BERNARD HARTLEY & PETER VINEY

DEPARTURES

REVISED

BY

PETER VINEY

DEPARTURES

BERNARD HARTLEY & PETER VINEY

DEPARTURES
An intensive American English series for beginners
Student Book
REVISED

BY

PETER VINEY

Oxford University Press

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greetings; to be: singular; Where? to be: plural;

2 Excuse me! / Where are you nationality; numbers 1-10 plural nouns; a/an;
from?
demonstratives
4 What's your name? / What's your job?
possessive
adjectives;
numbers 11-20
5 I'm cold / It's late
to
be
+
adjectives
6 There's a nice apartment
there is/are.. .a/some/no/any; prepositions
7 Requests
requests; could (request); prices colors; jobs;
8 Uniforms
Who? Whose?; genitive ['s]
9 Whose is it?
countable/uncountable nouns;
10There's some oil in the bottle
much/many/some/any Which?; I'd like...; Would
11
An American restaurant
you like... ? imperatives; object pronouns
12Computer game
review; What make? can/cant (ability) Choosing
13Who's happy?
size, color, flavor; or to have + auxilary
14My dad can do everything!
(do/does) to have; quantity one, ones;
15Choices
possessive pronouns Requests (May I?/Can I?)
16What do they have?
time (1) - 6:40, etc.
17At customs
Describing places; review present continuous
18Which one?
(verbs without objects) present continuous
19Travel
(with objects) make; price; requests describing
20Our town
clothes; made of; materials; too/either
21What are they doing?
prepositions of place; Why?; because time (2);
22Can you help me?
ordinal numbers going to future going to future
23Shopping
like present simple want, need, love review;
24The fashion show
asking for directions present simple (habits)
25Going to the movies
present simple (habits) present simple;
26What's on TV tonight?
questions present simple with adverbs of
27In prison
frequency present simple with adverbs of
28A wedding
frequency present simple vs. present
29Computer dating
continuous adverbs of manner invitations;
30A scene from a movie
present continuous for future asking for
31Asking for assistance
directions; prepositions personal details past
32An interview
simple: was, were
1 Hello

33Every day
34What's My Job?
35Karaoke
36A questionnaire
37What do they do every day?
38Well or badly?
39Leisure time
40Lost in Niagara Falls
41Personal information
42Where were vou?

44 Return from space

Grammar

45 Did you get everything?

summaries

46 In the office
47 The Legend of Willy the Kid
48 Foreign vacations
49 Survivors
50 Fifth Avenue
51 Talking about the past
52 The Six O'clock News
53 Twins
54 Dinner with a star
55 An accident
56 An investigation
57 Pictures from the past
58 Miami Police Squad
59 Telephoning
60 Personal history
61 On the moon
62 Where's it gone?
63 What have you done?
64 City and country
65 Europa Tours
66 Elmer calls home
67 Have you ever...?
68 Dr. Finkel's invention
69 A hard life
70 The trivia game
71 CN Tower
72 I'll do it!
73 Comparing things
74 Something,

nothing,

everything
75 Four lives
76 An electronic world?
77 Battle of the Bands
78 The Weekly Gazette
79 Special occasions
80 ...The End
Vocabulary
Irregular
verbs

anything,

past simple: had; have bath, lunch, etc.

past simple: common irregular verbs
past simple: regular verbs with -ed
past simple: regular verbs past simple:
more irregular verbs quantity: not
much, many; a little, a few past simple
+ adverbs of manner past simple
extension past simple extension past
simple: question generation; was born
present continuous vs. present simple
past continuous vs. past simple past
continuous could: past ability; when as
connector obligation: have to; don't
have to; can't using the telephone;
instructions review; names;
relationships; occupation present
perfect: going to do/doing/done present
perfect: been, gone present perfect:
just, already quantity: too much, many;
not enough present perfect: yet, before
present perfect with quantity present
perfect extension comparatives past
obligation: had to superlatives
comparatives and superlatives; facts
offers; requests; suggestions same,
different; as ... as; How long?
indefinite pronouns present perfect +
for and since apologies; regulations;
during; belong to one, all, none, some,
both, neither review; describing people;
narrative thanks; farewells; offers;
reasons review; guided writing

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

David Clark
Linda Rivera

Alan Lee
Susan Lee

John Green
Carol Green

Hes David Clark.

Shes Linda Rivera.

..

Is she a teacher?
No, she isnt.
Is she a student?
Yes, she is.

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No, .

a student?

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And. you?

Exercise 3

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Exercise 4
Are you a
teacher?
.

Are you a
student?

t .

Are you from the

United States?
Where are you
from?

Is he from the
United States?
No, he isnt.
Wheres he from?
Hes from Canada.

. . . France?
No, . . ..

. . . Brazil?
.

. . .?

. . .?

. . . Mexico.

. . . Japan.

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me!
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J:
I:
J:

Excuse me!
Yes?
Are you American?
Pardon me?
I: Are you from the
United States?
J: Yes, we are.
I: Oh. I'm American too.
Are you here on vacation? J:
No, we aren't. We're here on
business.

J: Please sit down. I: Thank you.

J: Coffee?
I: Yes, please.

J: Cream?
I: No, thanks. J: Sugar?
I: Yes, please.

K: Where are you from?

I: I'm from Los Angeles.
K: Are you here on business?
I: No, I'm not. I'm on vacation.

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. . . Mexican.
Spanish.

7.8. .

. . Brazilian.

9.............
. . . Australian.

10.. . ..
. . .Japanese

What is
it?
Anna: What is it? Is it a
fly? Mike: No, it isn't.
Anna: Is it a mosquito?
Mike: Uh.... Yes. Yes, it is.
Anna: Oh, no! It isn't a
mosquito,
Mike.
It's a bee!

Exercise 1
Example: a car . $ .
an egg . .
a glass . . . a
table . . . a bus ... an
apple . . . a
purse . . . a knife . . .
a key ... a chair ... a
train . . . an iron ... a
plate ... a cup . . . an
umbrella . . . a
window . . . a
watch ... a spoon
an orange a
fork . . . a shelf . . . a
truck . . . a pen
a door a lemon .
. . a taxi . . .

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Exercise 2

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3.. ..
4.. ..
5.
2.

6.

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.

7.. .. .
8.
.

Use these words:

watches
cups
knives
keys
trucks
cars
glasses
Exercise 3

1. What is it?
2. What are they?
Its a clock.
Theyre radios.

3. . . .?

. . . airplane.
5. . . .?

. . . beds.

. . . houses.

6. . . .?

. . . towel.

What's your
name?
Mr. Stem: Good evening. Desk
clerk: Good evening, sir.
What's your name?
Mr. Stem: Stem. My name's
Thomas Stern.
Desk clerk: Oh, yes, Mr. Stem.
Room 15. Here's your key. Mr.
Stem: Thank you.
Desk clerk: You're welcome.
Bell captain: Is this your
suitcase?
Mr. Stem: No, it isn't.
Bell captain: Oh, is that your
suitcase over there?
Mr. Stem: Yes, it is.

Mrs. Johnson: Good evening.

Desk clerk: Good evening.
What are your names, please?
Mrs. Johnson: Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson.
Desk clerk: Oh, yes. Here's
your key.

Bell captain: Are these your

suitcases here?
Mr. Johnson: No, they aren't.
Bell captain: Oh, I'm sorry. Are
those your suitcases over
there?
Mr. Johnson: Yes, they are.

Mrs. Johnson: Is this our room?

Mr. Johnson: What's the
number?
Mrs. Johnson: Fourteen.

Mr. Johnson: Oh, no. No, it isn't.

That's our room number 13!

Exercise 1
Look at 13.
What's her job? She's a hotel
manager.
Look at 14.
What's his job? He's a cashier.
Look at 15.
What are their jobs?
They're waiters.
Look at 16.
. .

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e.

Look at 17.
. .

Look at 18.
. . .?

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Look at 19.
. . .?
.

Use these words:

secretary
cooks
housekeeper bell captain
.

.?

Exercise 2
Look at 20.
What's
his
job? He's a
pilot.
21. . . . ?

22. . . .?

23.
24.
Use these
words: police
officers flight
attendants taxi
driver mechanic
Exercise 3
Whats your
name?
Whats your job?

I'm cold

Listen to the conversations.

Put A, B, C... on the picture on the right.

A: The plane's late.

B: Yes, it's very late.
C: Are they tired?
D: No, they aren't tired. He's hungry and she's thirsty.
E: They're tired.
F: Yes, they are.
G: This is terrible! I'm very angry!
H: I'm sorry, ma'am.
I: Is that book good?
J: Yes, it is. But it's very sad.
K: Phew! I'm hot!
L: Yes. That coat's very warm!

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2. Hes

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Realtor: This is a nice

apartment, Ms. Garcia.
Look, here's a floor plan.
Eva: Mmm....
Realtor: There's a living
room. There's a kitchen, a
bedroom, and a bathroom.
Eva: Is there a balcony?
Realtor: Yes, there is.
Eva: And a dining room.. .is
there a dining room?
Realtor: No, there isn't a
dining room. But there is a
dining area in the living
room.

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Realtor: Well, this is the

kitchen.
Eva: Oh, it's very small.
Realtor: Yes, it isn't very
large. But there's a stove,
a refrigerator, and a space
for a dishwasher. There
are some cabinets,
and...urn...there's a small
shelf under the sink.
Eva: Are there any windows
in the bathroom?
Realtor: No, there aren't.
But there are two large
windows in the bedroom.
Eva: Good. It's a very nice
apartment. Uh, where is
the bathroom?
Exercise 1
sofa
There's a sofa in the living room.
VCR
There isn't a VCR in the living
room. Write sentences with:
1. telephone
2. chair
3. rug
4. coffee table
Exercise 2
books
There are some books on the
shelf. cups

There aren't any cups on the

shelf.

Write sentences with:

1. glasses
2. compact discs
3. magazines
4. videocassettes
Exercise 3
telephone/coffee table?

Is there a telephone on the

coffee table? books/shelf
Are there any books on the
shelp Write questions with:
1. radio/shelf
2. bottles/coffee table
3. compact discs/coffee table

Exercise 4
Where are the compact discs?
They're on the coffee table.
Wheres the rug?
It's in the living room.
Answer the questions:
1. Wheres the television?

2.
3.
4.

Where are the glasses?

Where are the books?
Wheres the sofa?

A: Hi. A cola, please.

B: Regular or large?
A: Regular, please.
B: There you go.
A: Thanks. How much
is B: $1.15.
A: Thank you.
B: You're welcome.

C: Could you pass the

salt, please?
A: Sure. Here you are.
C: Could I have your
phone number?
A: It's in the phone book.
C: What's your last
name? A: It's in the
book, too.
C: Very funny.
A: OK. It's 639-7701.

C: Thanks.
A: And the pepper?
C: No, thanks.
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Listen. Find the people in the picture.

How do you do? My name's Tiffany

Gonzales, and I'm a flight attendant for Air
USA. This is my uniforma blue skirt, a
pink blouse, and a black jacket. It's very
stylish.
Carlos da Silva is a soccer player for
Brazil. His shirt is yellow and green, and
his shorts are blue and white.
Exercise 1
Whos this?
Its Carlos da Silva.
Hes a soccer player.
Who are they?
Theyre lifeguards. Their
names are Brian and Diane.
Exercise 2
What color is her blouse? Its
pink.
What color are his pants?
Theyre white.
Exercise 3
Ask and answer about students
in your class:
What colors his shirt?
What colors her dress?
What color are their shoes?

Dan: Hi there, Erica.

Erica: Hello, Dan. Wow!
What's that?

Hi there. I'm Brian...and I'm Diane. We're

lifeguards at Bay Beach. Our uniforms
aren't very stylishwhite shorts, orange Tshirts, and green caps.
Adriana Papadopolos is a fire fighter in a
small town in Kansas. Her jacket is red,
her hat is brown, her pants are gray, and
her boots are yellow.

Exercise 4
Describe these people.
Use these words:
cape/tights/dress/apron/boots/mask

Brandon Timmons and Jason Davis are

baseball players for the Bayport Seagulls.
Their pants are white, and their shirts are
black and orange.

Dan: It's a
1936 Cord.
Erica:
It's
beautiful! Is
your
car?
Dan:
No.. .no, it
isn't.
Erica:
Whose car
it?
Dan:
It's
Jessica
Montana's
car. Erica:
Jessica
Montana?
Who's
she?
Dan: She's
boss.

Exercise 1
Who is it? It's Erica.
Write sentences for B and C.

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is

my

Exercise 2
What is it? It's a
backpack.
What are they?
They're sunglasses.
Write sentences for 3-12.
Exercise 3
Whose backpack is it ?
It's Erica's backpack.
2. Whose sunglasses arc
they? They're
Jessica's sunglasses.
Write sentences for 3-12.
Look at this:
Look at Dick.
Hes Annes husband.
Hes Johns father.
Look at Anne.
Shes Dicks wife.
Shes Sues mother.
Look at John.
Hes their son.
Hes Sues brother.
Look at Sue.
Shes their daughter.
Shes Johns sister.

Steve: Kelly! Where's-the oil?

Kelly: What?
Kelly: There's some oil right there.. .in the bottle on the shelf.
Steve: OK. Sorry.

Steve: Where's the oil? There isn't any oil in the cabinet.

There's some oil in the bottle.

Write sentences with:

oil/bottle
sugar/bowl
water/pitcher honey/jar
rice/box
milk/glass

Steve: Are there any onions?

Kelly: Sure. are they?
Steve:
Kelly:
Where They're right here.
There
are some on the table.
There are some onions on the
table. Make conversations with:
apples/lemons/bananas/eggs/
oranges/tomatoes/mushrooms
Exercise

A: Theres some bread in the freezer. B: How much is there?

A: Theres a lot.
Write conversations with:
ice cream
meat
hamburgers
A: There are some hamburgers in the freezer.
B: How many are there?
A: There are a lot.
Write conversations with: peas

There isnt anything in the refrigerator.

Its empty!
There isnt any butter.
There arent any tomatoes.
Write sentences with:
cheese/mushrooms/eggs/lemonade
Q: Is there any cheese in the
refrigerator?
A: Yes, there is.
Q: Are there any eggs in the
refrigerator?
A: Yes, there are.
Q: Is there any butter in the
refrigerator?
A: No, there isnt.
Q: Are there any tomatoes in the
refrigerator?
A: No, there arent.
Write questions and answers
with:
milk/salad dressing/

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the menu, please.
Waiter: There you go, sir.
Customer: Thanks.... I'd like
some soup....
Waiter: Tomato soup?
Customer: Yes, and I'd like a
steak.
Waiter: Rare, medium, or
well-done?
Customer: Medium, please.
Waiter: Which vegetables
would you like?
Customer: I'd like some
potatoes, some peas.. .oh,
and a green salad.
Waiter: Certainly, sir. Would
you like dressing on your
salad?
Customer: Please.
Waiter: Which salad dressing
would you like, sir? French?
Italian? Thousand Island?
Oil and vinegar...?
Customer: Oil and vinegar,
please.

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A: How much is the steak?
B: Its fourteen dollars and eighty
cents.
A: How much are the mushrooms?
B: Theyre four dollars and thirty
cents.

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Exercise 2
A: Which soup would you like?
B: Id like the onion soup.
Ask and answer about the menu.

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OK. That's you on the first

level. Go right. Be careful.
Don't touch the bomb! Stop.
Jump! That's right. Now go up
the ladder. Go right. Quick!
Don't open the door. Go left.
Jump! Be very careful. Jump
againdon't touch the
soldiers. Go up the ladder.
Don't go left, go right. Jump!
Don't go up the ladder. Jump
again. Get Maria and Marco.
Press "jump" twice. OK, now
go back. Jump! Go up the
ladder. Go right. Go left. Jump
fast! Go up the ladder and
save the princess. Press
"jump" twice. Now, go down
the ladder and go left. That's
the gold.
Press "jump" twice. OK, that's
level one.

Exercise 1
Dont look at the instructions. Look at
the picture above. Work with a partner.
Give her/him instructions.

Robbie the Robot

Good. Listen to me, Robbie.
Turn the vacuum cleaner off.
That's right. Now, turn the TV
on.... That's great! Now turn
the TV off. Go to the door.
Open it. Fantastic! Come here.
Give me the newspaper.
Thank you....
Go to the windows. Close
them. Now go to the door. Go
out. Walk to the front door.
Open it. Go out and.. .Robbie!
Robbie! Come back here!
Robbie! Where are you?
Robbie...!

Exercise 2
Work with a partner. Your partner is a
robot. Give her/him instructions.

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man. HisHer
name's
name's
Zach Zebedee.
Donna Walton.
He's a rock
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are
star.her
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three
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rich andJane,
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an
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and expensive,
and she's not
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there's a
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house.
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and
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ten are
three
bedrooms
bedrooms
in thein
house.
the house.
Donna's
Zach's car
carisisnew.
old. It's
It's aslow
white
and
Lincoln
uncomfortable.
stretch limo.There's
It's fastno
radio
and comfortable.
or cassette player
In his car
in her
car.
there's
There's
a climate
an engine,
control
a
steering
system, a
wheel,
CD player,
and there
a VCR,
area
four
phone,
wheels
and a
and
faxtwo
machine.
doors.
Donna
But Zach
isn't
isn't
happy.
happy.
She'd
He'dlike
likea
big
a small
house,
house,
a new
a small
car, and
car,a
lot
andofamoney.
familywith two kids.

Exercise
Zachs a rock star.
Zach's famous. Zach's house is
large. He'd like a family. Continue.

English teacher.

Sally: My dad's really wonderful. He's big and

strong and handsome.
Annie: Really? Well, my dad can do everything.
Sally: Can he? What?
Annie: He's really smart.
He can speak a hundred languages.
Sally: A hundred! What languages can he
speak?
Annie: Well, he can speak Spanish, Italian,
French, German, Japanese, Arabic, and, uh, a
lot more.
Sally: Well, my dad is very athletic.
Annie: Athletic?
Sally: Uh-huh. He can swim, ski, and play
football, tennis, and baseball.
Annie: Oh, well, can your dad
1

Sally:
Exercise
Cook? No,
Example:
he can't.
/ can swim, but l
Annie: My
can't ski. Write ten
dad is a
sentences.
wonderful
cook.
Sally: Really?
Annie: Yes, and he can paint and play the
piano, too.
Sally: Oh. My dad can't do that. But my mom is
beautiful and smart and she can....
Questions
1. Is
Sallys
father big?
2. Is he ugly?
3. Can he play
football?
4. Can he play
the piano?
5. Can he ski?

6.
7.
8.
9.

Can he cook?
Is Annies father athletic?
Is he smart?
Can he speak Arabic?

10. Can he play tennis?

11. Can he paint?
12. Is Sallys mother smart?

G: Please come in.

H: Thank you.
G: Sit down.
H: Thanks.
G: Would you like tea or
coffee?
H: A cup of coffee, please.
G: How about a cookie?
H: No, thanks. I'm on a
diet.

a cup of coffee a
cup of tea a glass
of water a glass of
milk a can of soda
a bottle of mineral
water

I: Excuse me....
J: Yes, can I help you?
I: I'd like a pair of shoes,
please. J: What color would
you like?
I: Brown.
J: What size are you?
I: Seven. Can I try them on?
J: Sure.

a pair of shoes a
pair of sneakers a
pair of jeans a pair
of boots

K: Hi. A frozen yogurt,

please. L: What flavor?
Strawberry, chocolate, or
vanilla?
K: Strawberry, please.
L: in a sugar cone or in a
cup? K: In a cup, please.
L: There you go. That's a
dollar ninety-five.

a frozen yogurt an
ice-cream cone a
milk shake an icecream float

a cookie a
sandwich a piece
of cake a piece of
candy a piece of
fruit

a sweater a jacket
a raincoat

in a cup/in a sugar
cone
to stay (eat in)/ to
go (take out) in a
paper cup/ in a
glass

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$2.25/$2.35
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Hi there, fans. My name's Courtney Dallas.

I'm a famous actressa superstar! I'm
from Los Angeles. I have an apartment in
New York and a house in Hollywood with a
swimming pool and a tennis court. I have a
new Mercedes and a lot of money in the
bank. I'm married and I have three
wonderful children. I have everything.
Life's great!
Exercise 1
Example: house in Hollywood
Does she have a house in Hollywood?
Yes, she does.
1.
2.
3.
4.

swimming pool
tennis court
Mercedes
three children

Hello. My name's Ike Proudfoot. I'm from

Alaska. I have a small cabin in the woods. I
don't have a car, a TV, a radio, or a phone.
I don't have a job, I don't have any money,
and I don't have a family. I don't have
anything, but life's fantastic out here.

Exercise 2
Example: a job
Does he have a job? No, he doesn't.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

a house
a car
a TV
any money
any children

Exercise 3
Example:
brother
1 have a brother.
Mercedes 1 don't have a Mercedes.

Exercise 4
Answer these questions with Yes, I do or No, I

Write four sentences:

1. passport
2. watch
3. motorcycle
4. color TV

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

don't.

Do you have a car?

Do you have a passport?
Do you have any children?
Do you have a watch?
Do you have any money?

Hello there. Our names are Tina and Chuck

Jackson. We're from Chicago. I'm a nurse
and Chuck has a job in a factory. We don't
have a big house, but we have a nice
apartment. We have two cars. I have a new
Honda. Chuck doesn't have a new car. He
has an old Chevrolet. It's beautiful. And we
have two great kids. Life's good.

Questions
1. What are their names?
2. Where are they from?
3. What are their jobs?
4. Does Chuck have a new car?
5. Does he have a Chevrolet or a Honda?
6. Do they have an apartment?
7. Do they have any children?
Exercise 5
Write questions. Ask a partner the questions.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

computer?
calculator?
VCR?
any compact discs?
any videocassettes?

Customs Officer: Good

morning. May I see your
passport?
Ralph: Sure. Here it is.
C.O.: Thank you. Hmm. OK.
Do you have anything to
declare?
Ralph: No, I don't.
C.O.: You have six suitcases.
Is that right?
Ralph: Yes, that's right.
C.O.: What do you have in
your cases?
Ralph: Clothes. And I have
some compact discs and
some perfume.

C.O.: How much perfume do

five...no, six large bottles of
you have?
perfume, and a lot of CDs.
Ralph: One bottle.
Questions
C.O.: OK. And how many CDs
1. How many suitcases
do you have?
does Ralph have?
Ralph: Um...three.
2. Does he have any CD players?
C.O.: Fine. Do you have
3. Ask, How many?
anything else?
4. Does he have any perfume?
Ralph: No, I don't.
5. Ask, How much?
C.O.: Good. Now open this 6. Does he have any CDs?
suitcase, please.
7. Ask, How many?
Ralph: Huh? What?
Exercise
C.O.: Open your suitcase.
How much perfume does she
Now, let's see. Well, look at
have?
this. You have three
How many cameras does she
portable CD players,
have?
Write four questions:

1. .
2. .
3. .
4. .

.
.
.
.

.
.
.
.

gold .
.
.?
money
. ..?
rings .
. .?
watches .
..?

Which one?

Lucy: Hi, George. It's a great

party.
George: Thank you. How
about some more salad?
Lucy: Thanks.
George: Which plate is
yours? Lucy: That one's
mine.
George: Which one?
Lucy: The empty one!

Exercise 1

cookie

Which one would you like? Id like the

small one.
1. ice-cream
cone
chocolate/vanilla
2. pizza
hot/cold
3. apple
red/green
Exercise 2

pens

Which ones would you like? Id like

the blue ones.
small/large
1. envelopes
plain/lined black
2. notepads
and white/ color
3. computers

George: Charles and Lucy

would like some more
coffee.
Linda: OK. Which mugs are
theirs?
George: Uh, the blue one's
his, and the white one's
hers.
Linda: Are you sure?
George: Um, I don't know.
Linda: George! Give them
fresh mugs. There are some
on the shelf.

Charles: Good night and

thanks for a lovely evening.
George: Now, which coats
are yours?
Charles: Those coats are
ours.
George: Which ones?
Charles: The black one and
the gray one.
George: Ah, yes....
Charles: Thanks. The gray
one's mine, and the black
one's hers.