Come and play with
(8) this week.
Sean: Thanks, Jeff!
Unit 4Song: iderthe bridge, Red Hot Chili Peppers
To find the video, google video + the ame of the
song and singer.
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1 3 Listen and complete the chart for Pia.
Use the emoticons.
@ = bates = doesn'tlke = likes @ = loves
Pa
Your
partner
9 In pairs, ask and answer. Complete the table in
Exercise 8.
A: Doyou Hke...ing?
B: No, Ihateit.
1 0 Write three sentences about your partner using
your information from Exercise 8.
My partner reatty Hkes swimming, butshedoesn't
Hke cycling verymuch.
11 Look at Word Banks 8 and 1 1 . In pairs, ask and
answer How often .,.? and Do you often ...?
from the pictures. Try to learn five new things
about your partner. Use the colored routes in
the chart to help you.
A: How often do you...?
B: Twice a week. / Never, etc. Do you often /
sometimes...?
12 \ J _J / PlayPiNOCCHio.
Get cards from your teacher. Find out who is not
telling a true story.
1 3 l-25 Complete the dialog. Listen and check.
A: What doyou thinkof the Arctic Monkeys?
B: l(1)_ them! I think they're the best band
Britain.
(2)
A: Me, too. I think they're (3)
C: Well, I don'tknow(4)
B:Really? They're (5)
(6> of Diana Krall?
. And what doyou
her. She's an excellent J az z
(8)
A: Who's |9) ? I don't knowher. Is she
American?
1 4 In groups, ask and give opinions in the same
way. Use the words in the box.
TVprograms actors
bands and singers movies soap operas
politicians writers cities
songs athletes
15 Rewrite the sentences using the adverbs of
frequency in parentheses.
1You're late, (often)
2 They go for a run in the morning. (often)
3 Chris goes shopping on Saturdays. (hardly ever)
4 His classes are boring. (hardly ever)
GotoWriting4p. 6 3
UNir4 59
Completing a form
1 Look at this form for a language school. Underline 10 mistakes with
CAPITAL LETTERS and spellng.
BASTN SCHOOL OF ENGLISH
Student
Title: Mr. / Mrs. /(Ms) First ame: Ynaria Last ame: ivemov
Nationality: russi'im
Passport / Driver's license number: ^~7^2.&8(>3
Job: fm a styiidentofEconomics atmoscow Sfate Univevsity.
Home address:
House / Apartment number: /9
Street: Gogof $ff., 27
City: mosCOW Zip code: /2.7IO6
Country: rMSSia
P hone numb er : (OO7 95)54^68OO/
Languages: / speak. russan and a Irttfe english.
I wantto learn English^rmy/o^/fo trave! / to study/ to transate tfo meetpeople^)
Signature:Mn Ivanov
Wrltingtp
Use capital letters for ames, countries, cities, natonalities, languages, and the pronoun /.
My name's Ahmed. l'm Egyptan. l'm from Cairo in Egypt, and I speakArabic and English.
2 You're in Philadelphia to study English. Circle the correct options and complete the form.
Be careful with CAPITAL LETTERS and spelling.
BASTN SCHOOL OF ENGLISH
Student
Tltte: Mr. / Mrs. / Ms.
Nationality:
First ame: Last ame:
Passport / Driver's license number :
lob:
Home address:
House / Apartment number:
Street:
City:
Country: ____
Zp code:
Phone number:
Languages: _
wantto learn English for my Job /to travel /to study/to transate/to meetpeople.
Sign ature:
3 Give your form to another student to check for you.
4 Give it to your teacher.
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An ad for an e-pal
1 Read the ad and complete Haluk's information in the form.
I f you can't find the information, put an X.
E-pal wanted to practice English!
Hi!
I 'm Haluk Yilmaz and I 'm Turkish.
I 'm 19 years od. I nave two
brothers and a sister. I live with
my parents in a big apartment in
Ankara, the capital of Turkey.
I 'm a student and I study Computer
Science at Hacettepe University.
I study English at a language school
on Monday and Wednesday
evenings, too. I need to practice my
English because I want to travel.
On the weekend, I usually play soccer. I like sports a
lot. On Saturday evenings I go out with friends. We
talk, dance, you know, typical students! On Sundays, I
watchTV.
I smoke a little and I drink a lot of tea.
Please write to me!
Thanks!
halukyilmaz@yahoo.com
First ame:
Last ame:
Nationality:
Age:
Marital Status:
Family:
Home:
Who with?:
Home town:
Pets:
Occupation:
Where?:
brothers sisters
house / apartment
alone / with family / with friends
Study English?: Yes / No
When:
Why study English? _
Weekend activities:
Friday evening: _____
Saturday:
Sunday:
Smoke: Yes / No
Drink:
2 Read the Writing tip and study
the words in yellow in the ad in
Exercise 1.
Match each example to a rule, 1-5.
a sister = rule 1 (one sister).
Writing tip
The article
1 Useo/f/ieforsingularnouns:
a = one / have a dog.
2 Use a + Jobs:
/ want to be a lawyer.
3 Use o + lot/ little:
/ speak English a ittle.
4 Use the to be spe fie = we know
which noun:
/ like music = general
I like the music at this party = spedfic
5 Don't use the for ames:
NOT the Harvard University.
3 Write a similar ad about you. Give
the information in the chart.
When you finish, compare all your
sentences to Haluk's. Check each
noun.
a Is it singular or plural?
b Does it need an article?
4 Give your ad to another student to
check for you.
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A composition
1 Read the composition about Teresa.
Match the questions to the correct ] s ragraph, 1-4.
Somebody I like very much
1 My mother's best friend is a wonderful woman Her
narne's Teresa and she's Colombian. She comes from
Medeln and is about 41. She lives with her sister in
a small apartment in Lynwood, Los Angeles.
8She gets up at 6 o'clock every day. She goes to work
by bus. She arrives at work at 7:30. She's a chef. She
makes breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
3 She usually leaves work at seven. In the evenings
3he plays cards or watches TV. She doesn't go out a
lot, but on Tuesdays she studies English. Her English
is good now.
4 I think she's great! She's strong and inteUigent. Her
isn't easy, but she's always very positive. I know
my mother loves her.
2 Complete these sentences with and or but.
_orange juice, _ 1 Myf atherdrinks milk
dr i nkteaor cof f ee.
he doesn't
2 He has a car, _ he always goes to work by train.
3 He gets up at 7o' clock _ has breakf astat home.
4 Spiderman j umps high _ runs up buildngs, _
hecan'tfly.
3 Read and complete paragraph 4 of another student's
composition with he, he's, is, or his.
I think ti:)
a fantastic teacher.
always helps C3)
after (4)
(6)
students before and
(5) _ spends a lot of
free time with them. <"__ works a
lot, but(83 never tired or negative. (
wonderful! I really Uke him.
!_.. ' ^
4 Write a similar composition about somebody you like.
Paragraph
Whydoyou like her or him?
Who is t?
What does she or he do after work?
What' s her or his typical day?
Wntmgtip
Use and and but to make L - O- N- G sentences.
Hername's Teresa. She's Colombian.
-> Hername's Teresa and she's Colombian.
With and you don't need to repeat the pronoun.
She comes from Medeltn. She's about 35.
-> She comes from Meden and is about 35.
Use but to change direction.
e o
Her ufe isn't easy but she's always positive.
I I Write four paragraphs to answerthe questions in Exercise 1 in the correct order.
I I Try to make long sentences with and or but.
\ Use a bilingualdictionary f ort hree orf our new words if necessary.
QRead itagain carefuily. Checkyour use of he, he's, his OR she, she's, her.
I G iveyour composition to a friend to checkf oryou.
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A blog entry Writing 4
Hi! This is Boris, from Berln. Welcome to my blog pagel
My favorite part of the weekend is Saturday night. work and study a lot from
Monday to Friday, and on Friday evenings l'm really tired. I hardly ever go out.
But not on Saturdays! First I aways meet friends for dinner, usually n a restaurant.
Then we go dancing. I love it! Berln has a lot of really good clubs and we go
to a different place every weekend. I like all types of dance music, but I prefer
fast techno. We often party all night and then go out for breakfast! As you can
imagine, I don't do a lot on Sundays!
1 Read Boris's blog. Write T (true) or F (false).
1 He's from Bonn.
2 His favorite part of the weekend is Saturday night.
3 On Saturday nights he often eats at a friend's house.
2 How do you say the words in yellow in your language?
Use a bilingual dictionary to check, if necessary.
3 Complete the blog with to, for, at, or on.
o
4 He usually goes dancing in different places.
5 He aways gets home atabout five in the morning.
6 He does a lot on Friday evenings and Sundays.
Writing tip
Use First, Then, and then to
organize and connect your
sentences.
_ Friday evenings I finish work |2). 5.30. First, we all usually go 131 a drink together.
Then I aways stay home and relax(4) Friday nighs.i5) Saturday afternoons, I often go
(6) a soccer game. l'm a fan of Atlanta and I go I7) all the games. Then < 8 ' Saturday
evenings, I aways go t9 ' a run. And then I usually go |101 a restaurant(111 dinner
with rny girlfriend. That's my favorite part of the weekend. I usually go(12).
Sunday evenings or spend time online |14) home.
the movies (13)
4 Complete the blog with the verbs in the correct form.
I love Saturday mornings. First I aways (1)
love (3) _ (do) weight-training and (4)
(go) to the gyrn to (2) (do) aerobics. I
Then I sometimes go |r
friends. 1 don't like (7)
__ (listen) to rock music on my MP3 player.
_ (shop) with my family, but I prefer (6) (go) with my
(shop) online.
But my favorite part of the weekend is Sunday mornings. My children (8) (go) to the
park, my husband (9 ) (go) shopping, and then I( 10) (be) finally alone! I ( 11)
(read) the newspapers and then tl2) _ (do) yoga for an hour. It's wonderful.
5 Write a blog entry about your favorite part of the weekend.
Use the models in Exercises 1, 3, and 4 to help you.
Tryto organize your sentences with First, Then, and then.
When you finish, check your use of prepositions.
Check you have -ing forms after the verbs like, love, hate, and prefer.
Giveyour blog to a friend to check for you.
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Word Bank 1 Numbers
5 Listen and say the numbers. Cover the words and test yourself.
123456789 10 11 12
one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve
B
16 Complete numbers 13-29. Listen, check, and repeat.
$13y_th rteen dollars
\
14c)> |0 _ urteen cents
15 > - fteen euros
17 J>_e^/e nteen pounds
_ _ q .teen pence
->
19y _p_j_n e teen yen
16c/ C teen cents 20 iwenty
21 _J.u>enty-_c?n e
22 jTuv_f_nJi-twO
23 JTJ^Z-L -2-
29 - i j ^
18 Complete the high numbers. Listen, check, and repeat. Cover the words and test yourself.
20 twenty
30 jihirty
40 -l^rty
50 ^Lfty
60 2_ L ty
70 ^L^-f-O-ty
80 __ _Q _hLty
90 n_ L! Q _ ^ty
100 a hundred
101 a t_wa!*_L and 0^_ _
200 two hundred
311 T_ Q^^: hundred and eleven
428 four n u _o_cf * _ _* e/ and twenty-eight
O i l
567 4 and sixty-seven
999 n i /i 1 r\ *\ r { d rt J i
1,000 at housand
2001 two jri>j3j-fsand and one
456,789 four hundred and
hundred and
1,000,000 a million
10,000,000 L^million
_e Q Q _ ri - r} _
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Classroom nstructions Word Bank 2
1 ( !Match thewords and the pictures.
Listen and check.
cise (your book)
l ook at (the book)
EH open (your book)
fS] say (the words)
listen to (the CD)
match (theword and picture)
read (the text)
write (the word)
2 Complete the sentences with three of the verbs
from Exercise 1.
the pictures.
the exercise on your CD.
your ame on the page.
3 Test your partner. Student A: Say a picture
number. Student B: Say the phrase.
A: Picture number sx?
B: Match the word and picture. Picture eight?
A: Open your book.
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Word Bank 3 Personal thngs
ACADEMY./ART UNIVERSITY
1 6 Match the words and the photos. Listen and repeat.
75] a cell phone
jTj coins
771 acredit card
"/P] adi ary
"y"! a dict onary
an eraser
a flash drive
zgl asses
51 a harbrush
ijan I.D. card
[[Tlkeys
[(] a laptop
[771 a lpstick
[5~] a ghter
\TT\ newspaper
pen
pencil
awal l et
a watch
2 Cover the words and test your partner. Point at the objects.
A: What's this?/ Whatare these?
B:lt'sa(n).../They're..
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Countries and nationalities
1 1 Write rica, the Americas, Asia, Europe, or
Oceania.
Write one more country. Draw the [flag] and write
the nationality. Listen and check.
2 Cover the countries and nationalities. In pairs,
point to a flag and test your partner.
A: What country's this?
B: (Ithink) it's.../Idon'tknow.
What is it?
El
l+l
*
^
Argn na
Brazil
Canad
Mxico
The USA
Argent' nian
Brazilian
Canadian
Mexican
American
Languages
Porhtgnese
and
Chma
Japan
India
Australia
Japanes
Ind an
Austral an
Languages
^%
515

mim
II
II
^^_
Britain
Denmark
France
Italy
Spain
British
Danish
French
1 lian
Spanish
Languages
Egypt
South 'rica
Egyptan
South African
Languages
Arabio
Languages
1 5 Write the languages of each country. Mark the
stress with a circle. Listen and check.
2 What languages do you speak?
I (don't) speak Russian (very) well.
NOTI speak very weH Rassan:
I speak (a little) English = I speak English (a little).
Use ITAL LETTERS for countries, nationalities,
and languages.
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Word Bank 5 Jobs
1 !S Match the words and the pictures. Listen and check.
I I an actor / an actress H| a doctor
Ja busnessman / a businesswoman Jan engineer
HI a chef U a housewife
Ha civil servant [] a journalist
]a dentist Ja lawyer
2 Check (/ ) words that are similar in your language.
3 Write another job in number 20 and draw a picture for it,
I 1 a plice officer
I I a receptionist
a secretary
asoccerp ayer
a student
at eacher
Ja wai erand a waitress
D unemployed
]ret red
20
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American English vowel sounds Word Bank 6
A v31 Listen and repeat the picture words and letters.
A
H
J
K
8 Listen and repeat eight pairs of picture words.
Each pair has the same sound.
C ^ 3 Listen and repeat five more pairs of picture words. Each pair has the same sound.
^
^ y > s
/ / ' \ * //
rni
X *N
r/
How many vowel sounds does American English have? Does y our language have all these sounds?
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Word Bank 7 Your family
1 Imagine this is your family tree. You are ME. Match the pictures and words, 1-12. Listen and check.
my brother [j] my children J^] my daughter jmyfa t her
mygrandmother [7~| my grandparents 3] my husband orwife [TZ| my mother
y my sister i 5 . myson
mygrandfather
my parents
2 What is the common vowel sound?
1 brother, husband, mother, son
2 chitaren, sister
3 father, daughter, mother
3 Write the ames of your family in the boxes in
Exercise 1. If you don't have a brother, sister, or
children, leave those boxes empty. If you have
more, draw more boxes.
4 In pairs, introduce your family. Say their ames
and ages.
A: This is my grandfather. His ame is jorge. He's 82.
He' salive.
B: l'm notmarried and I don't have a son or a daughter,
If you get married, you get "n-laws":
mother-in-law
ther-in-taw, etc.
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Freetime Word BankS
1 ; !2 Match the "go" phrases and pictures, 1-7. Listen and check.
H go to the beach ]go to the movies I I go to a nightclub
|~n go for a watk / go for a run jgo out wth frends
| goto a restauran!
]goshop p i ng
2 \2 Match the other verbs
and pictures, 8-17.
Listen and check.
J cook (a meal)
jhave a party /
havea barbecue
[ I listen tomusic
I I play (a game)
jplay cards
jplay a musical instrument
I I read a newspaper
^]relax/ stayat home
rn spend ti meonli ne
| | watch W / a DVD
Tell a partner which
activities you usually do and
don't do on the weekend.
How many of your answers
are the same?
/ usually go for a wolk, but I
don't go for a run. And you?
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Word Bank 9 Adjectives
1 4 Match the sentences and pictures, 1-9.
Which two sentences are good excuses to say "no"
to an invitation? Listen and check.
We're bored.
We' recol d.
l'm hungry.
We're sick!
We're (very) t; red!
U] l'm busy.
G l'm hot.
_ We're late.
] l*m (really) thirsty.
2 Match the suggestions and the sentences in
Exercise 1.
a GYes! Let'scallataxi.
b G Me, too. Let's have a glass of water.
c G OK. Let's have a sandwich.
d G Well, let's play soccer.
e [_ Let's stop and go home.
f |T] Sorry, no problem. Can I cali you again tomorrow?
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The time Word Bank 10
[15 I What time is it? Look at the clock below. I n
pairs, complete the times, 1-11. Listen and check.
9-aquarter JO PAST a quarter-3
1 8:00
2 8:15
3 8:20
4 8:30
5 8:35
6 8:45
7 9:10
8 9:1 5
9 9:30
10 9:45
11 1 0:00
It's eight o'clock.
It's eight fifteen. = It's a quarter
It's eight twenty. = It's twenty
It's eight thirty. = It's half
eight.
eight.
eight.
It's eight thirty-five. - It's twentv
It's eight forty-five. = a quarter
It's nine ten. = past nine.
nme.
nine.
It's nine fifteen. =
It's nine thirty. = _
past nine.
It's nine forty-five. =
It's ten
past nine.
to ten.
2 Cover the words and test yourself.
Can you say all the times in one minute?
3 Complete with time words.
1 60 seconds = a ni i ute
2 60 = anhour
3 24 ==a da y
=a week
=a mon th
= a year
4 7
5 4
6 1 2
4 Learn the time expressions.
n
at
the rnorning
the afternoon
the evening
night
every
day
week
month
year
this
next
last
week
weekend
year
tomorrow
yesterday
morning
afternoon
evenmg
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Word Bank 11 Everyday activities
1 Match the "have" phrases and the red pictures.
I"**"! haveasnack [ I have breakfast H] have dinner I I have lunch
_
2 l6 Match the other verbs and pictures. Listen, check, and repeat.
finish work / school
]study/do homework
3 Cover the words and test yourself. In pairs, talk about your "typical day" looking only at the pictures.
.^ : workout
get home
get up I I goto work
make dinner J go to bed
start work / school
take a shower
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Around town Word Bank 12
1 1 Match the words and the places 1-12. Listen and check.
U a movie theater ]a language school )a restaurant
H an airport ]a hotel |a nightclub
J an aparment ja gym J an office
a supermarket
P~l a travel agency
J a recreation center
m
i^^^^^^^^^t
2 i Match the words and the places 13-27. Listen and check.
J a caf
i I a castle
~1 amonument
a museum T 3 | an art gallery _ \ park
ashoppingmall I a theater ^|auniversity
a bank ja bus station _ a post office
3 How many places on this page are similar in your language? Compare with a partner.
A: In Spanish, for airport, we soy "aeropuerto."
4 Cover the words and test your partner. Can you remember all 27 places on this page?
adepartmentstore
a station
a bar
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Word Bank 13 Free-tme activities
(J^4 Match the verbs and the pictures. Then complete the -ing form of the verbs
to make activities. Listen, check, and repeat.
"4~j chat (online) cy cle
c_ _g
U drive
d g e g
HI study ^]takephotos
" g t g t g w g
2 Choose four more activities you like and add them to the list. For example, from Word Bank 8 (p. 71).
13 cootiiw 14 15 16
U dance
d __g
I T sing
s g
~ ] travel (by plae)
t _
drink
_g
sleep
s
1 work
w
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Phrasebook
Unitl
5 Listen. How do you say these phrases in your
language? Transate the phrases in pencil.
English
l' mOK . / A r e y o u OK ?
Ithink...
I agree.
H./Helio.
Niceto meetyou, (too).
Bye. / Good-bye.
I don' t know.
I don't remember.
Excseme, please.
l'm sorry.
Come in.
Sorry l'm late.
That's OK.
Justa moment, please.
Thankyou.
You're v v elcome.
Where (n the USA)
are you from?
Congratuiations!
Wow! That's 'nteresting!
See yo u.
We're (not) married.
l'm single.
No way!
Your language
2 Cover the translations and test yourself. Can you
remember the meaning in your language?
3 Cover the English. Look at your translations.
Can you remember the phrases in English?
Unit2
1 Erase "Mhe translations in Unit 1 you don't
need now.
; Listen. How do you say these phrases in your
language? Transate them in pencil.
English
How do you spell
that?
Isthatright?
Yes, you're right.
Sorry, you're wrong.
No problem.
Would you like a
drink?
Yes, please.
No, thanks.
Hereyou are.
How od are you?
How many?
Welldone.
Me, too.
Sorry?
Oh, reaily?
I see ...
That's cool!
A little.
Alot.
(Not) v ery well.
Great!
What aboutyou?
Of course!
Have a good vacation.
Thankyou very much.
Whatelse?
Your language
3 Listen to your CD regularly and transate the
phrases in Units 1 and 2 in your mind. Can you
remember them all?
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Phrasebook
Unit3
1 Erase the translations in Units 1 and 2 you don't
need now.
2 , ] Listen. How do you say these phrases in your
English
Can I speakto Paul,
please?
ThisisPaul .
H, Paul. It's C armen.
Listen,...
Myturn.
Ready?
Sure.
Tryagain.
That'sagreatid ea.
Perfect!
Right, then.
Seeyou later.
Wel l ,...
Sorry, notjust now.
I t'san emergency.
It's the same n
my language.
Forexampl e, ...
I thinkso.
I don't thinkso.
You mean ... ?
Don't miss t!
Let's go.
It's for you.
Wait a moment!
Your language
UnitA
1 Test yourself on Units 1, 2, and 3. Erase the
translations you don't need now.
2 ' Listen. How do you say these phrases in your
English
Can I helpyou?
Woul d you like a
(one-way ticket or
round-trip)?
How much is t?
Whattime does
thenexttr ain
(to Boston) leave?
Justasec ond .
Anythingel se?
...you see?
No dea.
Whatd oyou think
of (herj?
I love t.
I hate them.
I prefer (soccer).
No, not really.
Howof ten do you
(come here)?
C omeon!
Only jokng!
Havea good trip.
What's up?
l'm not sure.
I have no idea.
Your language
78
Nice to meet you!
Vocabulary
Nouns: an actor, an actress, an airport, a book, a city, an exercise, a hotel, a movie, a ame,
a party, a photo, a restaurant, a supermarket, a TV program
Adjectives: bad, exceltent, fantastic, good, OK, terrible
Articles: a, an
Expressions: H. Helio, 'm ... I thi nk... My name's ... Nice to meet you, (too).
No... Yes, I agree.
1 Complete with a
1 a party
2 f restaurant
3 M airport
4 # actor
5 A book
6 O. city
7 ^LEnglish book
8 an actress
9 M exercise
10 4 supermarket
2 Make sentences with It's a ... or It's an
1 hotel (excellentj
Ifs an excellenf hotel.
2 supermarket (OK)
It'S /*'' O^ Sv> ev#?f #e/ ^-^_
3 movie (excellent)
Jf'S
4 exercise (terrible)
J 'S G- /errt/e, > rse..
5 photo (fantastic)
6 TV program (bad)
JTS____ i /""
3 Complete the sentences with one word.
1 T he Merdien's an excellent hotel.
2 The Lord ofthe Rings is a fantastic s>?0vf'
3 Big Brother's & * 1 _ good TV program.
4 I think Arnold Schwarzenegger's a bad AC
5 I -fnif Carrefour's an OK supermarket.
6 Nceto fhf^r vou.
4 vj^y Put the words in the correct order. Listen and
check.
1 Angelina jolie /good /a /actress /'s
'g's a good acfress. _ _
2 an/party /'s /it /OK
3 fantastic /'s /Sydney /city /a
( - - \ ' fl
J//-//n 6VS-^ J-#i-rj* ?* ? , e-' -^ i/
4 is /book /excellent /an /The Little Prince
T~/ / / /' / 2 '
/r)C /**/, /ri*- /ce- /S
5 bad /Paulo's /a /think /I /is /restaurant
6 *s /meet /too /nce /to /you /it
5 Use / think... and write your opinin about:
Cate Blancnett Pizza Hut Avotar
Hroes- the Hiltorr
1 I ftiinkCarrefotir is a qood supermartet.
2 ^ Q > /& * ? es? 6 /
3
4
5
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6
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International words
1 Underline the nouns and adjectives in the
V ocabulary boxthat are similar in your language.
2 Listen to the words on your Student CD.
3 Practice the stress and pronunciaron of the words
in English.
UNIT 1 79
'm fine, thanks
Vocabulary
Word Bank 1: Numbers 1-12 p. 64
Word Bank2:Classroom instructions p. 65
Nouns: an aspirin, a class, a picture, a teacher
Expressions: Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. Good night. Good-bye.
Bye. Seeyou. (l'm) Sorry. I don't remember, What'syour ame?
Come n. Howareyou? Ar eyouOK? l'm fine, (thanks)! And you?
Just a minute. (Sorry) l'm tate. That's OK. Right!
1 Write the contractions.
1 I am a t eacher.
/ * iw a teacfoer.
2 You are an excellent singer.
7~
3 I am not an actress.
1 ?.
4 You are not a bad actor.
Vn < s ' f C - / -n?*-~
5 I am sorry.
'rt
6 I am fine, thanks. And you?
#
2 Write the opposite of sentences 1-4 in Exercise 1.
1 l'm nota teacher.
2
/
3 /
4
i-0 i/
-T'
l cu A( ac- _
3 Complete the w ord w eb w ith the nouns. Use Word
Bank 2, p. 65, to help you.
1 the sentences
2 the photos
3 the words
4 t hedi alog
5 yourteacher
6 thepictures
4 \^Listen. Check (/ ) the phrases you hear in the
w ord w eb in Exercise 3.
5 Complete the dialogs.
1 Laura: Are you John Smpson?
John: Yes, .
Laura: l'm Laura Wood. Nice ..
2 Student: Sorry late. Can I come n?
Teacher: OK, Lars. Come. .
3 Carot: How , Edward?
Edward: _ _ , thanks. And you?
Carol: l'm fine, too.
4 Teacher: Good , class! ready?
Student: moment, Mrs. Brooks.
6 Put the w ords in the correct order. Use CAPITAL
letters, periods (.), and question marks (?).
Tbaf's OK.
1 okt hat ' s
2 a ust moment
3 i'm late sorry .
4 i come n can
5 don't remember
7 Write the answ ers.
1 What's one + two +nine - seven - four + ten -
eight + three + six?
2 What's twelve - seven + one - five +eleven - four +
two?
3 What's ten + one - two +three - five + four- seven
+ eight- six?
80
What's this in Eng sh?
Vocabulary
Word Bank 3: Personal things p. 66
Nouns: a bag, a (white)board, a bulletin board, a cat, a CD-ROM, a chair, a computer, desks,
a door, keys, a kiss, a magazine, a newspaper, a notebook, phones, sheets of paper,
a table, walls, a window
Question word: What?
Expressions: I can see ... I don't know. Excuse me, please. What's this? What are these?
11 w Complete the sentences with the singular or
plural forms. Listen and check.
1 an excellent Nokia cell phone.
a This b That's c These are
2 myfantasticnewgl asses.
a This is
3
a This s
4 A:
a That's
B:No,_
b That is
my favorite book!
b That
CDs?
b Arethose
DVDs.
c These are
c These are
c These are
a these b they're c this is
5 A: your cell phone?
a Isthat b Are these c This is
B: No, my new MP3 player.
a that's b this s c it's
6 A: your bag?
a Aret hose b Isthis c This is
B: Yes, . It's Gucci, from New York.
a thisis b that is c it is
2 Complete the speech bubbles with this, that, these,
or those and the verb be.
Aretbose Q Q Q C J ?
3 Complete these classroom nouns with a, e, i, o,
oru.
1 four baqs
2 ab rd
3 a b_ll_t_n bo_rd
4 aCD- R_M
5 two ch rs
6 a d_sk
7 t hed r
8 a n_t_book
9 ten sh t sofp_per
10 at_bl_
11 aw_l l
12 three w_nd_ws
4 () Look at Word Bank 3 on p. 66. Listen, repeat,
and point to the words you hear.
5 Listen again and write the words. Then check your
spelling in Word Bank 3 on p. 66.
U N I T 1 81
Where are you from?
Vocabulary
Word BankA: Countries and nationatities p. 67
Noun: people
Question word: Who?
Expressions: l'm from (Brazil). l'm (Brazilian). Where (n BrazifJ are you from? Guess!
Really? Congratulations! But
1 Correct the mistake in each sentence.
1 I t ' san american hotel .
lt*s an American hotel
2 It's an Australia city.
3 It's terrible Mexican restauran!.
4 These rea Chnese computers.
5 This Leo. He's from the USA.
2 Circle the correct option.
1 Are you frornt^sfroj/g)/Australianl
2 D av id and V ictoria Beckham aten't America/
American.
3 Is she Canad / Canadian?
4 Giselle Bundschen and Ronaldo are from Brazil/
Brazilian.
3 Compl ete the sentences.
1 Where you from?
l'm Argentinian.
2 n Australia are you
Buenos Aires.
7
from the capital city, Canberra.
from Britain?
Yes,
No,
from Mxico?
. We're Cuban.
4 y/Read and complete the dialog with the words.
One word is not necessary. Listen, check, and
repeat.
too you see
is and meet
Alex: Hey, Lara!
Lara: Helio, Alex. (1)_
Lucy.
this think sorry
are from where
(2)
my friend,
Alex: H, Lucy.
Lucy: Nice to (3) you, Alex.
Alex: Nice to meet you,(4) . 5J
t6) American, Lucy?
Lucy: No, l'm Canadian.(7) you?
Alex: l'm (8) Monterrey, n Mxico.
(9) in Canad are you from?
Lucy: l'm from Toronto.
Alex: Really? I(10) Toronto is a fantastic city!
Lucy: Thankyou.
Lara: (n) , Alex. We're late for class.
Alex: OK.( 12) you! Bye!
Lara/Lucy: Good-bye.
5 Do the crossword.
ACROSS
5 Thr eexf our = ...
6 A person from the USA is ...
8 One + one = ...
9 You aren't = You are ...
12 Oporto and Lisbon are ... cities.
13 (Three + one) xt wo = ...
14 Five + four= ...
DOWN
1 A: Are you from Brazil? B: Yes, I am. l'm .,
2 Two + nine = ...
3 ... to meet you!
4 Giorgio Armani isn't Spanish. He's ...
7 Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor are ... cities.
8 One, two,...
10 The Hilton's an excellent...
11 Matt D amon's an American ..
82
'm a journa st
Vocabulary
Word Bank 1: Numbers 13-29 p. 64 Nouns: everybody, a man, a woman
Word Bank 5: Jobs, p. 68
Verbs: buy cigarettes / alcohol, drive (a c a r / a moped), work (12) hour s a week, can, can't
Adjectives: different, divorced, famous, interesting, married, single
Expressions: Are you (a/an)... ? No way! What do you do? l'm a(n)... We're ...
They're ... Wow! That's nteresting.
91Grele the correct option.
1 I' m a secretar/ / secretary.
2 We're a lawyers / lawyers.
3 l'm married / a married.
4 John's retired / o retired.
5 They're a famous actors / famous actors.
6 Y ou ' re excellentstudents / an excellentstudentsl
2 Complete the dialog.
Steve: H, l'm Steve. What's your(1)
Mara: Oh, helio, l'm Mara.
Steve: Where (2)_
Mara: l'm (l)
you
(3)
Mara?
Honduras.
Steve: Honduras? That's very interesting. And what do
you (5) , Mara?
Mara: (6)l' a journalist. I work in New York. Oh,
sorry. Steve,(7) is Adam.
Steve: Hi, Adam.(8)
Adam: Yes, I(9) . l'm (101
you Honduran, too?
_ Tegucigalpa.
Steve: And are you and Mara married?
Mara: No, we (n) . We're dvorced.
Steve: Oh, sorry.
Adam: That's OK. We're good (12)
Steve: And, what(13) you (14)
(15) you a journalst, too?
_ , Adam?
Adam: Me? No! l'm a lawyer, a divorce lawyer.
3 (y) Listen and nu mber the Jobs 1-8 in the order
you hear them.
I I an actor I I a housewife |a doctor
1 I a journalist Qat eacher I la receptionist
â businessman | |an engineer
J a chef ~ ^ \ writer
^|a plice officer [J a soccer player
4 Complete the sentences with Jobs from Exercise 3
in the singu lar or plu ral forms.
1 Maura Tiernev i sa Doctor n the TV drama ER.
2 Donald Trump is a successful b .
3 J.K. Rowling is a British w .
4 In Miami Vice, Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs
arep _o
5 Susan Mayer, Bree Van De Kamp, Gabrielle Solis,
and Lynette Scavo are the "Desperate
H
6 In Legoily Blonde, Reese Witherspoon i s a
5 Match the qu estions and the answers.
1 What do Ronaldo and David Beckham do?
2 Are Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise married?
3 Mr. Bill Gates, are you a lawyer?
4 Are you and your brother dentists?
5 What do you do?
6 Are you a secretary?
7 Are your friends students?
a []Yes, they're in medical school.
b I I Yes, we are. And our father, too!
c [ ]l'm an engineer.
d [ ]No, l'm a receptionist.
e []No, they're divorced.
f n~l They're soccer players.
g | | No, l'm a businessman.
6 Cj) Listen. Circle the nu mbers you hear. Write the
nu mber. Listen again and repeat.
a 14 (0)
b 80 18
a dentist
a lawyer
a waiter
c 19 90
d 50 15
e 17 70
f 16 60
U H I T 1 83
Al aboutyou
Vocabulary
Word Bank 1: High numbers p. 64
Nouns: an address, an avenue, home / work phone number, an occupation, a road,
a Street, a way
Test yourself on unit 1
O o these exerdses to check your progress.
Count your correct answers.
Write the total number n the box.
Total: 39 correct answers
Try to understand your mistakes. If necessary,
read the EssentialGrammar, and/or
look at the Student Book tesson again, or
askyour teacher,
How doyou feel aboutths unit? Check (/} a box.
/ ron ... askforand give personal Information.
L essonlF
1 Bob's at a job interview. Look at his answers and
write the interviewer's questions.
3 l'm an actor, but l'm
unemployed at the moment.
6 It's 279 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
I can... give my opinin, using articles and adjectives
correcty. Lessons 1A-1B
2 Check (/) the correct sentences. Correct the wrong
sentences.
1 They're terrible English students. [ I
2 Atl anta's a city fantastic n the USA.
3 Al Pacmo's a actor excettent.
4 The Do Vinci Code's a famous book.
5 L ionel Messi's a soccer player Argentinian.
/ can.,. introduce myself. lessons iA-18 N
3 Complete the words in the dialog.
Day 1 in an English class.
Student: (1)G evening. &A (3)y_
]ohn Smith, the English teacher?
Teacher: Yes, I wo . And you? A
Student: No, l'm (7)n
L inda L ee.
Teacher: Come in, L inda. (9)W_
Katia Putin?
, sorry. (8)/_
m
(12),
84
/ can... identify and ame objects and people.
L e s s o n 1 C
4 Write the sentences in the plural.
1 What ' st hi s? l si t aha r b r ush?
Whaf are tfoesi? Are ftieq
2 That's a C adillac. It's an e xce lle n t car.
3 This s a Mo n tblan c pe n . Is t go o d?
4 This is n 't a Swis s watch. It's a Nike watch,
5 Is that n e ws pape r in En glis h?
5 Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those.
1 " co ffe e s wo n de rful! It's fro m C o lo mbia."
2 " are te rrible re s tauran ts .
3 "Are bo o ks n En glis h?"
-L
4 " is Di ckAn de rs o n . He 's a famo us
/ can ... talk about nationalities and countries.
L e s s o n ID
6 Write the sentences.
1 Mxico l' m Mexican
2 the USA We
3 C hin a The y
4 Spain yo u_
5 C an ad I
l'm from Mxico.
We .
. The y
.? yo u
/ can... ask and answer about Jobs. L e s s o n 1 E
7 Match the questions and answers. One answer is
not necessary.
1 Are yo u an e n gin e e r?
2 What do yo u do , Karin ?
3 Are yo u an d Sal l yche f s ?
4 Are David an d Mike plice o ffice rs ?
5 What do yo u do , An a? An d yo u.Tim?
a [ | We 're jo urn als ts .
No , we are n 't. We 're civil s e rvan ts .
] No , the y are n 't. The y're un e mplo ye d at t he
mo me n t.
T\, l am.
] No , l'm n o t. l'm an e n gin e e r.
1 l'm a de n tis t.
lawye r."
Now I can... soy 250 words in Engiish. ( L e s s o n s 1 A-1 F
8 Cover the words and test yourself on ...
1 ( J ^ Numb e r sl to 10,000,000 (p. 64).
C an yo u s ay the 44 n umbe rs ?
2 ^)C las s ro o m in s tructio n s (p. 65).
C an yo u re me mbe rt he 8 e xpre s s io n s ?
3 The cl as s ro o m (p. 8).
C an yo u re me mbe rthe 1 2 thin gs in the pho to ?
4 ^Pe rs o n al thin gs (p. 66).
C an yo u re me mbe rthe 20 thin gs ?
5 ^C o un trie s an d n atio n alitie s (p. 67).
C an yo u pro n o un ce the 30 co un trie s an d
n atio n alitie s with the co rre ct s tre s s ?
6 <J))o bs (p. 68).
C an yo u re me mbe rthe 20 o bs ?
7 ^^^^^(p. 77) L o o ko n lyatyo urtran s latio n s .
C an yo u s ay the phras e s in En glis h?
U NI T 1 85
n P a r s on Thur s da y
Vocabulary
Word Ba nk6A: The a ipha betp. 69
Nouns: beer, coffee, drink (verb and noun), ice, milk, mineral water, orange uice, sugar, tea, wine
Adjectives : fa vor ite, ha ppy Other: ver y
Da ys of the week: Sunda y, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes da y, Thur s da y, Friday, Sa tur da y
Pr epos tions : fr om (Monday) to (Friday), on (Sa tur da y)
Expr es s ions : How do you s pell... ? Is tha t r ight? Yes , you'r e right. No pr oblem.
Sorry, you'r e wr ong. Let's go. Wher e a r e they on ...? Ar e they in ...on ...?
Would you tike a ...?
Listen and repeat. Grele the letter with
a different sound.
4 Complete the e-mail with m orn.
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
B
E
1
Q
X
H
C
J
L
U
Y
D
P
M
V
L
K
F
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N
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s
B 2 Grele the correct verb and complete the
sentences with in or on.
1 Pedro a nd Carla am / is/(arj}_i"_ Havana
on Tuesdav.
2 Sev\\\e am /is/are a bea utiful city
Spa in.
3 Wher e am / is / are you Wednes da y?
4 \om/is/are Tokyo Sunda y.
5 Theyam/ i s/ ar e Pars Monda y
evening.
3 Put the words in the correct order.
1 are / where / Tuesday / on / t hey / ?
2 Sa mmy a nd Ka te / on /a r e /Thur s da y/
Mos cow/ in /?
From: Let's Go agency
To: Zack and Tom
Subject: South Amer ican adventure vacation
Dear Zack and Tom
Here's your South American adventure vacation itinerary:
You'r e '1| Q" flight AA738 |2> _ Monday morning from J FK
airport to Simn Bolvar airport I3) _ Caracas. I4)__ Tuesday
you're (5) _ Venezuela and < 6) _ Wednesday afternoon, you're
m _ Per to visit beautiful Machu Picchu. Then, you're skiing
(8) _ Chile |9) _ Friday and Saturday. Finally, your flight from
Santiago to Los Angeles is AA4414 |1D| _ Sunday morning.
Have a fantastic vacation!
Robert Crowe
5 Read the e-mail again. Write T (true) or F (false).
1 They'r e in Venezuela on Tues da y.
2 They'r e in Per on Friday.
3 They'r e in Chile on Sa tur da y.
4 They'r e in Chile on Sunda y a fter noon.
6 (}^) Complete the dialog with the words.
Listen and check.
tha nk yes you coffee ver y hiere
welcome ma-am- ar e or a nge juice no
86
3 evening / are / Hous ton / they / in / on /
Sunda y/?
4 Friday / 're / on / we / in / Beijing
5 Santiago / they / a r en't / on / a fter noon /
in /Wednes da y
6 in / on / Tha ila nd / 1 / evening / 'm / Friday
Attenda nt: Would you like a drink,(1 ma'aw ?
Mrs. Caldwell: Yes .(2) , plea s e.
Attendant: Ice?
Mrs. Caldwell:3) , plea s e.
Attenda nt: (4)_ you ar e, ma 'a m.
Mrs. Caldwell:(s ) you.
Attenda nt: You're (6) . And for (7) , s ir ?
Mr. Caldwell: (8) for me, plea s e.
Attenda nt: Suga r ?
Mr. Caldwell: (9) .tha nks .
Attenda nt: Her e you (10) .
Mr. Caldwell: Tha nk you (11) much.
Howold s he?
Vocabulary
Nouns: an artist, a celebrity, a charity, chocolate, a company, a dancer, a model, a movie star,
the president, a quiz, a singer, a TV presentar, the winner, a writer
Adjective: important
Expressions: l'm not sure. How od Os he)? (He's) about (20) years od. Who's this?
1 Match the questions and answers.
1 Who's this man in the photo?
2 Is this cara Ferrari?
3 IsMontreal the capital of Canad?
4 What's this in English?
5 Is Paris Hilton Frenen?
6 How od is Pars? Is she 22?
7 Where's her father Richard Hilton from?
a | i No, it sn't. It'sOttawa.
b G It's a lipstick.
c [T] That's Li. He's my Korean friend.
d I I No, no way. She's about 28.
e | 1 No, it isn't. It's a Mercedes.
f [ ] No, she's American, from New York, I think.
g | | He's American, too, from California.
2 Complete the dialogs with is, 's, isn'f, where, or
how old's.
1 A: How old's Bob?
B: I think he about 45 years od.
2 A: Cameron Daz from New Zealand?
B: No, she . She American.
3 A: s the tango from?
B: It from Argentina.
4 A: the Parthenon n Athens?
B: it about 2,500 years od.
3 Correct one mistake in each sentence.
1 I s h e ofMiami?
Is be from Miatni?
2 He's about 50 year od.
3 Howold your mother's?
4 She isn't singer.
4 Complete the questions with is or are. Write short
answers with the correct pronoun.
1 < s lohnnvDeppmarred? No,heistft.
2 Benicio del Toro a Puerto Rican actor?
Yes __ .
3 _ you a civil servant? _
4 _ David Beckham and Victoria marred?
Yes,
the Colosseum in Rome about 1,000 years
od? No, . It's 2,000 years od.
the Mayan city of Chichen Itza in Mxico?
Yes,
5 (jj) Read the text and circle the correct option.
Listen and check.
Johnny Depp's a farnous
mchef/ singer /(acto. He (ves
( 2) a I on/i n France, but he
(3>aren't I 'm not I isn't French.
He's {4}Canadian I the USA
/American, from Kentucky.
He {5)'s I 're I 'm in many
rnovies, including Pirates of
the Cambean and he | 6)are / 's / 'm a Golden Globe
winner. And he (7| 's / 're I 'm about 47 years od!
think he 18| 're / 's / 'm fantastic!
Studytip
Remember phrases not just words
5 Myteachers's 24 years.
1 Remember words in phrases, not single words. For
example, Sony, l'm late. That's OK.
Justa moment, please. Nice to meetyou.
2 Write new words in phrases in yourvocabulary
notebook. For example, not just the word "eraser,"
but "an eraser," or "Can I use your eraser, please?"
3 Write a translation in pencil. Testyourselfto
memorize the phrases.
4 Use the phrases when you can in class.
U N I T 2 87
s mus ic, her s how, their charities
Vocabulary
Nouns : a child / children, an electric guitar, e-mail addres s , a fan, a fax,
a hometown, a racing car, a s hirt, a twin s is ter, a webs ite, a wife
Pos s es s ive adjectives : my, your, his , her, their Other: now
Expres s ions : This is correct. What's (his ) e-mail?
1 Put in the missing 's.
's
1 My favorite black and white movie's Schindler List.
A
2 It's one of Steven Spielberg movies .
3 My favorite jeans are Levi.
4 My favorite CD's Diana Krall Greates t Hits .
5 I love the hamburgers at McDonald.
6 "To be or not to be, that is the ques tion," s ays
Hamlet in Shakes peare famous play.
2 Complete the video club form.
FIVE-STAR VIDEO CLUB*****
Membership Form
(1)Name: ...
(2|Las t ame:
(3)Addres s :
<4>E-mail:
<5>Tel.: _
<6)Age: _
(7|Occupation:.
(8|Nationality:_
3 Complete the sentences with his, her, or their.
1 That's Roben de Niro's res taurant.
That's *"'s res taurant.
2 Kobe Bryant's parents love the Los Angeles Lakers .
It's favorite bas ketballteam.
3 That's Avril Lavigne's guitar.
It's guitar.
4 That's Rubens Barrichello's racing car.
It's racing car.
5 That's myteacher's flas h drive.
It's flas h drive.
4 Complete the sentences with my, your, his, her, or
their.
name's Don Owen. 1 He's a good artis t.
2 1'm 42year s old,
is 47, and mother is 68.
brother s 44, my s is ter
3 Laura: What's cell phone number?
Larry: It's 212 856 3548. Pleas e cali me.
4 Paul and Lucy are married. addres s is
344 Pine Street, Philadelphia.
5 Linda Gibs on is the company pres ident.
e-mail is Igibs on65@ig.com.
5 Read the text. Circle the correct word / pronoun to
substitute the underlined ames.
Sus an Sarandon
is a farnous
actres s , model,
and movie
producer from
New York.(1)
Su s an's partner
is Tim Robbins ,
who is a famous
American actor,
too. One of (2|Tim Robbins ! famous movies is
The Player. (3)Sus an and Tim live in New York City
with (4)Sus an and Tim's children, Jack Henry and
Miles Guthrie. Thelma and Louise is one of
|5lSus an's movies . (6)Sus an and Tim aren't married.
The difference in |7)Sus an and Tim's age is 12 years ,
but 8'Sus an and Tim are very happy together.
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his
we're
88
Do you have a big famy
Vocabulary
Word Bank 7: Your famy p. 70
Nouns: a city, a motorbike, a partner, a town
Adjectves: big, small, dead, alive
Expressions: How nice! I only have ... Oh, really?
Verbs: have, live
Oh, I see. Adverb: alone
\Write sentences about the family using 's.
Listen and check.
Ronald Nancy
Mary^-Paul Rebecca Lisa -- Richard
Peter Shirley
1 Nancy- Ronald
is 's wife.
2 Lisa-Paul
3 Peter and Shirley Ronald
4 Shirley Lisa and Ri chard
5 Richard Rebecca
6 Ronald and Nancy Lisa
7 Rebecca Richard
8 Ronald-Shirley
2 Complete the dialogs with do, don't, have, or live.
1A: _ you _ in an apartment?
B: Yes, _ . It's big and it's n a very nice
street.
2 A: Ci ndyandGary
_ . Butthey B: No, they_
and a cat.
3 A: Hi. l'm atthe supermarket.
children?
_ three dogs
we
milk and sugar for breakfast?
B: Yes, we . Oh, but we
orange juice.
4 A: you a big family?
B: Yes, my parents, two
brothers, and one sister.
3 Make the sentences negative.
1 I have a Canadi an gr andf at her
f don'thave a Canadian
2 We live alone.
3 )oe and I have a big family.
4 They live with their parents.
4 Write full questions. Every *= one missing word.
1 *you live**parent s?
Do yon Uve witii your prente?
2 * you have children?
3 * your children have English classes MsTuesday?
4 * you live* * apartment?
5 * Lee and Jo live *India * their parents?
5 Read the e-mail. Find and circle 10 mistakes.
Correct the mistakes.
1 name's
2
3
4
5 .
6
7
8
9
10
Dear Jeff
My ame Paco and l'm n your class
in Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
l'm from Spanish. My phone
number 0778655120. l'm not married
but I have partner.
We together in an apartment here
on Boston.
His name's Mary and
she's teacher, too.
I love your classes and I think
you're a teacher great.
Best wishes,
Paco
U N IT 2 89
Meet your perfect partner
Vocabulary
Word Bank4: Languages p. 67
Nouns: languages, sports (basketball, soccer, tennis), a store
Adjectives: mportant, perfect, successful
Verbs: ask
Adverbs: a lot, a ittle, (not) very well
Expressions: Cali me. Great! It's a terrible habit. I work for (a company).
I work n (a shop). Very mportant
Q1 Put the words in the corred order.
1 spea k/ wel l / do/ Spa n i sh/ you ?
2 sports / play / do / well / what / you ?
3 do / lot / you / smoke / a ?
4 work / do / parents / where / your ?
5 have / children / you / do / how / many ?
6 do / speak / well / languages / what / you ?
2 Complete what they say. Use the words in the box.
tike play smoke speak a well little tot
mvioba lo*".'
We_
very ^
soccer
i
Bonjour! _
French.
I
lot. It's aterrible habit!
3 Match the incomplete dialogs 1-4 and people A-D
in Exercise 2.
1 A: you smoke?
B: Yes, _
a day.
_ . Thirty cigarettes
2 A: do you
B: English, Spanish, and a .
3 A: yourchildren
French.
soccer?
B: Yes, they love it. And they play t
too. They're excellent soccer players.
4 A: do you ?
B: Downtown, for a big computer company.
4 Complete the dialogs in Exercise 3 with the words.
little what languages work do (x3)
where speak I play well
5 (JS) Listen to Jane's profile. Write T (true) or
F (false).
1 Jane's 30 years od.
2 Jane lives in the USA.
3 Jane's perfect man s about 35 years od.
4 Jane's perfect man is Spanish.
5 Jane's perfect man likes children a lot.
6 Imagine you're Larry Roberts, Jane's "perfect"
man. Complete the text.
'mperfect for jane. I
(2) alot I(3)
32 and I like
smoke or(4)
soccer. work for an International bank and I
< 5 > a Mercedes. Oh, and I speak Spanish
(6) (7)
90
What do you do on the weekend?
Vocabulary
Word Bank 8: Free time p, 71
Nouns: an apartment, a bike, downtown, a dog, a goldfsh, a pet, a soap opera, soft drinks
Prepositions: in (an apartment), in (the morning), on (the weekend), (on) Friday morning
Adverb: usually
Expressions: I see. What do you do (on Saturday morning)? Me, too.
QDo these exercises to check your progress.
QCount your correct answers.
Write the total number in the box.
Total: /42 correct answers
Try to understand your mistakes. If necessary,
read the EssentiaLGrammar, and/or
look at the Student Book lesson again, or
askyour teacher.
How do you feel about this unit? Check (/) a box.
/can... ask forandgive newInformation. '....Lesson.2jO
1 Read Jane's answers and write Larry's questions.
1 Larry: ?
Jane: In a small house in Sydney.
2 Larry: ?
Jane: I work for Smith & Sons. It's a small law firm.
3 Larry: . ?
Jane: It's downtown, on King Street.
4 Larry: . ?
Jane: I usually go out with friends on Saturdays
and relaxon Sundays.
/ can... talk about free-time activities. Lesson 2F
J
2 Complete the sentences with the correct free-time
activity and circle the correct preposition.
1 I usually stay home at/(on)/n Friday morning.
2 My brotherand I sp_ time on
ot/in /on the afternoon.
3 On/At/ In the weekend I usually gosh.
with my f .
4 On/>tt//nSunday eveningmy parents
TV. They love watching good movies.
5 On /At/ln Saturday I r_
/ to m
a bookor
/ can... soy where and when with the correct
prepositions. Lesson 2JT)
j
3 Complete the sentences with on or in.
1 I study English Mondays and Wednesdays.
2 The Giza Pyramds are Cairo, Egypt.
3 A:Tel l meaboutyourvacation plans, Marco. Where
are you Friday evening?
B: l'm _ _ France,. Pars, at the Eiffel Tower
with mygirlfriend.
lean... ask for a drink. Lesson 2B
4 Put the dialog in the correct order.
Attendant:
D Sugar?
I I Hereyouare, sir.
["I Would you like a drink, sir?
] You're welcome.
O Milk?
Mr.Wilde:
| | Yes. Coffee, please.
[4] No, thanks. No sugartoday!
["I Yes, please. A lot!
] Thankyou very much.
UNIT2 91
/ can... ask for and give Information about people /
things. L e s s o n 2 B
5 Make questions. Each * = one missing word.
1 *Bob Dylan *famous American singer?
2 Where* Nicole Kidman from?
3 How od*Fidel Castro?
4 *One Hundred Years ofSolitude *good book?
5 *Casablanca* French movie?
6 Match the questions in Exercise 5 and the correct
answers. There is one extra answer.
a I I No, it sn't. It's from the USA.
b [jShe's from Australia.
c [ ] Yes, it is. It's amazing.
d I I No, it sn't. It's American. It's a fantastic movie.
e | | Yes, he s. He's very popular.
f 1 I t hi nkhe'sabout 84.
/ can... talk about peopte's possessions. L esson 2C
7 Write my, your, his, her, or their.
1 "Is this pen ?"
2 "That's Pedro-
and that's
"That's Victoria Beckham
husband is a
... talk about famlies. L esson2D
8 Make questions with have or live. Write short
answers.
1 you alone? */
Do you live alone? Ygs, 1do. _ _
2 you and your faml y a car? /
3 David and Sue children? /
4 you with your parents? /
/ can . . . ask for and give everyday Information.
L esson 2E^>
9 Write sentences about Hugh and Linda.
Do you . . .?
1 have a car? Yes, we do.
2 like children? Yes, a lot.
3 playsoccer? No, wedon't.
4 Where doyou work? In a big company in
Boston.
5 What sports do you play? Handball and tennis,
1Hugh and Linda have a car. __ _
2 Hugh an d L in da __
3 They __
4 Thev
5
/ can ... spell and say 150 more words in English.
s o n s 2 A-2 F
10Cover the words and test yourself on . . .
alphabet (p. 69) Can you pronounce the
26 letters?
2 Yourfamily (p. 70) Can you pronounce the 13
words with the correct stress?
3 ^ Free time (p. 71) Can you rememberthe 17
verb phrases?
4 ^ L anguages (p. 67) Can you pronounce the 12
different languages with the correct stress?
5 ^^g^^ (p. 77) L ook at your translations. Can
you say the phrases in English?
92
Let's watch a DVD tonight
Vocabulary
Word Bank 9: Adject ives p. 72
Nouns: a request, a suggestion
Expressions: Can I have ... ? Can you lend me ... ? Can you open the door, please?
Can I us e . , . ? Let's go out tonight. Ofcourse. Sorry, I can't. Sure.
OK, why not? That's a good idea. Right, then. It's an emergency.
1 Match the requests and the pictures, A-D.
1 I I Can you cise that window, please? It's cold!
2 | | Can you stop that, please? I can't think!
3 QExcuse me, can you open the door, please?
4 | | Help! Can I use your phone please? It's an
emergency!
2 Complete the sentences with Can I, Can you, or
Let's. Use the question marks (?) to help you.
go to a restaurant.
open the door for me, please?
watch a soccergame.
use your cell phone?
pl aycar ds tonight.
seeyour vacat ion pictures?
. go out for a minute, please?
.help me, please?
do exercise 2!
3 Are 1-8 suggestions or requests? Write 5 or R.
1 Let' sgo to the parkt o playsoccer. \S^
2 Let' sgo to The Killers concert!
3 Can I borrow your pen, please?
4 Let's chat oniine tonight.
5 l'm hungry! Let's go to Ali Baba's.
6 Can I speakt o Mona, please?
7 Let'sgo shopping.
8 Can I have a beer, please?
4 Match 1-8 in Exercise 3, and the answers, a-h.
a [T| Sure. On Skype or MSN?
b []Sorry, she isn't home now.
c [ ]That's a good dea. I love their music!
d | | Sorry, I don' t have anymoney.
e D OK. Bl ueor bl ack?
f [ ]Sorry, we don' t serve alcohol.
g | | Sorry, we can't. We don't have a ball.
h | | Great idea! I love Egyptian food!
have a Diet Coke, please?
Listen and complete the dialogs.
1 A: Voulez-vous un caf, monsieur?
B: Can goi* speak slowly, please? l'm Australian.
2 A: use mv American Express card?
B: l'm .. We take credit cards.
3 A:
B: , here you .
4 A: go to the Wal dor f f or a .
B: Er, no, I _t hinkt hat ' s a good !
6 (*) What's the problem? Listen and match each
person, 1-3, to a sentence, A-C.
A [ J l'm really bored.
B I 1 l'm really sick.
C [ ]l'm really busy.
UN I T 3 93
Ordinary people?
Vocabulary
Nouns: a biography, jeans, a leader, a liquid, the ocean, physics, a scientist, a spider, a suit,
a unversity, the weather
Adjectives: extraordinary, fast, ordinary, long (hair), strong, typicat
Verbs: change into (a superhero), come from (the USA), fly, jump, run (up walls), wear,
workas (a photographer)
Expressions: It's the same in my language. For example,...
1Read about Scarlett Johansson. Write sentences
about her. Do you think she's ordinary or
extraordinary?
1 go s k i i n g a lot /
2 ha ve di I dren X
3 l i vei n Los Angeles /
4 wearbi gsungl asses /
5 lik e m e at X
6 readbooks& newspapers
7 listen to m sica lot /
8 p l ay s oc c e r /
1 Scarieftgoes s jc mig a ot.
2 She
3 She
4
2 jComplete the text with the verbs in the
present simple. Who is he? Listen and check.
work live come not have fly use wear (x2)
Biogr ap hy 3
This extraordinary man (1) comes from the Planet
Krypton, but now he (2} in the city of
Metrpolis. He (3|_ the ame Clark Kent.
He (4) for a newspaper, the Daily Planet.
He (5i glasses. He's married and his wife,
Lois Lae, is a reprter, too, but he 6! any
children. He's really, really strong and he (7 )
very, very fast. He (8)_ a specal red and blue
suit and his Superhero ame is ...
3 Make true sentences with the verbs, affirmative or
negative.
1 The presiden! in an apartment. (live)
2 TigerWoods basketball. (play)
3 MvEnglsh teacher in an office, (work)
4 Myteacher from Chicago, (come)
5 My cell phone
6 My sister
a camera in it. (have)
7 Mybest f ri end
8 Mymother_
at NY University. (study)
as a chef. (work)
glasses. (wear)
4 Complete the sentences with the verbs.
smoke like tove drink speak
1 That's a great car! My wife t, too.
2 Rod and Francs really don't like cigarettes. They
3 Kate's a good translator. She
Germn, Spanish, and French very well.
4 I . j azz. It's terrible!
5 Li orange j uice every day. It's her
favorite.
5 (*y Listen. Write T (true) or F (false). Correct the
false sentences.
1 Ana's husband is a lawyer. _F
Ana'5 husband is a wrter.
2 Her husband lkescoffee very much.
3 Paulo doesn't play soccer or watch it on TV.
4 Kate doesn't think Paulo's a typical Brazilian.
5 Paulo doesn't like Brazilian food.
6 Ana wants to go to a Chnese restaurant.
94
Does he like you? Yes, he does!
Vocabulary
Nouns: animis Adjectives: ntelligent, lovely, personal (life)
Verbs: be a fan (ofa team), dance, eat meat, sing, workout
Expressions: Well,... I (don't) thinkso.
1 Circle the correct form.
1 My car doesn't/7asX7Tov;e)a DVD player.
2 Shrek doesn't love//oves Cinderella. He love/oves
Piona.
3 A: Do / Does Shakira speak English well?
B: Of courseshedo/ does. She sing /sings in
English and do /does interviews n English, too.
4 A: Does Madonna Uve/ Uves in the USA?
B: No, she don't/doesn't. She Uve/Uves in Britain.
She has / have six houses in London.
A: She's very strong. Do / Does she goto the gym?
B: Yes, she do /does. Fortwoorthree hourseveryday.
A: What about food? Do/Does she eat meat?
B: No, she don't/ doesn't. And she don't/ doesn't
drink alcohol.
2 Complete the sentences with does or doesn't.
1 A: BarackObama speak French?
B: No, he . But he speaks Spanish
I thi nkand English, of course.
2 A: And he have any sisters?
B: Yes, he . He has one sister.
3 A: What about children? he have kids?
B: Yes, he . He has two daughters.
4 A: Finally, he pl aysocceror tennis?
B: No, he , but he plays basketball.
3 Make 1-3 negative and 4-6 questions.
/
1 She l i kes soccer.
She doesrftlike soccer.
2 My wife and I speak Japanese.
3 Henrysings in Mandarn Chnese.
4 You smoke a lot.
Do yon smote g lot?
5 Susan has a very good job.
6 David's friends watch TV a lot.
4 Read about Naomi Bale. Complete sentences 1-8
with the verbs, affirmative or negative.
My name's Naomi Bale, l'm 29 years od and I live
in Toronto. n a small apartment. I speak English,
French, and Italian. l'm an engineer and I work for a
big Canadian company in downtown Toronto. I love
Mexican food, especially tacos! I don't drink beer or
wine, but I drink a lot of water. I have a small dog,
Mimi. She's rny best friend!
In the evening, I watch TV or listen to musi. I like
all types of music. On the weekend, I work out and
I spend time with my friends. We usually meet on
Saturday afternoons and we go out all night! On
Sundays, I go for a walk with my partner, and we
have a barbecue at home or go to a restaurant for
lunch. In the evening, we usually go to the movies.
We really love good movies.
1 Naomi doesrtspeak four languages. (speak)
2 She a secretary. (be)
3 She for an Ameri can
company. (work)
4 She
5 She
6 She
evening. (listen)
7 She
Saturday night. (go)
8 She
Mexican food a lot. (like)
a dog. (have)
to music in the
to the movies on
bad movies. (like)
Race the CD! Listen and answer 10 questions
about Naomi before the BEEP! Use Fes, she does or
No, she doesn't. Correct the wrong information.
Does she live in the USA? No, she doesrft. Shelives
in Canad.
UNIT 3 95
Lookat the time!
Vocabulary
Word Bank 10: The time p. 73
Question word: When?
Prepostions: at6:15 p.m. / on MTV
Expressions: What channel / time s it on? When's it on?
Noun: a TV guide, the news
Verbs: start, end
Complete the times.
A: OK. Er, i
u
i 7- - /Z 7
2 VID
3 / /' /5
4 *Z 7
5 5- V5
e #55
It's seven
It's four
It's fifteen.
It's two
It's
It's eight
forty- five.
2 Write the times. Use the "other system."
What t i me s t?
Jf's balf past ftiree.
A: Let's watch Gome ofthe Day.
B: Sure. What time's t(1)
A: l'm not sure, but I know it's (2 ) Saturday
evenings.
B: What time (3) it start? Can you look in the
TV guide?
it now?
10:30. What t i me
B:(7) ' sl l :30!
A: I t can' t be 11:30.
B: l t s! What ( 8)
(9) 7
A:l t ends(10)
does Gome ofthe Day
midnight.
B: Well, we can see some oft he games. Come on.
Let's go home.
A: OK! Let's run!
4 (y) Listen to Martha talk about her typical day.
Number the activities in order, 1-13.
go to bed
take a shower
Jwatch the news
Qworkout _
^j go home
"1 drive children to school
Jgo to work
^Jhave breakfast
[^1 have dinner
I I have lunch
^] go online
\ o homework
5 Listen again. Write the times Martha says next to
the seven verbs in the left column.
96
What time do you get up?
Vocabulary
Word Bank 11: Everyday activites p. 74
Nouns: bacon, eggs, a comedy, a person, the radio, (movie) review, the theater
Adjectives: another, different (to), horrible, romantic, similar (to), social (Ufe), successful
Adverb: exactly Prepositions: before, after
Expressions: Don't miss it!
1 *f Listen and order the activities, 1-6.
a [ ] get up d [ _ ] finish school
b E] workout e [~] get home
c I I t akeashower f | | got obed
12 Complete the dialogs. Grele the correct option.
1 A: J ack N i chol s on do?
B: make/ makes movies. He' sa famous
actor.
2 A:Where )ack Uve/ //Ves?
B: He Uve/ Uves a big house n Hollywood.
3 A: do /does the manager finish / finishes
work?
B: He finish / finishes workat about sixo'clock.
4 A: tfo/ c/ oesyourpartner work/worksl
B: She work/works in a theater company. She's an
actress.
5 A: do/does your best friend usually do/
does in the morning?
B: She usually study /studies a little and then go /
goes to the university.
3 Put the words in the correct order.
1 what time / you / breakfast / do / have ?
WhflttmedotjOH have breakfasf?
2 your / work / best / where / friend / does ?
3 Sunday / up / I / on / before / don't / get / 11:00 a.m.
4 does / mother / nstrument / play / what / your ?
5 home / do / get / what time / from / you / school ?
6 family / where / your / vacation / on / does / go ?
4 Answer these questions.
1 What time s it now?
2 What time does your favorite TV program start?
3 What t i me do you usually go to bed?
4 Where does your best friend work?
5 What do you usually have for lunch?
5 Read the text and circle the correct option.
Nathan Smith's from Bennington, Vermont, and he's a
busy man. He usually
(1!
up
(2)
7 a.m. and has
orange juice, eggs, and toastl31 breakfast. After
that, he | 4) a shower and then I 5) home. He's a
civil servant and l61 n a big office. He | 7) work
at 9 a.m. and usually I81_
work he's usually very(91
at about 8 and1U1 his dinner. He 112)
at 10 p.m.
very late, after 7 p.rn. After
. He (10) home
to bed
1 a get
2 a on
3 a for
4 a takes
5 a arrives
6 a Uves
7 a finishes
8 a finishes
9 a ti red
10 a gets
11 a makes
12 a comes
bget s
b at
b of
b take
b leaves
b works
b start s
b starts
b bored
b leaves
b don't eat
b goes
6 3-9) Listen and check .
Study tip
Listen everyday!
1 To learn English fast, it's really importantto
listen to English every day. For example, listen to
your Student's CD, the TV (with subtitles in your
language), songs in English, the internet, etc.
2 Listen forfive minutes everyday. I tcan helpyou to
understand, to speak, and to pronounce well.
U N I T 3 97
e ai ways leaves home earl y
Vocabulary
Nouns: a cookbook, food, a reality show
Verbs: ask (somebody) to, cali, make (a reservation), need
Adjectve: wonderful
Adverbsof frequency: aiways, never, sometmes, early
Expressions: I never miss t!
Test yourself on uni t 3
QDo these exercises to checkyour progress.
QCount your correct answers.
Total: /43 correct answers
0Tryto understandyour mistakes. If necessary,
read the Essential Grammar, and/or
ask your teacher.
QHowdoyou feel about this unit? Check(*/) a box.
/ can... talk about a person 's habits and routine.
L esson 3F
1 Rewrite the sentences with the adverbs in parentheses.
1 Jennifer L pez sings in English, but she sings in
Spani sh, too. (usually / sometimes)
2 L i Yung's an excellent student. She goes to class.
She's late, (aiways / never)
3 I don't like alcohol. I drink wine or beer, but I drink
champagne, (never/someti mes)
4 Emily wears jeans to work. She wears a suit.
(never / aiways)
I can ...make requests and suggestons. L esson 3A
2 Complete the sentences with can I, can you, or let's.
Be careful with question marks (?).
1 sit here for a minute, please?
l'm tired.
2 I l oveyour lasagna!
how to make it?
3 It's cold tonight.
watch TV.
tel l me
stay home and
4 A: play tennis?
B: Yes, I can, very well.
A: Good. OK, play a game on Sunday.
lend me 5 I don't have a pend,
a pen, please?
6 l'm really busy.
phone, pl ease?
answer the
/ can... talk about somebody I know. :' L esson 3B
3 Read the text. Circle the correct option.
Batman s a farnous American superhero.(1 }His / Her real
ame is Bruce Wayne and he {2}live / Uves in Gotham
City. He (3}don't/can't fly but he's very strong and he
(4) use/uses technology to (5lstop /stops bad people.
He (6Wear/ wears a black suit. He'^don't/ doesn't wear
glasses and his best {8]friend/friend's ame is Robin.
4 Correct the sentences.
1 Bruce Springsteen plays the piano.
Hg doesrftplay fhe piano. He plays tine quitar.
2 Madonna speaks Chnese.
3 The president of the USA Uves in New York.
4 Spiderman works as a dentist.
5 The Ameri can company IBM makes soft drinks.
98
/ can... have a dialog aboutsomebody. L e s s o n 3 C ;
5 (y^1 Complete the dialog. Each * = one word.
Listen and check.
Kelly: Rob, this new website has the perfect match for
you.
Rob: Really?! Tell me about her.
Kelly: OK, listen. Her name's Olga and she's 24.
Rob: Hmm ... What **do? wWhatdoes she do?
Kelly: She's a professional tennis player!
Rob: Wow! Where **live? (21
Kelly: # # # Monaco.(3)
Rob: ##single?141
Kelly: Yes, she is.
Rob: Great. **like to travel? (5)
Kelly: Yes, **(6)
Rob: ##cook?( 7)
Kelly: Yes, she does. She#Japanese food.
Rob: Mmm! *#read a lot? (9)
Ke lly: No , but s he ##mus ic.(10)
Rob: Great!
/ can... ask and tel the time. L e s s o n 3 D
Rick: Let's (1) wafch TV. Do you like comedies?
Ro s e : Ye s , I lovethem.
Rick: Me,(21 ! Let's 13} atthe
TVguide.
Rose: OK, letmesee. . . Oh! TheQffice\: l41 ' sit( 5) ?
Rose: It's (6) tonight after the news.
Rick: (7) time (8) it start?
(101
Rose: Let me check. It( 9)
eightthirty.
Rick: Oh, no. My sister's birthday party starts at eight
o'clock. What(11) does t(12) ?
Rose: ltfinishes( 13) ten to nine.
Rick: Great, that's perfect! It's OK if l'm an hour late.
/ can... ask and answer about different people.
L e s s o n 3 E
^ >
7 Complete the questions with does, where, what, or
what time.
Write the answers with the words in parentheses.
1 A: VSbatlanqnagedoes yourgirlfriend studv?
(Germn)
B; 5hg studies Germn.
2 A: Peter have
breakfast? (at home)
B: He
3 A: Matthew do on the
weekend? (playgolf)
B: He
4 A: Amanda goto
bed? (10:45)
B:
8 Complete questions for the answers.
1 Whaf time does Bo b getup ?
He ge ts up at ten o 'clo ck.
2 Bob work?
He at home.
hswife
She works for a cell phone company.
4 Bob after work?
He works out.
his wife for
breakfast?
She has sausage and eggs.
/ can... say 100 more words in Engtish L e s s o n s 3 A- 3 F
1 ^ Adjectives (p. 72) Can you rememberthe 9
adjectves?
2 ^) The time (p. 73) Can you say all the times and
rememberthe time expressions, too?
3 ^) Everyday activities (p. 74) Can you describe the
man's typical day?
4 ^ )The alphabet (p. 69) Can you pronounce the 7
sounds and example words?
5 (2 (P- 78) Look at your translations. Can
you transate and say the phrases in English?
U N I T 3 99
ave a good trip!
Vocabulary
Word Bank 12: Around town p. 75
Nouns: the capital (city), a festival, a one-way ticket, a round-trip, ticket, a platform,
population, a tourist attracton, a tourist information center
Adjectives: exciting, main (attractions), modern
Verbs: open, cise, finish, leave, arrive
Expressions: Have a good trip! How much (s it)? Just a second. You're wecome.
What time does the next train leave? It takes about five hours.
9 1 Grele the correct option.
A: What time (1)___ the next train to Ottawa(2) , please?
B: It(3) at 6 p.m. from platform three.
A: What time () the banks usuallyopen and cise?
B: They (5) at 8:30 a.m. from Monday to Friday and
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l e av e
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doe s
ci s e
ci s e
2 Change the sentences with the words in
parentheses.
1 The main shopping malls cise at 9 p.m. (not)
7>)e mai'n shopp/*ig mails Jon'f dose af 9 p.m.
2 What time do the museums open on Monday? (the
post office)
3 Munich has great art galleries. (Munich / not / beach)
4 The tourist information center closes at 10:00 p.m.
(does / open / weekends?)
What time do the night buses leave? (the Eurostar)
3 (*2) Complete the questions with the phrases.
Listen and check.
the train leave thestaton cise do they have
does the next you get home usuallyget the train
does the train subway stations cise
1 W ha tti me do e s Mestotioncise tonight?
2 What time do
3
at night?
bus leave Newark at 10:27?
4 What time do you in the morning?
5 Wha t t i me do a f t e r wor k?
6 What platform does from?
drinks and snacks on the train?
have a wifi service?
Listen and write the answers to questions 1-8
in Exercise 3.
One o'docfc-m the morninq.
5 v^y Complete the dialog. Listen and check.
M an: Can I he l pyo u, sir ?
Tom: Yes, please. I(1) a ticket to Chicago.
Man: Would you like a (2} ticket or a
(3) 7
Tom: One-way, please. How much
7
Man: $27.80.
Tom: He r e youa r e .
Man: Thankyou.(5).
Tom: What time (6)_
Man: l t(7)
your ticket.
the next train leave?
at 11:30 from (8) 5.
n Chicago? Tom: And wha t t i me doe s it(9)
Man: At 12:45.(10) a good trip!
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When's your birthday
Vocabulary
Months: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October,
November, December
Types of musc: classical, country, heavy metal, jazz, opera, pop, rock
Nouns: a concert, the year 2010 (two thousand ten)
Ordinal numbers: first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth,
eleventh, twetfth, thirteenth, twentieth, twenty-first, twenty-second,
twenty-third, thirtieth
Expressions: (on) Christmas Day / Independence Day / New Year's Eve When's your birthday?
1 Write the dates.
1 01/04
2 03/31-
3 12/28-
4 10/20-
E 3 2 Complete the text with in, or on.
Labor Day(1) the USAis (2)_
September, but
Maylst.
3)
Monday
countriesit's(5)
the first
other
International Mother's Day is (6) May llth.
_ Mxico and much of Latn America Mother's
Day is (81 May lOth.(9) France and
Sweden Mother's Day is (10) the last Sunday
(11) May.(12) Argentina Mother's Day
comes
(13 )
the second Sunday
14
October.
3 Look at the map of the New York City bus tour and
complete the Information.
Chinatown
Brooklyn Bridge
G round Zero
a Times Square is the
b SoHoi st he
stop.
stop.
c The Brooklyn Bridge is the
d Rockefeller Center is the
stop.
stop.
f T he
.is the second stop,
stop s Ground Zero.
g The Waldorf is the stop.
h
i The
i sthe sixth stop.
_stop is the United Nations.
Listen and check. Copy the pronunciation of the
place ames. How long do they have at each stop?
5 Complete the crossword with months and ordinal
numbers. Use the numbers in parentheses.
ACROSS
1 ... Century Foxis a famous American movie
company.
3 In the USA and Europe children start school in ...
6 October s the ... month of the year.
7 George W. Bush was the... president of the USA. (43rd)
8 Gordon Brown is the ... British Prime Minister. (75th)
9 In South America children start school in ...
10 Tennessee is the ... state of the USA. (16th)
DOWN
1 December is the ... month.
2 North Dakota i st he... state of the USA. (39th)
4 The last day of the year is December...
5 / is the first person, you the second, and he, she, t
are the ... person in English grammar.
6 Friday ... is an unlucky day. (13th)
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UHIT 4 101
Musicals? l'm sorry, I really hate them
Vocabulary
Types of movies: action movies, cartoons, comedies, dramas, musicals, science fiction
movies, thritlers, westerns
Object pronouns: me, you, hm, her, it, us( them
Adjecti vesof opinin: boring, fabul ous
Verbs: love, hate
Other: more
Expressions: Come on! What do you think of... ?
1 Find 12 words: music, movies, and adjectives.
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2 Complete the sentences with an object pronoun.
1 Westerns? I hate _.
2 Brad Pitt's my favorite actor. Do you like ?
3 Opera? I love .
4 Mariah Carey is great. I love .
5 My husband and I have three dogs. They love
6 I have two tickets for the concert. Do you want to
come with ?
7 Good morning, Wel come to Macy's. How can I hetp
today?
1 Mario has a new job at the shopping mal. Let's visit
he/him this afternoon.
2 Where' syourwi fe?S/ 7e/ Wer' s really late.
3 Can you calt Larry after work? He/Him has
somethi ng mportant to tellyou.
4 On Sundays I usually play soccer with my friends.
Whydon't you come and play with iw/us?
5 A: Do you know where my glasses are? I can't see
it/them.
B: Are they/them on the table? You usually put
they/them there.
4 (5) Complete the sentences with the words. Listen
and check.
hates comedies love boring fabuious
1 I love New York! It's exciting, fast, and busy. It's
2 We hate . We prefer dramas.
3 I think Celine Dion's . I like
Mariah Carey more.
4 Mysister j az z .
5 My favorite W channel is Discovery. I __
documentarl es, you see.
5 Use the words to make sentences.
1 Heavy metal / horrible / hate
Itiwnkheavy metalishorribte. hafeit
2 Musicals / boring / not like
3 Woody Allen's comedi es / fabulous / love
4 Od Ameri can westerns / nteresting / like
5 George Cl ooney/ (your opinin)
6 The R ol l i ngStones / (youropi ni on)
Music in English
Study tip
You can learn a lot of English by listening to songs and
singing the words. Listen and read the words of songs
on CDs or read the subtitles on DVDs. Or you can find
the words on the internet, for example, using Google
oratwww.lyrics.com. And you can usually watch them
onYouTube.com, too.
Try to listen to English music when you're in your car,
when you're onine, orwhen you're cooking. The more
you listen, the more you learn.
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Swimming is my favorite activity
Vocabulary
Word Bank 13: Free-time activities p. 76 Adjectives: recreational, silent
Nouns: an activity, athletics, calones, an event, a mile, an Olympic medal
Verbs: prefer (X) to (Y), lose weight
Expressons: I love t! I hate it! No, not really.
1 Make sentences with the -mg form.
1 Box/ng (box) s a dangerous sport.
2 (cycle) s good exercise.
3 (chat) online is fine, but I prefer
(talk) on the phone.
4 Charles lkes . (run) n the park n
the morning.
7 My mother's
(smoke) is bad foryou.
(drive) a taxi all day is very tiring.
(cook) is fantastic.
2 Complete the sentences with the words in
parentheses.
1 My partner and I love cooking for ourfriends. We
very well! (cook / cooking)
2 I a lot because I think is a
wonderful activity. (read / reading)
3 My mom a lot, but she hates
n the evenings and on the weekend. (works /
working)
is great exercise. That's why I
every day. (walk / walking)
to music. We 5 My frends and I love
to the radio all the time, (listen / listening)
6 When I retire I want to around the world.
is wonderful when you have time to do t
slowly. (travel / traveling)
3 (fy Read the text and circle the correct option.
Listen and check.
Samuel and Jane want to live to be 100 years od and
always think about their health. They don't {l]drive/
dr/i/ingto work, they prefer (2]walk / waking or
1 3 ] cycle / cycling. After work, they don't usually
(4)go /going home; they stop at the gym and (6)sw/m
/swimminga mile. {&}Watch / Watching TV is never
in their plans, but sometimes they (7)see / seeing a
movie, but only if they I8iwa/k / walking to the movie
theater and home again. l9]Meet/ Meeting their
friends on Fridays and I10)go/go/ng out on Saturday
nights are their favorite ways to relax and have fun.
4 Write sentences about Jimmy using verbs 1-4.
wal ki n t he
eat
1 lke:
2 (not) like:.
3 love:
4 hate:
5 Read Jimmy's answers and check (/) the correct
questions, a o r b.
1 a QLet's have di nnerat Fruit & Salads tonight!
b I I Let's have di nnerat McDonald'stonight!
Jimmy: That's a great idea!
2 a [] Do you work out?
b T ] Do you watch TV a lot?
Jimmy: Yes, I love it!
3 a [] Do you like walking?
b [ _ ] Do you like sleepingafter lunch?
Jimmy: No, not really.
4 a QDo you play video games?
b | | Doyou eat lotsof fruit?
Jimmy: No, I think it's horrible!
6 4-7/ Listen and check.
U N I T 4 103
e goes running once a week
Vocabulary
Nouns: an ad, a diet, a lifestyle, (a healthy) mind / body
Verbs and activities: do sit-ups, do weight training, do yoga, go on a diet
Expressions of frequency: once/ twice/ three times (a year), every (month),
every other (day), regularly
Queston word: How often ...?
1 Match two activities to each verb.
:omputergames skiing weight training
on a diet yoga basketball
1 Go
2 Play
3 Do
i 2 Write How often ...? questions and answers about
Ana's six activities.
4 Add the missing word to each sentence.
3
1 I running three times a week.
A
2 My friends and I go dancing once week.
3 My wife and I a special dinner twice a month.
4 I don't often go concerts.
5 Doing aerobcs excellent exercise.
5 \^}Get out of the maze. Number the blocks from
1-25. Move T, ->, i, and-.
I Ana's week S M T W T FS
tennis */ /
yoga S S S S S S S
running /
weight training */ </ J
basketball /
aerobios / / ^ /
1 How often does Ana platj tennis?
Sheplays tennis ftvice a week.
2
3
4
5
6
3 LookatDiana's Bwafcfrsf
breakfast plan. /Vlon cereal
Complete the text. Tue f r u it&coffee
Wed cereal
Ttonc fr w/f
FK cereal fr coffee
Saf fruit
5nn e^05 &: coffee
What{ 1) Diana usuallv(2) for
(3) ?( 4) breakfast. she
has cereal or fruit (5) dav. She has
eee;s(6) a weekon (7) . Sh eo nt vh as
coffee (8) .Sh e
(9) eats oancakes.
i 1
Ray Hills 2. is he always
3 24years /O the
has un
od. weekend
1 1 1
loves every
sometimes 4 He
spor ts mornmg.
a little Never and he
tennis
go
running usually swim
danci ng
going like zothey but
l i l i
t ot he or t o t he
work when
movies theater
twice a
very wel 2,5 a ot. prefers
week
Write a paragraph about Ray from blocks

Listen and check.
Ray Hf'/s is 2.4 qears od. He ...
goes out
with
/4hi s
grlfriend.
i^They
don't
usually
goes
dancing
in the
evening
shopping
1-25.
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We hardly ever go to bed early
Vocabulary
Nouns:acouple, a rule Expressions of frequency: hardly ever, often
Adjective: funny Question word: Which?
Expressions: I love them! I don't really like her. I really like hm. I know him!
Who's she? Only joking!
QDo trese exercises to check your progress.
QCount your corred answers.
Total: / 37correct answers
Q Try to understand your mistakes. If necessary,
read the Essential Grammar, and/or
askyourteacher.
QHow do you feel about this unit? Check (/) a box.
/ can... talk about a person's habits and routine.
L esson 4F
1 Make long sentences with the two adverbs in
parentheses.
1 Sandy plays tennis, but she plays n the morning.
(every day of the week / hardly ever)
Sandy platjs tennis every daij of tfoe week, but sbe
hardlij evev plays in the mormVuj.
2 Vince spends his evenings at home, but he goes
out. (every month / sometimes)
3 I arrive at work late because my boss is on time,
(often / hardly ever)
4 Evelyn drinks a lot of coffee, but she adds sugar or
milk. (every day / not usually)
5 I work out and l'm on a diet. (every other day / often)
/ can... talk about opening hours. L esson 4A
2 Write true sentences about where you live with the
words in parentheses.
1 Supermarkets usually
from Monday to Saturday. (open at)
2 The post office near my house
. (cise)
3 Most restaurants
servingfood at .
at
4 Myfavorite store
onSundays.
/ can ... use prepositions correctly. \ , I
(finish)
(open)
3 Complete the sentences with at, in, on, or to.
1 Seeyou( 1) the morning.
2 A: L et's meet (2)__
(3) Saturday afternoon (4)
the weekend. Are you free
about
3 o'clock?
B: Sorry. I can't. That's when I work. Can we meet
(B) Saturday night(6) about 10:30?
A: No, I can't do that. I have to stay(7) .
A: OK, so what do you want to do tonight?
B: L et's go (8) the movies.
/ can... use object pronouns lesson 4fT)
4 Rewrite the sentences using a pronoun for the
underlined word(s). Use contractions.
1 I love the Beach Boys.
f love them.
2 J ames thinks you are speclal.
Hg ffimfes tjOMVg special.
3 I am n love with L eo.
4 Romantic comedies are boring.
UN I T 4 105
5 Thi sbooki sf ant ast i c!
6 I think about Vanessa every day.
7 You send text messages to yqur friends every hour!
8 Mom always tells me and my sl sterto eat slowly.
/ can... tatk aboutactivities (_Lesson4D
5 Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs
in parentheses.
kiki Oahu Beach Resort
Do you love activity vacations or do you prefer( 1)
( relax) on the beach? Waikiki Oahu Beach Resort has
a special package for everybody of every age.
Paradise Plus
Do you like ( 2 (spend) days on the beach and
(3) (swim) with your family? Then in the evening,
(have) a romantic dinner in our 5-star
(4)
you can
restaurant without your children. Our qualified
babysitters love ( 5) (play) with children and
always 6) ( give) them an evening to rernember!
Sttif's Up
Is(7). _ (surf) your favorite sport? Every year, surfers
from all over the world8) (come) for Hawaii's
nternational events. Don't forget your surfboard!
Special classes for beginners. EnjoyI9) (shop) in our
beautiful boutiques every day from l Oa. m. to 10 p.m.
We10) ( have} some great souvenirs for you.
6
7
8
9
10
/ can... ask and answer about frequency. C'_tj_ggn4lQ
6 Look at the information and write sentences about
Jonas's routine.
Sunday
Baseball in the park
Lunch with mom
Watch the news
Monday
Spanish lessons
Cookdinner
Tuesday
Karate
Cookdinner
V
Wednesday
Spanish lessons
Cookdinner
Tnursday
Karate
Cookdinner
Friday
Spanish lessons
Dinner in a restauran!
Saturday
Baseball in the park
Goout dancing
1 have dinner at a restaurant

Joas has dinner ata restaurant once a
2 play baseball in the park
3 cookdinner
4 lunch with mom
5 do karate
6 have Spanish lessons
7 goout dancing
/ can... say 150 more words in Englsh Lessons 4A-4FJ)
1 Âround town ( p. 75) Can you remembert he
27 places?
2 ( p. 4 8) Can you pronounce the 12 months and the
31 days correctly?
3 ( p. 50) Rernember and pronounce correctly 8 types
of movies and 8 types of music.
4 ^) Free-time activities (p. 76) Rernember and spell
the 12 dfferent activities.
5 ^) ( p. 69) Can you pronounce the vowel sounds
and example words?
6 ^^^^^P(p. 78) L ook at your translations. Can
you sayt he pnrases in English?
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Audioscript
Student's book
@) ID Exercise 1
Tm: Hey, Ana. Good evening.
Ana: Tim! Hi! Howar eyou?
Tim: l'm fine. Sorry l'm late!
Ana: Oh, that's OK. Let me introduce you. Kate, this s
my friendTim Grant.
Kate: Helio, Tim. Nice to meetyou.
Tm: Nice to meet you too, Kate.
1E Exercise 1
Kate: So, Tim. Are you and Ana just fri ends?
Tim: Me and Ana? Yes, we're friends. We're journalists
we're on a projecttogether.
Kate: Oh, I see. And, are you married?
Tim: No, l'm divorced. What about you? Are you
rnarried?
Kate: Married? No way! t'm single.
Tim: And . . . what do you do?
Kate: l'm an actress.
Tim: Really? Are you famous?
Kate: No, l'm not! But l'm n one ort wo televisin
commerdals.
Tim: Wow! That's nterestng!
@1F Exercise 2
Oh h Rita . . . it's Lars . . . please come to my birthday party
at eight o'clock on Friday . . . that's eight o'clock on Friday.
The party is at Rotten Ralph's bar R-0-T-T-E-N R-A-L-P-H
apost r opheSandt headdr essi s201 Chestnut Street and
that's downtown. OK-201 Chestnut Street, Rotten Ralph's
...and myhome numberi s 215 856 9921. 215 8569921
OK? My work phone number s 215 922 5339. That's 215
922 5339. And my cell phone number s 215 922 0846.
That's 215 922 0846. So please cali me and . . . See you on
Friday. Bye.
1F Exercise 6
Hmmm ...This i svery good food!
Well, yes, it's not bad.
So where are you from, Leo?
l'm American, from York, Pennsylvania.
: And what do you do?
l'm a chef.
A chef? Really? Like n a restaurant?
Yes, that's right. My restaurant! Italian food!
Italian. That's my favorite. Wow!
Look. This is my card. Come and visit the
restaurant!
Thanks. Little Italy. That's nice. 409 Delaware
Avenue, Philadelphia. Good!
And here'smy cell phone number: 215 386 7982.
Here's a pen. 215 386 7982. Please cali me.
Ana:
Leo:
Tim:
Leo:
Kate
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana:
Leo:
Ana: Oh! Thankyou!
Leo: But I don't have your number, Ana! Do you have a
cell phone?
( 1- 3 5 ) Review 1 Exercise 10
H everybody! We're Laura Bernard and Maurice Petit.
We're French-Canadian and we Uve in Montreal. We're
lawyers and we work for the same company.
We love Montreal. We think t's an excellent city. Come
and contact us! Our work numberi s 514-486-5130 and
our homeaddr essi s 1073 ...
Exercise 6
Good morning, Mr. and Mrs. Wang. It'sW-A-N-G,
ri ght ?
Yes, that's right. W-A-N-G. Wang.
Thankyou. OK. Here'syour itinerary.
Thankyou.
On Sun day evening you're on flight AA3315 from
New York JFKt o Rome.
AA3315 t oRome. OK. So we're n Italy on
Monday. Great!
Thankyou.
On Tuesday and Wednesday you're in Madrid.
O t !
Good! We're in Spain.
Thankyou.
On Thursday and Friday, it's Pars.
We're in France on Thursday and Friday. Fantastic!
Then on Saturday morning you go to London by
Eurostar. It's an excellent train service.
OK. We're in Britain on Saturday.
Thankyou.
And your flight from London to New York is
number DL0293. That's from Heathrow Airport.
Flight number0293. Happy?
Thankyouvery much.
No problem. Have a good trip.
2A
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Mrs. W:
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Mr. W:
Agent:
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Mr. W:
Agent:
Mrs. W:
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Agent:
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Mrs. W:
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Agent:
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2B Exercise 3
Leo: . . . chat show's very good, and I think she's
excellent!
Ana: Yes, she s. I agree. How od is she?
Leo: I think she's about 55.
Ana: 55yearsold?Wow! She looksgreat! I sshean
actress?
Leo: No, she isn't. Not now, anyway, but remember ...
. . . people love him. They say he's very attractive.
Ana: He is! He's fantastic! Where's he from? He isn't
American, is he?
Leo: No, he's from Canad.
Ana: Is he a singer, too?
Leo: No. Well, he writes songs and sings in a music
video, but I don't ...
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(9) 2C Exercise 6
1 What's his address? What's his cell phone number?
2 What's their e-mail address? What's their phone
number?
3 What's her address? What's her home number?
l2.ll; 2D Exercise 2
Tim: Jane, my ex-wife, lives in Australia. She's a lawyer.
Kate: Oh, I see. Do you have children?
Tim: Yes, I do. I have a son and two daughters ... I have
a photo here . . . Just a moment. Ah.yes, here t s!
Kate: Oh, what a cool photo!
Tim: Yes. These are Melanie and Jessica, my daughters.
Kate: They're cute. How od are they?
Tm: Melanie's 9 and Jessi ca's 7. Melanie's very big
now. She's about 5 feet tall.
Kate: Wow!
Tim: Yes, but Jessi ca s small, like her mother.
Kate: And what ' syour son's ame?
Tim: Stephen. Or Steve for short.
Kate: Steve. That's a coot ame. How od s he?
Tim: 11.
Kate: And who are the other people?
Tim: Well, this s rny little brother Mark, and this s my
sister-in-law. Her name's Ins. They're both actors.
Kate: You have a nice family, Tim.
Tim: Thanks.
Kate: Do you Uve alone in Phladelpha?
Tim: No, I don't. I live with my son.
Kate: Awesome!
Tim: Yes. He's here n Philadelphia with me now.
Steve's a great boy. What about you, Kate? Do you
have a big family?
Kate: No, I don't. 1 only have my father and one sister.
Tim: Oh, I see ...
@) 2E Exercise 3
A I like children a lot.
B I don't play soccer.
C I have a cool car.
D 1 work for a successful company.
E I don't smoke.
F I speakSpani sh very well.
@2E Exercise 5 Part 1
Jane: Hi W-guy!
W-guy: Helio JaneG.
Jane: You can cali me jane. Can you tell me your real
ame?
W-guy: Sorry?
jane: What's your real ame? W. . . Walter? Wesley?
W-guy: William. William Walker. But you can cali me Will.
Jane: Thanks. How od are you, Will?
W-guy: l'm 34.
Jane: Can I askyou some questions?
W-guy: Ofcourse!
@2F Exercise 3
Jane: I love your car, Larry! It's beautiful!
Larry: Well, thanks. I like my two Mercedes a lot!
Jane: Two Mercedes? You have two Mercedes?
Larry: Yes, the c ar . . . and the cat.
Jane: Oh! Do you have a cat?
Larry: Yes, I do. Her name's Mercedes. What about you?
Any pets?
Jane: Well, my children have a goldfish. You see, I Uve in
a small house. Where do you live?
Larry: In an apartment. I live in a big apartment in Bondi.
Jane: Bondi! Wow! That's a very cool place!
Larry: Yes, it is. I like it a lot!
Jane: And where doyou work?
Larry: I work for Wilson & Johnson. It's an American law
firm.
Jane: Where' s that?
Larry: Oh, it's downtown. On Pitt Street. About two blocks
from the Opera House. Do you know t?
Jane: No, no. l'm new here, remember?
Larry: Me too ... l'm from New York! OK. Come on. Let's
goand see Sydney!
Jane: Larry!
2F Exercise 6
Jane: Please stop! Thank you, Larry.
Larry: No problem, Jane.
Jane: So, Larry, I know you don't like sports ...
Larry: Oh, no, no. I don't like soccer, but I like sports!
Jane: Really?
Larry: Yes, I play tennis on Friday evening.
Jane: I see. . .
Larry: And I play basketball on Saturday morning.
Jane: Great! And what else do you do on the weekend?
Larry: On Saturday I usually go to the movies in the
evening.
Jane: And what do you do on Sunday?
Larry: Well, in the morning I usually spend some time
onlinewatching YouTube movies. I love that! And
in the afternoon I study Spanish!
Jane: Oh really? Say something in Spani sh to me!
Larry: OK, erm ...Megusta mucho el YouTube.
(I2) 3D Exercise 1
Tim: Phew! l'm really tired! Let's stop now, Ana!
Ana: OK. That's fine. What time s t, Tim?
Tim: It's twenty past seven.
Ana: Oh no! l'm late! Reatly late! Look at the time! I have
togo home now!
Tim: Why?
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Ana: It's... my favorite TV program ... It starts at seven-
thirty.
Tim: Hmrn. What s it?
Ana: Well, erm ... It's erm ... Days ofOur'ves ...
Tim: A soap opera? No! Do you like soap operas?
Ana: Yes, they're great! Well, I am from Brazil! Brazlians
love soap operas! Bye!
Tim: See you tomorrow!
( 3 . 1 5 ) 3 0 Exercise 8
Vicki: What about you, Tim? Do you have a favorite TV
program?
Tm: Me? A TV program? No, I don't have a favorite ...
Vicki: Really? No favorite at all?
Tim: Well, I kind of like E/?, I guess.
Vicki: E/ ??When'si t on?
Tm: On Thursdayson NBC.
Vicki: Sorry? What channel's ton?
Tim: OnNBC.
Vicki: I see. What time does i tstart?
Tim: At lO p.m. It endsat 11.
Vicki: Wait a minute! I know ERl It's like a medical soap
opera, sn't t?
Tim: No, t's not a soap opera! No way! It's ... different!
Vicki: It's a soap opera. Of course it s!
Tim: No, t sn't!
( w) 3 F Exercise 1
Ana: Helio.
Kate: Hi.Ana. Kate here.
Ana: Oh, h Kate!
Kate: Listen, let's have dinnertogetheryou and me and
Tirn and Leo.
Ana: That's a good idea. Where?
Kate: How about Mxico Lindo?
Ana: Wow! That's great! Leo loves good food!
Kate: Good. Can you cali and make a reservaron,
please? l'm really, really busy!
Ana: Oh, sure! No problem! What time?
Kate: Is eight fifteen OK?
Ana: Great! See you later.
W: Thankyou for calling the New York City Visitor
Information Center. Good-bye.
Lars: Good-bye.
4A Exercise 4
4- 3 ) 4A Exercise 3
H e l i o .
Thankyou for calling the New York City Visitor
Information Center.
Helio.
l'm sorry, but we're closed.
Oh!
The Center opens Monday to Friday from
8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
Saturday. On Sundays, we open at 10 a.m. and
cise at 5 p.m.
Lars: OK.
Lars:
W:
Lars:
W:
Lars:
W:
W: Good morning. Welcome to the Philadelphia Visitor
Center. Can I help you?
Lars: Helio. Yes, please. Do you have information about
New York City?
W: New York City? Yes, I think we do. Just a second.
Where are you from?
Lars: Denmark.
W: Ah, Denmark, that's cool. OK, here are some
brochares foryou. Is that OK?
Lars: Thankyou. I have some questions f or you about
New York.
W: OK. What would you like to know?
Lars: Well, what time do the big stores open on
Sundays?
W: The big stores? You mean the department stores?
Lars: Yes, yes, what time do the department stores and
shopping malls open on Sundays?
W: Let's have a look! Yes here. Look here in this
brochure. It says all the main stores and shopping
malls open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays.
Lars: OK... from 11 to 7, uh-huh. And, duringthe week,
what t i me do they open?
W: They open ... from Monday to Saturday, they open
at 10 a.m. and cise at 8 or 9 p.m.
Lars: Great8 or 9 p.m., that's really late! And what
about the Guggenheim Museum?
W: The Guggenheim? Let's see ...from Monday to
Wednesday, and on Fridays, it opens at 10 a.m.
and closes at a quarterto six. It doesn't open on
Thursdays ...
Lars: Sorry, my Englsh is not very good. Can you say that
again, please, more slowly?
W: OK, no problem. On Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, and on Friday, it opens at 10 a.m. and
closes at a quart ert o six. On Thursday, it doesn't
open. OK?
Lars: Thanks. And what time does the museum cise on
Saturdays?
W: At a quarterto eight.
Lars: Fantastic! Thankyou! Yes!
W: Right. Is there anything else you would like to know?
Lars: No, well, yes, no ...thank you very much.
W: That's no problem. Bye!
> 4- iO j 4B Exercise 9
Ana: Helio.
Emma: Oh, hi Ana. This s Emma. How are you?
Ana: Fine. What's up?
Emma: It'sTim's birthday next week and ...
Ana: Really? When?
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Audioscript
Emma: On Friday September 4th. Let's have a surprise
partyforhm!
Ana: Sure! That's an excellent dea. How can I help?
Emma: Can you buy hm a gift?
Ana: Of course! Any deas?
Emma: How about a CD? What type of music does he lke?
Ana: I think he tikes rock, pop, and jazz.
Emma: I know. Let's buy him a DVDyou know, a concert
on DVD.
Ana: Perfect!
15; 4D Exercise 7
Kate: Ana! H! So you like runnng, too!
Ana: Hi, Kate! Good to see you! Well, no! I don't realty
like running. Actually, I hate it! But t's good
exercise, so. . .
Kate: Oh I think t's OK, I mean I like running sometimes,
but I really prefer swimming. I often go swimming
in the morning.
Ana: Oh, yes! Swimming s fantastic. It's the best sport.
In Brazil I go swimming a lot, but not here. It's cold!
Kate: What about Leo? Does he like swimming, too?
Ana: Leo? No way! He hates it! He prefers walking and
cycling. And he doesn't like running, so I usually
go running alone.
Kate: But do you sometimes work out together?
Ana: Oh, sure! We sometimes go dancing together. Leo
doesn't like dancing much, but I love it.
Kate: I never go dancing here ... It's terrible! I love
dancing, but I don't have time, you know, I work in
the evenings.
Ana: Yes, I know.
Kate: Listen, Ana. Let's go swimming together every
morning. What do you think?
Ana: Yes, OK. That's an excellent idea.
Kate: Great! Come on!
16 ) 4E Exercise 3
H. l'm Jim Ransom. l'm Canadian, from Toronto, but I live
in California now, n Los Angeles, l'm 47 and I live alone
with my two cats. l'm a computer programmer and I work
for a small company here n Los Angeles.
Last year I was very unhappy: I was really fat! I was about
242 pounds! But now, this year l'm a very happy man.
I have a new body, a new look, a new life! l'm now just
143 pounds! That's right99 pounds less. Awesome! I
eat a lot less than before, you know ... And I work out a
lot and I love it! I play tennis, I go running, I go swimming,
I do yoga ... I just can't stop!
4.19 4F Exercise 1
Let's all go to the movies.
Great idea, Kate! What movie do you want to see?
How about Casablancal It's on at the ABC. I really
love that movie.
Oh, no! Not Casablanca. I don't like black and
white movies very much.
OK, Tim. Let's go and see the new Meryl Streep
movie.
Meryl who? Who's she? I don't know her.
Ana! You don't know Meryl Streep? She's a
fabulous American actress!
Yes, she's in the movie versin of Mamma Ma.
Oh, yes, of course. She's great! Let's ...
Well, l'm not sure. Meryl Streep is a wonderful
actress but, well, she usually does boring dramas.
You mean you don't like dramas, Tim?
No, I hatethem!
Really? Oh, well. OK, Tim. So what type of movies
do you like?Thrillers?
Well, thrillers, yes! I love them ... But hey, it is
Friday night, you know. How about somethmg
with Scarlettjohansson. I like her. Or Megan Fox?
I reo//ylike her! Or Jessi ca Alba ...She's beautiful!
Or Angelina )oli e,or...!
Tim!! Please!
Only joking, Kate. Relax! Let's go and see the new
Meryl Streep movie. I think Meryl Streep s great!
Kate:
Ana:
Kate:
Tim:
Leo:
Ana:
Kate:
Leo:
Ana:
Tim:
Kate:
Tim:
Ana:
Tim:
Kate:
Tm:
Man
Pia:
Man
Pia:
Man
Pia:
Man
Pia:
Man
Pia:
Man
Pia:
Review 4 Exercise 8
: So, Pia. Can I askyou one ort wo questions,
picase?
Sure. What would you like to know?
: Do you like swimming?
No, I don't. I hate it. It's really boring!
: OK. And what about cycling? Do you like that?
No, 'm sorry, I don't like cycling. l'm not really a
sports fan.
: Really? So what do you like doing, then?
Well, I like reading and I love dancing.
: Dancing! That's interesting.
Yes, l'm a very good dancer.
: Good. And what about shopping? l'm sure you like
shopping.
No, I don't. I hate it!
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Activity book
2 . 5 ) 2E Exercise 5
~~-~S
Hi. l'm 32 years od. l'm divorced and I have three
children. l'm American, but I live in Sydney now. You,
my perfect man, you're about 3 5 and you work for a big
company. You have a cool car and you speak Spanish very
wellI love Spanish! But, please, you don't play soccer:
OK? And you don't smokeit's a terrible habit.
Very mportant: you like children a lot!
Do you want to meet me?
3A Exercise 6
1 Work, work, work. Twenty phone calis. Thirty e-mails.
Meetings all morning, interviews all afternoon,
shopping, cooking, and children all evening. I don't
have time for coffee orfri ends or exercise. Aaaah! l'm
2 No good programs on TV. My friends aren't on MSN.
I don't like this book. I don't like my CDs. I don't like
school. I don't like anything. I don't know what to do.
l ' m...!
3 l'm hot. No, l'm not. Now l'm cold. Brrrrrrr! Now l'm
thirsty. No, l'm not. Now l'm tired. l'm not well. Brrrrrrr!
I know. l'm ...!
(s.*) 3B Exercise 5
Kate: What's your husband's ame, Ana?
Ana: Paulo. He's a writer. He's in Brazil now with his family.
Kate: Is he a typical Brazilian?
Ana: Paulo? No, not really... He isn't typical. For
exampte, he doesn't like coffee. Brazilians love
coffee, but Paulo only drinks water.
Kate: What about soccer? Brazilians love soccertheir
"beautiful game"! Does Paulo play soccer?
Ana: No, he doesn't. And he doesn't watch soccer on TV.
Helikesbasketball.
Kate: Not very typical, then!
Ana: No! Well, a little. He loves meat, beans, rice, you
know, all Brazilian food!
Kate: Ah, OK. Me, too. I love Brazilian food.
Ana: Me, too. Hmm! l'm hungry. Let's go to a Brazilian
rest aurant on Saturday night!
Kate: OK! Good idea!
3- 5 j 3C Exercise 5
1 Does she Uve in the USA? No, she doesn't. She lives
in Canad.
2 Does she speak Italian? Yes, she does.
3 Does she have a Job? Yes, she does.
4 Does she work at home? No, she doesn't. She works
in downtown Toronto.
5 Does she drink alcohol? No, she doesn't. She drinks
water.
6 Does she have a pet? Yes, she does. She has a dog.
7 Does she like music? Yes, she does.
8 Does she do a lot on the weekend? Yes, she does.
9 Does she have a partner? Yes, she does.
10 Does she stay home on Sunday evening? No, she
doesn't. She goes to the movies.
3D Exercise 4
Doctor: Helio, Martha. What can I dofor you?
Martha: Doctor, l'm very busy, and very, very tired. Can
you help me, please?
Doctor: What do you do?
Martha: l'm a businesswoman. I have a small business.
I work alone.
Doctor: Well, tell me about your typical day.
Martha: OK. My days are very busy. I usually get up at
half past fve n the morning. And, at six o'clock,
I watch the news on TV. Then, er, I have breakfast
and I go online for about forty minutes. At a
quarterto eight I drive my children to school and
go to work. Then, at hatf past twelve, I work out
at my gym. Afterthat, at a quarter past one, I
take a shower and then I have lunch. At exactly
twenty past seven, I go home and have dinner
with my children. Phew! Then, I do my Spanish
homework. I study a lot. And, um, I finally go to
bed at one o'clock n the morning.
Doctor: Oh, Martha, take a vacation! Please!
(4-*) 4B Exercise 4
Welcomet o the New York City bus tour. We have 12 stops
on this tour. We stop for five minutes only at each stop.
Times Square is the first stop. Broadway is the second
stop, then Macy's and Madison Square Carden and
the Empire State Building. Chinatown is the fifth stop,
and Little Italy is sixth, and then SoHo. Brooklyn Bridge
s the eighth stop. The ninth stop is Ground Zero. Your
tenth stop is the United Nations. The Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel is the eleventh stop and finally, the twelfth stop is
Rockefeller Center. Please remember you have only fve
minutes to take photos at each stop.
(*.*) 4E Exercise 5
Ray Hills is 24 years od. He loves sports and he plays
tennis every morning. On the weekend, he always goes
out with his girlfrend. They don't usually go dancing, but
they like going to the movies or to the theater a lot.
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1 Complete the chart with the words.
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Adjective
1
2
Definite article
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article
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5
Singular noun
6
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Plural noun
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Pronoun
10
11
Verb
12
13
Indefinite articles: a/an + adjective + noun > 1A, 1E
This s a fantastic city
Singular a
I m a student.
Plural
This s an excellent book.
She's an Italian actress.
We're good friends.
They're terrible students.
Definite article: the -IB, ID
PIP
Singular
Plura
the
the
Please open the door,
the United States
Lookat the photos.
Say the new words.
2 Circle the correct ru le.
1 U se o/(on) befo re a, e, i, o, and u.
2 Use / Don't use a oran with plurals.
3 Use / Don't use the with plurals.
4 Use / Don't use thefor a definite noun.
5 Adjective + noun /noun + adjective s correct in English,
6 English adjecti ves have / don't have a plural form.
Present simple: verb be -> IB, IC, ID
O&O
I 'm (not) a teacher. Am ! ---?
You you ... ?
We are (n't) in Boston. Are we ... ?
They they...? Yes,
IV/i-questions
Where
He
She s(n't) Spanish.
It
Where.../rom? -> ID
am I
is he /
she/ it
are you /
we / they
from
Mexican.
Canadi an.
French.
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i t . . . ?
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we
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t
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What
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You / We
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Mxico.
Canad.
France.
Contraction
l'm
l'm not
/ She's /
It's
Yo u' re not
They aren't
No
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He s not
We are
Circle the correct ru le.
1 English has 6/7 pronouns.
2 The verb be has 3/4 (+) contractions.
3 The verb be has 4 / 5 (-) contractions.
4 In questions, use: pronoun + verb be/
verb be + pronoun.
5 In negatives, use: not + verb be /verb
be + not.
6 It's correct/ wrong to say: "Yes, l'm."
7 Countries and nationalities havesma///
CAPITAL letters.
8 Jobs and classroom nouns havesma///
CAPITAL letters.
9 ames, cities, and languages have
small / CAPITAL (etters.
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This is my new cell phone, and
these are my new glasses.
No! That's my new cell phone,
and those are my newglasses.
i ni
5 Complete the rule with this, that, these, or
those.
1 Use
nouns.
2 Use
nouns.
3 Use
your hand
4 Use
and
and
and
or nearyou.
and
with sineular
with plural
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things.
Plurals^lC, 1E
Noun +s
a book
a pen
a student
a taxi
books
pens
students
taxis
Special plurals
box boxes
actress actresses
dictionary dictionaries
housewife housewives
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O I / He can drive a moped.
O You/ The y can't drive a car.
Can/can't has one affirmative and one
negativeform.
6 Complete the table. 7 Complete the table.
Singular
an address
a party
a kiss
a dary
adol l ar
a capital letter
a credit card
a lawyer
anumber
Plural
addresses
cats
Americans
hairbrushes
contnents
capital letters
cities
Mexicans
Singular
This s a good hotel.
It ' san I.D. card.
That's a magazine.
This isa cell phone.
an English newspaper
He's a plice officer.
She's a secretary.
I t ' saj apanese car.
Plural
These are good hotels.
They're phone messages.
They're nice photos.
They're Itatian wallets.
Wecan drive.
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Prepositions - 2A, 2F
Days I play tennis on Tuesdays.
the morning.
n the afternoon.
the evening.
Monday morning.
1 Complete the sentence with in, on, or at.
Seeyou...
Part of the day We study
Day + Partoftheday I have essons
Saturday.
Thursday night.
the evening.
Sunday evening.
work.
. Beijing.
China.
home.
on
Friday afternoon.
Capital letters
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Cities
Countries
Places
Languages
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work
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We live
They work
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work.
2 Study the preposition box. Grele the correct
rule and complete the examples.
1 Days of the week have small / CAPITAL letters.
onday __uesday ednesday
2 Parts of the day have sma / CAPITAL letters.
in the orning n the fternoon at_ight
3 Languages have small / CAPITAL letters.
_hmese _apanese ussian
4 Street ames have sma / CAPITAL letters.
reen venue _arket treet.
Howold + verb be... ? > 2B
am I? l'm 20. or l'm 20years od.
How od is he / she / it? He's / She's / It's 5 (years od).
are you / we/ they? You're / We're / They're 42.
3 Correct the mistake in each sentence.
1 How od he(js)? 3 She's 18 years.
2 I have 22 years od. 4 They haven't 40.
Possessive adjectives / Possessive ('s) -> 2C
Possessive
I workhere. This is my
You 're Zac, right? What's your
Jack(He) loves his
Ms. Fox (She) isn't at work today. Her
New York (It) 's a fantastic city! Its
We don't have a dog. Our
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last ame?
newjob.
car isn't here.
stores are great!
pet's a cat.
favorite animis.
Thssl ack'sfirm.
That's Ms. Fox's car.
This is his firm.
That's her car.
What's the cat's ame? What's ts ame?
That's Ed and Di's dog. That's their dog.
1 John's book = possession/ the verb be.
2 John's a teacher = possess/on/ffte verb be.
3 Possessive adjecti ves have / don't have a plural form (our book /our books).
4 Use Perfora man/woman.
5 Use his fora man/woman.
6 Use your fora woman only/a man ora woman.
7 English has seven / eight possessive adjecti ves.
8 You singular and you plural have the same / a different possessive adjective.
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5 Rewrite the sentence using an apostrophe 's.
1 It's the charitvof Elton John, fs Etton Jobn's charity.
2 He's the husband of Anselma.
3 She'sthesisterof Madonna.
4 Thev're the friends of Cameron Daz.
5 It's a restaurantof McDonald.
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Where
you work?
do we
What do?
they
What languages speak?
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, Yes, you do.
work...?
you 1
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we . we
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play . . . ?
6 Replace the ames in Exercise 5
with possessive adjectives.
1 Elton Jobn's = bis
2
3
4
5
Affirmatve Negative
1 Uve... 1 Uve...
You work.. You work..
don t
We have ... We have . . .
They speak . . . They speak . . .
7 Complete the rules with do, don't, or verb.
1 To make questions with /, you, we, and they, you
need do + a .
2 Word order in questions = do + subject + .
3 Use + verb to make negatives.
4 Affirmative, negative, and question forms are
the same for /, you, we, and they.
5 Short answers are Yes, / _ _ or No, I .
9 Write your questions. Then write your short answers.
Do j ou ptay tennis?
2 Italian?
Affirmative
They work a lot.
We have two sons.
You speak Spanish.
Theysmoke.
Negative
Tbey don't worka lot
1 don't liket.
We don't buy cigarettes.
1 don't understand this.
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Suggestions: Let's + verb 3A Requests: Can I use...?Can you... ? -> 3A
Let's have dinnertogether.
Su re.
That's a good idea!
OK, why not?
e
Sorry, I can't.
l'm busy.
Can I use
Can you lend me
yourpen, please?
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Yes, of course.
Hereyou are.
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Sure.
No, sorry.
Sorry, Idon't have
1 Write (T) true or (F) false.
1 Let's s a contraction of let us and s a plural form.
2 Can/can't has one affirmative and one negative form for all persons.
3 To make requests, use Con + verb + pronoun,
4 Use "sorry" when you say Ves.
5 Canalso means I (don't) knowhowto. Forexample, I can swim or I can'tswim.
2 Order the words to make suggestions or requests and add a
word from the box.
go lend open stay use
1 wndow Can the please window I ? &* I ?en ê window peasg?
2 tonightout Let's
3 your please you Can car us ?
4 we Can your comput er?
5 watch home TV at and Let's .
3 Match the answers, a-e, to 1-5.
a No, sorry, l'm tired today.
b No, sorry, I need t to go
to work.
c That's a good idea? What 'son?
d Yes, of course. It's hot today,
isn'tit?
e Sure. Hereyou are. It's a PC.
Is t ha t O K ?
Present simple: he, she, it - 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4A
^^^^^^H
Negative
Uve...
have..
s p e a k .
st art ..
Uves...
has ...
speaks...
The show starts ..
Leo
Ana
He
She
It
Does
Short answers
4 Complete the rules with the words in the box.
does doesn't s everyday verb
1 He, she, and /forms always end with the letter .
2 Use + subject + verb to make
questions with he, she, and it.
3 Use doesn't + to make negatives.
Ana
it
Where
What
have ... ? Yes,
s peak...?
No,
st art ... ?
Wh- Questions
Leo
Ana
does e
What languages she
What time it
4 Short answers end in does or
5 Use the present simple for activities.
6 The negative ofMysister has a car \sMysister
have a car. The question s she have
a car?
7 Be careful with the spelling ofgo-.lgobut Hegoe .
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1
live
have
do
dr v e
play
study
wor k
he, she
U v e s
goes
6 Complete the questions. Use the correct verb from Exercise 5. Then write the
answers. Use the information in parentheses.
1 Dogs / \ worfc n LJ^? ( es. actor) 1 Yes, he doe s . He's an actor.
2 Al
n LJ^? (yes. actor)
to workevery day?
(No, fve days a week)
A l
(No, house)
4 Al
(Yes, very well)
5 Al
6 Al
in an apartment?
Spanish?
children? (No, alone)
tennis? (No, soccer)
Prepositions of time -> 3D, 3E
Myfriend Al:
wakesupat 6:30.
He leaves home at about 8 o'clock.
He doesn't have lunch before 2 p.m.
Hehasdi nner af t er S.
7 Read about Al and check (/) the
false picture.
Adver bs of f r equency -> 3F
100%
Carla's always late for work.
usually
often She hardly ever leaves home before 9:30,
She often ges to work after 10!
She' s never there when you need her!
somerimes
hardly ever
never
0%
8 Complete the rule with before or after.
Adverbs of f requency go
all otherverbs.
the verb faeand
9 Put the adverbs in the box in the correct place
in the sentences.
always never often usually usually
MSWfllJ
1 Carla^leaves home after 9:30 n the morning.
2 Carla arrives at work on time.
3 She doesn' t get there before 10 a.m.
4 She arrives after 10 in the morning.
5 She is in the wrong place when you need her!
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Essential Grammar
Dates -> 4B
your
his
When's her
their
Sam's
birthday?
It's
What day s i ttoday?
What ' st he date today?
1 Circle the correct answer.
1 Use in / on + days.
Friday.
August 7th.
in May.
Wednesday.
November llth.
My birthday's on February twenty-
ninth but I usually celbrate on
March first
2 Complete the sentence with in, on, or 0.
It'sjo'sbirthday... 0 soon.
2 Use in / on + months when you don't say
the date.
3 When you saya date, say /don't say "the."
Object pronouns -> 4C
Subject Object
Does she like me?
A 1 love you.
B We don't know him.
C He works with her.
D They hate it!
E 1 think it*s perfect for us.
F Do you remember them?
3 Which of these sentences go before A-F
in the table?
1 Ana and Leo at the opera? No way! [p]
Mondav. todav. next Mondav.
Iuly4th. lune. the morning.
5 Answer the question with Yes, I really love or No I really hate
+ an object pronoun.
Do you like...
1 ...U 2? No, 1 rea\\n Vate thetn.
2 ..,
3 ...
4 ..,
5 ..,
6 ..,
7 ...
8 .
a p p les? Yes, 1 realltj hve
, skiine?
Dasta?
. Madonna?
, smalldoes?
, Bruce Willis?
. beer?
3 Do you know this man?
4 Look! Guns' n' Roses are on TV.
5 Bi l IknowsSuevery well.
6 Do you like me or love me?
4 Complete the rules with pronouns from the table.
1 Use he_ and ML singular, for a man.
2 Use and > singular, for a woman.
3 One subject and object pronoun has the same form
4 Use singular, for a thingor an animal.
5 Use. and plural, for people, things, or animis.
6 _ _ _ and = you + / and you + me.
OQ S 09 fr op Ae|d z oS j g
I 33|MJ p B D 5J3l(10 q B
Sumunj oS noAop usyoMOH s
eSoAop noAop uayoMOH 17
JSDDOS Ae|d noAop uayo MOH
oueid 3qjB| d noAop usyowoH Z 8
gui>|B) / SujApnjs 9 Su|>||B) 5
uipiEM Supuep t 2ui>|oujs i
U| 1 7 UBUOSU03 ']ueU05UDD SUJ '3 'S % 2u I9
1! 8 tum LU3L)} 9 J3M S 1! * 1! Luaqi Z < ,
sn/am 9 Luai)j/AaLD S 1! V noA jaL)/3L|s z tj
V 9 D S J tr 9 3 Z E
u 0 u; 0 uo uo 2
Aesj.uop m z uo i i
Aeid 9
V S3LUIJ 3
Sujeiu-3
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Verb+mg -^ 4D
1 like
Yo u
We
They
He
She
1 1
don't like
hate
prefer
likes
doesn'tlike
loves
Runnine excellent exercise.
is
walking. WalknS very relaxing.
dancing.
running.
Spelling of -ing form
go
read
drive
write
sit
swim
+ ing
- + ing
+ t + ing
+ m + ing
going
read ing
driving
writing
sitting
swimming
6 Complete the rules with these words or letters.
-ing e consonant
1 Add to verbs to make activities.
(workng, eating)
2 Forverbs ending in
and add
., cutthe
. (taking, living)
3 For one-syllable verbs ending vowel +
double the . (sitting, stopping)
4 After /ove, prefer, like, and hate, use verb
+ (I love sleeping).
7 Correct one mistake in each sentence.
1 I hate smokeing.
2 Lu loves dance.
3 Cal prefers watch TV.
4 Doyou like chatingonline?
5 Talkon MSN is easy.
6 Study on the weekend is boring!
7 I love take a shower before bed.
8 E-mail friends is a nice way to practice English,
How often . . . ?> 4E
Howoften do yo u ... ?
Once
Twce
Three times
Every
Every other
day.
week.
month.
year.
play I go do - 4E
golf
play tennis
cards
skiing
go dancing
cycling
yoga
do aerobios
martialarts
8 Ask How often do you ... ? for pictures 1-5. Complete the answers.
Match them to a-e.
$ How often do ijou smofce? 4
a Almost everij night. I play in a band.
b Every day. I usually run about 3.5 miles in 30 minutes.
c Once week. In the park with my children.
d Only a dayone after lunch and one af terdinner.
e About three a week. I do it alone in my room for an hour.
Complete the rules and phrases withp/ay, go, or do.
1 Use with activities (verb + ing).
2 Use withgames.
3 Use with other physical activities.
4 swimming, shopping, and traveling.
5 aerobics and karate.
6 basketball, tennis, and baseball.
D
D
D
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