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CliveOxenden ChristinaLatham-Koenig withfaneHudson

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Beginner Workbook withkey

Paul Seligsonand Clive Oxenden are the original co-authors of Englkh File 1 (plub. 1996) and English File 2 (pub. 1997).

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The authors would like to thank all those at Oxford UniversityPress who have contributed their skills and ideas to producing this course. Very special thanks from Clive to Maria Angeles, Lucia, and Eric, and fiom Christina to Cristina, for all their help and encouragement. Christina would also like to thank her childrenJoaquin, Marco, and Krysia for their constant inspiration. ThePublisherwouldliketo thankthefollowingfor theirpermissiontoreproduce photographs: Alamy pp 22 (Tirr'Hill/sugar lumps, Jennie Hart/ryclist, Eyebyte/ old lady), 25 (MBl/woman in flower shop, Roger Bamber/factoryworker, Mediacolours/teacher), 28 (Bubbles/nurse); CatherineBlackiepp 13 (photos); Getty Imagespp 8 (HansPeterMerten), 12 (Siri Staffiord/book), 13 (DK Images/ London taxil,22 (Iconicafom Grillmeat, Martin Mistretta/beer, Stone/Smari/ bread, StockFoodCreative/LllrikeSchmid/rice),24(Osaka),25 (Mark Scott/ Administrator), 37 (BridgemanArtLibrary), 38 (Aurorafi]Milford), 39 (Travelpix/ Central Park, Image Ban(Jeff Spielman/Chinatown),47 (National Geographic/ PeterV. Bianchi), 50 (Film Magic/BruceGlikas/Britney Spears,AFP/YuriCortezl Iron Maiden, Wirelmage/Shirlaine Forrest/Sting,Live 8/REM,Wirelmage/Don Arnold/Rod Stewart, Kevin Winter[J2, AFP/AndrewAlvarez, Wirelmage/ Kevin Mazur/Radiohead,Frazer Harrison/Coldplay), 51 (Wirelmage/Mark Venema/Coldplay),57 (ImageBank/JohnLund);Istockphoto pp 12 (table), 13 (laptop, credit cards),35, 43, 53 (Man painting); OL]Ppp 12 (coat)13 (USA taxi), 19 (woman in call centre and woman on phone),22 (coffee),29 (Oscar and Daisy),39 (Empire StateBuilding), 53 (camping);PAPhotosp 25 (lawyer); Photolibrary.compp 10 (ImageSourcePink), 21 (Rubberball),22 (FreshFood Images/cornflakes/cheese,Photodisc/youngwoman fbofl , 2a (Photodisc/ woman), 25 (ImageSourceBlack/Doctor,waiter, DigitalVision/nurse),26 (ImageSourcePink/clock)34 (SomosImages),53 (Westend6l/Cycling); Punchstockp 22 (DigitalVision/Simon Brown/wine),25 (DigitalVision/studenr); SciencePhoto Library p 33 (NASA) Commissionedphotograplryby: Gareth Boden p 12 (glasses) Illustrationsby:Cartoonstock/Ian Baker pp 5, 14 (left), 49; Mark Duffin pp 32 (left),3a,44,45,55 (noticeboard),59; Hand MadeMapspp 6,46,57, 58;Joanna Kerr pp 17,20,22,54:Meildejohnlllustration/PeterEllis pp26,29,39; Ellis Nadler - Pronunciation symbols;GeorgeOnions pp 14 (right),77,37; Gawn Reecepp 16;Mark Rufflepp 38, 56;Colin Shelbournpp 13, 18,28, 33,40, 55; Kath Walker Illustrationpp 4,6,12,75,24,30,31, 32 (rightl,47,48;Annabel Wright p 52 Pictureresearchand illustrationscommissionedby: Cathy Blackie Designedby: Bryony Newhouse Editedby: Clare Nielsen-Marsh

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Hello!

4

A

Whereare you from?

6

A

We'refromtheUSA.We'reAmerican.

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Thealphabet

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What'sin yourbag?

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A', Familyandfriends \E_r A A man'scaror a woman'scar?

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Beforetheywerefamous...

56

A perfectday?

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It changed mylife

40

A

What'sthedatetoday?

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Onanislandin Scotland

44

l4

6

Dreamtown?

46

20

A

Strangers ona train

48

A-

Whatdoyouthinkof it?

20

A

Whatdoyoulikedoing?

52

Whatdo youhavefor breakfast?

22

i^

Tripof a lifetime

54

A

\9_r

Hespeaks English at work

24

Whafsgoingto happen?

56

A

a \9_/,

Whattimeis it?

il

ls therea banknearhere?

PnRclcnlErucusn 58

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Doyoulikemornings?

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Personal information

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a A badhairday \4_1 \E-l

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PnncrcnlErucusn 26

28

A \ry A

Lifeat thetop of theworld

50

Youcan'tparkhere

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Howmuchis it?

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f,evirionquizzes

60

Answeikey

64

YousayCoodbye, andI sayHello, Fromthesong'Hello, Goodbye' bytheBeotles

t G RAM MAR verbbe:I andyou

c Complete the dialogues.

a Rewrite the sentenceswith contractions.

1 I am Anna. I'm Anna. 2 You are not in Room 2. You aren't in Room 2. 3 I am not a teacher. Excuse me. Are you Angela? No, I'm not . I'm Sarah.

4 You are in Room 6.

2

Brad.

FJ:ello.I'm Hi. I,M

Lucy. Nice to

meetyou.

5 I am Ben.

6 You are not in Room 3.

7 I am not Katie.

Hi._ fessica. Are you Oliver?

8 You are late. Yes,

. I'm David.

No, _.

I'm fames.

Write negativesentences ! or questions f. 1 I'm late.E I'm not late. 2 You'reEngtish.fl Areyou English? 3 I'm Olivia. lrl

5 H e

Excuseme.

Yes

No,

in Room 5? . You're in Room 6.

4 You'rein Room 10.lil 5 I'm late.E 6 You'reRobert.f 7 You'rea teacher.[I

7

8 I'm in a taxi. !

@

Hi.

Emily.

Hi.

Sam.

8

Hello. Yes, you.

Dan? . Nice to meet

Student's Bookp.t8 Grammor BnnktA

VOCABUTARY numbers 0-10 a Order the letters to make numbers. \

VEFI 2 NEO 1

fi,' one

3 NET 4 WOT 5 GEHIT 6 REHET 7

INEN

8 VENES 9 UROF

b Complete the series.

4 one 5 eight

three

two

8 nlne

I A AmIinRoom8? B Nq.You're in Room 6. 2 AWhat'syourname? B Charlie. 3 A Hi. I'm Lewis. B H_ _. I m Grace. 4 A You're in Room 1. B OK. Th_ _ _ you. 5 A Hi. I'm Toby Logan. B Hello. I'm Chloe lones. N

four two

b Complete the spaceswith Sorry?,Sorry,or Excuseme.

five

four seven

three six flve

-*r.-T*T

-rf

ffiD

to meet you.

I'm Malgorzata. S_ ? What'syour name? AmIinRoomT? Y_ _, you are. Sorry.AmIl __? Yes,you are.What'syour name?

seven six

6 seven five a

a Complete the dialogues.

6 A B 7A B 8A B

10 REZO

1 one two three 2 eight six four 3 six seven eight

Wordsandphrases to learn

Student's p.to2 Boolr Vocabularv Bsnk

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PRONUNCIATION wordsrress; and lhl, leal, lol Underlinethe stressedsyllableand completethe chart.Practisesaylng the words. excuse hel+e hotel photo seven soffy

late

nice

fte

b Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for house,phone, and clock.

sookp.tIT sffifiil!ffi Student's SoundBonk

lr,;;: tistento the dialogues on the MultiROM. I A Excuseme. Are you Tom? B No, I'm not. A Oh. Sorry.

2 A Hello. Are you Tom? C Yes,I am. A Hi. I'm Emma. Nice to meet you.

,i,i ruowlistenandrepeat. Copythefiythm.

andAmerica England aretwocountries bya common language. separated George Bernord Show,lrishdronotist

VOCABUIARY countries

GRAMMAR verbbe:he,she, it

Complete the crossword.

Complete the sentences.

CIues across t

L

She\

from the

2

lt's

from Italy.

United States.

5

from Russia.

from England.

from Spain.

from |apan.

from China.

from Mexico.

r

Complete the sentenceswith a country. 1 He's from Beijing. He's from China

2 They'refrom Rio. They'refrom Brazil 3 I'm from New York. I'm from 4 She'sfrom Madrid. She'sfrom 5 We're from Moscow We're from 6 He's from Warsaw. He's from 7 You're from Cancun. You're from

8 They'refrom Istanbul.They'refrom

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Student's Bookp.tor vacabulary Bsnk

Complete the dialogueswith 's,is, or isn't.

PRONUNCIATION trt andtart

1 A Is

Go to the sound Bank on the MultiRoM. Listenand repeat the wordsand the soundsforfsh andbike.

Matt in our class?

B No, he isn't . He3 in classB. 2 A the teacher from the

Circlethe word with a differentsound.

United States? B No, she England. 3 A Where

A

. She

A

Osaka?

Italy

@

&V

in ]apan?

@

B Yes,it

4 A --=--B No, it

Brazl

your nameAndrew?

A

A

Write the questions.Then answer with the information in brackets.

h i l i t

six

nine

Mexico

EV

@

I FernandoAlonso/ Spain?(/ Oviedo) Is FernqndoAlonsofrom Spain?

England

five

Liverpool

in

nice

A

Yes.he is.He\from Oviedo. 2 AcapulcoI Brazil?(X Mexico)

A

hi

Is Acapulcoin Brazil? No it isn't. It'sin Mexico. 3 MichaelPhelps/ the United States? (z Baltimore)

@@

StudenfsBookp.n7 Sound Bank

Wordsandphrases to learn 4 Istanbul/ Hungary?(X Turkey)

5 the ColosseumI ltaIy?(r Rome)

Match the questions to the answers. 1 Where areyou from? n 2 Wherein Russia? |l 3 Where is Guadalajara? 4 Where'sshefrom? I 5 Is he from Turkey? tr 6 Is it good? 7 Areyou from Poland? I 8 Where'she from? n

I

6 Kate Moss / England? (/ London)

a b c d e f g h

It's in Mexico. Het from Liverpool. No, he isnt. Yes,it's fantastic. No, I'm not. I'm from Russia. I'm from Moscow. She'sfrom Brazll.

7 Gdansk/ Russia?(f Poland)

tri$ tistento thedialogues ontheMultiROM. 8 Kyoto/ the United States? (x Japan)

lTl!|ll|ffiD Student's Bookp.B8 Grsmmar Bankt B

I A B A B

Where are you from? I'm from the USA. Where in the USA? I'm from California.

2 A Where's Maria from? B Shesfrom Mexico. 3 A Is Alex from Poland? B No, he isn't. He's from Hungary.

Nowlistenandrepeat. Copytheftythm.

America isa largefriendly dogina smallroom. ArnoldToynbee, English historian

I V O C A B U T A Rnationalities Y Completethe puzzle.What'sthe mysteryword?

GRAMMARverbbe:we,you,they;negatives (allpersons) Write positive sentences.Use contractions. I they / from Italy Thqt'refromltabt. 2IlinRoomT I'm in Room7. 3 he lBrazilian

4 we llate 5 you / in ClassA

6 I I ateacher

7 Millie / from England

8 they / in Room 10

b Completethe sentences with the negatle of be. I No,I'm not

from Spain.

2 No, she lsn'f a

J

late.

No, we

Mexican.

4 No, they

American.

5 No, he I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Miguel's from Spain. He's_. Yoshika'sfrom |apan. She's_. Fabio'sfrom Italy. He's _. Paolo'sfrom Brazil. He's Dorota's from Poland. She's fiao's from China. She's_. Edvard's from Hungary. He's _. George is from England. He's_. Mikaelds from Mexico. She's Karen'sfrom Britain. She's Fatima's from Tirrkey. She's_. Leanne'sfrom the United States.She's Anton's from Russia. He's

@ffiJ

Studenfs Bookp.105Vocobulary Bonk

a teacher.

6 No, you '7

in Room 7.

No, it

8 No, I

in Hungary. Polish.

Order the wordsto makequestions. I Andrei / Is / Russia/ from Is Andreifrom Russia? 2 American / Are I they Are thevAmerican? 3 three I we I Are I room / in

's/from/Where/she

,

5 you llapan / from I Are

VOCABUTARY numbers lt-20

6 Brazilian / Isabella / Is

Completethe missingvowels.

7 in I Florence / Is / Italv

8 namel's lyour / What

Match the answersto the questions in c. a Yes,we are. : b |oshua. c She'sfrom Mexico. . d Yes,it is. e No, I'm not. f Yes,he is. l, g Yes,they are. l o l h No, sheisnt.

T T

tr

T

StudenfsBookp.8BGrammar BonktC

@

PRONUNCIATION wordstress; lel,litl,andl:l Underlinethe stressed syllable.Which word is different? 1 China sorry 6@ \____ seven 2 lapan qTgD hotel goodbye 3 Brazil photo Turkey breakfast 4 goodbye English hello Chinese 5 Italy holiday Mexican fantastic 6 Hungarian American fapanese BrazIIian 7 Russia England Turkish thirteen Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for egg, tree, and shower. Write the words under the correct sound.

1 trS thirteen

19

2 n n eleven

$.S --ght--n

3 14 l_rt 4 $p

tw_lv

s g6

s_xt__n

_n

n-n_t_

8 3 S f ft e * f f i tw_nty 1 0l v s v n

_n

n

t

b Write the numbers. 1 six + five = eleven 2 eight+ six = fourteen

6 six + seven =

3 nine + ten =

/ Seven+ nlne =

4 four+eight=_

8 ten+ten=

5 eight + nine =

Student's Bookp.Iot Vocobulary Bank

@J

Wordsandphrases to learn Match the sentencesto the responses. 1 You'reinroom476. @ 2 Am I late? 3 When is breaKast? 4 We'reon holiday. 5 Im Nicoleandthis is Steve. ===6 Goodbye. 7 Is the hotel good? a b c d e f g

ByeStuart.Havea niceday. Yes,it'sfantastic. Hi. Nice to meetyou. Is it a doubleroom? We'reon holidaytoo. Yes,you are.Hurry up! It'sfto- 8 to 10.

American Spanish Chinese fifteen English seven meet nationality twentv ffi hr

V

I A B A B

a=q

Are you American? No, we aren't. We're English. Where are you from? We're from London.

2 A Where are Luis and Angela?Are they in room 2? B No, they arent. They'rein room 5. A Oh, thanks.

@lED

Studenfs Bookp.lt7 Sound Bsnk

Copythegythm. i+].*tUowlistenandrepeat.

n

T H EA T P H A B E T Completethe chartwith the lettersfrom the list. ffi k"/

\W

sq

&K

RW

A

B

F

7

H

C

L

Y

I

D

5

2

E

N

J

6

P

X

4

Z

V

l AtgH K 2 t9F L s

@.

ffie

@

V

b Circle the letter with a different sound.

8

9

3

l0

G

J

P

T

a

4 O a U \ \ -

W

5

A

H

6

D

E I

T

A

M

X

Z

s

E

F

M

S

#frcIJK M O R S T U

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student'sBoo p.t17Sound Bank

S P E t t I N GY O U RN A M E Completethe dialoguewith the wordsfrom the list.

A RyanCotton. B How do you 6_your

7

A C-O-T-T-O-N. B OK. 8_

you, Mr Cotton. You'rein e

A Thank to

Write questions. 1.yoursurname How do you spellyour surname

2 your first name 3 your city 4 vour countrv a

ge€d you room morning sorry? name spell reserva+ien surname thank A r Good B Goodr

morning. I have a2 reservation. . What's your 4_, please?

t

Spellthe answersto b. I

2

A RyanCotton.

3

B s

4

15.

VOCABUIARY classroom language Label the pictures.

Don't forget that your MultiROMand websitehavelots of exercisesand activities.

MultiROM

,/

Grammar Quiz File I Vocabulary Banks Numbers Countries and nationalities Things

T

Sound Bank

I T T T

Practical English File I

tr

Wbrds and phrases File 1

T

b Complete the instructions. go Look

l.eok

open

sit down

stand

at the board, please. the door. your books. to page 20.

up. , please.

stmdem€'s p.8ffi4E/seersasfmry ffimmfis #mm/r

ffi

Listento the dialogue on the MultiROM. A B A B A B A B A

Goodmorning. Hello.I havea reservation. What'syour name? Dan Brett. How do you spellyour surname? B-R-E-double T. You'rein room seventeen. Thankyou. Goodbye. Bye.Havea nice day.

Nowlistenandrepeat.Copytheftythm.

www.oup.com/englishfile/beti nner

tr

Grammar File I verb be: I and you verb be: he, she, it verb be: we, yotr, they, negatives

T

Vocabulary File I Numbers Countries and nationalities Things

T T T

Pronunciation

I

Practical English File I

T

...and more activities and games.

T

tr

Ownonlywhatyoucancarrywithyou. Alexonder Solzhenitsyn, Russion outhor

I VOCABUtARY small things

2 GRAMMARsingular andplural nouns; o f an,the

Completethe crossword.

a Write a or an.

Clues actoss )

I q

pen

2 an umbrella

6 _identity card 7 watch

3 _chair 4 _dictionary

8 _country 9 _email

5_

key

10 _

holiday

b Write the plurals of the words in a. I pens

6

2

7

a 1

8

4

9

5

10

c Write questions and answers.

I What is it? It'sa book.

What are they? Thqt're glasses.

GEffiD

Studenfs Bookp.t04Vocabulory Bank

Wordsandphrases to learn Completethe dialogues.

AWh

a f isit?

B Sit down and open it.

2 A What'si_ your bag? B Pensanda laptop.

sftmdemt's p.$&GrsmmsrffisnkzA ffimmk

ffi

PRONUNCIATION tzt andtst,plural endings Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake. 3 A What a_ _ they? B They're glasses.

Practisesayingtheseplural words.

%

ffi

q#

fizt

names

books

glasses

windows

laptops

watches

keys

clocks

pleces

holidays

coats

classes

stnrdemffs p"g{?Sn*rmd ffiomk #snk

A Thedoor isnt open. B No problem. Ih _ __akey.

to thedialogues ontheMultiROM. ffi Usten I A What'sin yourbag? B I havepens,books,anda mobilephone. 2 A What is it? B I think it'san umbrella. 3 A What arethey? B They'rephotosof my holiday. iijii* ruowlistenandrepeat.Gopythe gythm.

George Burns, American comedion

I G R A M M A Rmy,your,his,her,etc.

people 2 VOCABUTARY andfamily

a Complete

a comPlete the chart

the chart.

singular

plural

boy

t boys

girls

b Completethe sentences. b Complete the sentences.

I That's

laptop!

2 Are they

keys?

Gr,once

3 What's

M

5 This is

7 That's

@D

BnN

fecr

=

Gnecr

house.

chair.

8 Lookat

bags.

Studenfs Bookp.90Grsmmar Bank zB

1 Eve'smy mother

5

2 Graceis my

6

3 Charlotte'smy _.

7

4 Ben'smy _.

@tsJ

Student's Bookp.tos Vacobulory Bank

PRONUNCIATION l6t,t,rt,andtet

Wordsandphrases to learn

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeatthe words and the sounds for mother, up, and computer.

Complete the dialogueswith the phrasesin the list. there Thanks. I cant remember. over there That's

Who's this?

Practisesayingthesewords. 1 A Where'smy bag? B It's there - on the chair.

that

mother

woman

brother

umbrella

remember

there

Hungary

daughter

It's my daughter.Her name'sElizabeth.

Studenf,'s sookp.m?Sound Bnnk

ffi

GRAMMAR possessive s

3 A Where'syour boyfriend? B He'sin the

Complete the sentences.

car

I David is Victoria'shusband. Victoria is David\ wife 4 A What's your teacher'sname?

2 lon is Angelina'sfather.

B John?fack?

Angelina is 3 fulio is Enrique's father. Enrique is 4 Helena is Tim's wife. Tim is 5 |anet is Michael's sister.

ru

5 A

my pen!

B No, it isnt. Your pen'sin your book!

Michael is

6 Apple is Gwyneth'sdaughter.

A Here'syour coffee.

Gwyneth is

B

7 Daniel is Natasha'sbrother. Natasha is 8 Stella is Paul'sdaughter. Paul is

Look at the 'sin the sentence. Write A (possessive) or B (is). 1 Amy's husbandis fapanese. tr 2 It's afantasticfilm. tr 3 Dylan's on holiday. I 4 Thisis my sister'sroom. tr 5 Molly's daughteris six. I 6 Whatt in your bag? I 7 Emma'slate. I 8 TheboysareMatt's friends. I

ontheMultiROM. ifi'ii Lirt.nto thedialogues A What's your son'sname? B His name'sAdam. A Who's Paul? B He'smy sister'shusband. A Who's this? B It's Rebecca.She'smy brother's girlfriend. A Is Katie your wife? B No, she'smy daughter.

;t:i fUowlistenandrepeat.Copythe gythm.

A bigyellow taxitookawaymyoldman. 'Big Fronthesong Yellow Toxi' byloniMitchell

VOCABUTARY colours and common adjectives

c Complete the words.

Rewrite the sentenceswith the colour. 1 My penis ULBE. Mtt pen is blue 2 Jamie's mobileis DRE. Your umbrella is fantastic t

3 Yourglasses areNEREG.

2 Havean

day!

4 Zodsbagis TEHIW. 5 My father'sumbrellais KLBAC. 6 Theircaris WELOYL. 7 Her coat is ENO GRA.

Her bofriend is very

My brotheris very

o

b

-

l

8 His watch is WBORN.

Completethe oppositesentences. 1 Theirhouseisntbig. It's small 2 His mobile isnt old. wl

It,S

6 This film is very q

feisb

3 My girlfriend isnt short. Shes 4 Thatbook isnt very good. It'svery

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StudenfsBookp.tc6 Vocabulary Bank.

2 GRAMMARadjectives

5 Harvey's laptop isnt cheap. It,S 6 Their car isnt slow. It's 7 My coatisnt short. It,S

a

Right (,t) or wrong (rX Correctthe wrongsentences. 1 It's a big bag.

./

2 She'sa woman beautiful. 3 It's an uinbrella cheap. 4 they're terribles boys. 5 It's an orange mobile. 6 She'sa mother good. 7 Oscar'sa nice person. 8 The windows are olds.

X She'sa beautiful woman.

r: :.-i\-rtrtethe sentences.

Wordsandphrases to learn

. -:. rlan is good-looking. ,

H.'s tt good-lookingman - le

pens are red.

Complete the dialogueswith a word from the list. di#er*lt

favourite

French

popular

German

dangerous

Ther-'re red pBlts The people are fantastic!

)

I A Are you learning Chinese?

i ne\- re

B Yes,I am but it's very

lhe dictionary is good. l

dificult

:

1t 5

The rvatchesare expensive. T1r o.".o

The girl is nice.

2 A Is Marta

Shet

B No, she's

The coat is yellow.

She'sfrom Berlin.

Its E The cars are fast. They're

($ffi

s€nedemft's p.#ffi ffimmk ffirmmrmsr #arn#:ff

3 A I have a new motorbike. B I think motorbikes are

very

PRONUNCIATION tnt,tert,ts:t, and lc:l Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeatthe words and the sounds for cat, train, car, and horse.

4 A What'syour B A Mini.

b Circle the word with a different sound. 1 black

Uug

2 table

card

3 taxi

football

4 thanks 5 are

bug

name

car

paper

5 A Who'sthat? B It's Sue.She'svery

board

6 small

family

tall

7 father

stand

nationality

8 late

ffi

@ same

day

fantastic

$€sxdesx€'s p.TTp ffimm$q #msaft "$m#d?d

ni:'l, l-istento the dialogueson the MultiROM. 1 A What colour's your car? B It's a blue Passat. 2 A What's your dream car? B It's a Mini. It's small and it's easyto park. 3 A Who's your favourite person? B My sister.She'sbeautiful and she'svery nice.

+i:il ttowlistenandrepeat. Copythegythm.

cat?

INTRODUCIN PG EOPTE

VOCABUIARY phone numbers, 21-100

Completethe dialogues.

Put the dialogue in the correct order. Your homenumber. I L__lSorry,canyou saythat again? L__lYes,it's 01752336384. El What'syour phonenumber? L__l0r7s2 336384. L__lMy homenumberor my mobile?

Write the phonenumbers. I eight two seven double three oh

827330

2 five six two three double two 3 nine double one five six three 4 double seven three oh eight two

A SorryMax. I'm in a h you B OK.S soon.

A Hi lake.How are you? B Fine, t And you?

5 four nine six seven double eight 6 double two nine double oh four Complete the numbers.

r 20

tw enty

s ffi€3 si-t-

29O

ni

6 ffiffi ei--t-

3 40

fo-t

4 1OO

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t

7 ffiffi L_t_

r

8 ffiffi th--t-

Write the numbers. 1 seventv-four

74

2 sixty-eight 3 eighry-nine 3AT sister. B W name(

ls my her

AHowo you? B I

Match the sentences. I Hello. tr 2 How areyou? I 3 This is my sister. I 4 What'syour name? I 5 Are you married? tr 6 How old areyou? I 7 tyVhat's your phonenumber? tr 8 Seeyou soon. I

twenty-one.

a fifty-six 5 forty-three 6 twenty-seven 7 seventy-five 8 thirty-two

a No,I'mnot. b Bye. cHi. d Nice to meetyou.

e Anna. f Fine,thanks. g I'm twenty-four. h It's655B5gr25.

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3 P E R S O N AI N TFORMATION Complete the questions. t p.60 Grammarand Vocabularyrevisionquiz Don't forget that your MultiROM and website have lots of exercisesand activities.

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Grammar Quiz File 2 Vocabulary Banks Things Peopleand family Adjectives Numbers

A I What'syour name? B My namet Keira Richards.

T T T T

tt L I

A Thank you.2 are B I'm English. I'm from Manchester. A What's /our 3

from?

Sound Bank

T T T

Practical English File 2 Words and phrases File 2

B It's 31 Kippax Street. A

4

B It'sM14 6JG. A s

postcode?

old

you?

B I'm twenty-five. A

6

B No, I'm not. A What's four 7

married?

number?

B My home number or my mobile number? A Your home number. B It's 061 903882. A

8

B It's 07730 389273. A What's/our e

mobile number? address?

B [email protected].

listen to the dialogueon the MultiROM. Hello. What's your name? Hello. I'm David Green. What's your address? It's 45 North Road. What's your home phone number? It's 883065. What's your email address? It's [email protected].

Nowlistenandrepeat.Copytheftythm.

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...and more activities and games.

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Some oftheworstmistakes of mylifehavebeenhaircuts. lin Morrison, Americon rocksinqer

GRAMMAR present I andyou simple: Complete the sentences.Use eachverb once. drink

have

like

live

c Complete the dialogue with do or don't. A Hi, |essica.This is my new boyfriendMax. B Hello,Max. Nice to meetyou.

c Hi.

want

BtDo

you live near here, Max?

C No,I2

. I live in the centre.

B 3

I I live

the city centre.f

you have a car?

C Y e sI,a A s

you want a coffee,Jessica?

B Yes,please.

a new car. f

A And you Max? C No, thanks.I o

drink coffee.

A Oh. Do you want a tea? C No thanks. I z

like tea.

A OK. What s coffee.E

you want?

C I want a water, please. A Fine.

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@ 4 I football.E

VOCABUTARY common verbs I Write the verbs. wa+€h study

5 I

want

live

drink

like

six children.E

Write the questions. 1 A I dont hav ea l a p to p . B Do )tou have 2 A I dont live in the centre. B

a computer?

near here?

3 A I dont want a beer. B

a Coke?

4 A I dont like Chinesefood. B

Mexican

food? 5 A I dont drink tea. B

coffee?

1 I watch

TV in the evening.

2 I

a new bike.

3 I

pop music.

4 I

in a house.

5 I

tea.

6 I

history.

7 I

cats.

8 I

a lot of chocolate.

listen to

eat

b Complete the sentences. I I listen to

4 PRONUNCIATION tu:t,twt,andtvt

classicalmusic.

2 I dont

Go to the sound Bank on the MultiRoM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for boot, witch, and, vase.

beer.

3 Do you

in a bank?

4 I

Englishwith my teacher.

5 I don't

Circle the six words with the boot sound.

a newspaper.

6 Do you

CNN?

7 I

hotel

two brothers and a sister.

8 A Doyou

a coffee?

B Yes,please.

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sorry

football

excuse

you

study

hurry

beautiful

good

newspaper

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Wordsandphrases to learn

Read the interview and write the questions in the correct space.

Complete the dialogues. 1 A Do you want a coffee? B Yesplease

Whereareyou from? Do you like it? Do you havechildren? Wheredo you work? Areyoumarried? @

2 AA

_youOK? B No, I'm not.

3 A I haveten children.

Interview with a

B R

hairdresser 'What's

?Ten!

4 A What'sher name? B Idontk

your name?

5 A Sorrylmlate.

My name's Anastazia, Annafor short. )

B Dont w

. Sitdown.

6 A Do you want a drink? B Noth 7 A It'slate.Are you ready? B No I'm not. W

l'm fro m W ar s aw.lt s a b i g c i ty ,b u t I l i k ei t. ?

8 A What'sthe pr.---.-? B I dont like dogs.

Y e s ,I a m . M y h u s b a n di s R u s s i a nH. i sn a m ei s l v a n . He s from Moscow.

Yes,we do.We havea littleboy.HisnameisDavid. He'stwo.

$,t tistento the dialogues on theMultiROM.

5

Iwo rk i n a hair dr es s erin' sth e c i tyc e n tre .l t,sa v e ry good hairdresser's, but it'sverysmall. 6

Ye s,I d o . I wor k wit h m y fri e n d sa n d I s p e a kto a l o t o f

newpeopteeveryday.lt s veryinteresting.

Look at the highlightedwordsandphrases. What do you think theymean?Checkwith your dictionary.

:

1 A B 2 A B 3 A B

Do you listen to the radio? Yes,I do. I listen to Radio 4. Do you live near here? No, I dont. I live in the centre. Do you drink coffee? No, I dont. I drink tea. I dont like coffee.

ilil ruo*listenandrepeat. Copytheftythm.

Eatbreakfast likea king,lunchlikea prince, anddinner likea poorman. AdelleDovis,nutritionist

VOCABUTARY food Completethe crossword. -> Cluesacross

b What do they havefor lunch?Completethe words.

PRONUNCIATIONwordstress; It|, ld3l, andlgl Underline the stressedsyllable and then complete the chart. Practise saying the words. beautiful sausages expensive fantastic important petatees hamburger remember difficult umbrella vege$f€s terrible

I s a I a d

4 a s

2 fr u i t

5 c

3 o

e J _

6 m

7 p

10f

8 e

l1 v

9 w

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h e vegetables

Go to the SoundBankon the MultiROM. Listenand repeatthe wordsand the jazz, andgirl. soundsfor chess,

c Circle the word with a different sound.

6 A

I Hungary hamburger @ ,2 Germany cheese lunch 3 vegetables sugar juice

7 A

8 A

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GRAMMAR present simple: we,you,they Write sentences. Usethe verbsfrom the list. have work

listen to

live

read

dogs?

B Yes,we do. We love dogs!

6 fapanese Chinese children

drink wat€h

in a school?

B Yes,they do. They'reteachers.

4 dangerous girl bug 5 cheap eggs French

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economics?

B No, they studyhistory.

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Wordsandphrases to learn Complete the interview. Interviewer

What do you eat everyday,Ryan?

Ryan

Well, t for cereal.At the zw

I W e / a n e w f l a tE

breakfast I have coffee and I have bacon and

eggs.

Wewant a newflqL 2 lack and Anne / TV in the evening E Iack and Anne don't watch TV in the evening.

Interviewer

What do you have for lunch?

Ryan

It 3d_

. When I'm at +h I have a salad.When I'm at sw

3 You / a saladfor lunch lJl

I have a sandwich with my friends.

4 My children/ tea f

Interviewer

Do you eat meat or fish for dinner?

Ryan

I like meat or fish, but I eat a 6l of vegetablestoo. I like vegetables.

We / classicalmusic lT.l 6 YouI in abank lrl

Interviewer

Do you have dinner at home?

Ryan

Yes,I do. I live with my wife, Marcia, so we always have dinner 7t_.

7 We / a newspaper! 8 My brothersand sisters/ nearhere f

ffi Completethe questions. 1 A Do they live

in France?

B No, they live in Germany. 2 A

children?

B Yeswe do - two boys and a girl. 3 A

English?

coffeefor breakfast?

B Yes,we do - coffeewith milk. 5 A B Yes,our car is very old.

What do you have for breakfast? We have cereal and orangejuice. Do your brothers and sistersdrink tea? No, they dont. Th.y drink coffee. Do you eat a lot of fruit? Yes,we do. We like fruit.

Nowlistenandrepeat. Copythegythm.

B Yes,they do. TheirEnglishis very good. 4 A

Hstento thediatogues ontheMultiROM. 1 A B 2 A B 3 A B

a new car?

People whoworksitting downearnmorethanpeople whoworkstanding up. poet OgdenNosh, Americon

GRAMMAR present he,she,it simple: Look at the chart and completethe sentences.

x

5 He

big cities.

x ,/

,/

9 She

Ianguages.

x

1 0 She

big cities.

c Complete the dialogue with do, does,don't, or doesn't. Brad Hello.I'm Brad. Molly Hi. I'm Molly. Brad What t do you do, Molly? Molly I'm a doctor. Brad 2_you havebrothersand sisters,Molly? Molly Yes,I havea brother.

( l i k e ) J a p a nb u t (not speak)Japanese ( have)

a J a p a n e s ec l a s si n t h e m o r n i n ga n d s h e (s tu d y ) i n th e e v e n i n ga t

n h o m e .S h e

beer.

She

sport on TV.

(go) to seefriendsin Kyoto.

7

novels.

8 She

( n o t o p e n ) a t t h e w e e k e n da n d E m m a

TV bec aus es he

languages.

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( l i v e )i n O s a k aa n d s h e

8

4 He

x x

(w o rk ) i n a l a n g u a g e ' s c h o o lt h e r e .T h e s c h o o l

v e r yw e l l . S h e

sport on TV.

.7

E m m a i s a n E n g l i s hc e a c h e irn J a p a n .

s

beer.

3 He

6 Sarah

b Completethe text.

Emma u she

novels.

2He

,/

,/

Shet lives

1 Ben doesn'tread

Brad

What:

Mollv

He's a student.

Brad

4

Molly

No, he s_.

Brad Molly

Where 6_your mother and father live, Molly? Th.y have a house near here. I live there too.

Brad

7_you No, I 8

Molly

he do? he live at home? He lives in a student flat.

like it? I want aflat for me.

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to

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u n d e r s t a n d t) h e p r o g r a m m e s !

P R O N U N C I A T I Ol rNd p e r s o- sn Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake. Circle the 3rd person verbs that end in lrul. I

.

1

orlnKs qlosgy teaches listens

@

finishes opens

goes watches

likes works

Studenfs Bookp.ur Sound Bsnk

! VOCABUTARYjobsandplaces ofwork a Look at the picturesand completethepuzzle. ' What'sthe mysterv word?

c Complete the sentenceswith at, in, or for. 1 My father works ln 2 |essica's

an office.

university.

3 I dont work in an office. I work 4 A policeman works

home.

the street.

5 My boyfriend works

a hospital.

6 Thechildrenare

school.

7 Graceworks

Vodafone.

8 Mv sisterworks

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a shop.

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Wordsandphrases to Iearn Completethe dialogues. 1 A W heredovou B I work i_

work

?

an office in the city centre.

2 A Does your boyfriend speak English?

B Yes,he speaksEnglishv

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3 A Wheredoesyour companyhaveoffices? B We haveofficesall over t

:t : :

l;:€F

w

4 A what do y--.

t&,

w

d-?

B Imalawyer. 5 A Do you like your job? B Yes,I like it v 6 A Do you sp_

m on the phonea lot?

B Yes,I do.

Xi"liufistento thedialogues on theMultiROM. I A Whut does your brother do? B He's at university. He's a student. 2 A Where does your sister work? B She works in an office in the city centre. 3 A Does Martin like his job? B Yes,he does. He likes it very much.

Complete the sentenceswith a place of work. 1 A nurseworksrn ahospital 2 Ateacherworks in a s 3 A waiter works in a r

4 My brotherworks in a f 5 A policeman works in the s 6 A shop assistantworks in a s 7 Alav,ryer works in an o 8 My sister works at h

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;i,:.!iNowlistenandrepeat.Copythe $ythm.

I T E T L I NT GH ET I M E a

b Complete the dialogues.

Completethe times.

2 It's four.

3 Itt

4 It,S eight.

eleven.

5 It's

6 It's seven

five.

8 It,S ten.

2 VOCABUIARY daysof theweek a Write the days of the week. ' l DFYIAR Fridq) 2 DMANOY

Dont forget that your MultiROMand websitehavelots of exercisesand activities.

3 T A U Y S HD R 4 AYUSDRTA 5 EYWNDESDA 6 UYETDSA 7 DU ASNY Continue the series.

MultiROM Grammar Quiz File 3 Vocabulary Banks Common verbs I Food and drink |obs and placesof work

1 Friday,Saturday,Sunday 2 Monday,Tiresday,

Sound Bank

3 Tuesday,Wednesday,

Practical English File 3

4 Monday, Wednesday,

Words and phrases File 3

,/

T

tr

T T T

tr T

5 Tuesday, Thursday, 6 Sunday,Monday,

PRONUNCIATION silent consonants Crossout the silent letters in the words.

t huxf 2 lisfien 3 talk 4 Wednesday

wuvlfu.ou p,com/engli shfi le/begi nner

5 school 6 know 7 write 8 white Practisesayingthe words in a.

ffi

listento thedialogues ontheMultiROM. 1 A B A B 2 A B

Excuse me. What time is it? It's quarter past eleven. Thanks. You're welcome. What time is it? Sorry, I dont know. I dont have a watch.

,filt frfowlistenandrepeat. Copytheftythm.

Grammar File 3 present simple: I and you present simple: we,you, they present simple: he, she,it

T

Vocabulary File 3 Common verbs I Food and drink |obs and placesof work

T T T

T

tr

Pronunciation

T

Practical English File 3

tr

...and more activities and games.

A manis a success if hegetsupin themorningandgoesto bedat nightandin between doeswhathewantsto do. BobDylon, Americon singey'songwrite

VOCABUIARY a typicalday

c Complete the text.

Completethe verbphrases. I ' m H o n n a ha n d l ' m o n u r s eI.w o r ko t n i g h t and I sleepduringtheday.| 1finish

work

ct eighto'clock in themorninqcnd thenI home to bed.| 3

I

go

up

at oboutfour o'clock in theofternoon

to bed

ondla

some cereal

cnd oranqeiuicefor breakfost.

a coffee /

Then | 5

shopping

ondl6

housework TV. At seveno'clock

or7

shopping

sandwich

i n the eveni ngI I a show erond I e dinner beforeI 10 to work ogain.

dinner

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housework

8 _

up

PRONUNCIATIONvowel sounds Write the wordsunder the correctsound. gym housework lunch hurry bed dinner

b Write the wordsin the chart. breakfrst te-r,terk lunch to the gym

a shower home to university dinner to bed a coffee

breakfast

b Practisesayingthe wordsin a.

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GRAMMAR adverbs offrequency

Wordsandphrases to learn

Rewrite the sentences.Use the words in brackets.

Complete the interview.

1 I hurr.cerealfor breakfast.(always) I alwayshavecerealfor breakfast. 2 Amy goesto the gym. (never) 3 They do housework at the weekend. (sometimes) 4 lamie watches TV in the evening. (usually) 5 You make the dinner. (never)

6 My sistergoesto work by train. (usually) 7 We go to bed late. (always) 8 I have a sandwich for lunch. (sometimes)

b Look at the chart and completethe sentences.

A Tony, rwhat time do you get up at the weekend? B I usually get up 2a_ nine o'clock. A Do you have breakfast3b_

you have a shower?

B No, I dont. First I have a shower, and +t

I

have breakfast.

A What do you usually wear? B I always 5w-.-

jeans and a T-shirt.

A What do you do 6a B I usuallyzsl

breakfast?

the house.

A What do you do in the afternoon? B I oftengo 80_ and I sometimesgo to the gym. A What do you do in the evening? B I sometimesgo to a ecl with my friends.Then, before I go to bed, I always tol Oscar sometimeslistens

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to classicalmusic.

He

a newspaper.

He

to Chinese restaurants.

He

wine.

Daisy

the doors.

to classicalmusic.

She

a newsPaper.

She

to Chinese restaurants.

She

wine.

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:,i,;irtistento thedialogues ontheMultiROM. 1 A B 2 A B I A B

What time do you get up? I usually get up at eight o'clock. What time does your brother finish work? He finishes at six, but he sometimes works late. Do you have tea for breakfast? No, never. I always have coffee.

Now listen and repeat.Copythe gythm.

A lifewithoutloveis likea yearwithoutsummer. proverb Swedish

I GRAMMARwordorder inquestions a

c Look at the answers.Write the questions. I Wheredqeslack work?

Write questions.Put the wordsin bracketsin the correctplace.

Jack works in a factory.

I What time does start? (the class)

I go to work by train.

What time doesthe classstart?

2 Is Italian?(your boyfriend)

I go to bed at half past eleven.

3 Do live in the city centre?(you)

Th.y play football on Saturday.

4 Areat school?(the children)

I'm 20.

5 Wheredoeswork? (your mother)

Nicolehasfruit for breakfast.

6 Where is from? (Natalia)

My teacher'sfrom the United States.

7 How old is?(your sister) 8 Doesplaytennis?(George)

Circle the correct question word. ./_----\ I A (Whg)/ Who / What do you go to the gym? B On Tuesdays and Thursdays.

I like pop music.

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2 VOCABUTARY common verbs 2 Completethe questions.

2 A What / How old / When areyour children? B fack'ssix and Anna'sthree. 3 A Where / What / When doesyour boyfriendlive? B In the city centre. 4 A How / Who / What do you spellyour surname? B I-O-H-N-S-O-N. 5 A What / What time / How do they havelunch? B At two o'clock.

?.

1 When do you go to the cinema 2 Do you

?

3 Do you

in the winter?

6 A Where / When / What do you usuallyhavefor dinner? B A salador a sandwich. 7 A What / When / How do you go shopping? B At the weekend. 8 A How / When / Where do you go to the beach? B By bus. 4 Where does your wife 5 Do you 6 Do your children

I

a lot at the weekend? (

3 A I like holidays in the winter. I prefer holidays in

7 Do you

in the summer?

B Do you

in the winter?

9 Does she

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4 A It's very dark in here. B No, it isnt. It's

PRONUNCIATION leel,lol,laat,andljl

vety

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeatthe words and the sounds for chair, clock,owl, andyacht. Circle the six words with the vacht sound. newspaper computer

your juice magazrne

study music yes

theatre

5 A Do you want a

|apan

beer outside? No, thanks. I want

ffi

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a coffee

Wordsandphrases to learn Complete the dialogueswith oppositewords. A It'shot.

6 A The restaurant is

B No, it isnt. It's cold

closed on Mondays. No, it isnt. It's

2 A Our coats are the same. B No, they arent.

They're

'.:':'l

listen to the dialogueon the MultiROM.

A B A B A B ri',:l:: :,; e,,;l

Where do you usually go on holiday? We always go to the beach. Is the seavery cold? No, it isnt. It's OK. Do you play gameson the beach? Yes,we do. We play tennis and volleyball.

Nowlistenandrepeat. Copytheftythm.

Money can'tbuymelove. 'Can't Fronthesong buyne love'bytheBeotles

GRAMMAR con/ con't:permission and possibility Complete the sentenceswith You canI can't and a verb from the list. p*k

have

sleep

talk

swim

2 PRONUNCIATIONvowel sounds a Write the words under the correct sound.

cant

flat

home how ptry

there walk

why

walk

@

&fus

@ games

photo

rtce

pound

PIay

ffi ', ,M ry

here.

hair

fast

black

board

b Practise saylng the words in a. lunch here.

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I V O C A B U T A Rcommon Y verbs2 Completethe dialogues. UseCan,the words in brackets,and a verb from the list. close go

listen to

make

I A Can we go

play

Labelthe pictures.

write

home now? (we)

B Yes,it's late.

2 A

a computer game?(we)

B Yes,of course.We canusemylaptop. 3 A

dinner?(yon)

B OK. What do you want?

a CD?(we) B Yes.What musicdo vou like?

4 A

5 A

the window please? It's cold. (yon)

B OK. 6 A

your namehere, (yoo) please?

I

pay b:/creditcard

5

2

6

a

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4

8

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B Yes,ofcourse.

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READING Readthe text and number the pictures in the correct order

Readthe text again.Mark the sentences T (True)or F (False) I 2 3 4 5 6 7

You can eat vegetableson a plate. F You can eat pasta from a plastic container. _ You can wear jeans inside the ISS. You can have a shower. You can wash with a sponge._ You can sleepin a normal bed. You cant go home by train. _

Lookat the hffilignted words.Whardo you think theymean?Checkwith yourdictionary.

Wordsandphrases to learn Completethe dialogues.

I A Can I help you s14 B Yes.I have a r S o mep e ople dr eamof t r ave l l i nign tos p a c eH. o w e v erir,fei n s pace s n o tve ryeas yHer . ear es o meo f th e p ro b l e mth s a tp e o p l e o n the lnte rn a ti onal S pac e S t at io n(l SSh) a v e .

A I'mr

1 Ha vi n glunc hon t he ls s i sv e ryd i ffi c u lbt e c a u sth e e rei s n o g ra vi t yin s pac e, andt hi n g sn e v e rs ta yw h e rey o up u t th em. Fo o dco m esin plas t ic c o n ta i n e rs b e c a u sth e e fo o dc a n ' rs ray o na o l a t e .

B T

2 Wh e ntheygo out s ide, people w e a rs p e c i acl l o th e sb, e c a use th e rei s no at m os pheri n e s p a c el t. i sa l s ov e ryc o l di n s p a c e. In si d th e e lS Speople , c a nw e a ro rd i n a ry c l o th e s .

3 A H_ B Th---

3 Yo ucan' thav ea s howeirn s p a c eb e c a u sth e e w a te rd o e s n ' t sta yi n oneplac e. P eoplw e a s hw i tha s p o n g ew i thw a te r a n 0s o a 0 . 4 Pe o p lon e t he I S Sc an' t sl e eipn n o rm abl e d sb, e c a u sth e eir b o d i edon' s ts t ayin t he b e dT . h e yu s es p e c i asll e e p i nbga g s o n t h ew a l l . lf yo uwa n tt o hav ea holid a yi n s p a c ere , me mb ethr a t l i fe t he rei sver ydif f er ent f r oml i fea t h o meAn . di f y o ud o n ' tl i k ei t, yo uca n 'tta k ea t r ainor bush o me !

sorry.

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you are. y-

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Can I park here? No, you cant. It says'no parkingl Can you come to my party? When is it? On Friday. Yes,I can. Can my boyfriend come too? Ofcourse!

li*t; frfo* listenandrepeat.Copythe ftythm.

I U N D E R S T A N D IPNRGI C E S

c Write the wordsunder the correctsound.

a Completethe prices.

eif,€ffia difficult

1 $0.30 thirty cents 2 812.99 twelve

price

ninetv-nine dx-e

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Thanks.

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Can I helpyou?

I

Threepoundsten.

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Regular.How much is that?

tr

A cappuccino, please.

b Complete the dialogue.

+ p.5l Grammar and Vocabulary revision quiz

Don't forget that your MultiROMand website have lots of exercisesand activities.

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Woman

Yes,can J 2

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Latte,Americano, cappuccino?

Woman

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or large?

Woman

Large. How s

Barman

Three pounds.

Woman

6

Barman

Thanks.

is that?

you are.

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A ticket to Birmingham, please. Single or return? Return, please.How much is that? Thirteen pounds twenty. Can Ipuy with Mastercard? Sure.

listenandrepeat. uiig rrrow copytheftythm.

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a Rewrite the sentencesin the past.

1 A Where were

1 I m in a hurry this morning.

B I was

I wasin a hurrv

yesterdaymorning.

2 they arerit at schooltoday. Thevweren'tat school

yesterday.

3 She'sat the cinema tonight.

your brother at homeyesterday?

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yesterday.

B It --5 A ---

5 Is he at work this afternoon?

at the cinema.

A _ B No, he

lastnight. 4 We arent at home today.

you lastnight?

your birthday? yesterday. you at the restaurantat 10.30?

B No, we yesterdayafternoon?

6 A Who

6 They'reat the airport this morning.

you with yesterday

afternoon? yesterdaymorning.

7 Are you in London today?

yesterday.

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with a friend.

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yesterday.

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1 Picasso/ a painter (/)

WasPicassoa painter

?

Yes,he was

Listenand repeatthe wordsand the sounds for bird, clock,andcomputer.

the Beatles/ from the United States(/r) WeretheBeatlesfromthe UnitedStates? AgathaChristieI awriter (,/)

No, they weren't.

Write the wordsunder the correctsound. after coffee gi.t wasn't hot butter nurse woman

weren't

4 Monet and Matisse / British (,()

5 Rudolf Nureyev/ from Poland(X) girl 6 the Marx brothers / American (/)

7 Edith Piaf lan actress(X)

Gfi[@ 8 Proustand Tolstoy/ writers (/)

Studenfs Bookp.ul Sound Bank

5 READING a Readthe text. Mark the sentencesT (True) or F (False). Vincent van Gogh was famous during his life. F Vincent was from Germany. Theo van Gogh was Vincent's father. Before he was a painter, Vincent was a teacher. \,-incentwas interested in religion. F{etr.asa good student. Paul Gaugin was Vincent's friend. He rvasa happy person. .'-incent's paintings were popular in his life. Today his pictures are very expensive.

- I rk at the highlightedwords.What do you .:,inktheymean?Checkwith your dictionary.

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plane

school bedroom

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