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UNIT 1. New Kid on the Block UNIT 1. New Kid on the Block

New Language New Language

Hi. I’m Joe. Good morning. Hi. I’m Joe. Good morning.
Hello. I’m Julia. Good morning, Mr. Jackson. Hello. I’m Julia. Good morning, Mr. Jackson.
Hi! How are you? See you. Hi! How are you? See you.
Hello. Fine, thanks. Bye. Hello. Fine, thanks. Bye.
My name’s David. My name’s Elizabeth. My name’s David. My name’s Elizabeth.
What’s your name? Please call me Liz. What’s your name? Please call me Liz.
This is my friend, Daniel. This is my friend, Daniel.
He’s new here. He’s new here.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
And this is Linda. And this is Linda.
She’s new, too. She’s new, too.

A. Complete with He or She. B. Ask and answer. A. Complete with He or She. B. Ask and answer.
1. Daniel is my friend. A: What’s his name? 2. Daniel is my friend. A: What’s his name?
______ is new here. B: His name is Daniel. ______ is new here. B: His name is Daniel.
2. Linda is new, too. A: And what’s her name? 3. Linda is new, too. A: And what’s her name?
______ is my friend. B: Her name is Linda. ______ is my friend. B: Her name is Linda.
Conversation Conversation
Hi, you’re new here. Goodbye. Hi, you’re new here. Goodbye.
Yes. I’m Lisa. Good night. Yes. I’m Lisa. Good night.
I’m Robert. My friends call me Bob. Bye. I’m Robert. My friends call me Bob. Bye.
This is my mom, and this is my dad. See you. This is my mom, and this is my dad. See you.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too. Nice to meet you, too.
UNIT 2. Where Are You From?

New Language UNIT 3. English Around the World

ECO FORUM Welcome All Participants
New Language
Jennifer Clark is from the United States. She’s American.
Pedro Ramirez is from Mexico. He’s Mexican. CD, car, TV, bus, telephone, video tape, VCR, DVD and DVD player,
They’re from North America. computer and mouse, tennis, basketball, jeans, T-shirt, shorts
Sandra Oliveira is from Brazil. Sandra is Brazilian. Comprehension
She’s from South America. Look at the words on these pages. Which do you use in your language? Make a list
Daniel Sandoval is from Spain. He’s Spanish. CD ______ DVD and DVD player ______
Marina Ricetti is from Italy. She’s Italian. car ______ computer and mouse ______
They’re from Europe. TV ______ tennis ______
Mariam N’Komo is from South Africa. She’s South African. bus ______ basketball ______
Yoshi Nakamura is from Japan. He’s Japanese. telephone ______ jeans ______
She’s from Africa and he’s from Asia. video tape ______ T-shirt ______
ECO FORUM Save the Planet VCR ______ shorts ______
1. A: Where is Pedro from? 3. A: Where are Daniel and Marina from? Ask and answer.
B:He’s from Mexico. B: They’re from Europe. 1. A: What’s this in English? 2. A: What are those?
2. A: Where are you from? 4. A: What’s your nationality? B: CD. B: They’re jeans.
B: I’m from ______ . B: I’m ______ . A: What’s that in your language? A: And what are these?
A. Ask and answer about their ages. B: DVD. B: I don’t know.
A: How old is Isabel? A: How old are you? Conversation
B: She’s thirteen. B: I’m ______ . Mike, come here. What’s this?
B. Ask and answer about telephone numbers. It’s an automatic translator.
What’s your telephone number? Press this button and speak. Say something.
It’s ______ . Good morning.
Listen … Buenos dias, Bonjour …
Conversation
Look at these Nike sneakers. And those Calvin Klein jeans. They’re cheap!
Diego: Hi, where are you from?
They’re not Calvin Klein or Nike. Don’t buy these things, Jasmin. They’re pirated.
Ingrid: We’re from Germany.
Diego: I’m from Colombia. My name’s Diego.
He’s my friend. Good evening. Joe.
Doorman: ID, please. Hmm! How old are you?
Diego: I’m eighteen.
Doorman: You’re not eighteen, and this isn’t your ID.
 UNIT 4. Who’s That?
Time for a Song New Language
FRIENDS EVERYWHERE Carol is a teacher. Rachel and Jane are students. She’s a good teacher. They’re
happy students.
My friends are from here. Jordi is Spanish.
Shakira is a singer. She’s popular.
My friends are from there. He’s from Barcelona.
David Beckham is a soccer player. He’s good-looking and rich.
Friends from all over the world. Kate is British.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Aniston are actors. They’re famous.
Hello to my friends, She’s from London town.
Name: Gisele Bundchen
my friends everywhere. Yoshi and Yoko,
Occupation: model
Boyfriends, girlfriends, they are Japanese.
pretty, long hair, tall, thin
new friends and old. I’m Brazilian,
Name: Michael Schumacher
and Rio is my home.
Occupation: racing driver
My friends are from here. Jane’s American. good-looking, short hair, big and tall
My friends are from there. She’s from Alabama. Ask and answer.
Friends from all over the world. Claude’s from Paris. 1. A: Who’s that? 2. A: What’s their occupation?
Hello to my friends, on the River Seine. B: That’s Carol. B: They’re actors.
my friends everywhere. Pedro’s Mexican. A: Is she a teacher? A: Are they famous?
Boyfriends, girlfriends, He’s from Santa Ana. B: Yes, she is. B: Yes, they are.
new friends and old. Inge’s German.
Conversation
She’s from Frankfurt on the Main.
Angela: Who’s that short girl with long blond hair?
Monica: That’s Millie. She’s in our class.
Angela: And is that her boyfriend?
Monica: Yes, it is. He’s good-looking.
Angela: Yeah, but she isn’t.
And who is that tall boy? He’s really cute! Is he a student?
Monica: No, he isn’t. He’s the English teacher. He’s great. Guess what my favorite
subject is
Angela: English?
Reading. NUMBER 10.
His name is Ronaldo. People call him Ronaldinho. It means “little Ronaldo” in
Portuguese. But Ronaldo isn’t little. He’s big and tall, and his hair is long and black.
Ronaldo isn’t very good-looking, but he’s popular. He’s a champion soccer player.
Ronaldo is from Porto Alegre, Brazil. He’s from a poor family. Ronaldinho is famous
all over the world, and he’s rich.
UNIT 5. Do You Have a Computer?

New Language UNIT 6. Happy Birthday!

cell phone, video/computer game, digital camera, basketball, CD player,
New Language
surfboard, watch, rollerblades, backpack, bike, electric guitar, skateboard
Colors Days of the Week
red, blue, orange, green, yellow, black, white, brown, pink, gray Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Pets Months of the Year
dog, fish, lizard, mouse, rabbit, cat, tortoise January, February, March, April, May, June,
Ask and answer. July, August, September, October, November, December
1.A: Do you have a skateboard? 3. A: Are these your rollerblades? Comprehension
B: No, I don’t. Do you? B: No, they’re Tony’s. Close your eyes and make a wish.
A: Yes, I do. Happy Birthday! Mom and Dad.
2.A: Does she have a cell phone? 4. A: Do they have pets? Happy Birthday! From your best friend, Cindy.
B: Yes, she does. B: Yes, they have a tortoise. To Jenny with love, from Chris.
A: What color is it? A: What color is it? Ask and answer.
B: It’s pink. B: It’s green. 1.A: When is your birthday? 2. A: What day is today?
Conversation B: It’s in July. B: It’s Monday.
Sam: You have lots of things. Is that your bike? Conversation
Bill: No, it’s my friend’s. I don’t have a bike. Ben: Hi, Sue. Happy birthday! I have a present for you.
Sam: Are these your CDs? Sue: The Monster’s new CD. Gee thanks. Ben! Come and meet my family. That’s
Bill: Yes, they are. I have a lot of CDs. What’s your favorite possession? my father… that’s my mother… and that’s my sister Monica.
Sam: I guess it’s my computer. How about you? Ben: Hi, nice to meet you. How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Bill: I’m crazy about animals. I have three pets. A dog, a cat, and a tortoise. Do Sue: I have one brother and two sisters. Carol is married. She and her husband are
you have pets? in Italy. That’s Johnny, my little brother. He’s a…
Sam: No, I don’t, but I do have a computer mouse. Ben: I understand. I have a little brother, too.
Reading. My Mate Reading. Famous Families
My dog’s name is Mate. He’s my best friend. Mate is a Labrador, and he’s two Are last names really important in show business? Actor Martin Sheen’s real name
years old. Labradors are big dogs, and they are brown, beige, or black. They have a is Ramon Estevez. One son is Charlie Sheen, but his two brothers are Emilio
large head and large feet. Labradors are very intelligent animals. They are friendly Estevez and Ramon Estevez. Michael Douglas is Kirk Douglas’s son. Kate Hudson
dogs, and they’re very happy. Mate is part of our family, and he had lots of friends is Goldie Hawn’s daughter, and Drew Barrymore is John Barrymore’s
in the neighborhood. Mate’s doghouse is in the yard, and cats are not welcome granddaughter. Enrique Iglesias is Julio Iglesias’s son. Father and son are famous
there. singers. And actress Liv Tyler is the daughter of Steve Tyler, Aerosmith’s lead
singer. Is it the name? Is it their talent? Or is it the two?
 UNIT 6. Happy Birthday!

UNIT 6. Happy Birthday! New Language

Days of the Week
New Language
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Days of the Week Months of the Year
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday January, February, March, April, May, June,
Months of the Year July, August, September, October, November, December
January, February, March, April, May, June,
Comprehension
July, August, September, October, November, December
Close your eyes and make a wish.
Comprehension Happy Birthday! Mom and Dad.
Close your eyes and make a wish. Happy Birthday! From your best friend, Cindy.
Happy Birthday! Mom and Dad. To Jenny with love, from Chris.
Happy Birthday! From your best friend, Cindy. Ask and answer.
To Jenny with love, from Chris. 1. A: When is your birthday? 2. A: What day
Ask and answer. is today?
1.A: When is your birthday? 2. A: What day is today? B: It’s in July. B: It’s Monday.
B: It’s in July. B: It’s Monday.
Conversation
Conversation Ben: Hi, Sue. Happy birthday! I have a present for you.
Ben: Hi, Sue. Happy birthday! I have a present for you. Sue: The Monster’s new CD. Gee thanks. Ben! Come and meet my family. That’s
Sue: The Monster’s new CD. Gee thanks. Ben! Come and meet my family. That’s my father… that’s my mother… and that’s my sister Monica.
my father… that’s my mother… and that’s my sister Monica. Ben: Hi, nice to meet you. How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Ben: Hi, nice to meet you. How many brothers and sisters do you have? Sue: I have one brother and two sisters. Carol is married. She and her husband are
Sue: I have one brother and two sisters. Carol is married. She and her husband are in Italy. That’s Johnny, my little brother. He’s a…
in Italy. That’s Johnny, my little brother. He’s a… Ben: I understand. I have a little brother, too.
Ben: I understand. I have a little brother, too.
Reading. Famous Families
Reading. Famous Families Are last names really important in show business? Actor Martin Sheen’s real name
Are last names really important in show business? Actor Martin Sheen’s real name is Ramon Estevez. One son is Charlie Sheen, but his two brothers are Emilio
is Ramon Estevez. One son is Charlie Sheen, but his two brothers are Emilio Estevez and Ramon Estevez. Michael Douglas is Kirk Douglas’s son. Kate Hudson
Estevez and Ramon Estevez. Michael Douglas is Kirk Douglas’s son. Kate Hudson is Goldie Hawn’s daughter, and Drew Barrymore is John Barrymore’s
is Goldie Hawn’s daughter, and Drew Barrymore is John Barrymore’s granddaughter. Enrique Iglesias is Julio Iglesias’s son. Father and son are famous
granddaughter. Enrique Iglesias is Julio Iglesias’s son. Father and son are famous singers. And actress Liv Tyler is the daughter of Steve Tyler, Aerosmith’s lead
singers. And actress Liv Tyler is the daughter of Steve Tyler, Aerosmith’s lead singer. Is it the name? Is it their talent? Or is it the two?
singer. Is it the name? Is it their talent? Or is it the two?
Time for a Song
UNIT 7. Do You Like Chocolate?
I HAVE A PRESENT FOR YOU
New Language
Singer A Singer B
What do you have there for me, I have a surprise for you. It’s a game to play. pizza, chicken, hamburger and fries, sandwich, hot dog, salad,
dear Uncle Jack? Happy returns of the day. cake, chocolate, soda, fruit, ice cream, water, coffee
What do you have there for me? Ask and answer.
What do you have there for me, I have a shirt and a belt and a new CD. 1. A: Do you like hamburgers? 3. A: I love pizza.
my good friend John? Congrats from the boys and from me. B: Yes, I do./No, I don’t. B: I do, too, but I don’t like salad.
What do you have there for me? 2. A: What does he like? 4. A: Does she like apples?
B: He likes bananas. B: No, she doesn’t.
What do you have there for me, I have a pot and a pan with lots of goodies.
Grandmother Anne? Snacks, sweets, and cookies. Conversation
What do you have there for me? Server: Can I help you?
David: Yes, please. I’m hungry. I’d like a double cheesebuger and a large order
What do you have there for me, We have candies and balloons and a birthday cake.
of fries.
dear Mom and Dad? Let’s be happy and celebrate.
Server: To eat here or to go?
What do you have there for me?
David: To eat here.
What do you have there for me? Server: Anything to drink?
What do you have there for me? David: A large soda.
What do you have there for me? Server: Anything else?
David: A chocolate sundae, please.
Server: Large or small?
David: Large. I love ice cream.
Reading
PEOPLE’S FAVORITES
My name’s Jenny. I like pizza a lot. My favorite pizza is pepperoni with ham and
cheese, and my favorite pizza restaurant is Gino’s. I love ice cream, too. Chocolate
is my favorite flavor. I don’t like salad or milk.
My name is Steve. I’m an athlete, and I like healthy food. I like chicken, tomatoes,
and lettuce. I don’t like hamburgers and hot dogs. I love fruit. Apples are my
favorite.
UNIT 8. Nice House!

New Language
Reading
This is Tony’s bedroom. There is a computer on the desk, and there is a bookcase. A Teenager’s Dream
There are books and many CDs in the bookcase. On the wall, behind the bed, there The bedroom is a teenager’s favorite place in the house. Adolescent boys and girls
is a big poster. There is a lamp between the bed and the window. Next to the dream about a bedroom with many things. The room has a stereo, a TV, and a
window, there is an armchair. Tony’s jeans and his pet cat Floppy are on the bed. computer. There’s a private bathroom next to the bedroom. The room has a chair, a
His sneakers are under the bed. desk, and a bookcase. Girls like to have small animal toys. Boys like model cars.
Prepositions: between, behind, under, in, on, next to Teenagers love music, and they have many CDs. On the wall, they have
photographs or posters of their favorite movie stars, sports celebrities, and singers.
Practice
There’s a comfortable bed, and there are two telephones: a regular phone and a
1. bed room A 6. shelf 11. dining room 16. couch
cell phone. And, of course, there’s a sign on the door: DO NOT DISTURB.
2. bathroom 7. garage 12. chair 17. stereo
3. shower 8. kitchen 13. table 18. rug
4. mirror 9. stove 14. living room
5. bedroom B 10. refrigerator 15. armchair UNIT 9. Smile!

Ask and answer about your house or apartment. New Language

1. A: Where’s the computer? 3. A: Is there a mirror in your bedroom?
Flashes of the Family
B: It’s on the desk. B: Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
Mr. Jones (father) working in the garden
2. A: What’s your favorite room? 4. A: How many chairs are there in the kitchen?
Mrs. Jones (mother) talking on the phone
B: The living room. B: There are four.
Laura and Debbie (sister and cousin) washing the dog
Conversation Ralph (brother) cleaning the house
Where’s the Creater? Uncle Rudolf and Aunt Janine waiting for a plane
Good morning. I’m John, from Beetles and Bugs. This is me (Bob) windsurfing
Please come in. My grandfather and grandmother watching TV
Now, where is this creature? Weather
It’s in the kitchen. sunny, windy, cloudy, rainy, snowy
It isn’t in the cupboard. It isn’t behind the refrigerator. Ask and answer.
Maybe it’s in my son’s bedroom. Look under the bed. 1. A: What are you doing? 3. A: What’s the weather like today?
Well, there are two cans and a sandwich, but… B: I’m reading a book. B: It’s sunny.
How about the bathroom? 2. A: Where is Mr. Jones? 4. A: Where’s Bob?
It’s not there. B: He’s in the yard. B: He’s at the beach.
Don’t open that door. My daughter’s in there. A: What is he doing? A: What’s the weather like?
I like your living room. It’s very nice. It’s not in here. Well, ma’am, there isn’t a B: He’s working. B: It’s windy.
creature in the house.
Conversation UNIT 10. That’s a Nice T-shirt
Susan: Hi, Nancy. This is Susan. I’m in Rio.
Nancy: In Rio? What are you doing there? New Language
Susan: I’m on vacation. cap, blouse, skirt, socks, sweater, bathing suit, dress, jeans,
Nancy: Cool! Are you having a good time? jacket, tie, pants, sweatshirt, shirt, shoes
Susan: I’m having a wonderful time. Sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L)
Nancy: What’s the weather like?
Number 21 – 1000
Susan: It’s nice and hot. I’m sitting near the pool, eating a delicious Brazilian
21 twenty-one 26 twenty-six 40 forty 90 ninety
breakfast. And how are you?
22 twenty-two 27 twenty-seven 50 fifty 100 one hundred
Nancy: I’m okay, but the weather is terrible here! It’s really cold, and it’s snowing.
23 twenty-three 28 twenty-eight 60 sixty 101 one-hundred one
Susan: That’s too bad.
24 twenty-four 29 twenty-nine 70 seventy 200 two hundred
Reading 25 twenty-five 30 thirty 80 eighty 1,000 one thousand
Niagara Falls
Ask and answer.
July 10
1. A: Which T-shirt do you want? 3. A: I like your sweater.
Dear Martha,
B: The white one. B: Thanks. Red is my favorite color.
Hello from Niagara Falls, Canada.
2. A: I want a pair of shoes? 4. A: How much is that dress?
I’m writing this postcard in a café, and I’m drinking a cold soda. Ron is taking
B: What color? B: It’s sixty dollars.
pictures of the falls. They are beautiful. They have clear blue water. The weather is
A: Brown. A: What size do you wear?
sunny and warm. There are many tourists here from different countries.
B: Small.
The bus is waiting. See you in Washington.
Love, Kathy Conversation
Mrs. Martha Jones Seller: Can I help you?
219 Pine Road The girl: Yes, please. I want a blouse. Do you have this one in red?
Washington DC 47501 Seller: What size?
USA The girl: Small.
Seller: Yes, we have it in small. Do you want to try it on?
Time for a Song
The fitting rooms are in the back.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON The girl: Thanks. I also want a skirt. These are nice. How much are they?
Seller: Ninety dollars.
Father’s watching television. Cat is resting on the couch.
The girl: That’s expensive.
Sister’s cooking in the kitchen. Baby’s crying in the room.
Seller: Yes, they’re new arrivals.
Mother’s talking on the phone. Dog is sleeping on the porch.
The girl: Do you have any skirts on sale?
Brother’s singing rock ‘n’ roll. On a Sunday afternoon.
Seller: Yes. Special offers are over there. Fifty percent off.
And my mind is so far. ‘Cause I’m playing my guitar.
The girl: That’s better! I want the ones on sale.
‘Cause I’m playing my guitar. Cat is resting on the couch.
UNIT 10. That’s a Nice T-shirt UNIT 10. That’s a Nice T-shirt

New Language New Language

cap, blouse, skirt, socks, sweater, bathing suit, dress, jeans, cap, blouse, skirt, socks, sweater, bathing suit, dress, jeans,
jacket, tie, pants, sweatshirt, shirt, shoes jacket, tie, pants, sweatshirt, shirt, shoes
Sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L) Sizes: Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L)
Number 21 – 1000 Number 21 – 1000
21 twenty-one 26 twenty-six 40 forty 90 ninety 21 twenty-one 26 twenty-six 40 forty 90 ninety
22 twenty-two 27 twenty-seven 50 fifty 100 one hundred 22 twenty-two 27 twenty-seven 50 fifty 100 one hundred
23 twenty-three 28 twenty-eight 60 sixty 101 one-hundred one 23 twenty-three 28 twenty-eight 60 sixty 101 one-hundred one
24 twenty-four 29 twenty-nine 70 seventy 200 two hundred 24 twenty-four 29 twenty-nine 70 seventy 200 two hundred
25 twenty-five 30 thirty 80 eighty 1,000 one thousand 25 twenty-five 30 thirty 80 eighty 1,000 one thousand
Ask and answer. Ask and answer.
1. A: Which T-shirt do you want? 3. A: I like your sweater. 1. A: Which T-shirt do you want? 3. A: I like your sweater.
B: The white one. B: Thanks. Red is my favorite color. B: The white one. B: Thanks. Red is my favorite color.
2. A: I want a pair of shoes? 4. A: How much is that dress? 2. A: I want a pair of shoes? 4. A: How much is that dress?
B: What color? B: It’s sixty dollars. B: What color? B: It’s sixty dollars.
A: Brown. A: What size do you wear? A: Brown. A: What size do you wear?
B: Small. B: Small.
Conversation Conversation
Seller: Can I help you? Seller: Can I help you?
The girl: Yes, please. I want a blouse. Do you have this one in red? The girl: Yes, please. I want a blouse. Do you have this one in red?
Seller: What size? Seller: What size?
The girl: Small. The girl: Small.
Seller: Yes, we have it in small. Do you want to try it on? Seller: Yes, we have it in small. Do you want to try it on?
The fitting rooms are in the back. The fitting rooms are in the back.
The girl: Thanks. I also want a skirt. These are nice. How much are they? The girl: Thanks. I also want a skirt. These are nice. How much are they?
Seller: Ninety dollars. Seller: Ninety dollars.
The girl: That’s expensive. The girl: That’s expensive.
Seller: Yes, they’re new arrivals. Seller: Yes, they’re new arrivals.
The girl: Do you have any skirts on sale? The girl: Do you have any skirts on sale?
Seller: Yes. Special offers are over there. Fifty percent off. Seller: Yes. Special offers are over there. Fifty percent off.
The girl: That’s better! I want the ones on sale. The girl: That’s better! I want the ones on sale.
Reading. THE WORLD OF FASHION UNIT 12. Let’s Go Out!
This year’s fashion parade is at the International Hotel. The first collection is by Guy New Language
La Fontaine. He’s a famous French designer. There is Guy talking to his models: SHOPPING MALL
“Don’t look at the people. Look at the lights!” They are all wearing beautiful clothes. MOVIE THEATER
Beach Road
There are many famous people in the audience tonight. They are sitting in the front Across from drugstore
Open 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
row and watching the show. Melanie is the first model. She is wearing a black cap, Shows at 2, 4, 6, and 8:0 P.M.
Monday to Sunday
an orange blouse, and boots. Here comes Amy. She’s wearing a light blue jacket Directory
and… Music Store MUSEUM
Restaurant 305 King Avenue
UNIT 11. Can You Swim?
Supermarket Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Bookstore Closed on Wednesday
New Language
Department Store
play the piano, play the guitar, play a musical instrument, cook, ride a bike, dance, STADIUM
BANK
sing, draw, drive, play soccer, play baseball, play a sport, swim, speak Spanish. Baseball Game
Corner of Prince and Church Street
Ask and answer. Strikers vs. Rockets
Working hours: 9:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
1. A: Can you ride a bike? 2. A: Can you speak English? Sunday 3:00 P.M
B: No, I can’t. Can you? B: Yes, I can. How about you? GYM DANCE CLUB
A: Yes, I can. A: I can speak it well. Across from Lincoln School Willow Park
Open all day Daily from 9:00 to 4:00 A.M.
Conversation What time is it?
Hi, guy. Can I join the band? It’s ten o’clock. - It’s eleven fifteen. - It’s two thirty. - It’s five forty-five.
Hi, Daisy. Can you play the guitar? 1. A: Where’s the gym? 3. A: Let’s go to the beach.
No, I can’t. B: It’s across from the school. B: Good idea. What time?
Can you play the drums or the keyboards? A: At two o’clock.
No, I can’t. 2. A: Excuse me. Where’s the bank? 4. A: What’s the address of the
Can you sing? B: There’s one on the corner. museum?
No, I can’t sing, but I can dance very well. B: It’s 305 King Avenue.
Yeah, and can do a somersault, and I can stand on my head, and I can…
Go and join the cheerleaders! Conversation
The boy: Are you free this afternoon, Brian?
Reading Brian: Yes.
Complete the paragraph about Steve Wonder. Use can or can’t. The boy: Let’s go to the soccer game.
His name is Steve Wonder and he is a wonder. He was already an American Brian: Who’s playing?
phenomenon at age twelve. Steve Wonder is blind. He ______ see. But he can do The boy: Chester United and Sparta. And I have tickets.
many things that ordinary people ______ do. He ______ write songs, he ______ Brian: Great. What time is the game?
sing very well, and he can play many musical instruments. Steve can produce his The boy: At four. Meet me at my house at two thirty.
records by himself. Steve is an optimist, and he has a great sense of humor. Brian: Okay. See you.
UNIT 12. Let’s Go Out!
New Language Reading
SHOPPING MALL Read Patricia’s e-mail to her new pal in Japan.
MOVIE THEATER
Beach Road Hi Yoko,
Across from drugstore
Open 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. My name’s Patricia, but my friends call me Paty. I’m from Costa Rica. It’s in Central
Shows at 2, 4, 6, and 8:0 P.M.
Monday to Sunday America. I’m fourteen years old. I have a brother, but no sisters. My brother’s name
Directory is Raul. He’s twenty, and he’s studying computer science. My mom is an executive
Music Store MUSEUM in a bank, and my dad is a teacher at the University of Costa Rica.
Restaurant 305 King Avenue Spanish is my first language, and I’m studying English at school. I can play piano,
Supermarket Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. but I can’t sing very well. I love all kinds of music, but Latin music is my favorite. I
Bookstore Closed on Wednesday can dance salsa and merengue. I like Japanese food very much. Can you make
Department Store sushi?
STADIUM Our house is in the capital, San Jose. From my bedroom I can see the Irazu
BANK
Baseball Game volcano. There are six big volcanoes in Costa Rica. Our country is small, but it has
Corner of Prince and Church Street
Strikers vs. Rockets beautiful beaches and rain forests. There’s lot of tourism and good coffee. I’m
Working hours: 9:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Sunday 3:00 P.M attaching two photos of Costa Rica.
GYM DANCE CLUB Write soon,
Across from Lincoln School Willow Park Paty
Open all day Daily from 9:00 to 4:00 A.M.
What time is it?
It’s ten o’clock. - It’s eleven fifteen. - It’s two thirty. - It’s five forty-five. Time for a Song
1. A: Where’s the gym? 3. A: Let’s go to the beach.
LET’S GO OUT TONIGHT
B: It’s across from the school. B: Good idea. What time?
A: At two o’clock. Let’s go out tonight. We can dream many things.
2. A: Excuse me. Where’s the bank? 4. A: What’s the address of the And see all the lights. If you come out with me.
B: There’s one on the corner. museum? And have a good time. Let’s go out tonight.
B: It’s 305 King Avenue. Let’s dance and sing. And have lots of fun.
Enjoy everything. Let’s go out,
Conversation
All night long. And meet everyone.
The boy: Are you free this afternoon, Brian?
We can look at the stars. Let’s go out,
Brian: Yes.
Venus and Mars. And have a good time.
The boy: Let’s go to the soccer game.
Happy and free. Come out with me, the night is mine.
Brian: Who’s playing?
We can do all these things. Come out with me, the night is mine.
The boy: Chester United and Sparta. And I have tickets.
Brian: Great. What time is the game?
The boy: At four. Meet me at my house at two thirty.
Brian: Okay. See you.
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Read Patricia’s e-mail to her new pal in Japan.
Hi Yoko,
My name’s Patricia, but my friends call me Paty. I’m from Costa Rica. It’s in Central
America. I’m fourteen years old. I have a brother, but no sisters. My brother’s name
is Raul. He’s twenty, and he’s studying computer science. My mom is an executive
in a bank, and my dad is a teacher at the University of Costa Rica.
Spanish is my first language, and I’m studying English at school. I can play piano,
but I can’t sing very well. I love all kinds of music, but Latin music is my favorite. I
can dance salsa and merengue. I like Japanese food very much. Can you make
sushi?
Our house is in the capital, San Jose. From my bedroom I can see the Irazu
volcano. There are six big volcanoes in Costa Rica. Our country is small, but it has
beautiful beaches and rain forests. There’s lot of tourism and good coffee. I’m
attaching two photos of Costa Rica.
Write soon,
Paty

Time for a Song

LET’S GO OUT TONIGHT

Let’s go out tonight. We can dream many things.
And see all the lights. If you come out with me.
And have a good time. Let’s go out tonight.
Let’s dance and sing. And have lots of fun.
Enjoy everything. Let’s go out,
All night long. And meet everyone.
We can look at the stars. Let’s go out,
Venus and Mars. And have a good time.
Happy and free. Come out with me, the night is mine.
We can do all these things. Come out with me, the night is mine.