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75

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75

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Before we met

76

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b

SAYING HEttO

Complete the sentences. Use contractions.

Complete the dialogues.

Karen. This
B Hello, )ames. ,_--

1A

Hi,

2A

Hi, I'm

is James.

to

Marco.

's

rl

you.

()

your

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?

B Isabella.

A

?

B Isabellal

3A

L

Hi, Kenji.

I'm

2

4.

B I'm fine, thanks. And

-

A I'm OK, thank you.
4

A

evening. What's your name?
's

B

A You're in room
2

tourists.

are you?

Walter Harris.

12.

GRAMMAR verb be E,

3

pronouns

in room

4.

4

first column with the words in
the box. Then write the contractions.

Wednesdar,.

a Complete the

she are they is I
Full form

.1

are is

-

are

Contractions
am

T'M

6
I

it __

fffr
.Fl 1

we

you

a teacher.

t,

_
are

7

ffi

tn room 603.

8

Hello.

Studs$t Bc*Xr p.tm sr*rmmsr #sn&

in mv
1,4

class.


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PRONUNCIATION vowel

a Write the words

meet

eight

sounds, word stress

Put the letters in order to make days of the week.

in the chart.

you fine
three nice

1

Saturday

2 NYAUDS

slx man

thank wait

two
ln

ARSAYDUT

3 HRDYTUSA
4 ODNYMA
5 DFARYI
6 DSYEEAWND
7 EUASDTY

More Words to Learn

b

Underline the stressed syllable in these words.

2 afternoon 7 e-mail

room noun

3

word noun

8 Internet

eighteen

4 thirteen

/'mcrnl4/

9 computer

5 evening

c

Word

6 good-bye

1 coffee

10 hotel

Practice saying the words in a and b.

4 VOCABUIARY

numbers l-20

Continue the series.

1
2
3

4
5

Write translations and try to remember the words.

ruue

five, six, seven, eight
six, eight, ten,

,

tefi

I'ivntql

good adjective

lgodl

impertant adjective

/rm'pcrtnt/

help verb

lhtlpl

t_y_yrr!
q::\:,tu

-,

twenty, nineteen,

-

| ttltkt

To remember new words, you need to test your

one, four, seven,
$tffdenBt ffiom[* p.xes

:ltrail

Study idea

five, seven, nine,

ffi

eYemns. noun

memory.

ilrr*#*#sry #nru*

5 SAYING GOOD.BYE
a Complete the words with a, e, i, o, or u.

1 Cover the Translation column and look at the words
in English. Say them in your language.

2

Cover the Word column and look at the translation.
Say the words in English.

-

'!,t.'

,'-i
1:,,.r,J..,

.,.

Can you answer these questions?

lill

wnars your name?

iili

Are you a teacher?

l

J

i# How are you?
'* Wtrat day is it today?
it ts it Monday today?

ffiffi
ffirc

ffiutriffi*tr!

w$ffu.$up.{s*ileltl*ffi*ri{anengiish{ile/t

E


I

VOCABUTARY countries and nationalities

4

Osaka and Kyoto are in China. (Japan)

Complete with a country or a nationality.

She's
2 l)uncan is Scottish. He's from
3 Iun is from China. He's
1 Alice is from the United

4
5
6
7
8
9

States.

American

5 We're in room 104. (room 105)

Scotland

6 T[cos are from Italy. (Mexico)

My friends are Mexican. They're lrom

7 You're Canadian. (French)

Sandra is from Argentina. She's
Toyota cars are )apanese. They're from

8 Cameron Diaz is Spanish. (American)

Spaghetti is from ltaiy. it's
We're French. We're from
She's

from Korea.

Order the words to make questions.

She's

10 They're Spanish. They're from

ffi

1 your /

St{sdemt ffimmk p"E#E

Wat\

ll*rn$uf*ry #*ru*

2

2 GRAMMAR verb be E
a Correct the sentences.

and

's

/ name / \Ahat

your name?

she / r'\4rere

/

's

/ from

E
3 United / from I they I

4

seven

States

/ the / Are

/ room / lve / in / Are

5 vacation I you lAre / on

6 from / he / )apan i

Is

c Match these answers to the questions in b.

a Yes, he is.
tr
b No, I'm not.
tr
Venice is

in Greece. (Italy)

Venice isn't

in

Greece. It's in ltaly.

Sean Connery is

Irish. (Scottish)

3 I'm American. (British)

c She's from Thailand. I
d No, we aren't.
I

are.
f Andrew.
e

ffi

Yes,

they

tr
tr

Studeret ffi**X* p.Iftk Gr*mru:er srsnk r#


5

PRONUNCIATION vowel

a Write the r,vords

Argen+ina

sounds

in the chart.

twenty

hotel where are
Mexico Wednesday

airport
copy

5

INSTRUCTIONS

a Match the words and pictures.

II f E ..rE

not

.,Efl-:.,

ME&[dffi

Japan

hundred

ffiffiHru
amatch @ dcircle tr
b underline tr e cross out tr
c complete tr f number tr

Underline the stressed syllable in these words.

Spanish
2 lapan
3 |apanese
4 Germany
5 China

1

6 Brazil
7 Portuguese
8 Italy
9 Italian

l0

American

Practice saying the words in a and b.

VOCAB

U

tARY

b

gcheck tr
h choose ll

Cover the words. Look at the pictures and try to
remember the words.

More Words to learn
Write translations and try to remember the words.

Pronunciation i Translation
numbers 20-1,000

Write the numbers in words.

things noun

I 27

quiz noun

twenty-seven

233

340

/ver kerJn/

456
577

I'myrzrkl

68s

citv noun

I'sttrl

7 100
8 240
9 677

delicious adjective

/dr'h.fes/

10 1,000

b

Cover the words. Practice saying the numbers.

ffi

$tud*r*t ffic*k p.14s 7*r*#uft;ry #rru&

tj;r1; What

"

nationality are you?

Where are you from?

ii:;+ What's the language in your country?
li;,1; What's your phone number?

"

Are you on vacation?

ffiffiuklmom
ffiffi

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E


Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names.

lohn

I

VOCABUIARY personal information

5 G

Complete the words with a, e, i, o, or u. Then write them
in the correct place in the form below.

I z ipcode 4 -m ,1 ddr ss
2 f-,rstn m 5 c--lylc ntry
6phn-nmbr

7 -ddr ss
8 i stn m

9 stdnt

RAMMAR

F. Kennedy, former Americon

president

possessive adjectives

a Complete the chart.
Subject pronoun

Possessive adjective

I

The Taronto $eheol

Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective.

I
2

Sellucci

3

?orf,o Aleqre

/

Drazil

4
5

Rua l'/tinerva,6

6
7

zip

code

I

I
2

Her

name's Susana.

.

name's Michael.

teacher's name's Richard.

students. family is from Lyon.
4 I'm French.
name is Luigi's.
5 It's an Italian restaurant.
phone number?
6 A \A4rat's

3 We're

B My cell phone
9O11O



7 They're

number?

Mexican.

last name's G6mez.

Order the words to make questions.
1 first / her / \\hat's / name

Vhat\
2

PRONUNCIATION the alphabet

a Circle the letter

her

first

name? Maria.

2 teacher / \Mhere / from / your / 's

with a different vowel sound.
3

4

he / student

?

The US.

?

No, he isn't.

?

I'm

lls I a

vou I old / How / are
34.

5 name / spell / do / How I you lyour / last

__?
b

Practice saying the letters.

ffi

$tudent

ffim*Ee

L-O-W-R-Y.

p.IlH srermr**r #onk

ri


More Words to learn

4 PRONUNCIATION /erl and laal
a Circle the word

with a different vowel sound.

Write translations and try to remember the words.

German Thursday

Word

Pronunciation

Australia noun

/c'strerlye/

Canada noun

Underline the stressed syllable in these words.

student
2 address

4 number

3 e-mail

6 Australia

1

5 Canada

c

Practice saying the words in a and b.

5

READING

a Read the interview and

I

/ kenede/

form noun

lfcrml

b:t*]!t,c:) l:yl

I'ltJerl

international adiective

/mter'nrJenl/

different adjective

/ dfrent/

famous adjective

/'lermes/

think

Translation

verb

aboul adverb

la'baotl

every adjective

l'*nl

write the questions in the

correct space.
Are you married?
\Vhat's vour name?
Where are you from?

\\rhat's her name?
How old are you?

Can you answer these questions?

Where's the language school?

'ii-i'

Look at the highlighted words. What do you think
they mean? Check your dictionary.

;i;ij

J

Whafs your first name?
What s your last name?

i.',.t Are you a student?
:!,.;l How old are you?

:,iir Whafs your

address?

ffiffilltrinffitrr

lnteryiew with

a language teacher
fr

what's your name?

My name's Thomas, but people call me Tom.

a
l'm from Sheffield in the north of England, but now
live rn Lisbon, in Portugal. l'm an English teacher. I work
at a language school.
I

E
Yes, I am. My

wife is Portuguese.

tr
Her name's luliana. We have wvo children. Laura is 5,
and Victor is 2. They speak Englrsh and Portuguese.

tr

?

l'm 35

tr
It's in the center of Lrsbon. lt's a small school with
about 200 students.

ffi

kxn*rw0up.({irnletg*meriranengiisfufile/t

E


I

VOCABUTARY common

2 PRON

objects

a Write the words

Complete the crossword.
Clues across

,

good

>

s

,.r..r$*

,F

.*#d*.

UNCIATION vowel

board

Iffiffiffi8
rffiffiffifi

sounds

in the chart.

coins here Europe we're four
country euro hundred book enjoy

"",ifl#;,

l0

b

Practice saying the words.

5 GRAMMAR o f on, plurals, this I thot I these I those
a Write lt's + a/an or They're.
I
2

lt's

an address book.

They'retissues.

3 4

newspaper.

ID card.

5
6
7
8

sunglasses.

umbrella.

-

coins.
change purse.

Write each word in its plural form in the correct
column.

€o+ft match sandwich
dictionary pen wa+€h
city address

Clues dorrun

{

d
6:7

e-

q@oBr, lF
"i["Pa"'
" .-- +*,
l#i
-

rl.

--)>,,
r -*
.r*f#

,n'.,,.

;d ffi'

u

i:
..'. l. l. l; ll';."'

ffi

;1..,. u';'1..]

$t*dsrxt

ffimmk

p.t*r

X,r*eo*;"rf*ry Sm*lr

I
L

family

wallet

pencil

€oun+ry


c

Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those.

Order the words to make sentences.

l don't/I/know

. That

I don't
picture's

know.

2 do I How / it / you / spell

nice!

3 don'ti I/understand
4

you I it / Can / please / repeat

are my

5 in / English / How I you I say / do I vacaciones

friends, Mom.

?

6 remember/I/don't

man s mv

English teacherl

More Words to learn
Write translations and try to remember the words.
Word

4 I think
people are tourists.

5 What's

/'klasrum/

instructions noun

/rn'str,tkJnz/

pckel

/ poket/

---?
*itasd*srt ffi**** p"$83 #pm*:msr

huppy adjective

I'hnpil

worrv

verb

/'weri/

point

verb

lpcntl

S*** r#

rili
r")tJ i

to the teacher.

3O

your books.

4W

5

T
7L
8 Don't s

llrl, I'lir\,1

i
JtJrJj-

rJJIJ

What's in your bag?

',:. How do you spell coffed?
:
', Where's the stress in coffee?
r,

-

ls this your book?

How do you say door in your language?

in pairs.

ffiffrutriffistur

Don't w

6

"l

Can you answer these questions?

the door.

2L

es/

lplizl

please interjection

a Complete the sentences.

I

rg

see verb

4 CTASSROOM TANGUAGE

Close

noun

guess verb

It's a newspaper.

ffi

classroom

offyour cell phone.
. at the board.
Spanish.

ffi

!nrv+r*.

+ft

il I]. {

* mi * it;/,: r* * r i r ;r t'r * :r g I

i

s

h f i ! **i !


I

VOCABUTARY drinks

4 READIN G

Order the letters. \A/hat are the drinks?

a Match the words and pictures.

1 KILM
2 FECOFE
3 RETWA
4 AET
5 ANROEG CIJEU
6 ODAS

phones

I

Complete the conversations. Write one word in
each blank.

A Would you like a drink, sir?
B Yes, a mineral 1. water , please.
A Ice and lemon?
B 2Ilemon.

A Tea or coffee?
B Tea,: p-.
A MilK?
B 1Y-,
A Sugar?
B No, s t-.

4_

ffi

please.

OK

number from

1A

2

Welcome

A Hello. Are you lack Horton?
B Yes. Are you Min?
A Yes, I am. 1 Mce
to meet you.
B You too. 2to Korea. :-_

2

3

5

6_

ffi@re

ffi'ffi

mlI

flsrr.
8_

ffi

Read the dialogues. Where are they? Write the

Complete the dialogue with these words.
Nice

restroo??ls

,ffi ffi ffi

5 SOCIAT ENGLISH
Let's

ta-xis +estroeffi$
bar arrivals carts

ffiffiffi

2 ASKING FOR A DRINK

Can

baggage claim

departures parking lot

3

4
I help

you with your bags?

A No. It's 4-,
thanks.
B My car's in the parking lot. Would you like a coffee
A No, thanks. I'm fine.
B All right.5go.

5
first?

a.

Two sodas, please.

B Ice and lemon?
A
A Good morning. Where to?
B Downtown, please.
A OK, let's go.
tr

A Good-bye, Cathy. Have a good trip!
B Bye, Paul. Seeyou soon.
tr
A Lookl Is that your bag?
B No, my bag's black. Ah, there it is! I l
A Hi, it's me.
B Where are you?
A I'm at the airport.
E

Underline five words or phrases you don't know.
Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and
pronunciation.


All I know is what I read in the papers.
Will Roqers, Americon comedion

I

VOCABUTARY verb

phrases

5

Complete the verb phrases.

GRAMMAR simple present E and

E

a Circle the correct answer.

French diffn€r
TV in an apartment
a car a magazine
to the movies glasses
dinner

1

A lot of American people

2

They don't smoke / doesn't smoke in coffeehouses.

3

We read / reads the newspaper on the train.

@

,/

goes to the movies.

1

cook

2

drive

4

They doesn't like / don't like children in restaurants.

J

speak

5

You lives / live in a house

4

read

6

My father don't cook / doesn't cook.

5

watch

7

In the US, cars stop / stops at crosswalks.

6

wear

8

The women do / does the housework in my family.

7

live

9

My mother watch / watches a lot of TV.

8

8o

10

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p.tef

b

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with a yard.

Your children eat I eats a lot of French fries.

Look at the chart and complete the You column.

Tom Susan

2 VOCAB ULARY irregular plurals

t),4

a Complete the chart.
watch TV in the evening
play the piano

Now complete the sentences.

b

Complete the sentences with a word from the chart

in

1 Tom eats
2 Tom
3 Susan and Tom

a.

tea.

TV in the

1 Her mother is a very

2 I have two

nice

Person

My first

years old.

3 Many American

4 Don't

pasla.

drink coffee.

go into
-. that restroom, David!- It's for
, nol

evening.
is six

4
5
6
7
8
9
10

I

the piano.

Susan

tea.

I

television in the evening.

Susan
---

Tom
- and

I

the piano.

pasta.

I-tea.
Susan

pasta.

-

You


c

More Words to Learn

Complete the sentences.

Write translations and try to remember the words.

Pronunciation Translation
pqpular adjective
incredible adjectitte

lypical

I

/rn kredebl/

adjective

[antastic acljective

/fien &estrk/

terrible adjectite
just (= only) adverb

ld3rstl

everlr,vhere adverb

/'evriwsr/

really adverb

too ldverb

t I dpttt:uple
2 My mother
3 They
4

(not / smoke).

.--

6 We-,--7 Her father

/er 1ot av/

quantifier

Study idea

(close) at 11:00.

(not / have)

a

I

your dictionary to find the meaning, the
grammar, and the pronunciation of new words.
Use

yard.

(not / work).

-

stax*emt

ffie*mE+

p"*?4, Srmry:m*r

the stress is on the

s*m,t;'li

following syllable

the translation

=,=-*T-l

4 PRONUNCIATION
a

of

many quantifter

(have) two children.

5 The restaurant

lot

(not / go) to school.

She

ffi

a

(study) English.

incredible An krsdablr ttd.i. increibL

consonant sounds, -s

l

l

Write the words in the chart.

smoke work have does typical
has TV drive like cooks when

2
stand

Look at the Pronunciation column above.
Say the words two or three times.

( -__>

Popular... popular... popular.

/-/

i r.iJJllf
"

---/

""f i,". i

i"'.r

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Can you answer these questions?

b

,i.,;i 0o You smoke?

Circle the word which ends in lrul.

I

c

lives

]

'rr

l

Do you live in an apartment?

it,ri no you like soccer?

works

2 drinks

likes

washes

3 drives

finishes

plays

4 watches

cooks

speaks

5 reads

stops

kisses

6 catches

eats

Soes

r,i Do you read a newspaper every day?
i,,ii

Oo you wear glasses?

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Practice saying the words in a and b.

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it's relaxing to go out with my ex-wife because she already knows I'm an idiot.
Worren Thonos, Americon writer

I GRAMMAR simple present El
a Complete the questions with Do or

c
Does.

Do .- you iive in a house?
I
2
your parents work in an office?
3
your sister have a dog?
4
you speak lapanese?
-5 your mother drive a BMW?
6
James play the piano?
7 --your father smoke?
8
they have lunch at home?
9 Ann do homework on the weekend?
10 - you go on vacation every year?
- the words to make questions.
Order

Dong and Rachel are new friends. They go out for
coffee. Complete the questions.

R

So, Dong,

t

D In Seoul. In

-where do you

D

with your parents?

Yes, and my sister. \44rat about you?

any brothers and sisters?

Do you live with your mother?

R I have a brother. He's

2 \A4rere I have I does / lunch / Kate

D

19.

4.---,

work?

R No, he's a student.

3 go / do / to / movies / \A4ren / you / the

D \\4rat about you?

R In

4 listen lyotlin /the/ the/ Do / to/ radio / morning

work?

s

a store downtown.

D6

5

they / Where / soccer I do

I

--?

a small house.

R2

1 with / Do / live I your lyou /mother

live

your job?

R Yes,I like it

play

a lot.

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2 PRONU

NCIATION

6 she / Does / French / studv
7 brother / the / work / his / Does I hotel I in I

8 friends / \,\hen I do I

t

have

a Circle the word

consonant sounds

with a different sound.

play / your / tennis

Germany golf

/ do /'v\hen / lunch / you

10 work / in / office I Do I an

I they

b

Practice saying the words.

go


5 VOCABUTARY

common verb phrases
William

Who's the
best boyfriend

ts

42.

l1e'

the newspaper and

watches TV on weekends. He works in an office and

''--

a BMW He lives in a big house and
the piano.

for Aisha?
David is 30. He

Aisha is 29.
She ,

He"

She wants to find a boyfriend.

llves

in Montreal, and she

He

the electric guitar,

'o

fast food, but he

''

soda.

soccer all weekend in the park.

in a hospital. She'

to New York on vacation. She oTV,

but

She

she

"

Dino is 26. He's ltalian, but he
He

to classical music.

-

He

at home.

a

Complete the sentences with a verb in the correct form.

read go (x2) study drive work
(x3) not eat live (x2) listen
cook not like drink

play

not watch

''--

'u-

for Aisha - William, David, or Dino?

going to restaurants.

More Words to Learn
Write translations and try to remember the words.
Word

Pronunciation Translation

friends noun

lfrl-ndzl

\pyfrrend noun
girlfriend noun

/ bcrfrend/

glass (of

4 INSTRUCTIONS
a Match the words and pictures.

four

to the movies on Saturdays.

speak

Read the text again. \A4ro would be the best boyfriend

in Canada

medicine. He ''

''--

languages. He

ltalian food in her kitchen

'*

/'garlfrend/

water) noun /gles/

supermarket noari

/'suparmorket/

north, south,
east, west fiouns

/nor0/ /sao0/

/ist/ /wast/

late adjective
ts

I*il

,--"--1.--3"*.r'

l:"{-:.::

:&"':1

drink
DRlN

1't-,.r':.-'"

r"i,F-'rlF.
r"rr ilr
'{ lJJ-e I J'.J.1I i ll.Jl ".

-

t,

a

b
c

ask

tr
answer tr
say tr

tl
e test a partner I
f role-play tr

d coverthetext

Can you answer these questions?

tr
h copy tr
g think

Cover the words. Look at the pictures and try to
remember the words.

,#

Where do you live?

;;'.i
iirj'

What languages do you speak?

tlii

What sports do you play?

,i,:,

Wtrat food do you like?

.

s

-i

oo you have a car?

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Poblo Picosso, Sponish pointer

t VOCABULARY jobs
a Complete the crossword.
Clues across

-;

Clues down O

*BF

r@

l0

i
j
t;

d

Write er or or.

c

act-4 wait-

1 soccerplayer 3

5 doct

2 manag

6 police offic

Complete the sentences with these words.
at

(2x)

with (2x)

I My sister
Complete the sentences with these words.

just lonely draw
stressful vacation
I

Artists are people

every

day

draw

who

in

2

a

hurry

and paint pictures.

2 I don't have breakfast when I'm
3 David

has 28 days

of

---.every year.

4 My father drinks four cups of coffee
5 My boyfriend

has a very

--

job.

6 People who work at home are sometimes
7

I

--.

have a sandwich for lunch.

I

work

works for

in

(3x)

of

the government.

three other people.

3 I'm 16, and I'm
school.
4 They work
a hospital.
5 Maria works
an office.
6 Her brother works
a newspaper.
7 lackworks
home.
8 My boyfriend studies economics
9 Maria earns a lot
money.
10 Do you work
a computer?

ffi

for (2x)

college.

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2

GRAMMAR olon +jobs

5 PRO N U N

a Circle the correct form. Then complete the answers
with a, an, ot -. Then match the questions and answers.

I

\\4.rat do

l(f,oilhe

2 \\rhat do / does they do?

tl

3 Is / Does

L]

she a housewife?
do?

tr

5 Is / Are they politicians?

LI

4 What do / does you

a Write the words

in the chart.

China shop photo you chair Germany
iob file England university drink person

tr

doz

CIATIO N consonant sounds

d:3

]

Y.

,.

'.:
jazz

flower

yacht

6 Where do / does she work?
7 Do lDoes they study at a university?
8 \A4rat does / do she do?

a She's a

b

journalist
2 politician

4 pilot

musician
3 hairdresser 6 engineer

nurse.

doctors.

c

5

7 salesperson
8 housewife

9 student

Practice saying the words in a and b.

lawlrer.

she's
g They're
h Yes, they're
f

Underline the stressed syllable in these words.
1

actor.

d No, they're
e I'm

b

hairdresser.

b In a hospital - she's

c He's

I
I

journalist.

No,

More Words to learn

engineers.

Write translations and try to remember the words,

students.

\Arhat's my job? Read the texts and complete the
sentences.

[

"l work inside and outside, and I work

i

or

i

a motorcycle, and sometimes I walk along

i

during the day or at night. I drive a car

the street. I don't earn a lot of money.
wear a

t

uniforml'

i

i

earn verb

normally adverb /'ncrmeli/
together ldyerb

He's

[

/te ge6er/
/m'sard/
/aut'sard/

"t work in an office with a computer

It depends

or outside with other people. I speak

li

dt'ptndzl

other languages, and I sometimes travel

to different countries. I don't wear a

r3

uniform. I work for a newspaperl'

f

J

She's

E
,ffi

il";.;;.;;;ilil-_l

other people. I have special qualifications,

work
don't
work outside. I work in a hospitall'

She's
but I don't earn a lot of money.

What do you do?
Where do you work or study?
What does your father do?

i

I

What does your mother do?
i

during the day or at night, but I

ln your country, what iobs are well-paid?

i

i

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I want

to be the white man's brother, not his brother-in-law.
Mortin Luther King, Anericon civil rights activist

t GRAMMAR

a Order the words

t

c Look at the 's in these sentences. Write a letter in the
box: A: possessive, B = ls.

possessive s

to make sentences.

house / Miami / sister's / in / My / is

My

sister's house is in

Miami.

lapanese I Her

I car / boyfriend's /

E

2 His name's Robert.

tr]

actor.
4 My son's wife likes animals.

tl

3 Phillip's brother

2 works I her I in / Barbara / store / brother's
3

1 My father's apartment is downtown.

is an

tr
6 Clare's children work in Chicago. tr
7 Our mother's 50 today.
T
8 Their lather's an engineer.
tr
5 His brother's very

is

4 father I you I Do / know / Jennifer's

nice.

5 from / girlfriend I Brazll / brother's / is / My

ffiffi

6

2 VOCABUTARY the family

daughter's / bank / in / friend I

t]

Ow lworks / a

Strydrnt Bc*k p.I?& Srrrnrmer fi*nk

efr

a Complete the chart.

7 job I stressful /

Is

/ Tom's / very

,'',%,
*-..

,:t+.t:

'*:i ,{#

8 money / mother / lot / earns / of / Susan's /

ffiffi,

a

grond|othu

grandmother

father

Correct the sentences. Add an apostrophe (').
aunt

1 Martha is my brothers girlfriend.

husband

Martha is my brother's girlfriend.
This is my parents car.
This is my parents' car.

Do you know Kathys brother

?

cousln

4 The

womens restroom is over there.

Complete the sentences.

1 My mother's sister is my

5 I think this is that womans

bag.

2 My brother's

son is my

3 My father's brother

6 Our

teachers wife is French.

aunt

is my

4 My mother's father is my
5 My uncle's son is my

7

We have coffee in the Teachers Room at 10:00.

6 My

ffi

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-. x/*c*&ulsry srn*
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5 PRONUNCIATION

More Words to Learn

consonant sounds

Write the words in the chart. Practice saying them.

book

housewife

matches

three

Write translations and try to remember the words.

think brother nurse this
men builder nephew have

Pronunciation
relatives noun

I'reletvzl

DOSSeSSI0nS

lpe'ztlnzl

'70,11

hat

Translation

noun

cap noun

/haLi 'msni/

How many? quantifier

4 READING
The Rainforest Children

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John Allen is 43 years old, and he has four children:h,ry0

Can you answer these questions?

daughters and two sons. John is a plant scientist, and he lives

with three of his children in the South American rainforest. Their
"house" is a group of tents near the River 0rinoco in Venezuela.
John's wife and one of his daughters prefer to live in London.

lohn's children don't go to school because lohn

is

t

*f
J

their

teacher. He teaches them everything he knows, including how to

fi:fli How many brothers and

sisters do you have?

it,i;

Wtrere do your grandparents live?

ii,ji
l;.ii

Wtratt your mother's first name?

jr,;i

Do you live in your parents'house?

no you have any cousins?

survive in South America.

Mnltiffitrffi

The children don't know how to use a PlayStation'*, but they
can all drive, even his 9-year-old son, Simon. At night they drive

their car 50 yards from the kitchen tent to the bedroom tent

because there are a lot

of wild animals in the area. They

spend

their free time playing and readrng books, and in the evening
they listen to the news on the radio. They don't have a TV or

Complete each sentence with one word.
a

CD player. ln the summer the chrldren's friends come from

London to visit. When they go home, they tell their parents
incredible stories of their vacation in the Venezuelan rainforest.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

John is a biology

teacher.

Hello, Gary.

llil

lVtV

;,#

Martin's English, and

,ll',i
F

lohn's four children live in Venezuela.
They live in a house.

your mother?

girlfriend's from Paris. She's

iil; Please
'iil[l

Write T (True) or F (False).

How

;:i;t

B

wife's American.

off your cell phone.

fnat man

n

--.

four different languages.
you smoke?

No, ldon't.

father's
My -sister's
Her

-

engineer.
is my niece.

John teaches the children in a school.
The children don't play computer games.

Simon doesn't drive.
They don't watch TV.

The children's friends visit with their parents.

Look at the highlighted words. What do you think
they mean? Check your dictionary.

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I

VOCABUIARY hotel words

4 READING

Complete the words.

a Match the hotels and the guests. Write the numbers
in the boxes.

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1,,:1" "tI :l{'

E

II'i.;".::*

I A lar,ryer and his friend want to spend a weekend in

E

Oxford to walk, talk, and play golf.

A company director wants to have a two-day meeting
in Oxford with managers from other European offices.
A family with a dog wants to travel to Scotland, but
they want to stay the night in Oxford because their
journey is too long for one day.
1

the reeepltipl

2

the

J

the b

4 thef-f
5 a d6 a s-

e

.

room

Hotels in

Oxford

?

room

2 CHECKING IN
Complete the conversation with a phrase from the box.

are.

Here you
++ave-a-reservatien It's OK.
Non-smoking, please. That's right. \\4rere's the elevator?

A Good evening, madam

B

Hello. t I have a reservation. My name's Melissa Grant.

A For two nights?
B Yes.

2

A Can I

see

your passport, please?

B Iust a moment.

3

A Do you want a smoking or non-smoking room?
B

4

A

Here's your key. It's room 212

B Thank

-

on the second floor.

vou.,

A It's over there. Do you need help with your
B No, thanks.

t,

bags?

-

5 soctAr ENGHSH
Complete the sentences with the missing words.

At

Would

B No, I
A 3 T-

2

h-

you like another drink?

to go now. It's late. Sorry.
OK. It's no problem.

you tomorrow.

B

Yes, s

g-.

+S

b

Underline five words or phrases you don't know.
your dictionary to look up their meaning and
pronunciation.
Use

Sleep well.


I VOCABU tARY common adjectives
a

Complete the crossword.

2

PRONUNCIATION vowel

sounds

with a different vowel sound.

a Circle the word

Clues across ->

cheap

study

high

comb

red

niece

blue

dr7

book

pen

eat

new

big

slow

me

do

wife

no

wet

Underline the stressed syllable in these words.

beautiful
2 empty
1

3 expensive 5 ugly

difficult

4

6 dirty

Practice saying the words in a and b.

5 GRAMMAR

adjectives

Order the words to make sentences.

t

has / boyfriend

I

rich I Cathy /

a

Catlry has a rich boyfriend.

Clues down

0

Write the colors.
1 red + green =

expensive / drives

3

lipstick / wears / Helen / red

4

a/house llivelparents linlvery /My/big

5

Saturdays I a I

6

don't

7

very I 's I My / grandfather / old

8

children I hair I have / Paula's / black

I

days

I Iack I

car

I an

I I lunch/ cook/ on / big

I like/

I/wet

brown

2 black + white =

3 red + yellow

2

=

4 white + red =
5 blue + vellow

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4 VOCABU

tARY

appearance, very

a Match the pictures and the sentences.

Write the

letter in the box.
1 He's very tall and he has short, dark hair.
2 He's heary, with long, dark hair.

A
-_l

3 She's old and hear,y with short, blond hair.
4 She's young, tali, and she has dark hair.
5 He's young. He's tall and thin with short hair.
6 She's short and thin, and she has long hair.

LL_-

u

tl

Complete with an expression from the box.

I'm cold.
I'm tired.

I'm

I'm

hot. I'm sad. Fffiffgry.
thirsty. I'm hungry. I'm happy.

I My friend is very late.

I'm

aJtgty-

2 It,S 2"C.
3

It's my birthday!

4 It's 85oF.
5

It's time for lunch.

6

My boyfriend doesn't love me.

7

I want a glass of water.

8

It's very late.

More Words to learn
Write translations and try to remember the words.

word
Word

PloMgutro1lr.lllEqgl
Pronunciation
Tian

nc;rrn
airline noun
clothes
olhes noun
moon noun

hair noun

'prczadant

president

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5 READING
Who is the perfect Bond girl?
There are 20 Bond films in the "Bond, James Bond" exhibition at
the Science Museum in London. ln these films, James Bond has

4l

hair. But experts now know exactly what type of girl James Bond
likes. They say Bond's typical girlfriend has brown hair and

o

brown eyes. She is tall (lm 70), thin and, of course, very

=
a

beautiful. And who is the perfect

E

o

Bond girl? They say it's Diana

O

Rigg in the

C
o

Secret Service.

_o

!
!

klooz
/mtrn/
lhr.rl

eood -lookin s. adiect ive

/qud lukrq/

ptetty

I'prfiil

adjective

feel uerlt

girlfriends, but they are all different. Some have brown hair,

some have blond hair, some have dark hair, and some have red

(j

,'crlaln

separate verb

/'senret/

another determiner

/e'n,r.6ar/

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14

film On Her Mojesty's

,.

U:, I.j -, i i l lrii

:.1.1.': l

'.

-",

r

r.l

ry!
rrr

dl
*s

Can you answer these questions?

#

', ,,, ls your apartment big or small?

Check

(/)

James Bond likes girls

a

b
c

' . Are you tall or short?

the correct boxes.

, .,i What color hair do you

ti

,
..

tr

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who...

.

are

rich -

d

are beautiful

f-r.

are

short L l

have blue eyes

are

tall tl

e
f

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rl

have brown eves

o

t)

are

thin

h are heavy

ffi

have?

Are you hungry?
Are restaurants cheap or expensive in your country?

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3 o'clock is always too late or too early for anything you want to do.
leon-Paul Sortre, French philosopher

I

G

RAM MAR telling the time

Write the times.

I

5

VOCAB

U

IARY

daily routine

a Complete the phrases

with

go, get, take,

or

have.

lt's twentv to six.

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2 PRONUNCIATION

the letter o

Circle the word with a different vowel sound.
Practice saying the words.

I Sq dressed 5
breakfast 9
to bed
2
to the gym 6
to work 10
up
3
shopping 7
a shower 11
to work

4
8
home 12
-_dinner
-acoffee
b Circle
the action which you usually do first.

I

get dressed

2

get up

/ wake up

3 make dinner / have dinner
4

GI

-z------_:
l(tt=h.yD

sleep

/ go to bed

5 go home / get home
school

no

6 start work / get to work

@

two

son

7

have lunch / have breakfast

shop

food

mother

8

have dinner / have a coffee

job

hot

from

not

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