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Do you live

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' Party items 'Past time expressions

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Grannmar .There + Be (Past)

Talk about rooms & furniture in a house

'Furniture

Where were you last night?

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Celebrations

Eve?

-Verb Be (Past) Recycle past forms of

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, Prepositions of place

about a memorable party 'Describe positions of objects

. Prepositions of piace

'Compare your town back then & now

- Saying years

in town

- Predict

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you enjoy the Oscars?

, How about a BBQ on Sunday?

Tlpes of parties

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'Where did you go last vacation?

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numbers

When do you listen to music?

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Can I use your phone?

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What do you have in your fridge?

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How often do you eat chocoiate?

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Where are you going to be in 2O22?

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Were there trams in your city?

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What does she look likeT

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How was your last New Year's Eve?

Celebrations Saying years

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How about a BBQon Sunday?

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What do you have in your fridge?

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When do you listen to music?

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How much meat do you eat?

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What are you going to do next year?

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Would you like to be a nurse?

Borrow

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Are you like your dad?

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What's the prettiest ciry you know?

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two

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a nice man came and said, "Excuse me. Can I help you? My name is Semir. l'm a businessman and I also had a ticket on that flight. But I need to get to Cappadocia tonight, so I rented a car. Do you want to come with me?"

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I went to the beach and played soccer.

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Where did you go last vacat¡on?

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third.

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Over 20: twenty-seventh, thirty-first.

Robert Johnson

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was born on the Sth of May, 1911.

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Birthday

Activity

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birlthday?

It's on December 1't

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ran a mile

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the official song of the 2010 World Gup?

a b e

sleep

wenl to lhe Nets game went to the office wenl lo the sludio

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He got up at about 8 o'clock. What about the second?

the song "Accidentally in Love" by Gounting Crows?

a

Kung Fu Panda 2

e

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wrong? Which of these musicians plays the bass guitar in his

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band?

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to check Order pictures, 1-5, to make a story' Then listen

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ask Chris?

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for unplanned responses or decisions.

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to you right now.

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to 4.7: Respond and ask questions. Swap roles.

You're having a party next week, but you don'l have any good music.

2 You can't read French and you gol an e-mail from a customer in French 3 You bought a new dog, but you're going away for the weekend. 4 You have to go to the airport rea11y early tomorrow morning.

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T bánanás T chocolate T oil

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(F)?

1 Sandra s su'pr iseo 2 )eff's copyrng his mother. 3 He knows why his mother puts bread in the fridge

4 Sandra likes it when Jeff cal1s hrs mother. 5

Sandra forgives him.

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al

between American and British pronunciation are the letters T and R. Compare these words in American and British English.

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B

food items? Which word indicates "an unspecified Read sentences 1.-2. Dowe usually count these six quantitY of"?

1 2

c

1A

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a L

1-3' Mime or draw what You can't saY'

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d

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granolabar

and answer

'tr Which lhree items can't Sandra eat? 2 Why is she on a diet?

3 What's the best Part of her diet? 4 Do you lhrnk she's going to lose weight?

() () ()

I bowl of salad I

/2

pound of meaf

I glass ofjuice

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B OS.tO Circle the correct form. Then listen and check.

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Is her diet really going to work?

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/ any bread and some / any fruit two hours iater, for breakfast / any beer or wine? Never! I can't drink some / any alcohol. Why? We're going out on Saturday nrght, but you're not drinking some / any beer! wel1, I can have a / some break from my diet on special occasions! Yeah, I have some

Two hours later? And can you drink some

MAKE lT PERsgilAt) Look at the photos and, for two minutes, plan how you can describe your daily diet. Then compare with a partner. who has a diet that is more similar to sandra's?

I also drink a small bottle of water when I wake up.

Uh-uh. Not me. For breakfast I usually have a cup of coffee and eat some bread.

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8.3 How often do you eat chocolate? FReading

sugar' six different words that relate to Read NellY's biog and underline

aoo WoY A Little Chocolote Goes o Long

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lot In pairs, use the words in 1-6 + a your friends. Any surprises?

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w\lh €3 nouns. w\ih * nouns' wilh & or -fé nouns'

friends

2 spend / moneY 3 do / exercise á download / songs 5 receive / texts 1n English ó take / Photos

rules 1-3'

I

about you and alittle I a fewto have very short convelsations

few U'S' the in tiános My father has a

ReallY? WhY's that?

Because he goes there for work.

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I didn't go out.

my e \, ? you,'^ (, "

f;Sugar, oh honey, honey. You are candy girl, and you got me wanting

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to Jeff and Sandra and write wants to eat a burrito for lunch.

1

2

3 L 5 6

7-

B

J

or

S.

can'l see without glasses. suggesls the chicken burrito.

lhinks lhe vegetarian burrilo is the best option has problems with cholesterol. decides to have the chicken burrito. chooses the meat burrlto. justifies lhe choice in two ways.

B Aglzlisten

b

again and complete the nutrition table. Then answer questions 1-4.

NUTRITION FACT§

Serving Size: 1 burrito (198 g)

'

Amount Per Serving

Chicken, Beans & Rice

Meat, Beans & Rice

Beans & Cheese

390

Calories

4g

4g

Total Fat

sg

Cholesterol

35 mg

Sodium

880 mg

890 mg

730 mg

Fiber

6g

5g

9n

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1Bg

199

149

mg

mg

d

.

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"i Do you think Sandra chose lhe best option? 2 When was lhe last lime you ate a burrito?

3 Can you live wilhout meal? 4 Do you ever iook at nutrition tables?

ü

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.)

68,087

4 911,354

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look at them.

numbers:

1,275

I 3+,912

I

try to remember all the information there.

DIn pairs, read World of English, then say these 1

I read them a lot because need to watch my calories.

Common Mistakes People sometimes say "and" before the last two digits: four hundred and f ifty-six.

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Two thousand and five

hundredr= 2,500

a "Sandra"

in your group? Do any of you...?

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Sandra

in the @Uoxto complete

Ieff

How much protein does the meal burrito have? Just a iittle, I think. Er.. only nlneteen grams.

Jeff

I see. And hor,v many grams of fiber? Only a few. Let me check. Yeah, just five.

Sandra

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1 Use how much / how manv with 4jz nouns. 2 There's always a plural noun afler how much / how many. 3 A few is an answer lo how much / how many. 4 A little is an answer lo how much / how many. 5 A lot (of) / A few can be used wjth both 7:3 and;z nouns.

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GA.t¿ Complete with how much,how many, alot of, alittle or a few.Then iisten to check.

¡

Sue Sandra

I ¡

Sue

Hi, Sandra. I heard you're on a diet. That's true. Againl

._

Sandra Only

Sue

Sandra

Sue

Sandra

Sue

i"

calories can you eat a day?

¡ust 1,200. Wowl That sounds hard. Can you eat any spaghetti? No, but I can eat

-: How aboul Only

rice.

meat?

too, but i can

Wel1, good luck, then.

eat

meal do you eat a day? ofvegetables. And I love carrotsl

- choosing a burrito. Use this model and the table on p. 89. Swap roles. In pairs, role-play Do you want , 9h

a

370.

icken burrito?

l'm not sure. How many calories does it have?

Five grams.

And how much

fat does it have?

0nly six.

And how many grams of fiber does it have?

Compiete 1-10 with How much or How mqny. Ask and answer in pairs 1 bedrooms are there in your home? ?furniture do you have in your irvrng room? i people do you live (work / study) rvrth? L hours did you work (study / exercise) last weekend? i tlme do you spend studying English (r,vatching TV) a week? ú water (mi1k / soda) do you drink a day? ? meal (rice / fruit) do you eat a week, on average? 8 phones (computers / TYs / cars) does your family have? * texts (e-ma11s / tweets), on average, do you send a day? iü trmes did you go (out / to the beach / skiing) last month? i.ry!¡lF

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Share your answers 90

with the class.

Twelve of us have apartments with two or more showers.

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1 Approximately how many calories

do you eat a day?

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5 ó

How much free lime do you have to surf lhe Internel each week?

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4 5

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l'm having...

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Picture dictionary. Cover the words on the pages below and remember.

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I came (back). = here :: I went (back). = there -r.'

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here today?

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nole-playl Imagine you're at a party. Invent a character and role-play one of the party dialogs in pairs. Hi, Bob! Great to see you! How's it going?

Jane! I'm so pleased you came!

Workbook p.44

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What's your occupation?

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quickly to check' Guess the answers to questio ns 1-4. Then read the article How far is his commute to work and home? What's the man in lhe Photo doing? a Eight miles. a He's going lo work. D Four miles. b He's tralnlng for a maralhon' Why does he commute like this? a He can't drive and is afrard of cycling' b He wants lo stay ln shaPe.

What's his job? a He's a sPorts teacher.

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An Unusu I Comm Most people commute by bus, or they drive, but notTed Houk, from Maryland. Dr. Houk always runs to his internal medicine practice f rom his home in

Dr. Houk eats a lot of fruits and vegetables because he believes fruits are good for you and

when it's sunny, when it's raining and even when it's snowing. He runs if it's hot or cold, if it's light

gain weight, so he decided to run instead'

he says that vegetables help with the memory' His

full bag weighs about ten pounds. For many years Dr. Houk rode his bike to work, but he started to

Lutherville, and back again every day. It's about four miles there and four miles home, but he runs

When Houk gets to work he uses alcohol to remove the perspiration. But sweat is not really a problem, he says, because "your sweat is clean'"

or dark. He always runs with a big bag in his hand. In the bag are his clothes, his stethoscope, his phone and

about two pounds of fruits and vegetables. The USA uses Pounds (lb) and miles. 1 lb = about half a kilo (0.454 grams to be exact) 1 mile = just under two kilometers (1.62 km)

Re-read the article. True (T) or false (F)? Do you aglee 1 Dr. Houk lives in a different town from his workplace' 2 He takes lhe bus lo work if it rarns or snows'

3 The bag he carries is emPtY. 4 Dr. Houk likes to eat fruit and vegetables' 5 The doctor went by bicycle lo work before he starled é The sweat on his body is dangerous.

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