Side By Side Student Book 1 - third edition

International

Edition

Steven J. Molinsky
Bill Bliss
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Canada


Side by Side, 3rd edition
Student Book 1
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Addison Wesley Longman, Inc.
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Contributing Side by Side Gazette authors:

Laura English, Meredith Westfall

Photo credits: p. 25, Walter Hodges/Corbis; p. 26, (top, left) Rhoda Sidney/Stock Boston, (¢op, right) Stuart Cohen/The
Image Works, (bottom, left) Will & Deni McIntyre/Tony Stone Images, NY, (bottom, right) Ariel Skelley/The Stock
Market; p. 54, (¢op) Spencer Grant/Liaison Agency, Inc., (bottom) Bachmann/The Image Works; p. 77, (center) Liane
Enkelis/Stock Boston, (left) Bill Horsman/Stock Boston, (right) Robert Nickelsberg/Liaison Agency, Inc.; p. 78, (top)
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Negri/Tony Stone Images, NY, (center) G. Salomone, Granata Press/The Image Works, (right) T & D McCarthy/The
Stock Market; p. 140, (op) John Coletti/Stock Boston, (center) Index Stock Photography, (bottom) David
Simson/Stock Boston; p. 165, (bottom, right) Eric Sander/Liaison Agency, Inc., (top) Jeff Greenberg/The Image Works,
(bottom, left) Lee Snider/The Image Works; p. 166, (top, left) Jeff Greenberg/The Image Works, (top, center) Owen
Franken/Corbis, (top, right) David Young-Wolff/Tony Stone Images, NY, (bottom, left) Frank Siteman/Omni-Photo
Communications, Inc., (bottom, center) Willie L. Hill/The Image Works, (bottom, right) David Young-Wolff/PhotoEdit.

The authors gratefully acknowledge the contribution of Tina Carver in the development of the
original Side by Side program.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Molinsky, Steven J.
Side by side / Steven J. Molinsky, Bill Bliss,
p. cm.
1. English language—Conversation and phrase books. 2. English
language—Textbooks for foreign speakers. I. Bliss, Bill. II. Title.
PE1131.M576 2000

428.34—dc21

ISBN

00-044990

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ISBN

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O-13-11159559-1

56789 10—RRD

ISBN

(Regular Edition)

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06 05

O-13-1435934-4

56789 10—RRD

(Regular Edition with Audio Highlights)

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(International Edition)


Steven J. Molinsky
Bill Bliss
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Illustrated by

Longman

Richard E. Hill

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CONTENTS |
Singular/Plural
Adjectives

o 98 ©

To Be: Introduction
Personal Information
Meeting People

This/That/These/Those
Clothing
Colors
Shopping for Clothing

To Be + Location
Subject Pronouns
Classroom Objects
Rooms in the Home
Cities and Nationalities
Places Around Town
Present Continuous

Tense

june Gazette

77

©

79

Everyday Activities

SIDE

©

Simple Present Tense:
Yes/No Questions
Negatives

To Be: Short Answers
Possessive Adjectives

Short Answers

Yes/No Questions
Short Answers

Ssine Gazette

Adjectives

Object Pronouns
Simple Present Tense:
$s vs. non-s Endings
Have/Has
Adverbs of Frequency

Possessive Nouns
Describing People and Things
Weather

To Be: Review
Present Continuous Tense:
Review

Prepositions of Location

Family Members
Describing Activities and Events

jane Gazette
Prepositions

There Is/There Are
Singular/Plural: Introduction
Places Around Town
Locating Places
Describing Neighborhoods
Describing Apartments

87

Habitual Actions
People’s Interests and Activities

Everyday Activities

To Be:

Simple Present Tense
Languages and Nationalities

Everyday Activities

sce Gazette

®

67

97

99

Describing Frequency of Actions
Describing People

®

Contrast: Simple Present and
Present Continuous Tenses

Adjectives

107

Feelings and Emotions
Describing Usual and Unusual
Activities

jane Gazette

115

Can
Have to

APPENDIX
117

Listening Scripts
Thematic Glossary

Expressing Ability
Occupations
Looking for a Job
Expressing Obligation

Cardinal Numbers

Irregular Verbs: Past Tense

INDEX

Invitations

Future: Going to

Time Expressions
Want to

How

127

Intentions
Expressing Wants

Past Tense:
Regular Verbs
Introduction to Irregular
Verbs

139 ||

141

Reacting to Information
Reacting to Bad News
Apologizing
Asking the Time
Saying How You Feel
Giving an Excuse
Recommending Products

|

To Be: Past Tense

Linked Sounds
Reduced and
Reduced What are & Where are
Deleted h
Yes/No Questions with or

Stressed and Unstressed Words
Rising Intonation to Check Understanding
Emphasized Words
Blending with does
Reduced of

149

Deleted h

Reduced to
Can & Can't

157

Television Commercials
Describing Physical States and

|

Emotions

Going to & Want to

Past Tense Endings
Did you

Intonation of Yes/No Questions

Telling About the Past
Biographies and Autobiographies

- abe Gazette

3
13
21
30

40
51
57
74
84
95
103
111
123
135
142
153
159

Pronunciation

Reporting Past Actions and Activities
Giving Reasons
Giving Excuses

17)

(Communication Strategies)

Hesitating
Starting a Conversation

Past Tense:
Yes/No Questions
Short Answers
WH-Questions
Time Expressions

Say It!

Calling Someone You Know
on the Telephone
Introducing People
Expressing Gratitude
Complimenting

Past Actions and Activities
Ailments
Describing an Event
Making a Doctor’s Appointment

More Irregular Verbs

to

Attracting Someone's Attention

Weather Forecasts
Telling Time
Making Predictions

sabe Gazette

172

Meeting People
Greeting People
Checking Understanding

Describing Future Plans and

167
171
172
172

and WH-Questions

165

16
24
34
44
52

66
76
86
96
106
114
126
137
148
156
164


To Be:

Introduction

* Personal Information

¢ Meeting People

VOCABULARY PREVIEW

—-

Ee

3.

name

4.

address

5.

TGs

telephone number
phone number

1@


What's Your Name?

What’s* your name?

My name ig Maria.

What's your address?

My addresg ig 235* Main Street.

A WerimaatloblageeMntileua”

Where are ou from?

* What's = What is

235 = two thirty-five
741-8906 = seven four one — eight nine “oh” six

Answer these questions.
1. What’s your name?

2. What’s your address?

3. What’s your phone number?

4, Where are you from?

Now practice with other students in your class.

@2

My phone number is 741-8906*

,m from Mexico Cu.


Interview a famous person. Make up addresses, phone numbers, and cities. Use your
imagination! Practice with another student. Then present your role play to the class.

A.

What’s your name?

B.

My name is

A.

address?

B.
A.

phone number?

B.
A.

Where are you from?

B.

a famous actress

Meeting People
A.
B.
A.

Hello. My name is Peter Lewis.
Hi. I'm Nancy Lee. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.

Practice conversations with other students.
* president/ prime minister /leader

a famous athlete

the president*

of your country


WHAT'S YOUR NAME?

My name is David Carter.
I'm American. I’m from
San Francisco.

My name is Mrs. Grant. My
phone number is 549-2376.

My name is Ms. Martinez.
My telephone number is
(213) 694-5555. My fax
number is (213) 694-5557.

My name is Peter Black. My
address is 378 Main Street,
Waterville, Florida. My license
number is 921DCG.

My name is Susan Miller.

My apartment number is 4-B.

My name is Mr. Santini.
My e-mail address is
*

My name is William Chen. My address
is 294 River Street, Brooklyn, New York.
My telephone number is 469-7750. My
social security number is 044-35-9862.

* “TeacherJoe at worldnet-dot-com”

e4


v

READING CHECK-UP

MATCH

phone number
number

4-B


Đo

address
apartment

549-2376

Sie

name

William Chen
378 Main Street

e-mail address

044-35-9862

ro

social security number

.
.
.

a.
b.
a.

Mary Black
Mrs. Grant

4,

b.

265 Main Street

265 River Street

5.

a.
b.

5-C
9-D

6.

a.
b.

295-4870
259-4087

a.

032-98-6175

a.

b.




b.

032-89-6179

Now interview students in your class.
LAST NAME

What’s your last name?
Kelly.

a

How do you spell that?
K-E-L-L-Y.
What’s your first name?

Sarah.
How do you spell that?

S-A-R-A-H.

FIRST NAME


Ì ced Sounds

Listen.

Say it. Then listen.

Then say it.

My name is Maria.

My name is David.

My address is 10 Main Street.

My address
is 9 River Street.

My apartment number
is 3B.

is 941-2238.
My phone number

Write about yourself
in your journal.

|
|

My name is
| My address is
| My phone number is

Lm from

GRAMMAR
To BE
am

1am from Mexico City.
(am)
What's your name?
(What is)
My name is Maria.

are

Where are you from?

KEY VOCABULARY
PERSONAL

MEETING

INFORMATION

name
first name

telephone number
phone number

address

fax number

last name

e-mail address

@6

apartment number

PEOPLE

Hello.

Hi.

My name is
Im

Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.


To Be + Location
Subject Pronouns

ge bo
CP

ities a
Places
A
Fiaces
/

pen
pencil
book
desk
computer

bank
supermarket

post office

restaurant

library

living room
dining room
kitchen
. bedroom
bathroom


©

Us
2.
3.
4,
5.

pen
book
pencil
notebook
bookshelf

Sự

In the Classroom

globe
map
board
wall

10.
11.
12.
13.

clock
bulletin board
computer
table

14.
15.
16.
17.

chair
ruler
desk
dictionary


Where

Is It?

(Where is) Where’s the book?

Where's the book?)—>

(It is) It’s on the desk.

7]

2.

Where’s the board?

5.

Where’s the pencil?

8.

Where’s the dictionary?

¢@Where’s the computer?

9.

Where’s the bulletin
board?

Work with another student. Make a list of
all the objects in your classroom. Present
your list to the class. Who has the best list?


) At Home

————

=

4

1.

living room

4.

3.

kitchen

6.

2.

10

os

dining room

5.

bedroom

bathroom

attic

7.

yard

9.

basement

8.

garage

Si

:


7

Where Are You?
(| am)

I'm

(He is)
(She is)

He’s
She's

(It is)

(We are)
(You are)
(They are)

It's

in the kitchen.

We're
You're
They're

¢ We're in the
living room.

. Where are Mr. and Mrs.
Park?

7.

Where are you?

8.

Where are youand Ben?

9.

Where are Mr. and Mrs.
Hernandez?

1

Where Are They?

F

Ask and answer questions based on these pictures.

Albert?

fee

=.

2,

3.

Carmen?

____ Walter and Mary?

Aa

Tar

| 7 guts

=

TY

_—

Mr. and Mrs. Lee?

ï—

=

9.

.

Now add people and places of your own.

HÙNG...

@ 14

57.1...

?

12.

?


mae

ý

5

m

=

je

=

ALL THE STUDENTS IN MY ENGLISH

3

A

%

aes

CLASS ARE ABSENT TODAY

GC

Mone

All the students in my English class are

absent today.

George is absent.

He’s in the

hospital. Maria is absent. She’s at the
dentist. Mr. and Mrs. Sato are absent.

rs

ya

fx

VÀ?

5

—

14L

J SECURITY *

⁄

:

a

in bed!

What a shame! Everybody in my
English class is absent today. Everybody

By,

HỆ

<

except me.

a
X

Mr.ir. an and Mre.
rg. Gat
Sato

They’re at the social security office. Even
our English teacher is absent. He’s home

l

ourẠ English
teacher Pp
Cư

re

VY READING CHECK-UP

:

Nr

Wuat's THE ANSWER?

How About You?

YVAAAKABK

WA

Where are Mr. and Mrs. Sato?
Where’s the English teacher?

Wuat's THE WorD?

Where Are THEY?

Listen and choose the correct answer.

Listen and choose the correct place.

1.
2.
3.
4.

5.
6.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

bank
hospital
He’s
Hes
We're
We're

b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.

park
library
She’s
Shes
They’re
They’re

-

ia

Tell about YOUR English class:
Which students are in class today?
Which students are absent today?
Where are they?

Where’s George?
Where’s Maria?

a.
a.
a.
a.
a.
a.

——

a.
a.
a.
a.
a.
a.

living room

bathroom
garage
bathroom
kitchen
bedroom

b.
b.
b.
b.
b.
b.

dining room
bedroom
yard
bedroom
living room
basement

15@


Reduced and
Mr. dnd Mrs.

Listen.

Say it. Then listen.

Then say it.

Mr. And Mrs. Jones

Mr. And Mrs. Lee

Mr. And Mrs. Park

Mr. And Mrs. Miller
Walter dnd Mary

Jim And Pam

|

You And Ben

Draw a

J im And I

Work with another student.

picture of your

Draw a

apartment or house.
Label the rooms.

picture of your

classroom.
objects.

Label all the

GRAMMAR
SuBJECT PRONOUNS
To BE + LOCATION

am
is
Where
are

\?

(am)

he?

(He is)

she?
it?

we?

you?

they?

(She is)
(It is)

I'm
He's

She’s
It's

(We are)

We're

(They are)

They're

(You are)

in the kitchen.

Youre

KEY VOCABULARY
PLACES AT HOME

CLASSROOM OBJECTS

board
book

globe
map

chair

pencil

bookshelf
bulletin board
clock
computer

desk
dictionary

@16

attic
basement

PLACES AROUND TOWN

bank
hospital

notebook

pen

bathroom
bedroom

library
movie theater

ruler
table

garage
kitchen

post office
restaurant

wall

dining room

living room
yard

park

supermarket
Z00

GREETING PEOPLE

Hi.

How are you?
Fine. And you?

Fine, thanks.


eating
drinking
cooking
reading
studying

teaching
singing

sleeping
swimming
planting

. watching TV
listening to music
playing cards
playing baseball
playing the piano

l0,