OXFORD % Nw & % ' @ g’ @ : 9 J eh base” M., ? ! ©. 7 Gree grin. GS eUsare * 2 3. ; e & s ‘@ so x + rt ~é. ‘ es ea é Ws “<.- Christina Latham-Koenig a © ¢ %@ Clive Oxenden e ».@ ‘e g Jerry Lambert v 4 eg ~~ © Paul Seligson’ ) N Welcome to the class “Ny nanet ord ores Sr MAT ‘1 GRAMMAR verb be subject © Complete the conversations with a subject pronoun (J, she, etc.) and ‘m, ’s, or ‘re. pronouns @ Complete column 1 with the words in the box. 1A What's your phone number? Then write the contractions in column 2. B its __s55-3148, she are they & | re Tints 2A How are you? B fine, thanks. lrsiltors! eiGonbaction! 3 Alex and Beth are students. at school ‘Lam 2m. in San Francisco. yous a he! 4 A Is Annain your salsa class? a B No, _____in my English class it |* 5 Hil l’m Monika, __my partner. wre —_ 6 This is Mark your teacher. 7 A Ave you and Oliver in Class 2? b Complete the sentences with ‘m, ’s, or ‘re. BNo,_____in Class 3 ° {rte Youre_ | in ny class, (i 7 cess —_) (— toviee.} 2 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, word stress a Write the words in the chart. meet fine six man ten eight three well nice in thanks day (mean b @1.1 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. Teachers J] €__ Underline the stressed syllable in these words. 1 sandwich 6 goodbye 2 teninis 7 elmail 3 eighteen 8 interjnet 4 thirteen 9 computer 5 basketball 10 hotel d_ @'1.2 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words.3 VOCABULARY days of the week, numbers 0-20 d ‘a Put the letters in order to make days of the week, Remember to start with a CAPITAL LETTER. ersaydut nyauds hrdytusa odnyma dfaryi dsyeeawnd euasdty b Continue the series. 1 five, six, seven, eight ine . ten. 2 six, eight, ten, 7 3 sixteen, seventeen, 4 five, seven, nine © Complete the sentences with days of the week or numbers. a 930-930 990-1020 | 1190. 12004 200-800 300-400 490-800 [ 520-690 | Ihave thre classes on Monday. Ihave six classes on have classes on Wednesday. 1 2 3 4 Ihave five classes on 5 Ihave classes on Friday, 6 I have two classes on Complete the words with a, €, i, 0, or u. 1 Hello. I'm Lola. Y__‘te in my English cl_ss, 2 Ohl N_c_ tom__t] a [4 Well, sy on M_nd_y, Lola y an (3 Nc t yt 5 No, the el_ss is on T__sd_y, not M_nd_y! ALOne world 1 VOCABULARY countries, d numbers 21-100 Complete the chart with countries and nationalities. Cat) [ Nationality 1 ‘Argentina “argentiian 2 Brazilan China 3 + English France : . Wish Mexico rm : Peruvian Thailand ¥ 7 Turkish Complete the sentences with a country or 2 nationality. Ivana is from Russia, She's Russia Bratwurst is German, It's from Gaxmany Lils from China. He's My fiends are Canadian. They're from 7 Chloe is fram the US. She's Honda cars are Japanese. They're from Gazpacho is from Spain. I's We're Vietnamese. We're from (Omar and Laila are from Morocco. Theyre 10. 'm Czech. I'm from the Complete the sentences with a continent. © China isin Asia Argentina is in S A The Czech Republic isin E Morocco is in A The US isin N. A Sydney isin A aT eel very comfortable in New York, ina Sty where there isno such thing as “nationality” ‘Bernard Tschum, Swiss architect, Write the numbers in words. cen era LAND ent rd BI TVs:} 1. Spain ninety-fo . France 2 England E Ireland 3 the US Japan 4 Turkey . the Czech Republic PRONUNCIATION /a), consonant sounds /tf), /f, id3), word stress 1.3 Listen and Gircle)the syllable with /9! in these words. 1 Arig 5 Eurlope 2 Chilna 6 Brazil 3 Gerimalny 7 Thailand 4 Irelland 8 Jalpan 1.3 Listen again and repeat the words. @1.4 Listen and Gircle)the word with a different sound. if. chess 1 Czech English) Freneh GB ime 3 Spanish Japenese Argentinian 1.4 Listen again and repeat the words.3. GRAMMAR verb be [=] and a Re-order the words to make questions. 1 your/'s / name / What? What's yourmame? 2 she / Where /'s/ from? 3. America / from / they / South / Are? 4 Turkey / you / Are / from? 5 from/he/ Vietnam / Is? 6 five / room / we / Are / in? b Match these answers to the questions in a. a Yes, he is. b She's from Mexico. No, I'm not. d Yes, they are. Michael. fet f No, we aren't ¢ Complete B's sentences. 1A Toronto isin the US. B tisn’t inthe US. it's in. Canada. 2A We're in room 219. B We aren't in room 219, we're in___ room 309. 3A He's Mexican, B Peruvian, 4 A Istanbul and Ankara are in Morocco. B Turkey. 5 A Sophie is British, B American. 6 A Sushiis from China. B Japan 7 A You're Vietnamese. B Thai. 8 A The tango is Brazilian. B Argentinian 2 d_ Complete the conversation. Write the questions. A 'What's yourname? B My name's Dani _ ee) B No, I'm not American, A Where 2 B I'm from Guadalajara in Mexico. a. 2 B Yes, | am, Ima student at a language school. A ‘Where 2 B My teacher is from the UK. Her name's Fiona. AY 2 B No, she isn’t English. She's Scottish. Answer the questions about you. 1 What's your name? My name's i 3 Where are you from? tim. 2 Are youa student? 4 Where's your teacher from? 5 Ishe/she American?_ zi its the teacher that makes the 4 What's your email? chal pug hr 1 possessive acjecives my. jour et] 4 VOCABULARY classroom language 6 CEPSEVE ro denwocen oblate ew yuuePp.tPr Kes DN FiVvigso sD AC OcC BA fhomerputTreer How AL LUN AF D0 OR MP nip etter ace eae 2 PRONUNCIATION /ov,, /u/, /ar/, ee Pee the alphabet b Match 1-12 to a+! to make classroom phrases. a @15 Listen and Gircle the word with a different vowel sound. 1 Answer _h 2 your books, please 2 Close _f_ b to page 25. ae 300 c the text. OO phone 1 knew don't ‘herth) 4 Go 6d exercise 5 Listen e down, u beat! | 2 ewe eau yout 6 Open the door 7 Read ¢ your cell phone. ase GT car 3 Argentinin start vocabulary 9 Stand i at the board. SS — 10 Turn off i vp. QD? shone 4 ge close do M1 Look kin pais 12 Work __ | and repeat. b_ @1.5 Listen again and repeat the words. © Complete the classroom language sentences. t (chotEonclendoeel, ¢ @ 1.6 Listen and €irclé)the letters with a different 28 tim late vowel sound. 3 Canth a.copy, pl 2 4 How do you sp it? wel u & ae, 5 Wh age is it? 6H de you ny “hoy” in Engh? train | tree | boot | egg bike 7 C___youhelp me, pl 2 1 2 3 4 5 8 Sorry, can your that, pl 2 + : ie F e 9 Idor't kn a 4 a 7 . d_ @1.6 Listen again and repeat the words / letters.3 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives d_ Gircléithe correct word. @ Complete the chart. ‘A What's "you /Gaudfirst name? cc ee a B Gisele. ‘Subject pronouns ‘A What's *you / your last name? 1 B Braga 2 om ‘A Where are *you/ your from? i 3 B I'm from Sao Paulo 7 = ‘A What's “you / your address? : B Avenida Paulista, 9200, its) ‘A What's Syou / your zip code? = a B 0131-300. you 7 ‘A What's ®you / your email address? . their B gisele246@braga.br ‘A What's ’ you / your phone number? b_ Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective. B 35233788. ‘ A How old are ®you / your? 1 Her name's Kate Riese 2 name's Edward. He's from Australia. 3 We're students teacher's from the US. : teen naeal 4. I'm Brazilian family i from Sao Paulo, Wrie fil selarioss: 5 Ws. Chinese restaurant name is Merry City 6 A What's phone number? + yy aetveneks B Mycell phone number? It's 917-555-0156 7 They're Irish. last name's O'Neil. 2 My estar © Write sentences with possessive adjectiv 3 Im 2 you 3 Victor 4 We 2 5 Rosie 6 Markand = 71 8 You and your Maria friends 1 it'smy phone. 2 It’s your 3 It's 4 pe 5 6 7 810 Practical English Arriving in London checking in. Vina hotel | VOCABULARY in a hotel Complete the words. is eae 1 the elevator ae 2as room 5 thef fl Bad room 2 CHECKING IN Complete the sentences with the words in the box. or elevator have key moment right sign spell you 1 thave a reservation, 2 Can you here, please? 3 The is over there. 4 Thank 5 Can you that, please? 6 That's 7 Here's your 8 Justa b Complete the conversation with the phrases in a. A Good evening, sr. B Hello. "Lhave a reservation My name's Carl Zimmerman, Ae 2 B ZL-M-M-E-RM-AN. A Thank you. For three nights? B Yes.° ‘A Can | have your passport, please? Bt Here you are, A Thank you. 2 Thank you. e It’s room 403, on the fourth floor. ey Enjoy your stay, Mr. Zimmerman. mi 3 WOULD YOU LIKE. Look at the pictures. Complete the conversations. 1 A Wouldyou like a coffee 7? a £2 A wou 5 ify’: swe ' : ww 4A 2 { 98 4 SOCIAL ENGLISH Complete the missing words in the conversations. 1A B 2A B Hello? Hello, this is David Barnsley. Where are you from? I'm from Boston, What a you? Sorry. No pr es Hello? Ith Tom? ‘Are you on vacation? No. I'm here on b Is 10:30 OK for you? Yes, that’s p Would you like another drink? No thanks. It's t for bed,Can you remember...? 1 ‘| GRAMMAR Complete the sentences with one word. 1 Are you from France? 2 Manaus in the south of Brazil I's in the north 3 Please tun off cell phone. 4 They from New Zealand, They're Australian. 5 I'm 19, How old are 2 6 your teacher English or American? 2 VOCABULARY ircle.the word that is, Monday Wednesday (Franca) Seturdoy four finetsan' clever today thirteen forty seventy ninety Spanish Mexico Canada China Europe Spain Turkey Japanese Irish Thai Germany listen understand answer door desk repeat table chair ifferent. Russia 3 PRONUNCIATION leithe word with a ifferent sound. G tae |1 he (fi) please meet train |2 bye eight say they bike 3.1 five his my phone 4 de knew open Mexico computer |5 Asia Ireland Merocco table jazz 6 German go Japan page BPC B B+ 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY Read about the people. CLASS PROFILE: CLASS A 10 laa, b, orc al This is Suki to. "_a student from ‘Yokohama in Japan. Yokohama ® ‘a city south of Tokyo. Suki is 25. 3__ email address is s.ito@mail.com. Enzo and Vitor“ __ students, too. ‘They're * __, from Salvador in the east of the country. * _last name is Oliveira, 7__name is Susan MeGuirre, ''m an English teacher, but American. m from Toronto in®__. Suki, Enzo, and Vitor are my students, and" __ very good! AS b Hes © Shed bis © are b tis € tts bis ewe b Brediin —¢: Bra b Your € Hs b Her ¢ My b notbe © amno b North American © Canadian b theyre € shes‘A messy kitchen ie) Are you neat or messy? aioe, ‘| VOCABULARY things, in, on, under a Complete the crossword. ‘Clues across > Clues down a b Complete the sentences with in, on, or under. $15. 1 Your glasses are on 2 My laptop is mybag. 3 Her headphones are the newspaper. the table. 4 Your pencil is 5 His watch is the desk. 6 My|D cardis my notebook, wallet.GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns Write it’s + a/ an. 1 tsa charger. 2 Itsan umbrella S wallet. ID card tablet. email lamp. debit card, Write each word in its plural form in the correct column, address book city class country dictionary key pencil photo magazine sandwich ticket watch window “s es ies books ‘addresses | cities Complete the chart. Look at the picture. A. What are the things? 1 ita phone, They're tt ison The dictionaries are 2 3 4 5 6 B_ Where are the things? 1 2 3 The charger 4 5 6 Complete the sentences with a word from the chart in €. 1 Lucyis a very nice person. 2 My English teacher is a His name's Wiliam. 3 Ihave two . They're three and six years old, 4 The elevator is for six snot seven, 5 Are these sunglasses for men or 2 [FURIE] f Write about your bag, desk, or office. Choose five things Singular Plural your bag, desk, ng} aE Tierel from the box. Where are they? 7 women ibook change purse creditcard headphones keys person y laptop pen phone purse sunglasses wallet ‘ children 1) Mybook is in my bag, 3 PRONUNCIATION final -s and -es a Circléone word in each group that ends in /izl 1 coins wallets change pu Bidasses "phone. scimort 3 photos watches headphones a tbeume pone, sarc Si ragatinas!| planes” neampaper b © 2.1 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words.=) Made in America Enns ‘| VOCABULARY colors, adjectives, modifiers @ Put the letters in the correct order to make colors. chiwt iknp rde rgaone ewlyol nerge ebul white bonwr ryag 10 Ikabse b Write the opposite adjectives. “Americans still believe in an America) ‘here anything is possible. Barack Obama, US president 2 GRAMMAR adjectives a b Are the phrases in bold right (7) or wrong (x)? Correct the wrong phrases. 1 It'sa day long, % along day 2 They're dirty windows. v 3 They're good photos. 4 I’sa house big. 5 They're magazines old, 6 7 8 ° It's a new phone. I's an empty room, They're watches expensive, They're white headphones. 10 They're youngs women, Put the words in the correct order. 1 really / We /are / hungry Tugy beautiful are really hungry 2 safe dangera 2 expensive / an / That's / phone 3 dark 4 low 3 very / My / long / hair /is 5 tall 6 full 4 new / they / Are / students ? 7 small 8 rich 5 boots / really / Your / dirty / are 9 new 10 wrong 6 city /It/an /old /is M bad 12 slow 7 very / book / good / That / isn't /a 13 weak 14 the same 8 big / house / very /is / His ‘© Complete the sentences with the opposite adjectives and the word in parentheses. 1 The sandwiches aren't very expensive. (realy) They're really cheap, 2 This pizza isn't very hot. (really) It’s 3 The windows are realy dirty. (very) They aren't 4 Your children aren't very old. (really) Theyre 5 That movie isn't very good. (really) It’s 6 This book is really short. (very) Ieisnit© Complete the sentences. Use two words fromthe Write sentences about your things. Use very / boxes. Add a / an where necessary. really. Use the words in the box to help you. Nouns bike car cat computer country dog house phone town watch ti Adjectives bigismall beautiful/ugly cheap/expensive clean/dirty fast/slow old/new young/old My. watch is really expensive, My computer isn’t very fast. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 PRONUNCIATION long and short vowel sounds Nouns ‘a Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the ——_________ same vowel sound. Use a/ an with singular nouns. animals cars city country language people Adjectives Adjecti : big blue clean good hot long beautiful big dangerous difficult fast rich Nouns 1 Canada is a big country. book city dogs jeans shoes song 2 Venice is 3 Lamborghinis are 4 Crocodiles are Go fr anociy 5 Beverly Hillsis a place for 6 Chinese is ® Gwe 2 d_ Write sentences with is very (adjective), isn’t very (adjective), or is (adjective). a 3 a rt 4 vs Rob Rita slim ‘Age 25 5 5 5 Height | 6 feet, 5 inches inches | 5 feet, 9 inches 6 ‘Age (old/young) 1 Rob is very younglisn't very old tees 2 Rita sal b_ @2.2 Listen and check. Then listen again and sae repeat the words. Height (tall/short) 4 Rob 5 Rita 6 im 156 ‘| VOCABULARY feelings a Complete the adjectives with the missing vowels. 1 angry Ss_d 2th_rsty 6 str_ss_ 3h_ppy 7bord 4c_id ght d oh _ngry wt_r_d Mworr 12 fr_ght_n_d b Complete the sentences with adjectives 1-6 in a. ‘Don't worry, be happy. Bobby McFerrin, American musician © Complete the sentences with the correct form of be and adjectives 7-12 ina. 1. My mother isin the hospital We're worried. 4 Is 100°, He =<—_— 5 The class is very long. They 6 It’s time for lunch. She2 GRAMMAR imperatives, let's ‘¢ Compete the conversations with a suggestion or an imperative. Use the a Match the sentences to the pictures. words below. Let’sgo-home. Let's go there. Let's not eat here. go toa restaurant openawindow Let's open the window. Let's sit here. Let's park here. watch F¥. have a drink go on vacation close the door go home 1A I'mbored. (suggestion) B Let! V 2 A I'mhot (imperative) B Open awindos 3. A I'm hungry! (suggestion) 8 4A I'm cold. (imperative) 8 I'm stressed. (suggestion) o> 6 A I'mthirsty. (imperative) 8 7 A I'mtired. (suggestion) 8 3 PRONUNCIATION linking 2 2.3 Listen and complete the sentences. 1 Look at the board 2 the TV. 3 the teacher. 4 the window. 5 athome, 6 b Complete the sentences with a verb from the box. Use peu or aLlimperative. b @2.3 Listen again and repeat the es ie sentences. answer elose cross do look read stop tun 1 Look ___ at the board. 2 Don't close the door. El 3 the questions. 4 talking! 5 exercise bE] 6 off your cell phone. 7 the text. El 8 the road there, E] 7Brovcara apa Qh America: the good & the bad “stmrisiae \ ‘Dan Rather, jourelist ‘| VOCABULARY verb phrases irela\the correct verb. 1 goAplaptennis 2 take/wearan umbrella 3 do/ make yooa 4 say! speak sory 5 ke live animals 6 read/ watcha book 7 do! want. coffee 8 say/ speak German b_ Match the verbs and nouns to make verb phrases. need _f a homework 2 drink bIv 3 weer ¢ acer 4g0 water Slive ¢ tothe movies 6 do f-anewphone 7 watch g inan apartment 8 drive __ h glasses © Complete the verb phrases. and E] a Circleithe correct answer, a or b. 1 Alot of American people ... animals. Gis) kes 2 ae wont menses corte b domaret Sic 1 nek ne pt a dive b dives g—__ 4 Americans ... fast food every day. a dered b doonttet 5 You... alotofbooks al i reads 6 My boyfriend ... English 2 don't speak —b doesn't speak 7 We ... a new computer. 2 need b needs 8 |... Chinese. 2 don't speak —_b doesn't speak aw. inan 4 tob Complete the sentences. d_ Complete the You column in the chart. Then write or =| sentences, 1 don't pla (©ot play) tennis, 2 They________{not go) to the movies. 3 Paul {have} four young children 4 Her father. {not work) in an office. Sit (ir) ot yarn (igs non 6 We (ive) in a big apartment etree v x 7 My parents (oot speak) English i 7 5 8 My ote (study) at Tuts Lae a a 9 You {not do) your homework, do houseworlc ie me 10 The restaurant (open) at 11:30. ley the guitar 7 “ ¢ Complete the text with al or El verb from the Ryan box. 1 Ryaneats vegetables cook finish go like live study want work = hecoeeniwery 3 He 4 5 Sarah 6 Sarah 7 She 8 9 10 You m1 2 B 4 15 Hil 'm Hannah and T'm a student. Iie ‘nan apartment with two other gis: Aisha and 3 PRONUNCIATION third person -s Holly. Aisha and 1__| ircle'the word that ends in (17: history, but Holly a # GieDthe word that ends in ‘nan office. She isn't very happy because 1 les works she4 Eyher job. She 2 lives drinks 5 nen pel Achaerd 3 drives finishes plays « to school at 830 in the 4 uses takes——_speaks Se Every ate, 5 does listens closes Inthe evening, we® inner 6 changes gives wears for Holy, and she's very happy. b 2.1 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words.Choose a jab you love and you vil 9to5 Daoenenrneete Confucius, Chinese philosopher CEnnnnne) 4 GRAMMAR simple present © Make questions using the words in eh 7 Parentheses and the verbs in the box. ‘a Are the questions right (¥) or wrong (x)? 3 Do they wear a uniform? ac (your parents) a 5 housework on the 4 Do Grace do a lot of overtime’ eee) 6 a uniform? (Miriam) 5 Do you have a college degree? in See 7 good English in your country? (people) 6 Do your room have a desk? ia 8 a lot of money? (they) 7. De your office have big windows? 2 VOCABULARY jobs Stason 2 Gircla)SIXTEEN more jobs. 9 Do your gitlfriend drive? A ETEMANAGERO 10 De your teacher speak Turkish? MR eWYREFCPLW UL AWYERALIAE b Complete the questions with does, do, is, or are. Then match the questions to the answers. [eae ee ae ee ee 1 What does she do? < oR HN R CRT AONW 2 What they do? clo EAC TORDNTUA he an architect? : hu REHWSAEVRI 4 What you do? | 5 they police officers? Al FATLMEREST 6 Where she work? Nitec ete teaose 7 she a student? wae ees UEENESOLDIER Hessneeen TSULCHEFODRI ina restaurant - she's a waitress. RDENTISTAUOL ’ She's adoctor d No, they're lawyers. fe V'mabair stylist. £ No, he’s an engineer. 4g They‘ pilots. hh No, she's a teacher.b Complete the jobs with the missing vowels. 3,6, 1,0, or u. administrator tx deve fot_ry wotk_r re pt__n_st tt_nd_ant cc__nt_nt hr styl_st sccorplyr sis 1 2 3 4 5 fl_ght 6 7 8 ss_st_nt ‘© Complete the job descriptions with a verb from the box. You can use some verbs more than once. dive earn wear work have speak travel 1 “lwork the day or at night. Sometimes |? sometimes | walk don't? i inside and outside during acarand 2 lot of money. uniform." 2 “Iwork in an office with a computer, or outside with other people. i French and Spanish and I sometimes to different countries. | don't wear a uniform. 17 for a newspaper” wear a uniform and | work with other people. | a college degree, but | don't a lot of money. | work during the day or at night, but I don’t work outside, ic in ahospital.” d_ Match the descriptions in ¢ to a job. ‘a police officer f ‘Complete the sentences with the words from the box. aan at for in retired unemployed He studies history at 1 school, 2 My brothers engineer. 3. We work ‘an American company. 4 [don't have a job. I'm 5 Paola is receptionist. 6 My grandparents are 75. They're 7 They work a factory, Choose a job from a, b, or d, or use your own job. ‘Answer the questions with short answers. 1 Do you work outside? Yes, do, / No. don't Do you work on the weekend? Do you work long hours? Do youget vacation time? Do you speak foreign languages? Do you travel to different countries? Do you wear special clothes? 8 Do you like your job? Write a short paragraph about the job in f. Use your answers to help you. PRONUNCIATION Jar! Circle five words with /ot/ and write them in the chart. airport eam engineer Europe fer here joumalist nurse service short sure thirsty tired worker ‘eam. a @3.2 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words.Love me, love my dog ‘| GRAMMAR word order in questions a Write the question with the word in parentheses in the correct place. Remember to start with a CAPITAL LETTER. 1 how old you? (are) How old are you? 2 you lke animals? (do) 3. your dog hungry? (is) 4 how many languages you speak? (do) 5 youa vet? (are) 6 where your teacher from? (is) 7 your house have a big yard? (does) b Carl and Lily are new friends. They go for a coffee. Complete the questions. € 50 Lily, where do you lve? L South of Denver. In a big apartment. oe with your parents? L No, lve with my sister? any brothers and sisters? € Ihave a sister. She's 20. ae a student? No, she works. She's a salesperson. L_ What about you? § work? € Inahotel a your job? € Yes, Ido. | ove it! Kidog isthe only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself ‘Josh Blings, humorist, and lecturer ‘© Make questions with the words in parentheses. 1 IeLuciana (Luciana / be) 2 Doyouwant a flight attendant? acoffes? (you / wan) 3 What (your phone number / be) 4 How (Ton' / go) 5 What sports 2 (you / like) 6 tied? (you/be) 7 Where 2 (my keys / be) 8 dogs? (your boyfriend / ike) to work? 2 VOCABULARY question words a Match questions 1-8 to answers a-h, Where do you work? a What car do you drive? ‘When do you go to the movies? ‘What kind of movies do you like? How many children do you have? ‘Who's your favorite actor? Why do you like him? ‘Which do you prefer, tea or coffee? On the weekend. Because he's great! Ina factory. Chris Hemsworth AFord. ‘Action movies, Tea zoteagce Two.b Circleithe correct question words. 1A How many /(Wheny/ Who do you play the guitar? B In the evening. 2 A What kind of / Which / Why music do you like? B Rock. 3A What/ Where / Who do you do? B I'man engineer 4 A Howmany/ When / Wr speak? B Three. languages do you 5A. What kind of / Where / Why is it cold in here? B Because the window is open. & A What/ When / Whois your favorite singer? B Adele. 7 & How many/ What kind of / Which do you prefer, movies or theater? B Movies. 8 A What/ Where / Why do you study English? B Ata language school ‘¢ Complete the questions. 1 Wha ‘s your name? My name's Ahmed. 2 do you live? Ive in Ankara in Turkey. 3 do you have English classes? (On Tuesdays and Thursdays. 4 students are in your class? Twelve. 5 food do you like? Uke Italian. 6 do you prefer, basketball or | prefer basketball 7 's your favorite singer? Ed Sheeran. a do you like hin? Ike him because he's a really good singer. ‘Answer the questions in ¢ for you. 1 Myname's 21 3 PRONUNCIATION question words, sentence stress Match question words 1-7 to the words with the same sounds a-g. 1 why _d a you 2 which b but 3 who € there 4 what any 5 how e ten 6 when Fick 7 where g now Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. Underline the stressed words. 1. What do you do? 2 Where do you live? 3 What car do you drive? 4 What kind of movies do you like? 5 Who's your favorite singer? 3.4 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the sentences, 23Practical English At a coffee shop ‘| VOCABULARY telling the time Complete the times. It’s eight-thirty /half past eigh it i a a eT ee Ws. Wes. Wes. Wes. Wes Wes. 2 BUYING A COFFEE a Order the conversation. HINA Can |help you? No thanks. How much is that? Anything else? Thanks. $3.65, Thank you. And your change. Sorry, how much? Regular or large? Yes. Can! have a latte, please? That's $3.65, please. To go. To have here or to go? Large, please, b Complete the conversation with the phrases in the box. Can! have here helpyou how much ‘or double isthat togo your change A Can | *halp you? BYes.?_________—have an espresso, please? A Single * 2 B Single, please, A To have here or BTo* A Anything else? B No thanks. How much * 2 1A That's $280, please. B Sorry,” 2 ‘A $2.80. Thank you. And here's ® B Thank. SOCIAL ENGLISH phrases Re-order the words to make phrases. 1 we /Here / are Here we are. tsb tee Sah 2 you/ something / drink / like / Would /t0 3 to/later/ Talk / you 4 this/ the / in / US / your / Is / first / time ‘Complete the conversations with the phrases in a. 1 A OK. Here we are This is your hotel. B_ Oh, it's very nice. 2A Pleasesitdown, B Nothanks. I'm fine. 3 A Nice to meet you, 2 B_ No, it isn't. | know New York very well B Bye!Can you remember...? 1-3 he See ‘| GRAMMAR 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses, 1 Um very happy today. (not be) 2 Nurses very long hours. (work) 3 the TV. | want to watch this show. (not turn off) 4 It’s small town. It an airport. (not have) 5 you hungry? It’s lunch time. (be) 6 your teacher glasses? (wea) VOCABULARY Circle'the word that is different. tablet charger laptop Guestiod window coin change purse wallet strong bag expensive young wrong wear tall 1 a a 4 clean 5 cheap worried bored angry 6 7 8 cook drink eat late tissue doctor lawyer vet who watch where which PRONUNCIATION Circle'the word with a different sound. 1 nurse hor’) thirsty work 2 blue book cook ‘ul 3 drink high live rich 4 actor bag black take 5S does drives DP shower |6 slasses Lip om * travels watches musielan Russian Read the article. Circlela, b, or ¢. 10 My day Sort eee ST beach in California. Evie* with dogs, but she isn’t et ry mrs eee ees ee ree oups of dogs. In the morning, eee eee Ce a ee their walk, but they're happy. In the afternoon, Evie cere Pesce 0s to the park with four or five small love the park and they ch ee et she likes her job very much, a has oe © have a job work © works a doctor b vet © avet a doesn'twork —b notwork —€ don't work a big dogs b dogsbig bigs dogs ‘a alongwakk —b longwalk ¢ awalk long a bored b tired © stressed a doesn'twant —b notwant —¢ don’t want a her b his © your a do b does cisFamily photos y "A colebrityis a person who works hard all his lfe to become well-known, then wears ‘dark glasses to avoid being recognized. Fred Allen, American comedian GE A) GI ‘| GRAMMAR possessive ‘s, Whose...? ‘Add an apostrophe (’) in the correct place in these sentences. Martha is my brothers girlfriend. Do you know Barbaras sister? Tims wife is Brazilian. | work in my fathers store. The Volvo is my parents car The childrens room is very messy. (Chriss friends are in Thailand, Where is the mens hair stylist? Look at the ‘sin the sentences. Write A (possessive) or B (i) 1 Kate's sisters a lawyer A His mother's very short. a My cousin's apartment is very big, Ourgrandfather’s7Otodsy. Their uncle's a pilot. Jim's children wear glasses My brother's wif plays the piano Her name's Lucy as Complete the sentences with whose or who's. 1 Whose bag is that? 2 Who's the woman in the red dress? 3 Gietionary is this? 4 her husband? 5 the man with the notebook? 6 pens are they? 7 your English teacher this year? 8 books are they? Write questions about the photos. 1. Whose phone is it? 2 Whose sunglasses are 3. Whose charger 4 Whose. 5 6 “a "te. © iy boytiend wan sandra o M my sister my father Amy ‘Answer the questions in d. 1 ies my boytt ' 2 They'te Wvan's 3 it's 4 5 6 VOCABULARY family Complete the chart. f | ‘grandmother grandfather mother 7 7 uncle wile 7 : brother doughter . t nephewb Complete the sentences. d_ Think about people in your family. What 1 ag eas rotor i ft are their names? Write about six people. My sister's daughter is my My mothers name is Lola, My mother's sister is my My father's mother is my My aunt's daughter is my My mother's father is my My brother's son is my My sister's husband is my My husband's mother is my 10 My father’s new wife is my 3 PRONUNCIATION (nj, the letter o ¢ Look at the family tree. Answer the questions about. a Cross out the three words with a different 's family. sound. brother hungry sen nurse husband uncle cousin model fone couple young mother journalist Menday ugly Morin b 4.1 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 2) ¢ Match sentences 1-4 to sounds a-d. ae oer @ a KS aup —b phone cdlock boot 1 Those phones are old, 2 Who are you? 3 Theirson comes every Monday. 4 Tom's doctor's Scottish, Poppy ee Becy d @4.2 Listen and check. Then listen again 1 Who's Lily? and repeat the sentences. a's mother. 2 Who's Leo? He's Mia's 3. Who's Emily? she's 4 Who's Matt? 5 Who's Becky? 6 Who's Mike? 7 Who's Poppy? 8 Who's Connor? 9 Who's Martin?From morning to night ‘| VOCABULARY daily routine 2 Girelathe action that people do first. get up /(wake up) get dressed / take a shower have lunch / have breakfast go to work / start work go home / get home make dinner / go shopping b Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. cheek do finish get have puton relax see take walk 1 I check ‘my messages on my phone. 21 work at three o'clock on Fridays 3 We friends on Saturday evenings. 4 Doyou make-up every day? 5 My husband and the housework on the weekend, 6 They live near the office, so they to work. 7 How do you after ahard day at work? al the dog for a walk three times a day. 9 What time do you ‘to work in the morning? 10 Doyou coffee every day? Shree o'clockis always too late or rly for anything you wart to de Jean Pu Sarto, Franch phiosopher Tn ¢ Complete the article with have, go, or get. A STUDENT’S LIFE IS EASY...OR IS IT? Many people think that students have a very ceasy life. We ask Elena and Yejoon about their typical day. 1!g0 to a college in Texas in the US, s0 {don't live at home. Every day, : up at 7:30 and I take a shower. don't have time for breakfast, but I? coffee in acafé before classes stat. é Junch at school, and then 1 to:my afternoon classes a shopping on my way hhome, so 1 home late 1 do some housework and study in the evening, and then I . —tobed at 11:30. I'm very tired at night." ELENA RAMOS, from ‘Sao Paulo in Brazil to Seoul National University, 0 Ilive at home. My mother wakes me up every ‘morning and we breakfast together Then," dressed. 1 . to school by bus. to classes in ey A city for all seasons “Tmiss everything about Cicada, ‘except January and February. Gary Cole, American actor ‘| VOCABULARY the weather and seasons a Put the letters in the right order to make seasons. 3 umrmes 4 alt b Complete the words. What's the weather like? aie A Alia a8 OUND THE W & D oe ont ssn © Complete the sentences with the phrases in b. 1 2 ‘The sky is gray today. t's cloudy Can you open the window, please? Take an umbrella, Look! Everything's white. The trees are moving, Slow down and turn on the lights. Let's go to the beach. Close the window. 2 GRAMMAR simple present or present continuous? 2 Gircleithe correct form. 1A Wh ime does the museum close? B closes) It’s closing at 6 p.m.,,| think. ‘A. What are you doing here? B I'm on vacation. sightsee / I'm sightseeing, ‘A Can you talk? B_ No, | have dinner/ I'm having dinner. > Where do they usually go / are they usually going on vacation? B To the Caribbean, How often does your wife go abroad? She travels / She's traveling to Asia four times a year. o> Does it rain / Is it raining where you are? Yes, it's really wet here. a> ‘A. What does your girlfriend do / is your girlfriend doing? B. She's a travel guide. A. Do you work / Are you working this week? B_ No, I'm on vacation.b Complete the sentences. Use the simple present ¢ Complete the article with the correct form of or present continuous. the verbs in parentheses. Use simple present or present continuous. 1 Helen usually chives (drive) to work, but today i's sunny, so she's walking (wal 2 Torn usually (rake) dinner 3 PRONUNCIATION places in Chicago for hs wife, but today it’shis birthday, s0 he {not cook). a Underline the stressed syllable in the bold words. 31 (work) this evening, but | usually 1 Wrigley Field (nish) work at 5:00 2 the Maghifileent Mila 4 Scott and Chris often (practice) 3 ealcknighen Four their guitars in the evening, but tonight, they atriaiaa tat ion 5 ‘Soler Feld 6 Millen nium Park 61 (ead) a book in English right 8 Najvy Pier now, but | usually (uy) books in 9 Humboldt Park Spanish 10. Sky deck Chica'go b_ @5.4 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. What to doin CHICAGO Chicago ‘has (have) alot of interesting museums. Most of the museums aren't free, so visitors : (need) a ticket. Thisis The Field Museum. Today it® (rain), so a Lot of people‘ (visit) the museum. t's agreat place to take children, because they : (Love) the dinosaurs. In the photo, a woman ___ (sit) neara big dinosaur. She? a (not Look) at the camera, because she * (draw) a picture. Every year, more than 1,600,000 people” (go) to The Field Museum, because it’s very interesting, andit’sa beautiful building. 7ee Practical English In a clothing store ‘buying clothes, clothes “| VOCABULARY clothes Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those. Look at the pictures. Write the words. 1 shoes 5 2 6 3 7 4 ey 0 e 9 a me A 2 BUYING CLOTHES 3 shoes 4 shoes over there are $3999, here are $89.99, a Complete the missing words in the conversation. 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH INEST ie, you? ‘Complete the conversations with phrases B Yes, What 25 is this Tshirt? from the list. Alsa%m What size do you need? ; Biirceds iv’s30 cool Right now Waita-minute Pees Ihave to go Have fun What's wrong No way B Thanks. Where can | tr_ it on? A The. rooms are over there. 1A Axo you coming? 87th you. B. Wait 2 minute . I'm turning off my computer. A How ist? B It’s fine. How §m. iste? 2 A What do you think of my new jacket? A W's $159. B love it! ! b Circlelthe correct answer. 3A Ohno! Where's } e my wallet? 8 7 Is everything OK? Excuse me Wheres my bag?) Wher'sine @ \ 4 A Can | wear just a T-shirt? elevator? Bt ts really cold outside. 5A Can talk to you? B 20k. 6 A Let's have another coffee. | ENSony. (Zoic it’shere/ | It’s here/ there. 7 A My friends are here. See you! WsthereY there Loverthere. | [Onthe chair | B Bye. !Can you remember...? 1-5 1 GRAMMAR Circleithe correct word. 1 Help can't ind to finde keys. 2 We have thee childs / chicken ~one sn and two daughters She doesn't /donthave aca. My brothes'/ brother's wifes from Jopan 1s Are your phone new? Dont stop / Not stop! We're late He crives usualy / usualy drives to work on /in Mondays Whose / Who'sthat woman? Is she yourmanoger? Hi, Tom. Where are you going/ do you go? 2 VOCABULARY Gircleithe word that is aunt Gephew niece sister wife stepfather partner soldier have children have dinner have lunch have breakfast iferent. often never sometimes easy run speak tak sing cry argue bark cheap sunny cloudy windy eighty spring winter writer 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 use cool (Gut) nephew 2 hot mother stop watch 3 song daughter take cll 4 son lunch het young 5 help hardy hour hungry 6 lunch wrong eating drink 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY Read the article. Circlaa, b, or ¢. How to deal with ms oi sy neighbo Noisy neighbors a oe They often play loud music or they? ___noisy parties at night. So, what can you? when you have Noisy neighbors? First, try to talk to them about the noise. * {90 to their house when the music is on; wait until i's quiet. When you speak to them, don't be * but say exactly how you feel, for example: "I® your music, but I can’t study when it's very loud.” If they ” listen to ‘you, write them a letter. Tell them again how you feel. If the noise doesn't stop, you help from the pplce. Cal the poice when your neighbors are a lot of noise. Then, they can see — = the problem when they get to and® Va b © 2a do b have € 3a do b doing € todo 42 Doesn't —_b Don't € Not 5 a angry b hungry tired 6a ‘loving —b love € loves 7a doesnt —b not € don't Ba like b need € want 9a making —b- makes. =e make 10 @ look b listen € hear4 Reading is abasic toollin A North African story penn British writer and politician 4. GRAMMAR object pronouns 5A How often does Eve invite you and your family to her house? 8 invites ‘once a month. a Complete the chart. Subject pronouns Object pronouns 0 ud 6 A When do you and your wife do the you housework? he 7 8 do on she Saturdays. 7 7 7 A Do your friends lke your pre boyfriend? [you B Yes, tke they 7 very much. b Complete the sentences with object pronouns. 8 A Anna, can you take me and my 1 Ihave a new bag, but | cant find i gicfriend to the sirport? B Sure, can 2 He loves her, but she doesn't love 3 You always help them, but they never help. 4 They can hearer, but she can't hear 5 We sometimes invite them for lunch, but they never take What time? d_ Complete the text with the words in ne the box. I can see you, but you can't see 7 You and your friends are nice to him, but he isn’t nice to 8 She's talking to him, but he isnt listening to 9 Where's Charlie? | want to talk to 10 These shoes are new. Do you like Complete the conversations. Change the bold words to subject and object pronouns. 1 A Do your parents like me? B Ofcourse they like you __! he her her him him she them they 2 A How often do you call your mother? BL eall her every day, Lily is worried about her boyfriend, Jamie. She calls ‘him ____ every day, buthe 3. A Does your husband meet you after work? doesn't call? When she wants B Yes, _ meets after to talk to Jamie,* always says work on Fridays he's busy. She waits for * after ‘work, but he's often with some friends, 4 A Do you wear glasses? Jamie's friends don't lke Lily, and she doesn't B Yes, wear for like § Lily says hello, but reading, « don't look at her. Now she knows that Jamie doesn't love ” But she's happy because she knows that can find a new boyfriend,2 VOCABULARY words in a story ‘@ Match words 1-8 to def dictionary to help you. ions a-h. Use a errive _b towards sell through _ valuable village desert comfortable nice to sitin, to be in, or to wear tocometoaplece a large dry area with very few plants in the direction of somebody or something to give something to somebody who pays you money for it f worth a lot of money 4g from one side of something to the other side ha very small town in the countryside cance b Complete the sentences with words in a. 1 I don’t ike dogs when they run towards me, 2 When do they usually _ 3 It’s usually hot in the cold at night. 4 love these new boots. They're really __at work? . but it can be very 5. My wife is a salesperson at Gucci. She handbags and shoes. 6 This is my grandfath ‘swatch. I's very 7 The river Thames goes London, 8 Live in a small about thirty minutes from Paris ¢ Complete the sentences with the words in the box. decide inside into leave mountain palace strange surprised 1. The prince in the story lives in a palace 2 What's that box? 3 lean't what to have for dinner 4 What's that? | can hear a noise. 5 Kilimanjaro is @ very high in Africa, 6 What time does your train 2 7 Go my office and wait for me there. 8 You're usually late, but not today. I'm ! 3 PRONUNCIATION /au, /1/, and /i/ a @6.\ Listen and repeat the sentences. Stress the bold words. Call me tonight Can you help us? Don't listen to her. See you later. 1 2 3 4 5 I don't like thom 4 Don't think about it 7 Give it to him bG ircle'the word with a different sound. 1 him Wwe Gi 2 she this meet ame tomy 4 these his ring Swe leave it 6 smile niece buy © @6.2 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. aThe second Friday in July stefemncirsings ‘Margaret Forster, British writer SE) AE ying the date ‘| VOCABULARY the date, 2 PRONUNCIATION /d/ and (0, the date ordinal numbers a 6.3 Listen and circle the dates you hear. 4 Complete the ordinal numbers. taan ow Vist fist 2am b 7720 Zand 5 3212 bw 33d th 4a 04 bona 45th 5a 12/3 b 12/30 512th tw 6a 5721 b 9/23 6 13th th 7a 25 b 2/15 7 20th tw. 8 a 10/20 b 10/30 8 2st tw b_ @6.4 Listen to both dates in a and repeat, b Continue the series. first, secon + fourth — 3 GRAMMAR like + (verb + -ing) second fouth ——__*_ Label the activities wit the + -ing form ofthe A ao verbs in the box. tenth, fourteenth, = fifth, tenth, seventh, fourteenth, twenty-fifth, twenty-fourth, twenty-eighth, twenty-ninth, © Complete the chart. ” 24 5A a 10/31 Day Date You say. May Day 15/1 May first Halloween, PF New Year's Day |* US Independence cook dance draw paint Day play run study swim write Valentine's Day aComplete the chart for you. Then complete the sentences. Sa" William ‘Amanda = don't mind Amanda dance at parties drive at night sitin cafés Fe ‘swim in the ocean |" 2 watch soccer | iam 1 William hates dancing at parties. 2 He likes 3 He —_ 4 ieee 5 us Amanda 6 Amanda 7 She 10 You ni ants 2 eo 13 aa 14 15 —— © d Read about Justin’s favorite day and answer the questions. Fe Rite Day December agth is my favorite day ofthe year because ts Christmas Day: My family likes celebrating Christmas together. We all go to my aunt's house on the 24th and we sleep there. On Christmas Day we get up early, because my cousins have small children. The children love opening their presents! We have eggs for brealefast. After breakfast, wwe go fora long walk. Its usually very cold, and it sometimes snows! I dont like walking inthe snow, but the childzen love it! When we get home, we make lunch, and the children play with their toys. We have a biglunch,and then we watch a movie on TY. We like watching comedies. Inthe evening. we play games together. We go to bed very late and we're all very happy. 1. What's Justin's favorite day? Justin’ favorite day is Christmas Day 2 When isit? Itson 3 When doeshe get up? 4 What do they have for breakfast? 5 Where do they have lunch? 6. What do they do inthe afternoon? 7. What do they do inthe evening? 8 When do they go to bed? Write about your favorite day of the year. Complete the sentences. Use your answers in ¢ to help you. My favorite day of the year is. I get up Inthe morning, we We have lunch = In the afternoon, we Inthe evening, we We go to bedMaking music Lo review: coos co7 XV muse] 1 VOCABULARY music a Complete the crossword with the instruments. Clues down ‘Ah, music. A magic beyond all we do here! “IK. Rowling, British author Write the name for the musicians who play the instruments in a. 1 wun 2a 3a 4 de pl pl iz. Choose a, b, oc. Rec een ceca ied Seen eres ceee en Poe en rs ey pe eee eee ey Peeters Poteet estore ee ae erat Sper! Pe ote es rato td pes sr tents a the Keyboard b the bass e the guitar Cece eres Ree errant ited ea Ss aes tty hee eee ered Louis Armstrong play? eer reco cee2 GRAMMAR review: be or do? 3 PRONUNCIATION /yi, giving a Circlethe correct word. opinions: 1 (Are Do the tickets expensive? a Circle’the word that doesn't have a /y 2 My boyfriend isn’t / doesn’t like this song. sound. 3 15 / Does the music very loud? ee Es 4 We aren't don't waking, we're onthe bus pas || 25, onsale 5 Are/ Do you pay an instrument? BAN 3 farce, use, music & My ends aren/donttsten to the radio. 4 musicion hunch usuelly 7. Laura isn’t / doesn’t dancing right now. yacht | 5 January university summer 8 16 / Does the concer fish te? b 5 Listen and check. Then listen b Complete the sentences with the correct form of be or do. again and repeat the words. 1 What are you Betening 10% ¢ 6.6 Listen and underline the stressed 2 Which instrument you play? dl 3 Thesnger_—___ spanish S's etn flalldch Sheol oe bays Almymascieon my poe 2 really ite W's fatasti 5 ve wt mov ae waig he nes el inal beat eee 4 I don't like her. She's terrible. 7 Which song Mark singing now? 8 He sing in a group. He's a solo artist. d_ @6.6 Listen again and repeat the 9 They go to concerts because it’s too expensive. opinions. 10 youa heavy meta for? 7 € Look at the chart and complete the questions. APIO IRIAN yd AU tees ‘ iy and oh NOE LUI) The UK Waa AON er ia) 2 What do Adam and Chi 2 aaae See 3 How old 2 : bas eis 31. yn (45) Drums British, fives in North Manchester 4 Where _ : el 6 ? is (43) Guitar Da ud The drums 7 7 Middleton 8 , ireland ° , Viola and piano 10 , North Manchester 45,