eee ee Pern Roe aa Coe eee) Porn Sates ary cel Vocabulary Plural nouns | Look at the photos. Which things in the box can you see? Peer eRe no icog taxitaxis car/cars bussbuses—shop/s messages man/men womanivomen person/people child/children cityleities Ry Match the singular nouns in A withthe plural nouns in A B we 1 a student PS “iy 2 anad ) netionalities students PRONUNCIATION 1 Listen to the plural nouns in exercises 1and2. : 2. Practise saying them, Work in pairs and take turns. Student A say a singular noun from r exercise 1 or 2. Student B say a number and the plural noun, 20Grammar focus 1 this/that, these/those 1 (i)3.2 Listen to the conversations and choose the correct answers. ‘A: What's ‘this / that? A: Look at this / that shop! B: It's a sandwich! B: Yes, i's fantastic! ‘A: Are these / those taxis? A: ‘These / Those are my B: Yes, let's go! children, Jim and Alice. B: Hello! this/that, these/those Singular | this sandwich, this cor that shop, that bus Plural these children. these people those taxis, those countries 2a Choose the correct answers. What's the name of that / those shop? This / These people are Spanish. Who are that / those children? Look at this / these place! Is that / those your bus? This These students are my friends. Who are that / those women? This { These country is beautiful! eNvousuens b (3.3 tisten and check. eee 1 Liston again to the sentences in exercise 2a. Notice the pronunciation ofth- in this, that, these and thoe, 2 Practise saying ths, hat, these and chose 3. 23.4 Complete the conversations with this, that, these and those. Listen and check. it Az Alex, B: Hello, james. ‘A: Who's !__man? Br He's my teacher. ff is James. d ‘A:Where are’____ people A:+__two books, please. from? B: £10, please. B: They/te from Italy 4 Wotk in pairs and practise the conversations in exercises 1 and 3Reading and vocabulary Common adjectives 1_Look at the photos and read the text. 1 Where are they? 2. Are they on holiday or on business? 2a {i)3.5 Look at the pictures below. Listen and repeat the adjectives unfriendly cheap expensive fantastic fom awful it b_ Read the text in exercise 1 again and choose the correct adjectives 1 The people are friendly / unfriendly. 2 The hotel is cheap / expensive. 3 We are happy | sad. 4 The holiday is fantastic / awful << (936 Listen and check your answers. htp://mwa.mnessagebook.com Were in New York! The people here are friendly and our hotel is in the city centre. I’ fantastic! 12 people like this 7 Comments Jack Rose Is the hotel expensive? Amanda Foster No, itisnt. Its really cheap. Jack Rose What about the restaurants? Are they expensive? ter Nol The restaurants arentt expensive either! Theyre really ‘g00d... Italian food, Chinese food, Japanese food ... everything! Nicola Jameson What about things to do? Amanda Foster Lots of things to do... parks, shops, restaurants, museums! New York is one of my favourite cities. Its a fantastic holiday and we'e all very happy! © PRONUNCIATION 1 )'3.7usten again tothe adjectives in exercise 2a. Merk the mei stress. endly 2 Practise saying the words 3 Choose the correct answers. 1 The people are friendly / expensive. 2 That hotel is happy / cheap. 3 The holiday is fantastic / sad. 4 That shop is expensive / happy. 5 The waiter is cheap / unfriendly. 6 That man is sad / cheap. 4a Complete the sentences using the adjectives in exercise 2a, 1 Today tam 2 The people at my schooVwork are 3 The waiters in my favourite restaurant are My aityis Buses in my city are People in my country are aun b Work in pairs and compare your sentences.Going places | 03 Grammar focus 2 be with we and they ‘1 Choose the correct answers. Look at the text in. exercise 1 on page 22 to help you. 1 Weis / are all very happy. 2 The people here is / are friendly 3 The hotel isn't / aren’t expensive 4 The restaurants isn’t / aren't expensive be with we and they ‘+ | We're in New York (= we are) They're expensive. (= they are) =| We aren't in New York. (= are not) They aren't expensive (= are nat) 7 Are we in New York? ‘Are they expensive? Remember: He'sin New York. Itian't expensive. 2a Choose the correct answers. My name's Joana and I'm from Krakéw in Poland, My friends Giulia and Massimo ‘is / are also students. They «isn’t / aren't from Poland — they %s / are from Italy. We ‘is / are in Boston now ~ we is / are students at the university. Our flat ‘is / are very expensive, but the shops "isn’t / aren't expensive. The people ‘is / are very friendly ~ Boston *is / area fantastic city! b (as Listen and check. Sumiko and 1\___ from Tokyo in Japan and we *__ engineers. We * in Japan now —we +___ in Sydney in Australia for a conference. Alex and Kim +__ also engineers They *_ from Japan they -___from Brazil. Sydney | agreatcity and the conference | fantastic. But the restaurant inthe | hotel ®___ good - the food "_ awful and the waiters "____unffiendly, Ba_Complete the text with is, isn't, are or aren't. » (139 Listen and check. 4a. Write four sentences about the groups of people on pages 22 and 23. Don't write their names. They're on holiday. They're from Brazil b- Work in pairs and take turns. Read your sentences to ‘your partner. Your partner says who the people are. They're on holiday. 7 Z| amanda Foster and her farily ae on holidayListening and vocabulary Food and drink ‘Ta £3.10 Look at the pictures. Listen and repeat the words. ‘apples bread cheese chicken coffee eggs milk pasta potatoes. rice = tea. ~— water b Write the words from 1a in the correct place. 1 Drink tea, ___,_,__ 2 Meat and fish: 3 Fruit: 4 Vegetables: 5 Other food: bread, i (3.11 Listen and check Practise saying the words. 2a Look again atthe food and drink in exercise Ta, Write 1,2.0r 3 next to each item, 1 =horrible 2 =OK 3 =delicious b Work in pairs and compare your ideas. I think coffee is delicious! 3s ()2.72 Listen to three people talking about their breakfast and complete the table. 27 Tfood Brink Jim, USA black coffee no mil) Kumiko, Japan Tomas, Poland rice with fish b Discuss what is a typical breakfast for you. Task Talk about your favourite food Preparation Listening ‘1 Workin pairs. Which food and drink can yousee in the photos? fice) vegeta chicken bread pasta coffee rik cheese icecream tea orenge banena apple fish tomato potatoes 2a 4113.13 Listen to two people, Rob and Barbara, talking about their favourite food and drink Complete the table below. Rob Barbara Nationality Engish italian Favourite food Favourite fruit or vegetable Favourite drink Listen again and tick the questions and answers you hear in the Useful language box (a and b)..2 Questions What's your favourite food? What's your favourite fruit or vegetable’ What's your favourite drink? What's atypical ernk in (tly)? \What about you? b Answers My tavourite food is japanese food). My favourite foad lent (English, Japanese food is my favourite Pesta very popular in Italy Tea ise popular drink in England. My favourite drink is coffe, think Task Speaking Complete the first column of the table with information about you. Ask your teacher for any words/phrases you need, You Your partner Favourite food Favourite fruit or vegetable Favourite drink petri \Work in pairs and take turns. Ask your partner questions and favourite food and drink. complete the table, Use the questions and answers in the Useful language box to help you. ec ered eer) > Useful language a and b errenns Share your film/recording with Tell the clas about you and your partner. SpeenSpeaking Ina café 1 © Watch the video and choose the correct answers 1. The man and the woman are at home / on holiday. 2 Itis breakfast time / lunchtime. 3 To eat, the couple order something different / the same thing. 4 To rink, the couple order something different / the same thing. 2 Watch again. Write P (Peter) or M (Mary) next to the food and drink they order. Food Drink + cheese + apple ju + eggs + coffee (black) + fish + coffee (with milk) + fruit + orange juice + soridwic + tea (black) + toast + tea (with milk) + water 3a_Who says these phrases? Write P (Peter), M (Mary) or W (Waiter). Yes, please? W For you, madam? What's this? Eggs for me, please. The same for me, please, ‘And to drink, madam? Can | have coffee, please? Black coffee, Can | have tea, please? With milk. Anything else? Nothing for me Can | have the bill, please. Sewrvausuns b. Wath again and check your answers. PRONUNCIATION 1 © Watch and listen to the key phrases. 2 Practice saying them. 4a Complete the conversation with the words in the box. Coffee chicken Nothing sir water wanrens Yes, please? customer A Can | have a sandwich, please? A sandwich, waren: ‘And for you, ? customer 8:2 for me, thank you waren: ‘And to drink? customer a: Can! have+__, please? CUSTOMER 8 for me, please, With milk ‘waren: ing else? CUSTOMER B: nk you. b Work in groups of three. Practise saying the conversation. 5 Work in groups of three. Prepare and practise a similar conversation. Change the information in the ‘29pS with the words in the box or your own ideas. cheese fish madam orange juice pasta teaRead the postcard and answer the questions. 1 Whois it from? 2 Whois she with? 3 Where are they? Read Carolyn's email to her friend. Complete the gaps with the words in the box. expensive fantastic friendly on holiday Seeyou We're au BY sje cnn ty in Turkey v is cheap but the The restauran food isrit Write your own postcard or email. Include these ‘things: + greeting + amessage (say where you are, who you're with, information about the food/weather/people, et) + amessage ending AFTER UNITS 2 AND 3 YOU CAN... DO og cae eer ot aero ey Ask and answer questions about peoples’ age. Le se ea ae Cee Eas Re oneee eet Re cern aed any and a lot of (with there is/are) Vocabulary: Places in a town; Resto Pare ot) feat Tc CS a Vocabulary Places in a town Look at the map. Listen, point to and repeat the places. acafé —arestaurant acinema hotel a supermarket abank —abus stop ‘train station a square a park ‘a car park ashopping centre Gea een 11 Usten again to the places in exercice 1 and mark the stress. ackté a fstaucant 2 Practise saying thom, \rite the places in exercise 1 in the correct place. Some words belong in more than one category eating trave getting money buying food