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Grammar and Speaking Exercise 3

A Hi. I'm Darek. What's your name? B Hello. My name's Lucio. Nice to meet you! A Nice to meet you too! Grammar and Vocabulary Exercise 2

a Hello! My name's Daniel. I'm from France. b Hi! I'm Edmondo. I'm from Italy. c Hi! My name's Helen. I'm from England. d Hello! I'm Aziz.I'm from Thrkey. e Hi! I'm Pablo. I'm from Spain.

Hi. My name's Mark. Hi Mark! I'm Diego. Where are you from? I'm from London. And where are you from? I'm from Mexico.

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A Are you Tim Brown? B No, I'm not. I'm TmGreen. Two

A Where are you from? France? B No, I'm lrom Naples. A Oh sorry. You aren't French - you're Italian! Three

A Are you Spanish? B Yes, I am. I'm from Madrid. A Oh!Are you at university? B Sorry? Oh, am I a student? Yes, I am. Uocahulary Exercise E

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Presenter How old are you, T?ish?

I'm 30.

Presenter How old are you, Ricky?

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Rob Oh, good afternoon, Mr Blick. How are you? Mr Blick I'm very well, thank you. And you? Rob Yes, I'm very well, thank you.

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Rob Evening, Jill! Evening, Rob! How are you? Rob Yes, I'm fine, thanks.

Jill

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1 Andy's 19 and he's a mechanic. 2 Daniel's Irish and he's 28. 3 She's a doctor and her name's Sadie. 4 His name's Boris and he's an actor. 5 Olivia's Scottish and she's 20.

1 She's Sadie and she's 26. 2 His name's Daniel and he's from Ireland. 3 Her name's Olivia and she's a secretary. 4 He's Boris and he's Russian. 5 He's English and his name's Andy. Exercise 5

name? B Her name's Sadie. job? B She's a doctor. from? B She's from Canada. B She's 26. How old is she? Exercise I aan an actor a doctor a mechanic an artist an engmeer a secretary

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What's her What's her Where's she

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a singer a teacher a receptionist

Grammar and Listening Exercise 4

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0ne Presenter How old are you, Simon?

Trish

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Simon

Yes, I'm fine, thanks.

Grammar and Uocahulary

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Rob

Oh, hi Ttish. How are you? fine thanks. And you?

Exercise 3 One

Itrs Berger Good morning, Robert.

Rd lffs Berger I'm very well, thank you. And you? \-es. I'm very wel1, thank you! Rd

Er, good morning, Mrs Berger. How are you?

A Is Mr Kelly an artist? A Is he a doctor? A Is he married? A Is Mrs Kelly an actor? A Is her name Helen? A Is she Canadian?

B No, he isn't. B Yes, he is. B Yes, he is. B No, she isn't. B Yes, it is. B No, she isn't.

Exercise 5 Sandy Hi, I'm Sandy and this is Bob.

Pablo Hello, Sandy. Nice to meet you. My name's Pablo. Sandy Are you from Italy, Pablo?

Pablo No, I'm Spanish - from Barceiona, in Spain. And who's that? Sandy Uuh, Maria? Pablo Maria, yes. Is she English? Sandy No, she's Argentinian - from Buenos Aires.

Pablo Oh. What's her job?

Sandy She's a singer. Pablo Mm ... Sandy And what's your job? Pablo An engineer. I'm an engineer ... and she married? Sandy Who? Pablo Marial Sandy Yes, she is. Pablo Oh, no ... Sandy Are you married?

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1 Excuse me. Where's the museum? It's over there on the left. Tourist 1 Thank you!

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2 Excuse me. is there a post office near here. Yes, there is. It's not far. It's on London Road,

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A Excuse me. Where's the cinema? B It's on Cross Street, next to the supermarket. It's not far.

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Keith It's my hometovrn - I'ortrose, in Scotland. Emma Really! Is it nice? Keith Well, a 1ot of my friends and family are from there, so yes, it's OK! Emma Is 1t a bi,g town?

Keith No - in fact, it's very very small! There's just one hotel and a post office! Emma Oh. So there aren't even any shops? Keith Well, there's one llttle shop. But there aren't

any supermarkets or clubs or thlngs like that. And it's far from any big tovms or cities. Emma Oh - that's terrible ... Keith Wel1, for me that's good, you know. But I'm also very happy here in London.

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Oh, greatl Er, this is for you. Flowers! I'or me? Thank you!

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Vocabulary lxercise

Becky Mummy! Chocolate! I love chocolate!

Becky Why? Becky Mummyl Orange juice! I really like orange juice! Mum No, Becky. Not today. Becky Why? Mum There's mineral water here. Water is very good for you. Becky But I hate water. Becky Mummy! Mummy! Pizzal I Iove pizzat Mum No, Becky. Not today. Becky Why? Mum Tonight there's lovely fish and nice vegetables for us to eat. Becky But I hate fish and I don't like vegetables Becky Mummy! Mummyl NO!

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1 fifty-five pence/frfty-five 'p' 2 two pounds

3 two pounds sevenly-nine 4 six pounds tr,renly-five 5 thirty-two pounds fifty

6 eighty pence/elghty 'p' 7 nineteen pounds ninety-nine

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Srammar *rld l"ixtening [xerelse & Maggie Hello, Rob. How are you? Rob Fine thanks, Mum. Maggie Are you sure? You're not very happy today Rob No, I'm OK, Mum - really. Maggie Is there a problem at work? Rob No, Mum - there aren't any problems. Maggie Do you like your job? Rob Yes, I love it. Maggie Do you wear a uniform? Rob No, Mum - I wear a suit ... Maggie What exactly do you do. Rob?

Rob Oh, a iot of things ... Maggie You never talk about ir. Is ,: u-:. Rob Yes. I go to differeni p,le.r:=: :-. .

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That's two pounds seventl--fii-e. please.

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A Does Rob wake up at7? B Yes, he does. A Does he leave home at 9? B No, he doesn't.

That's one pound tr,venty-five, please.

3 A chicken sandwich, please.

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starts at half past three. Then it's the weekend! On Saturday I relax. I wake up late and usually go to the cinema with my boyfriend in the afternoon' We usually go at quarter past five. Sunday is a family day. I visit my grandparents with my parents and brother. We have lunch with them at half past twelve .. ' . And then it's Monday again! Scxrtrivs! Kxxg**s!: &xercise

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Brian Look, Alisont Fri,ends Agai,n doesn't start at quarter past five. Alison No, it starts at quarter to five! We're too late! Brian No problem. Super Agenl 3 starts at

twenty past five. Alison Great! I love Super Agenf films! Two

Alison Oh, the caf6's closed! Brian What time does it usually ciose? Alison At 10 o'clockl Brian Yes, but look at the srgn. It closes at half past seven on SaturdaY now

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Richard So what do you think about Julia? Megan Well, she can't play a musical instument - and she can't act! Richard Yes, but she can dance and singuery weII. Megan Right. That is very important ... but ... Richard Good. So she has the job! Megan Weil, OK then. &xereis* E 1 They can speak Spanish. 2 She can play football. 3 We can't dance. 4 i can play the guitar.

5 He can't play tennis. 6 You can't speak Russian. Xxenelss S

Jane Can you play the guitar and sing, Matti Matt I can't play the guitar but I can sing well. Can you?

Jane I can't sing but I can play the piano and I'm a great dancerl Matt Really? I can't dance at all. I hate lt! Jane Oh ... Can you speak any languages? Matt Yes, I can speak Italian and French very well. My grandmother's French and we go to Italy on holiday every year. Jane Mm-hmm, that's very good. I can't speak French or Italian. Matt And do you like sPorts? Jane Well, I love terLnis. I can play well. Matt Can you? I can piay football but I can't piay tennis. Maybe you can teach me!? Jane Yes, that's a great idea! &nar:txtrmr ex?d m*edisjg &xareisc 5 1 We have to speak English in class. 2 Do you have to learn French at school? 3 She doesn't have to cook every daY. 4 Does he have to drive to work? 5 Does a chefhave to be funnY?

Alison Oh no!

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