American English File MultiPACK Riehitoman Clive Oxenden

) 1 LISTENING & SPEAKING a 1 Listen and repeat. Hi I'm Henry. © Hello, tm Linda Silva Hello, 'm Rob Jones. bh N. vsay who you are. F) Hello, I'm —__ 2° © Read and listen. LAY otionist Hello, What's your name? Jom Excuse me. ta Tom. Teacher Hello, Are you Tom? plist Ave you Tom Banks? Tom Yes. Nice to meet you. Ta Ne, fm not. 'm Tom King. Teacher Nice to meet you Re ptionist You're in room 2. Yom Am |late? To Excuse me? i Teacher Yes, you are, Re sfionist You are in room 2. om Sorry! To (OK. Thank you Listen and repeat dialogue 1. In pairs, practice the dialogue. e Listen and repeat dialogue 2. In pairs, practice the dialogue.2 GRAMMAR verb be: and you a Look at dialogue 1 in Le on page 4. Complete the chart. Tm. am You're = You b ©p-s8 Grammar Bank 1A. Read the rules and do the exercises. 3 VOCABULARY numbers 0-10 a 6 b Op Do} < Cou “one sten. What are the numbers? Vocabulary Bank Numbers. A. sound the class from 0 to L0 and n10t00, sten and say the next number. ER 4 PRONUNCIATION word stress; /h/, /ou/, and /al ‘word stress: two-syllable words Listen rePEAT a 19 Match the words and photos. Listen and check. Cleoffee [] photo “e-mail [] hotel [taxi & 2 ser Listen again and repeat Underline the stressed syliable. © WO Listen and repeat the words and sounds. A helo hi Henry pote S\_ _ ®@ no photo hello hotel | a not Tom hot Molly | l — —_ dU Listen, Practice the sentences. Hello, Henry's Hotel, Oh, no! The phone! Are you Molly? No. I'm not. 5 SPEAKING Practice with other students. Hello / Hi, 'm < Areyou 2» Yes (lam). No (I'm not), v v Nice to meet you, What's your name? Y Y Nice to meet you, Vm v Nice to meet you. Y Nice to meet you. (IseUrnnne er ed Hello. OK No. Hi Thank you. Nice to meet you Whats your name? Excuse me, ‘Am Llate? Excuse me? Yes. Sorry!~ Where's he from? countries : AV and /au! P sentence stress; /u/ and /au/ He's from Mexico. 1 VOCABULARY countries 2 GRAMMAR verb be: he, she, it a. Match the countries and photos. a MS Listen and complete 1-3 with countries. Italy Japan irkey[] Mexico 7 Italy = Turkey 1} J 5cR Where's he from? He's from | Is she from 2 , too? No, she isn’t. She's from 5 Is ita good movie? Yes, itis. Its great. wpere> b 46 Listen and repeat. © In pairs, practice the dialogue Match the words and pictures. Countries and 7] [sl na malities. Do part A. dt Listen and repeat the dialogue. ahs. it he A there are you from? = Bn trom Mexico. A there in Mexico? Bn from Mexico City _ _ € Pr tice the dialogue with your country an city e Op. nmar 1B, Read the rules and do the exercises.3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress; /1/ and /av’ WHERE are you FROM? 2 YM from ENGLAND. > —~< __ISSHE from CHINA? Se a Wr _ entences and questions. 1 J (Brazil No, | _Is she from Brazil? No, she ist Its from 20 hina, 3.8 Japan. 41 Turkey? Yes,f 5 heUnited States. — 61 (Mexico? No, / oe 7S — England. Ses BV e/he from? F tom Peru. _ = b M _isten and check. ¢ M _isten again and repeat. Copy the stress, d_ 12 _jsten and repeat the words and sounds it Italy six Mexico England id China 1 five nine hi nice € 12 _jsten, Practice the sentences, ts) cttaly Liv ol isin Fngland. Hi, from China. Nice to meet you. 4 LISTENING & SPEAKING a 122 Listen, Can you hear the difference? 1a Isl from Italy Is BH from Italy? 2a SHES from Russia, HBB from Russia 3a Where's Hé from? b Where's SH from? 49 MRS from Korea b H&S from Korea, 5 a Shige late b Hate. 6 a Where is fe b Where is SH8? b_ 125 Listen and check (W) the sentence you hear in a, ¢ Practice saying sentences a and b. 4 Look at the photos. Guess the countries. ‘Ask your teacher. St she from China? Famous actors in their countries - but where are they from? € © Communication Guess the countries A p76 B p.78. Wireman Where are you from? Tim from Rusia, Where in Russia? Tm from Moscow. Where is it? Isita good movie? Yes, it’s great.V nationalities; numbers 11-20 > word stress; /e/, Ji, and /f! re you Korean? Yes, we are, They aren't Spanish Theyre Mexican. > 1 VOCABULARY nationalities 2 LISTENING & READING a Where are they from? Complete a 128 Listen and number the pictures 1-3. the sentences with a country. im A), im apanese from a Se Cimtvecan He ‘rom _: 1 Sohn Hello, We're John and Sally Clarke | Repost Hello, You're in room 211, | and they'e in toom 212, {s Thank you. aq 2 b Listen again and read the dialogues. sally Hurry up. We'te late ‘Then mark the sentences (right) ‘fana We aren't late. Breakfast ‘x X (wrong) is from seven to ten. And Mikewatready. 1 John and Sally are in oom 212. ¥ 2 Breakfast is from six co ten. 2 te A > 3 Mike and Anna aren't American. He tom Hi Ate you American 4 Mike and Anna are English Mi Nowe ae We Ee neon wacat | rr 5 Jobn and Sally are on vacation, b © 103 Vocabulary Bank Countries | He Are youon vacations 6 Liz and Travis arenit on vacation. an rationalites, Do part B. ‘Ama Yes, we are . hs ea (here ar vacation wo WET Correct the wrong sentences © Listen, Say the nationality. _teend Tavs, John and Sally are in room 211, fam Brea 6 sean) Tras Bye Have ance day Ama Good-bye. 127 Listen and repeat the dialogues << i3 GRAMMAR verb be: we, you, they; 5 SPEAKING negatives (all persons) Are the nationalities right or ‘a Read the dialogues in 2 on page 8 again. wrong? Make|# or =Isentences. Complete the chart Correct the wrong nationalities. al Siem Ite Singular Tm Uimnot on You arenit Hes “ Plural oa Ss ih You aren't 2 ‘They aren't b Op Grammar Bank 1¢ Read the rules Gisele Bundchen / The Rolling Stones / ‘Andrea Bocelli / and heexercises. ‘American eazilan © 129 sten, Say the negative. Tm ian" S 'm not Peruvian. 4 PR UNCIATION word stress; Iel, and /ff a 130 ye same stress or different stress? uritos /Spanish Keira Knightley / liste ad underline the stressed syllable. British Wel GED. Casio / Japanese 1 Br Brazilian S_ 2c Chinese _D 6 VOCABULARY numbers 11-20 3Er id English = a 13% Are they American or English? Listen and check. 4 ite Italian -- ‘What are the numbers? SR Russian 6M > Mexican 7 Ty Japanese 8 © Turkish b Liste gain and repeat. ¢ 131 sten and repeat the words and sounds. b © ps2 Vocabulary Bank Numbers. Do part B. Mibieo: ‘tn, ave breakiist € Count in twos (J, 3,5...19 and 2, 4, 6...20) around the class we he she meet three CRU —_—_ +} Hurry up. | i i breakfast she Spanish English Russian nationality ‘Were on vacation, too. Good-bye / Bye. 132 sten, Practice the sentences. Have a nice day! Brea sis from seven to ten, : oo - Hes ese. Shei jan. Shes Spanish.\ Practica. j ay The alphabet Spelling your name Classroom language AT ie) 1 LISTENING 135 Listen and order the sentences. This is the final call for passengers on Flight KLM 9246 to Miami. Please go to gate B14 immediately. Mr. Pablo Tortes on Flight KLM 9246 to Miami please goto gate B14 immediately. Passengers on Flight KLM 9246 to Mier, please go to gate B14. TORRES, Hello, m Pablo Torres. Uhave a reservation Excuse me? How do you spell your last name? Thank you. Good morning. TORRES, first name = eg., Brad, Keira last name = ¢g, Pitt, Knightley 5 Listen and repeat dialogue 2 2 THE ALPHABET a 137 Listen and repeat the words and sounds ee 88 A FE | J LK xezerle Neqromuoe b 138 Listen and repeat the letters. € 139 Listen. Can you hear the difference? IMN 3G) sY 1 TBY 2K Q 4ET 6UuW 8EA do Listen. Circle the letter you hear in ¢ e Ut Listen and number the pictures 1-6. f Listen again and write the letters. Practice saying them. 142 Listen and repeat the alphabet. Practice saying it. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ h How do you spell the names? John Sally Liz Anna Mike Travis3 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Oo ay a | What's your name? 2 How do you spell it? 3 Where are you from? a M3- Listen to the man, What’ his name? b 144 Listen and write his name. His name's ¢ MS Listen, Where's he from? Hes n Queens, d_ 14 isten to six more people and complete the chart. 4 1H imes____. She’ from Los Angeles, 2H ames She's from Reading in . 3-H umes He’ from in the US. 4H ames _. She's from ‘ 5H ames She's from Bangalore, 6H umes __. He’ from Vancouver in e Ing, askand answer the 4ueétiOns in the box. 4SPI (ING Goo orning + 12:00 Goo ternoon 12:00» 6:00 pm. Goo ening 6:00 pm. a Inp role-play dialogue 2 from exercise 1 on page 10. AY the receptionist. Its 4:00 p.m. BU. ur first and last name. b Cha roles. BY the receptionist. Its 7:00 p.m. AU ur first and last name. © © munication Game: Hit the ships A p.76 8 p.79, 5 VOCABULARY Classroom language @ ©p.l04 Vocabulary Bank Things. Do part A. b Match the phrases and pictures, 17 Close the door. || Sit down, please, | Look atthe board, please | Go to page 14, | Stand up. 7 Open your books. © M@ Listen and check. Listen again and repeat. d_ 149. Listen and do the actions. 6 10 SONG 4 D+S-C-0 Meieueke emer Good morning / afternoon / evening, What's your last name? How do you spell it? Please. have a reservation.r 1 \ Tat COR Cr Ca ele GRAMMAR ¢ Complete the phrases. Circle the correct answer. ‘Where are you from? Hello, __ Alex. A Excuse! ______, are you Henry? al (rm B Yes, lam, 1 you from Brazil? ‘A Ym Jim Brown. Nice to?___ y yo aAre bis D F roses ang : afternoon, 'm Ann Carter. 2 pick aa Eel sh? BNo, American. a fe reeniitk: 8 Fee se aco B Excuse me, how do you? —_ your last name? ACARTER vo ac 1 B 3 4 5 a Where you are —_b Where are you A Areyouinroom 211? B No, __inroom212. Write the things in the classroom. awere bare ‘A Is Carmen Spanish? B Yes, ashes b sheis They Chinese. They're Japanese. aren't b arent ‘Cancun in Mexico? adr bis Lisa and Luke are from California. __ American, a Youre —b They're A Areyouinclass 2? B No, — alnot 6 Imnot ‘She __ from Chicago, She's from Los Angeles. aarent — b isn't \BULARY aplete the chart. Country [Nationality Mes | fie |" | i Talian=—=~*~<“‘“‘“*~™Y:SSC@éRPRONUNCIATION Bena: ica Pepe ere a Can you remember these words and sounds? cea ‘ a wel consonants — | American @ B g & ® & | | te the next number. seems al A b © p.l7/ 119 Sound Bank. Check the words and 6 0, ti Eo sounds, and practice saying the example words. seven, ‘o,one, © Underline the stressed syllable. ay eleven, aban popu 2 Japan Japanese ot een, nineteen, a sorry AmericanME e Lm CL more 1 CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? Read and complete the chart for Marta, Jian-hao, and Kelly. Marta Ramivez. Monterrey in Mexico. Fm Jianhao Li 1m from Shanghai in China, Review & Cueck tim Kelly Doyle. tm from Kansas in the United States. Fi Lostname Nationality ¢ ey Jae Ti __|x | _ “You Sei aes 2 CAN U WRITE THIS IN ENGLISH? a Comp the chart for you. b Write sentences about you 3. CAN U UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE? 1st | sm and choose the right answer. ny’ American. 'b Danny's English. isin room 9. b Bellas in room 19, Kathy. She's Cathy. busisnumber 13. b The busis number 14. 00am. It 8:00 p.m. ‘ing is from China. _b Li-mingis from Korea, flight is UA472, The flight is UA462. John Read. b He’ John Reid. ) sis woman, > Chris is a man. ercise ison page 11. ‘The exercise is on page 12. 4 CAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH? Check (V) the boxes. Can you...? say Your name and where you are from (] Yes, can. ask where other people are from (Yes, Tecan, spell your name Ces, I can. count from 0 to 20 (1 Yes, I can. check in at a hotel Wes, Tean.G singular and plural nouns; a / an, the V sal things _ P /z/ and /s/, plural endings S What are they? They'te keys. > = Se a 1 VOCABULARY small things a Can you remember five things in the classroom? Write the words. Itheb 2 thed Sac fal Saw b ( p.104 Vocabulary Bank Things. Do part B. 2 ( RAMMAR singular and plural nouns; a / an, the a I ad and order the things (bags, coats, etc.) 1-5. b 22. Listen and check. ‘¢ Write the plurals, W ere is it? Oh, no! on the train! 1 bag bags Bll 2 chair — ‘The sp five things people leave on British trains are (not in order): 3 book __ (pags 4 laptop _ (1 coats: aa d_ © p.90 Grammar Bank 2A. Read the rules glasses and do the exercises. Hl ph 2 jeripnones € © Communication Memory game pl 5 umbrellas 3 PRONUNCIATION /z/ and /s/, plural endings a 24 Listen and repeat the words and sounds. eee = Brasil ero is, he’s b 25 Listen and repeat the plurals. “BD chairs photos keys bags list books coats laptops fia! watches buses pieces classe: € 26 Listen. Say the plurals. “Isa photo.” they te photos Z-4 SPEAKING & WRITING ~ a Ask and answer with a partner. S b Whi acel abo akey an ll a phy acre ape ¢ Writ me | 5 I do aa ard hat you have in your bag / pocket, eg., a book, keys. | a partner. Y bag, I have a book, key, a pen, 5 LISTENING 27 Listen to five conversations, Write the thing or things that they say. Is this your r Here are your Sorry its my Look in the Isa_ OK? EI | What ist? What are they? Whats in your bag? Thave two eredit can.; - : Ls G possessive adjectives; possessive s 9 J V people and family P /0/, ‘al, and fof 1 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives a 28 Listen. Number the pictures 1-3. Heyl That's my bag. No, it isn't t's my bag. Your bag's there. ‘And here are our children. What are their names? Her name's Lucy, and his name's ric. Hello. And who's this? Its my parrot. What's its name? Polly. Hello, Polly. Where are our coats? Excuse me? Where are our coats? Your coats ~ they're over there on the chair. Thank you. Good night. Bye. isten again and read the dialogues. Thea complete re chart with a highlighted word. 1 my (bag) we you yun, he ee they she it - > p.90 Grammar Bank 2B. Read the rules for ossessive adjectives. Do exercise a, alk toa partner. Point to people in the classroom. ‘an you remember their names? Whats her name? | can't remember What are their names? Family and friends ‘Who's Maria? She's my brother's wife, 2 VOCABULARY people and family a. Look at pictures A-C. Where can you see...? aman, awoman, and two children [ ‘men and women oO two boys [ b © p.105 Vocabulary Bank People and family. 3 PRONUNCIATION /0/, /a/, and /a/ 215 Listen and repeat the words and sounds. é fatter they their the brother husband son mother | & pocket — seven : woman children b 21 Listen. Practice the sentences. The woman over there is my mother. have one brother and three sons. My husband and I have seven children,4 GRAMMAR possessive s a Match the pairs from five famous movies. b Cor cous pos: e Cov f Wor te the sentences with a name, _ is Carrie’ friend, — ____ is Bridge's mother. a is Jack Sparrow's father. is Luke’ sister. —_ isthe Queen's husband. isten and check. Grammar Bank 2B, Read the rules for ves. Do exercise b, and practice with photos A-E. Ask and answer, ¥sMiranda? shes > — ween ith a partner: sstite the names of six people (your family or friends) on of paper. ‘ur piece of paper to B. B give your piece of paper to A. ibout his / her people. Bask A about his / her people ‘SSiMia? She's my sister 2 5 WRITING & SPEAKING a Read the text and write the names. { 1 on the photo, jae Kate. m from Ohio inthe United States. My father’s name is Marty, and my mother’s name is Amy. have a brother and asistet. Their names are Brett and Karen. We have a dog. ts name is Brandy. b Now write about your family. ¢ Tell your partner about your family, | ‘That's my bag. Who’ this? here { canvt remember, there Thanks | | over there |G adjectives V colors and common adjectives P /ei, jeu, /9/, /ar/, and/or! 1 VOCABULARY & SPEAKING colors and common adjectives a 217 Match the cars and nationalities. Listen and check. * nerican (1) itish ach [ rman [ Tian, © L ket the highlighted words, Guess their meaning, > Listen again and repeat the dialogue. Then practice it vy hapartner, € p.106 Vocabulary Bank Adjectives. ak at the photos of the cars 1-6. Practice with a partner. sk and answer. a What ori “> Describe the cars. Use two adjectives. Car 2 is small and cheap. 3 «think of a car. B ask questions. Guess the car. Aon i - b 208 Listen and read the dialogue. What are the tw6 cars? Tim Wow! Look at that car. I's great! Sue it’s a man’s car. Tim A man's car? ‘Sue Yes. it’s fast and red. And it's very expensive. Wow! Look at that yellow car. its great! Tim I¢’s a woman's car. 2 GRAMMAR adjectives a Circle the right sentence, 1 a The VW isa small ear b The VW isa car small, 2a Ferraris and Mustangs are fasts cars. b Ferraris and Mustangs are fast cars. b © p.90 Grammar Bank 2C. Read the rules and do the exercises. © © p.106 Vocabulary Bank Adjectives. In pairs, look at the pictures and make ten sentences.3 a READING With 2 partner, decide which questions you think are important for men and which are important for women. Write 1-7 in the article 1 Isita nice color? 2 sit ast? 3 Isit big? 4 Isit cheap? 5 Is it easy to park? 6 Isit luxurious? 7 Isit safe? Read the article and check. WI tcar? Menand — wo .enare different. Impo at questions for men: Impa at questions for women: 1) : ‘ § IBAMW, and Audi are very popular with men. 9 Cheer cad fe men. Big SUVs are also very popalar with men. m_ unde and Volkswagen are popular with «ers of WW Beetle convertibles are women. ‘ve women’s cars are sports cars (but not sports cars). Women prefer cas that are: tk) and sale. Color is aso very important. 4 PRONUNCIATION /z/, /ev, /o/, /ar/, and /or/ a 224 Listen and repeat the words and sounds, Fxp dlack bad family fast Q=<.se =D talk small daughter — ey ae. park card ue : - b 225 Listen. Practice the phrases ablack ca the same day small bal! park the car a short door 5 SPEAKING & WRITING a Talk in small groups about your car or your family’s car ly cars a Honda Civic. i's small, it's green, and it's new. It's a very good car b Write about your “dream” car. Mydreamcar isa. (model) Itsa/an Ws _. (color) Its and cat. (nationality) (adjectives) ¢ Now tella partner, 6 226 SONG -2 You're beautiful Coen eee | German (country = Germany) Wow! {_ Brench (country = France) also | Look at that car important easy (opposite = difficult) popular | safe (opposite = dangerous) with What's your favorite car? | l |Numbers 21-100 Personal information: age, address ete Introducing people Phone numbers Practica jj et Enc.ish A= ad 1 INTRODUCING PEOPLE a 227 Listen to two dialogues. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). Dialogue I Helen is Mike's sister. ( ~* Jague 2 The gil’ brother is 25. tello, Mike ‘Sam. How are you? ine, thanks. And . 2 m OK, thanks. This is Helen. he'sa_____ from work. _ to meet you. fi we'te in a hurry. ee you soon. Bye, tow! He's od-looking. What's his 7 dam —___he married? lo,he isn't cow old is he? twenty-six. number? hat's his [ cum | | | | | L en and repeat the dialogues. d—ctice them with a partner, 2 VOCABULARY phone numbers, 21-100 Phone numbers 0 = oh (or zero) a 229 Listen to the dialogue and wr the phone number. ‘A What’ your phone number? Bo A Excuse me? b 230 Practice saying these phone numbers. Listen and check, 1 688-5713 2 844-7902 3 231 555-0261 ¢ In pairs, practice the dialogue in a. Use your phone number (or an invented number). 4 © p.102 Vocabulary Bank Numbers. Do part C. € 232 Listen. Can you hear the difference? la b 30 2a ld b 40 3a ls b 50 4a 16 b 60 5a ly b 70 6a 18 b 80 7a 19 b 90 f 233° Listen and circle a or b. Then practice saying all the numbers. g How old are the people in your fam So mother’s 54 | Ages | Hes 20 OR Hes 20yeaisold. | NOT He's.20-years, He has-20-years3 PEOPLE ON THE STREET Oo 1 Do you have brothers and sisters? 2. How old are they? How old is he / she? 234 Listen to Matthew. Does he have brothers and sisters? ~~ ] e a b 235. Listen, How old are they? © 286 Listen to six more people. Answer the questions for each person. Brot and d Inpa ask and answer the questions in the box. 4 PER NAL INFORMATION tee funded Immigration form Stres| : underlined words. 5 1 WI your name? How do you spell it? (OD First name ‘Last name. “Title Mr. / Ms. / Mrs, 2 WI are you from? © Nationality 3. Wt — youraddress? © Address 4 WI your zip code’ © Zipcode 5 Ho dare you? © Age 6 Are (married? © Married Single 7 Wr — your home phone number? @ Phone number: home 8 WI your cell phone number? ° cell 9 Wr — your e-mail address? © E-mail address b Cove equestions and look atthe form. * Mr.=a man; Ms. =a woman; Mrs. =a married woman Rem _ er the questions. © Come the form for you. Circle your title, too. d © nication Personal information A p.77 B p.79. CT neem How are you? ‘What’ your phone number? Fine, thanks. And you? Whats your (e-mail) address? T'm OK, thanks. ‘How old are you? This is Helen. Tm 18, See you soon. ‘Are you married? | Wereina hurry.| ay What do you remember? GRAMMAR Circle the correct answer. Hello, ___ Alex, | at Orm A What is it? B its e-mail from my friend aan ba ‘A Where’ your ID card? B__ in my bag, als bits ‘A What are they? X= a They're credit cards Ita credit card Thave two a dictionarys dictionaries She's American. name is Julia aHer — b His ‘Were Mr. and Mrs. Kemp. daughter is in class 3. a Our —b Their My__ is Peter. a names husband —_b husband's name ‘These chairs are __. a veryexpensive _b very expensives A Ferrari is a a carfast —b fast car That’s my sister and__boyfriend. a her b their VC ABULARY a _ ite the things. b Complete the chart. ¢ Write the irregular plural. man 1 woman 2 child 3 person d_ Write the opposite adjective. fast slow 1 expensive —__ 2 dig a 3 good oat Teal 4 long 5 tall Write the number. thirty-one 31 3 ninety-nine __ 1 forty =t! 4 fifty-six 2 sixty-seven 5 eighty-two £ Complete the phrases. Where are you from? 1A ____ismysister Anne. B Nice to meet yor 2 A How ____isRita?__B I think she’ 22. 3A Howareyou? B thanks. And you? 4A Wheres my book? B I's __ there on the 5 A Whatsyour____?B 25 King Street. PRONUNCIATION a Can you remember these words and sounds? a & val = dy OH consonants se } b ©p.ti7 / 119 Sound Bank. Check the words and soun and practice saying the example words. ¢ Underline the stressed syllable Italian expensive daughter family glasses umbrellaWhat can you do? LTT mesa 1 CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? Mynams ene Fores, nd TP I'm from Mendoza in Argentina. I'm married, and I have hag children, a son and a daughter. My son’s name is Victor. He's 15. He's tall with dark hair, and he's gand-looking. My daughter's name ala. She's 21.15 she beaut | think she is very beaut - I'mher mother! Myni Greg and 'm from Florid he US. 'm20. |have twos 5. Their names are Diane Liz. Diane is 26. She's with long blond hair. She's sed. Her husband's name le. Lizis 19 and very differ’ ‘om Diane. She isn't tall ar ond. She's short with dark! She isn’t married, but sheh boyfriend! a Read two texts. Answer the questions with a sentence. 1 Wh Blena’slast name? Her last name is Flor 2 Wi isElena from? aie et os 3-Ho dis Victor? 4.WI herdaughters name? 5 WI ationality isGreg? __- = 6 WI Diane? ae. = 7 Iss rartied or singlet I 8Ho disLut —_—_____ ee b Look he highlighted words. Use the photos to guess their aning. 2 CAN OU WRITE THIS IN ENGLISH? Writ’ out you and your family. Use and and but where neces. an mut Hi I Hes good-looking, > He’ tall and good-looking He 1 Heisnt good-looking. > Hes tall, but he ist good-looking. 3 CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE? 238 Listen and choose the right answer. 1 a His name’ Alex. b Her name's Alex. 2 a His glasses are blue. b His glasses are red 3 a Heraddress is 19 Park Street. b Her address is 90 Park Street 4 a The hotel's nice. b The hotel’ very small 5a Her fatheris 67. b Her father is 76, 6 a His phone number is 771 555-7064, b His phone number is 771 555-7065, 7 a His sisteris tall, b His sister is short. 8 a ItsaCD. b Itsa DVD. 9 a Her e-mail address is susie@gomail.com, ’b Her e-mail address is suzy@gomail.com, 10 a His caris white. b His caris black. 4 CAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH? Check (V) the boxes. Can you...? say what's in your bag (Yes, Tean, say who isin your family 1) Yes, Ican. describe your car (Yes, can, count from 21 to 100 1 Yes, I can. introduce somebody (1¥es, Tan. ask how somebody is 1 Y¥es, Lean. say your phone number Yes, Tan, ask for and give personal information, eg, name, address, age, etc. [) Yes, I can.V common verbs 1 | G simple present: and you hw, (wi, and /v/; linking. 1 LISTENING & READING a 31 Listen to the dialogue, Number the pictures 1-5. Iresser Hello. Is this your frst time here? amer Yes, itis. Wnesser Do you live ' near here? mer No, dont. live 2___—- = iresser_ Oh, nice, How do you want your hair? smer | don’t know. Something different. Iresser Do you wanta® ____? No, thanks. I don't rink *— Do youwanta? 2? Yes, please. Oh, look. Demi Moore's omer Iresser mer Iresser Do you have & mer Yes, do. |have two? Iresser How old are they? omer Eight and ten. Its very short, lresser_ Don't worry. Wait. b _dithe dialogue and complete 2-7 with a word(s) from the list. 's children coffee (x2) downtown magazine nearhere Iresser OK. Do you like it? © enand check. 4 ‘ommunication A new haircut p.81 Do you like her haircut? e Listen and complete the last line ofthe dialogue, iresser_OK. Do you like it? f tice the dialogue with a partner. Do you live near here? No, | don't. 2. GRAMMAR simple present: / and you a Read the dialogue again, Complete the char with do or don't. Simple present Bllive near here, [=] __— live near here, @. you live near here? (Yes, E -[#]No, | b ©p.92 Grammar Bank 3A. Read the rules a: do the exercises. 3 VOCABULARY common verbs 1 a Match the phrases. 1 Thave (bl a downtown, 2 Idrink b two children. 3 Live! © coffee, 4 Twant 7] d my new haircut. 5 Like © amagazine, b ©p.107 Vocabulary Bank Common verbs 1.4 LISTENING a 36 5 PR fw as nN Al Br Al BY Listen to the dialogue. Is the woman happy © or sad @at the end of the dialogue? b Listen again. What do the woman and taxi driver say? Circle a or b. a Geary Street, please. gb Kearny Street, please. a The traffic is bad. b The traffic is good, a Do you live in San Fran b Do you like San Francis ‘What's the problem? No problem. Tike my new haircut Why not? [like it. Why not? Its fantastic. Where do you want to a [want a new coat. b Twanta new bag. a That’ 14.50. b That’ 16.00. 10 Have a good day. Have a nice day. NUNCIATION ‘wi, and /v/; linking cisco? | don't like my new haircut, go? Where do you want to stop? Listen and repeat the words and sounds. = I ao you food too watch want where what have live very TV work Listen and repeat. Link the words. you live_in_an_ apartment? + T don't, Hive_in_a house you have children? » Ido. Thave_a boy and gitl 6 SPEAKING live nearhere ina house 1 2. brothers and sisters a cat ora dog 3 CNN. MTV 4 to pop music to classical music 5 newspapers novels 6 French food Mexican food 7 eee. coffee 8 ____ Spanish Chinese 9 _— anewcell phone a new haircut 10 ____ big cities soccer a Complete 2-10 with a verb from the list. drink eat have like listen live read speak want watch b Work with a partner. Ask and answer with Do you.,.? Ze DIIeUr ened I don't know. Wait Do you want a coffee? Ate you OK? | Yes, please. What's the problem? No, thanks. Really? Dont worry:G simple present: we, you, they V food and drink P word stress; /t{, dy, and /a/ Do you have coffee for breakfast? No, we don't. We have green tea. a. Read the text and label the picture. nne from Paris in France lon't have breakfast at home. | have it in zafe. | have a croissant and hot chocolate. sink that’s very typical French breakfast. dis very good! b )p.108 Vocabulary Bank Food and drink. 2 EADING a 0k at the photos. What food can you see? ‘en from Osaka in Japan Kendra from Chicago in the US my family, we have a traditional Japanese breakfast Itisn't In the United States, we usually have a small breakfast 1y different from lunch and dinner. We have tice, fish, and miso during the week and a big breakfast on the weekend. In my up, and we drink green tea. Today a lot of Japanese people family, we have eggs, potatoes, and Sausage on Saturday. ve Western breakfast. They have bread and croissants, and We also have bread-usually oast. We drink coffee and fruit 2y drink coffee, not tea. But | prefer our breakfast. In my farmily, juice. | like black coffee. it's very stfong. My sister likes coffee don't talk at breakfast. We eat, drink, and watch TV! with milk and sugar. b 2ad the texts, Then read sentences 1-5 and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). In Japan, people eat very different things for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Ken's family likes croissants for breakfast. In Japan, alot of people don't have a traditional breakfast. In the US, people eat alot for breakfast during the week Kendra’ family has a big breakfast on Saturday. ¢ sok at the iilighiéd words. Use the photos to guess their meaning, ‘hat do you have for breakfast?G simple present: he, she, it V jobs and places of work What does she do? She's a doctor 3rd person s; word and sentence stress O wmlatipass ‘She works in a hospital He speaks English at work GRAMMAR simple present: he, she, it ¥I5-_Listen to the dialogue, Circle aorb. 1 a Sofia and her husband live in the US. b Sofia and her husband live in Mexico. a Sofia’s husband is a teacher. b Sofia’s husband is a tour guide. a They like their jobs, b They don't like their jobs. sten again and read the dialogue. heck your answers, uly Your English is fantastic. What do you do? fia ma teacher. | teach English at a university here in Mexico City tily Do you like your job? fia Yes, | like it very much. aly What does your husband do? fia He's a tour guide. He works at the "National Museum of Art. ily Does he like his job? fia Yes, very much. He likes art and history. And he doesn't work in the morning, only in the afternoon, sily Does he speak English, too? fia. Yes, he does, He speaks it very well. He meets a lot of American and British tourists. aly Do you speak English together? fia Only when we don't want our children to understand! ¢ 348 Listen and repeat the highlighted phrases. How do the verb: change when they are about Sofia’ husband? Complete the chart. T/you he/she ‘What do you do? ‘What ______ your husband do? Do you like your job? he like his job? Yes, [like itvery much, Yes, he __art and history. 4 © p.92 Grammar Bank 3C. Read the rules and do the exercises. 2 PRONUNCIATION 3rd persons a 318 Listen and repeat the words and sounds. e does has lives listens reads & Jikes speaks works eats drinks fiz! finishes watches teaches b_ 319 Listen. Say the sentences in the 3rd person singular. “Vike art. He.” Sitio3 VOCABULARY jobs and places of work 4 Can you remember? What does Sofia do? What does her husband do? b © pos Vocabulary Bank Jobs and places of work. © Ask five other students What do you do? 4 PRONUNCIATION word and sentence stress Ur line the stressed syllable‘). 1 cher 24 stor 35 iter 4 tory worker 5 i sistant 6% iceman 74 asperson 8: yer b 3 Listen and check. How is the final “er pronounced? © 3 Listen and repeat. Copy the thy. Shy qurse. She works in a hospital. De eworkinastore? Yes, he does. Is] salesperson? Yes, he is. 5 SF KING & WRITING a Th oftwo people you know who have jot skand answer with a partner W/o? rere / work? / speak English at work? Hike his/her job? W 3 a 3 i > S What does she do? about the two people. M,_—ther is a nutse. She works in tospital Santa Cruz in Curitiba Sh snit speak English at work Shs her job 6 READING a Is English important for these jobs in your town / city? Write 1-5 in the boxes (1 = English is not important, 5 = English is very important weiter] adoctor["] ataxidtiver (] a policeman] ateacher "J a lawyer [) b Read the text. Then angwer the questions. 21 What do the banker, the waite, and the factory worker have in common? 2 What does Jean-Paul do? 3 Where does he work? 4 What languages does he speak? 5 What language does he speak at work? Is this a problem for him? English at work ‘What do these people have in common ~ a banker in Mexico City, a waiter ina five-starhotel in Moscow, and a worker in the Hitachi electronics factory in Tokyo? They all speak English at work. Today, English is the common language in multinational companies in countries from France to Singapore Jean-Paul Piat works for an IT company in Paris, Every day he has meetings with other managers in English, He also reads documents and writes e-mails in English, and speaks on the phone in English to offices in other countzies. “Were a multinational company with offices the world.” says Jean-Paul. “We also have some people in out Paris office who aren't French. We need a common language to communicate, and that Janguage is English. I think it isa good idea, but some people dont like speaking English in a meeting when nearly everybody is French” ¢ Look at the highlighted words and phrases. Guess their meaning. Check with your teacher or a dictionary, What do you do? Y'ma doctor. Where do you work? work in a hospital like it very much. He speaks English very wel. 4 Is English important for your job? only speak on the phone all over the worldPractical Encusit Telling time Days of the week Silent consonants ‘What time is it? Ut six thirty. 1 TELLING TIME a 325 Listen and match the dialogues and pictures. 1A What time isi? It's six thiny. Go back to sleep. OK. Have a nice day. You, too. Excuse me, What time is it? Sorry, | don’t know. I don’t have a watch, Excuse me. What time is it? Just a moment. I’s quarter to seven. Thanks. You're welcome. __ isten and repeat the dialogues in a, Practice with a partner. © )p.110 Vocabulary Bank The time and ordinal numbers. Do part A. 28 Listen and draw the time on the clocks. o> n> @> ore © actice with a partner. — umber 1. What ime isi? _ Serine £ \ Communication What time is it? A p.77 B p.79. 2 EOPLE ON THE STREET C) d_ 332 Listen to four more people and complete the chart. 1 What do you do? oS 2 Do you like it? 3 What time do you start and finish? a % Listen to Christian. hat does he do? Daniel sasan_ o ro + Job? b % Listen. Does a | | like his job? SO | ikesiv ] ¢ 31 Listen, What time does he [vx | - artand finish? F stars / ! 1) ! rstarts work at. 4 fastest = OSS -—= 2 finishes work at _ e In pairs, ask and answer the questions in the box.3 VOCABULARY days of the week ¢ 335. Listen and repeat. Practice saying good-bye a 338 Listen and repeat the days of the week. with different days of the week, Practice saying them. Saying good-bye Good ‘Tuesday | A afte weerbegn ath CAPITAL ee 4. Askand answer with partner a _ What day is it today? What day is it tomorrow? ‘What day(s) do you have English classes? ‘What's your favorite day of the week? b 334 ten and complete the dialogues with days of they. Practice the dialogues with a partner 4 PRONUNCIATION silent consonants a 336. Listen and repeat the words. Practice saying them. ansWer Wednesday now Tisten white scHool talk =~ rite b 337 Listen. Practice the sentences. 1 ** Mat What day isit today? Don't firite on the wAiteboard, | Wor it’s? Why? don't know the school. Mar Because it’s my wife's birthday ‘Talk to you on Wednesday. on? and | don't have a present! 5 338 SONG 2 Friday I'm in love WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN fl \ Se ee | eee a a | N\ PO You're welcome. | sic dapis te? What day is it tomorrow? ge Why? Because its my wifes birthday. See you on Monday, (/ FF es “3 i . Today is ®oa GRAMMAR Circle the correct answer. Hello, ____ Alex. at @ym 1 __you want a coffee? aAre b Do b Do you like 1__fast food. adonteat —b noteat | A Do you live downtown? B Yes, 1 ado b live In Japan, we ___ rice for breakfast. ahave —b has « Jack ina language school. a work — b works she speak English? aDo —b Does He __ Spanish at a university. a teachs —b teaches "My brother children. a doesnthave — b don't have | What does Gavin _? B Hea doctor, a work bdo Vi CABULARY a ‘tite the verb. watch __TV = to the radio English ian apartment the newspaper breakfast L eam CCU b Circle the different word. meat 1 breakfast lunch 2 Monday Wednesday 3 hospital waiter 4 fruit coffee 5 nurse bank ¢ Write the times. © @ © — QO 3 Qo Complete the phrases. ‘A What day is it today? 1 AWhatt___is it? 2 A What do you have for breakfast? 3 A What’ her phone number? 4. ADo you want some water? 5 ADoyoudrinkal___ PRONUNCIATION of coffee? fish bread twenty office water lawyer juarter past seven B Friday. B Its five thirty. Bud. B Sorry. [don’tkn BYesp B Yes, six cups day! a Can you remember these words and sounds? consonants Ei ot a FS b ©p.l17 / 119 Sound Bank. Check the words and sounds, and practice saying the example words. ‘© Underline the stressed syllable. Italian potatoes breakfast assistant policeman SaturdayReview & CHECK What can you do? 1 CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? 2 CAN YOU WRITE THIS IN ENGLISH? a Read the text and complete it with food a Read the two texts. Complete the sentences with Min-ji or Woo-jin. words from the list. 1 has ajob. sausage butter fish fruit’ meat salads 2 —_____has a girlfriend / boyfriend, a 3 doesr't live with his / her family 4 lives downtown. 5 studies a language My sister (My sister's name is Mini She's 26 years old, and she's a ‘nurse. She works in a big hospital in Incheon. She lives in an apartment in Bucheon, about 12 km from Incheon. ‘She lives with two friends. They are nurses, too. She doesn't have a boyfriend, but she has alot of friends. My friend Woo-jin IMy fiend Woon isa student at Inha University in Incheon, He studies English. He wants to be a teacher. He lives with his family in an apartment downtown in Incheon. He has a girfiend, and her name is J-hyun. She's very nice too Doc ay that the traditional diet insc —Wediterranean countries, for xan Greece and Italy, is very healthy. Why good for you? 3 CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE? Inth —:ountries, people eat alot of ' and vegetables, bread, pasta, rice, and olive oil. They don't eat 2 b_ Write about two people: a member of your family and a friend. 339 Listen and complete the form. fice a They don ete oe This is very good for your heat First ae and sein these countries lve ie long an in other counties. ta Nationality Hon at like Mediterranean Age peo} ndlive along Pa ig mani aeiaties Brothers/ Sistersat school No Yes + US veil for cooking and nen Class number fo Phone number | De att with a yo ead se tof? 4 CAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH? De satalot of meat, amare Check) the bones ° an you... + sit mith your fami fo chendenen say where you live and what you do 71 ¥es, t can, Dc iumty your meals! ask where other people live and what they do CI Yes, Tan say what you have for breakfast 11 Yes, Lean. say what people eat in your country (1 ¥es, ean. ask and say what time itis Tes, can, Db Doy: at “the Mediterranean way”? say the days ofthe week 7 Yes Lean,(yer cL) 1B Guess the countries Student A a Complete the information, Ask B about photo 1. Say Is she from...? Write the country under the photo. ‘b Answer BS question about photo 2. Say Yes, she is or No, she isn't, ¢ Continue with the other photos. She’ from Mexico. Nanako Matsushima he’ trom ks Ricky Gervals| a Stephen Chow {es from —__. He’ from China, She’ from the US. ‘/ 2 Mari i ania Grazia Cucnota he’s from PE 1 Game: Hit the ships Student A a Draw 5 “ships” in Your shiy 1 ship = three squares b Try to “hit” Bs ships. Say a square, e.g., H16. If B says hit, check (V) the square in B’s ships. IfB says nothing, put an X in the square. © Bsaysa square. Say hit or nothing.PE 2 Personal information Student A a Interview B and complete BS form. B First name___Last name Nationality Address | Zi de Ap M — d( Single ( PE number: home address. | cell | 1 [A nail addresses sat dot b Ansv mns. Use the information inth Vy a | Fi ame Alex Last same Barrett Ne ality British | Ac 38 15 Parkhill Road, Columbus, Ohio Zi 4e-43085 Mat lSingle | PE number: home 780-2344 | cel 614 555-6943 address abarrett@btalk.com PE3 = ittimeis it? Student A testions to complete the times on the clocks, Clock 1. What time ist?Communication IB Guess ihe countries Student B ¢ is or @ Answer A’s question about photo 1. Say Yes, she is No, she isn't. s b Complete the information. Ask A about photo 2: Say 1s she from...? Write the country under the pho! © Continue with the other photos. 2 Oksan2 Acnshina Adriana Fonseca She's from Russia. She from. ‘Nanako Matsushima She's from Japan. He’ from Ricky Gervais fe from England laria Grazia Cucinotta ‘uci She’ from tly, She's fromPE 1 Game: Hit the ships Student B PE 2 Personal information Student B a Draw 5 “ships” in Your ships. | ship = three squares a Answer A’s questions. Use the information in the YOU form, YOU First name Chris Last name Lennox | Nationality America Address 81 West Stret, Gainesville, Florida Zip code 32601 | Age 31 ] Married WZ Singie(] Phone number: home 342-7152 cell 352.555.5661 E-mail address hriz@mascom _—_—__ E A E-maitaddresses | dot b Interview A and complete A’s form. | L A | ist name—__ Lastname | | Nationality | Address ___ Zip code Age Tins ea Married (> single | | Phone number: home . cell ____ = | ~ | E-mail address PE 3 What time is it? Student B on + = DA — asquare, eg, H16. Ifyou have a ship in Hi6, say Tfnot, say nothing. ¢ Tr “hit” A’s ships, Say a square, e.g, BI2. IFA ‘Ask A questions to complete the times on the clocks. say ty check (V) the square in As ships. IFA says no 3, putan X in the square. Gee ai iCommunication 2A Memory game Students A + B 3A Anew haircut "s Students A+B @ Le at the photo for 30 seconds. b Cl__ your book. in pairs, can you remember all the things on the table?PAT} us Man 1 Womar Man N Woman Man Yo 1 Isshe 2 Whe 3 Shes 4 Ishe 5 Hes 6 Isshe 7 Shes 8 Wher 1s 1 Isshe 2 Hes f 3 Wher 4 Ws 5 She's 6 Wher 125 Pn fe Shes 2Tmir Hess 3 Im fr Shes 4tmit Hes + Slim it Hes) 6 mie She’ 7 imi She’ 8 limit Shes 9 Vm tr Hes F Turkey, P Mexico. Japan, "aly. ere he from? vm the United States ae from the United States, too? "isn't. She’ from England. a good movie? sts great 1 Braail? No, she ist, hina, Japan. ‘Turkey? Yes, he is he United States, | Mexico? No, she isnt. England, from? He's from Peru. aly? Assia from? rail, lian, pain, ih, ae United States. fexico. aly span, gland, h 10 I'm from China. He’ Chinese 11’ from Peru. Shes Peruvian 12 Tm feom Turkey. Hes Turkish, a9 1 Tm Peruvian, Tm net Peruvian, 2 They're Japanese. ‘They arent Japanese, 3 Shes Brazilian, ‘She isnt Brazilian. 4 We're English, ‘We aren't English f Hallan. Iejstit aan, 6 Youre American, You aren't American. 7 He's Russian, He isnt Russian, 5 12 A He’ American. Hes number twelve B Hes English. Hes number eleven, ass 4 Passengers on Flight KLM 9246 to Miami, lease go to gate BIA ‘Thisisthe inal ell for passengers on Flight KLM 9246 to Miami. Please goto gate B14 immediatly ‘Mr. Pablo Tortes on ight KLM 9246 to ‘Miami, please goto gate B14 immediatly. 2 Receptionist Good morning ‘Man Hello. Tm Fablo Tores. [havea reservation. Receptionist How do you spel your last name? Man TORRES Receptionist Excuse me? Man T-O-R RES. Receptionist “Thank you a0 Sagem OZ ua 10 2 BMW atv 4 PC 5 cD. 6 DVD vas. Interviewer What’ your name? Man Michael as Interviewer How do you spell it? Man MI-C-H-AEL., 1s Interviewer Where are you from? ‘Man Queens, New York. 146 Interviewer What’ your name? Speaker 1 My name is Linda Interviewer How do you spell it? Speaker 1 L--N-D-A, mterviewer Where are you from? Speaker 1 I'm from Los Anges, Califocoa. Interviewer What’ your name? Speaker 2. My names Sarah. Interviewer How do you spell it? Speaker? SARAH, Interviewer Where ase you from? ‘Speaker 1 I'm from Reading, in England Interviewer What's your name? Speaker 3 My name is Joshua Interviewer How de you spell it? Speaker 3 (-O-SH-U-A Interviewer Where ate you from Speaker 3 I'm from Chicago, in the United ‘States of America Interviewer Whats your name? Speaker 4 Elena Interviewer Howe do you spell i? ‘Speaker 4 £-L-E-N-A. Interviewer Where are you from? Speaker 4 Brazil, Interviewer What your name? ‘Speaker 5 Padrwa. Interviewer How do you spit Speaker's P.A-D-M-A, Interviewer Where ae you fom? Speaker 5 I'm from Bangalore, India. Interviewer What’ your name? Speaker 6 My rae’ Tom. Interviewer Hove do you spell it? Speaker 6 1-0-M Interviewer Where are you feom? Speaker 6 I'm from Vancouver, in Canada 148 Look at the board, pease. ‘Open your books. Go to page I. Stand up. Sit down, please ose the door.E Audioscripts as Stand up, Sit down, please Open your books. Go to page 12 Look at exercise 1. Look atthe board. Close your books 26 Ws Ws Ws is Ws Ws Ws Ws ts Hs ER ERT eeee * ato... They're photos ss. They're classes ous They're keys or... They'te doors. one... They're phones teh... Theyre watches sionary... They're dictionaries. de... They're tables. ok... Theyre books. ni... They're pens. this your bag? 1! Yes, it is! Thank you. od afternoon, Ilo. Were Paul Jones and Martin Smith brave reservations ‘see... Yes, Rooms 625 and 626, reare your keys. ank you anks. hat’ that music? sy it my cell phone. Ob, hi, Andy. ccuse me, what’ this word? ok in the dictionary. >w much i it? ety dollars ‘credit card OK? +, ofcourse. dais Carrie’ fetend is Bridget’ mother, ain Teague is Jack Sparrow’ father. s Luke sister. Philip is the Queeris husband ‘ench, itsh panese tian, ello, Mike, 1i, Sam, How are you? ni, thanks. And you? ‘m OK, thanks. Ths is Helen. Shes a {from werk. ice to meet you. OH lorry, wee in a hury. See you soon. Bye. Gieh 1 Look. This is my brother. Gisl2 Wow! Hes very good-looking, What’ his name? Girl Adam. Glri2 Is he married? GW No, he ist. Girl2 Haw old she? Girt 1 He’ twenty-six Gil 2 Whats his cell phone number? 229 ‘A Whats your phone number? 1B 207 535-8962, ‘A Excuse me? B 207 535-8982 233 1B 240 3 50 4s 570 ois 719 234 Interviewer Do you have brothersand sisters? ‘Matthew I have one brother and one sister. 235, Interviewer How old are they? Matthew My sisteris 23, and my brother is 17. 236 Interviewer Do you have brothers and sisters? Blena Yes, Ihave one brother. Interviewer How old is he? Elena 25 years old Interviewer Do you have brothers anc sisters? ‘Hampton I have one sister. Interviewer How old is she? Hampton She® 13, Interviewer Do you have brothers and sisters? Jared Yes, have one brother and one sister. Interviewer. How old are they? Jared My brothers 22, My sister's 26. Iuterviewer Do you have brothers and sisters? Lauren have one brother, Interviewer How old is he? Lauren He's 17 years old Interviewer Do you have brothers and sisters? Sohail Yes, 1 have three sisters, Interviewer How old are they? Sohail 36,28, and 39, Interviewer Do you have brothers and sisters? ‘Anna [have four brothers. Interviewer How old are they? Anna 46,44, 43, and 36, 34 Hairdresser Hello. Is this your frst tiene here Woman Yes i, Hairdresser Do you live near here? Woman No, I dont. {live downtown, Hairdresser Oh, nice, How do you wan yor hair? Woman I don't know. Something citferent. Hairdresser Do you want a cofRe? Woman No, thanks. 1 dont drink coffee. Hairdresser Do you want a magazine? Woman Yes, please, OF, look. Demi Moore} children Hairdresser Do you have chiléren? ‘Woman Yes, 120. Ihave two boys. Hairdresser How old are they? ‘Woman Eight and ten, Woman Its very short Hairdresser Don't worry. Wait Hairdresser OK. Do you like it? 36 ‘Taxi driver Good morning! Where to? Woman Geary Street, please. Taxi driver OK. The traflic is bad this morning, Woman Yes, I’ terrible. ‘Taxi driver Do you live in San Francisco? ‘Woman Yes, Ido, ‘Taxi driver “Are you OK? Whats the probler Woman I don’ like my new haircut. ‘Taxi driver Why not? [lke it Woman Really? Do you lke it? ‘Taxi driver Yes, Ido. Woman ‘Thanks. ‘Taxi driver Where do you want to stop? Woman Over there, at Macy’. want anew be ‘Taxi driver OK. Thats 1450, ‘Woman Here’ 16. Keep the change. ‘Tand driver Thanks very much! Have a nice de an Interviewer What do you usually have for breakfast? ‘William Tusually have ceveal and tea Interviewer Not coffee? William No, I prefer tea. Not very Americar TknoW! Interviewer Istit atypical American breakf: gs potatoes, sausage, and toast? William Yes, but {only have that on the ‘weekend. Interviewer What do you have for lunch? William I havea sandwich at work, in my office, and juice or water. Interviewer Do you have dinner at home? William Yes, with my family Interviewer What do you usually have? ‘Williem We usually have pasta or fish with vegetables, or maybe a salad. It depends Interviewer What’ your favorite meal, breakfast, lunch, or dinner? William Breakfast on the weekend!319 1 ike art. He... He likes art 2 I speak English, She... She speaks English 5 [live in Tokyo. My brother... My brother lives in Tokyo. Ioyatch MTV. She... She watches MTV. {want a coffee. He... He wants a coffee have dog. John... John has & dog. I dontt eat meat. My sister... My sister doesn't eat meat 8 T don't read magazines. Myson... My son doe: -ad magazines. 4 5 6 7 9 Do: ‘ork? He... Does he work? 10 Do! sink ea? She... Does she drink tea? 328 Litsnir Jock, 2itstw after three 3 Msn: ry aiste on. Stsqu —afternine, 6 lst fiveto tweive 7 Wsfiv —reight Bitsqu — tosix 329 Intervie what do you do? Christie na salesperson. 330 Intervie Do you like i? Christies 331 Intervie What time do you start and finish? tartat7 2. in the morning, and 330 pm. in the evening, 32. Intervie What do you do? Megan teacher Intervie Do you like i? Negan my job. intervie What time do you start and finish? Megan ¢ workat nine oclock. [finish work —waelock, Intervie What do you do? Pamela nurse. Intervie Do you like it? Pamela ourse, Intervie What civ do you startand finish? Pamela tk nine to four. Intervie What do you do? Chris actory worker Intervie Do you ike it? Chris 8, Tdont, intervie What time do you start and finish? Chris Tat sixin the mosning and finish te afternoon. What do you do? lawyer Interviewer Do you like it? Daniel I do. Interviewer What timedo you startand finish? Daniel It varies, but I usually start work at ‘abou nine in the morning, and L usually finish at around six in the evening. 334 1A What day sit today? B15 Tuesday. Why? A Because its my wifés birthday on Fray, and I dorit havea present! 2 A Istomorrow Wednesday? B No, Thursday. Today is Wednesday.1A present tense verb be: / and you '+/ and |? (15> Listen and repeat the examples, Then read the rules. i F v x Fm Rob. (im = 1am) “Am Llate? Yes, you are. No, you aren't. (aren't = are not) ‘You're in room 2. (You've = You are) you Linda? Yes,fam. No, I'm not. T'm Rob. NOT Ate-Rob: Te Tm late "im Rob. NOT #mRob: 7 2. | AmI late? mresent tense verb be: he, she, it'+ and ? .isten and repeat the examples, Then read the rule. # 4 x Yes from Brazil. (Heb = He is) Yes,heis. No,he isnt. (isn't = is not) the’ from Spain. (She = She's) “Yes, she is. No, she isn't ts from China. (its = It is) Is it good? ‘Yes, it is. No, it isn’t, te= man (8), she = woman (9), if = thing 2 with What and Where ‘What's your name? ‘Where are you from? Where's he from? 1C resent tense verb be: we, you, they; negatives (all persons) (2 —_sten and repeat the examples. Then read the rules, ‘e plural + ‘be plural ? and short answers Nee American, (We're = We are) a fou're Japanese. (You've = You are) ‘Are we late? ‘Yes, you are. No, you aren't. (aren't ) | They're Peruvian. (They' veand you= d and 2 ‘ou singular and you plural are the same. hey = 3, 9, and things They are) ‘Are you from Russia? Yes, we are, No, we arent, | Are they Mexican? Yes, they are. No, they arent. be =| all persons 2 = T'm Korean. T'm not Korean. You're late. ‘You aren't late. He's Brazilian. |_ She’ from Mexico. Its good. Were on vacation, You're in room 10, | They're from Lima, ‘He isn’t Brazilian. She isn't from Mexico, “Heian good, We aren't on vacation. — You aren't in room 10. They arent from Lima. |1A a Complete with I'm or You're, A Hello, lim _ Alex. Whats your name? Grammar Bank b Fill in the blanks. Use contractions where possible, 1 Bie wan 1 A Hello. Are_ you Ella? g, ’ B No,T'mnot.I_ Lily. 2A lin room 22 A in room 1. B No, you. You'te in room I. B OK. Thank you. 3 A —___ youin class 1? B No, Im —___. I'm in class 2. Hello, your teacher. 4A you Ben? BYesI. SA Ihte? A late! B Yes, you! B Sorry! 1B a Con te with He’, She’, or Its, b Complete with is, &, or isn't A vereés Istanbul? ——-Bitsin Turkey 1 A —s__ Antonio from Mexico? 1A acre’ Siberia? B ___ in Russia. B No, he. He _ from Italy. 2A eres Carolina from? B ____ from Brazil. 2A Where Seoul? ____it in Korea? 3A iere’s Pedro from? B from Peru. B Yes, it - 4A ete’ Tokyo? B in Japan 3A Susan from Chicago? 5 A .ere’s Charles from? B ____ from England. B No, she _____ from Miami, 6 A ere’sSofia from? B from tay. 4A Where ___ Boris from? 7 A ere’s Seattle? B in the United States, B He from Moscow, 8A eres Maria from? B from Mexico. 5 A ___ Scarlett Johansson from England? B No,she __. She__ from the United States. 1c a Cha the bold word(s) to a pronoun, eg., you, he, etc. _b Fill in the blanks, Use contractions where possible. A: ad Rafael are from Rio. —They.'re from Rio. ‘They aren't_ Chinese. They re_ Japanese, from ‘Tokye 1D and Lare in room 4 ___re in room 4, LA you from the United States? 27) j Majalis in India. _-_-Sin India. B No,we ___ American, We.___Engllsh. 3 Ar arkand James in Italy? Are ___ in Italy? 2 A they Spanish? 4.W_ is Rosa from? ‘Where’ from? B Yes, they _. They__ from Madrid. 5M ind Rita are Brazilian. ——‘re Brazilian, 3 Nikolai ____ from Moscow, He's from St. Petersburg. 6 P: — in'tin the hotel. _ isn't in the hotel, 4 Sorry, you ____ in room 26, You're in room 22. 7-Y¢ ad Sara are in room 2. ____te in room 2, 5 A — your name Marco? 8 ji d fare from Canada. re from Canada. B No, it______ Marco. It _ Marcos. 6 A___welate? B Yes, you____. It_ 9:30! 7 1___ Sara Smith. I'm Sara Simpson. 8 They ___ from New York. They're from Texas. DMuttiRoM wwwoup.com/elfamericanenglishfile/starter I2A singular and plural nouns; @ / an, the (25> Listen and repeat the examples. Then read the rules. 4a/.an or the? a/an What is it? Its a bag, Its an umbrella the Look at the board. Open the door. Close the windows. What isit? Its a book. | | g What are they? They're books. + Use a /an with singular nouns, eg. @ book, an umbrella - ‘Use an with words begin: Singular Plural 1g with a vowel Labook books +s (a6, 0,1), eg. an e-mail an umbrella umbrellas + Donttuse a /an-+ plural nouns, _aday days - eg, theyre books NOT they're books. 2 awatch watches /iz/_+ es (words ending in ch, sh, s, + Use the + singular or plural nouns, 35,2) eg. the door, the windows. 3 adictionary dictionaries y + ies (words ending in ‘consonant + y) 2E possessive adjectives; possessive s ‘Listen and repeat the examples. Then read the rules. 2a) Listen and repeat the examples, Then read thy . rules. Possessve adjectives : ‘m/from Spain, Mynameis Ana. south ‘You're American. Your name is Ben. Miranda is Carrie's friend, He from Rome. name is Marco. This is Jack's car Ella is Ben's wife. Ws a parrot. My sister’s name is Molly. ‘We're from Brazil. i Your Onnee Sin Rane Hage + Use S after a person to talk about family and things, e.g, Ann’ brother, Jim’ car. They're from Mexico, Their names are Pedro and Maria. —~AET—E—~—s Listen and repeat the examples. Then read the rules, live downtown, You live near here. E T don't live downtown. ‘You don't live near here, (don't io not) ‘Simple present is the same for I and you. ‘Simple present =|for I/ you = don't + verb, e.g. I don't live downtown. NOT tnettive downtown: Vv x Do you live neat here? Yes, Ido. No, I don't. imple present(7] = Do + / you + verb, e.g, Do you live near here? NOT kive-younesr her Do you live here? Yes, I do. NOT ¥es;Hlive: A Imperatives Imperative = Wait! Stand up, Listen, etc. imperative = Don't + verb, eg., Don't worry. Don't be late, etc. 3B simple present: we, you, they|+, -, and 7) (G1 Listen and repeat the examples. Then read the rule, +] Bi v1) ix) ‘We have cofiee for breakfast. |{ We don’t have tea for breakfast. Do you have eggs Yes, wedo. No, we don't. You have rice for lunch, You don't have pasta forlunch. | | for lunch? _ They have fish for dinner. || They don’t have meat for dinner. Do they have rice fes, they do. No, they don’t for dinner? + Simple present [¥), =| and (71 is the same for I, you ‘we, you (plural), and they. 3C simple present: he, she, it'+) -|, and |?) (31 Listen and repeat the examples, Then read the rules. Hl EJ 2 ra Fal Twork, Idon't work. Do I work? ‘Yes, Ido. _ ‘No, I don't, You work. |) Youdont work. || Doyou work? Yes, you do. ~ : Heworks. || Hedoesn'twork. || Doeshe work? Yes, he does. — - She works. || She doesn’t work. Yes, she does. (doesnit = does not) Itworks. || It doesn’t work. Yes, itdoes,, _ ! ‘We work. We don't work, Yes, we do. You work. || Youdoritwork. }{ Doyou work? Yes, you do. No, you dont. ‘They work. || They don't work. Do they work? Yes, they do. No, they don't Simple present he / she / it|+\= verb +s Simple present he / she / it = = doesn't + verb Simple present he / she / it 7 = Does + he J she /it + verb Spelling rules 3rd person 5 — az Twork in an office. Me worksin an office.+s | A irregular Ihave he / she / it has /hwezl He lives in Mexico. ‘She watches CNN. + es (words ending in ch, sh, ss, x) ‘The movie finishes at 8:00. He studies history. y+ ies (words ending in consonant + ») Tlive in Mexico. I watch CNN, 1 finish work at 8:00. I study history. Spelling rules for 3rd person s are the same as for plurals. 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Say the words veakgfast (in the morning) unch (in the afternoon) Do you ike..2 Jinner (in the evening) one ves Ido. /wostaonre ‘What do you have for breakfast? (have = eat and /or drink), 7a 2g, have cereal and coffee. | pas © Practice with a partner, MultiROM www.oup.cam/elt/americanenglishtfile/starteOM Cm MULE Tere ay What do they do? a 320 Listen and repeat the words. b Cover MJ the words, Ask and answer in pairs. Wat does she do? Zz She's a teacher ‘What does he do? Q © 321 Listen and repeat the sentences. a her a doctor anurse ——asalesperson a waiter — (a waitress) He works for Microsoft®, He in school. She's in college. ‘She's at a university. ! | She studies economics, | He doesn't havea job, | | She8 retired. /r1 tarore alawyer —apoliceman a factory = (apolicewoman) worker Wh do they work? a 522 ten and repeat the phrases. er b Cover J the phrases. Look at the photos, Say the phrases. em ¢ Ask and answer with a partner, a “s oo (Where doesa — mi doctor work? 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Rewrite the sentences with contractions. 1 Tam Anna. 'm Anna. ware not in room 2. ouaren't in room 2. maota teacher. + ware in room 6. 5 mBen. © ware not in room 3. m not Katie. £ ware late, hb’ enegative sentences [=] or «tions alate. not late, ure American.[Z] ‘eyou American? : 1 Olivia.) «ure in room 10.2] ulate. [7] © wre Robert. E) {rina taxi.) You say good-bye, andl I say hello From the song “Pella, Goodbye" by the Beatles ¢ Complete the dialogues. 1 Excuse me. Are you Angela? 2 Hello. tm __ Brad. No, I'm not _. I’m Sarah. Hi. Im Lucy, Nice to. toed you 3 Excuse me. my 4 Hi Jessica teacher? ‘Are you Oliver? ‘Yes, _ ___. Tm David. .J'm James. Wha on ree 5 Hello. __ late? 6 Excuse me, __in room 5? Yes, You're very late! No, You're in room 6. 8 Hello. Yes, ___. Nice to meet you. _ Sue Green? EVLLLD Student Book p.88 Grammar Bank 1A2 VOCABULARY numbers 0-10 a Order the letters to make numbers. 1 VEFI __five 2 NEO __one 3 NET 4.WOT 5 GEHIT 6REHET 7INEN 8 VEN"G 9 UR 10 RE: b Comp the series. Lone 10 three _four 2 eigt ix four __two 3six en eight 4one tee five 5 eigh seven six — 6 seve five three Ttwo ur six 8 nim even five ) Student Book p.102 Vocabulary Bank 3 PRO NCIATION word stress; fii f and Jaf a Unde the stressed syllable and comp the chart, Practice saying thew excuse ello hotel late nice no photo ° Goto Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Lister 4 repeat the words and the sounc house, phone, and clock. 1 Student Book p.117 Sound Bank Words and phrases to learn a Complete the dialogues. 1A Amin room 8? B No. You'e in room 6. 2 A What's your n.a m e? B Charlie. 3 A Hi. I'm Lewis. BH ___.TimGrace, 4A You're in room 1 BOK.Th you. 5 A Hil'm Toby Logan B Hello. I'm Chloe Jones. N__ 6 A I'm Malgorzata, __to meet you. BE _______ me? What's your name? 7 A Amlin room 7? BY__,youare. 8 A Sorry. AmIi___? B Yes, you are. What's your name? b Complete the spaces with Excuse me?, Sorry, or Excuse me. SE 3 ED] usten to the dialogues on the MultiROM. 1 A Excuse me. AreyouTom? «2A Hello. Are you Tom? B No, I'm not € Yes, Lam. A Oh. Sorry. A Hi I'm Emma, Nice to meet you E)) Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm,1 Home is not where you live, but where they understand you. hrisian Morganstern, Geman poet 1 VOCABULARY countries 2 GRAMMAR verb be: he, she, it a Complete the crossword. a Complete the sentences, ‘Clues across > Shes__from the 2 Its ___ from Italy, United States. b G. aplete the sentences with a country. 2 from Beijing, He’s from China \ey'te from Rio, They'e from Brazil from New York. I'm from __ es from Madrid. She’ from _ ere from Moscow. Were from %s from Seoul. He’ from _ u're from Cancun. You're from \ey’te from Istanbul, They're from 8 from Mexico, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Eh TD Student Book p.103 vocabulary Bank© Complete the dialogues with &, is, otis, TAds ‘Matt in our class? BNovhe isnt Hes —_inclassB. 2A the teacher from the United States? B No, she “She from England, 3A Where Osaka? it in Japan? B Yes, 44 _yourname Andrew? B No, - © Write th — estions. Then answer with ‘heinfor ion in parentheses. 1 Fernan —dlonso / Spain? (V Oviedo) JsFen 9 Alonso from Spain? Yes,hhe feb from Oviedo, 2 Acapul Brazil? (x Mexico) IsAca in Brazil? a Noit: Itsin Mexico, _ 3 Michar — elps / the United States? (Balt re) 4 Istanbt—_ingland? (x Turkey) 5 theCo um / Italy? (v Rome) © Kate —/ England? (¥ London) 7 Beijing rea? (x China) 8 Kyoto, United States? (x Japan) un sudent Book p.88 rammar Bank 1B 3 PRONUNCIATION /y/ and /av a Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for fish and bike. b Circle the word with a different sound. hi Tit England five is in hi po Bx mo Bt pol Brazil Tay nice Student Book p.117 Sound Bank Words and phrases to learn Match the questions to the answers. 1 Where are you from? {f| 2 Where in Russia? im 3 Where is Guadalajara? [ 4 Wheres she from? |_| 5 Ishe from Korea? oO § [sit good? f 7 Areyoufrom Peru? |_| 8 Where’ he from? uo a b Its in Mexico, He’ from Chicago, No, he isnt. Yes, it’s great No, I'm not. 'm from Russia Tm from Moscow. She’ from Brazil. E} Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM. 1A Where are you from? B I'm from the US. ‘A Where in the US? B I'm from California, 2A Where's Maria from? B She from Mexico. 3A Is Alex from Italy? B Noyhe isn’t, He’ from Russia. [Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.England and America are two countries separated by a common language. George Bernard Shaw, ish dramatist We're OCS ir ee American. 1 VOCABULARY nationalities Complete the puzzle. What's the mystery word? 's\P|AINii {sin b ‘guels from Spain. He's _ shikai’ from Japan. She’ Ibo’ from Italy. He's _. twlo’ from Brazil. Hes _ an-jin’s from Korea. She's 105 from China. She’ avid’ from Peru, He's _. sorge is ftom England, Hes _. 9 driana’s from Mexico. She's _ 10 ater’s from Britain, She's _. 11 ima’ from Turkey. Shes _. 12 canne’s from the United States. She _ 13 aton’s from Russia, Hes _. EL ED Student Book p.103 vocabulary Bank 2 GRAMMAR verb be: we, you, they; negatives (all persons) a Write affirmative sentences. Use contractions. 1 they / from Italy Theyire from Italy, _ 2 Tin ro0m7 Tim in room 7. 3 he / Brazilian 4 we/ late 5 you / im class A 6 I/ateacher 7 Millie / from England 8 they /in room 10 b Complete the sentences with the negative of be. 1 No, Yin not __ from Spain, 2Noshe isn't date. 3.No,we Mexican, 4.No,they ___ American. 5 Nohe _a teacher. 6 No, you_ ___ in room 7. 7 Noit_______in Mexico. 8 Not Korean. © Order the words to make questions, 1 Andrei / Is / Russia / from Is Andrei from Russia? _ 2 American / Are / they ‘Are they American? 3.3 /we/ Are/ room /in 4 from/ Where’ / she5 you / Japan / from / Are 6 Brazilian / Isabella f ts 7 in Florence / Is / Italy 8 name / your / What's di Match the answers to the questions in ¢. a Yes, we are Cc bis a 4 < She mMexico. |_| des. oO € No, not. ‘a £ Yes, 5 a ges yare (2) h No, isnt. a EMT) Student Book p.88 Grammar Bank 1C 3 PRO NCIATION word stress; /e/, /i/, and /f/ a Unde the stressed syllable. Which word is different? 1 Chi sorry @xcuse) seven 2 Jap: E-mail) hotel good-bye 3 Bra photo Turkey breakfast 4 goo English hello Chinese 5 Brit Peru Mexican Spanish 6 ttali American Japanese Brazilian 7 Rus England Turkish thirteen b Gote Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Lister d repeat the words and the sounds for egg, tree: shower. © Write words under the correct sound. ‘Mexic Spanish Chinese fifteen English seven eet nationality twenty } Student Book p.117 Sound Bank 4 VOCABULARY numbers 11~20 a Complete the missing vowels. 143 thirteen 6190 2 11 eleven 718 _ gh 0 314 815 Lf 412 ww 9 20 tw_nty 516 son 10 17 s_vim__o b Write the numbers. T six +five= eleven 5 eight +nine= 2 eight + six= fourteen 6 six +seven= 3 nine + te 7 seven + nin 4 four + eight = 8 ten +ten= Student Book p.102 Vocabulary Bank Words and phrases to learn Match the sentences to the responses. 1 You're in room 476, 2 Am I late? 3. When is breakfast? 4 Were on vacation. 5 I'm Nicole, and this is Steve. 6 Good-bye. 7 Isthe hotel good? NOUS OO ‘a Bye, Kevin. Have a nice day. b Yes, its great. © Hi. Nice to meet you. d Isita double room? e Were on vacation, too. f Yes, you are. Hurry up! g Its from 8:00 to 10:00, [Fy Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM. 1 A Are you American? B No, we aren't, We're English, ‘A Where are you from? B Were from London, 2A Where are Luis and Angela? Are they in room 22 B No, they aren't. They'te in room 5, A Oh, thanks. 1) Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm,Aan 1 THE ALPHABET a Complete the chart with the letters from the list. b Circle the letter with \ ee a different sound. | a? & 6 OA & ioe 2 | F _ __ 3G)PT | c L Y Q a= 40QuUW » —_ w BAHT] Y le N 6DEIY _ ‘ 7AMXN | P Pa -AEHGIIK 8 EFM S ] v MOBS TT U Gap situcent 800k Zz p-117 Sound 2 ELLING YOUR NAME a mplete the dialogue with the words from the list. A. Ryan Cotton. B How do yous your? name? A COTTON. BOK.§ —__you,Mr Cotton. Youre in? A Thank 19 b Write questions. 1 your last name How do you spell your last name 2 your first name 3 your city 4 your country x you room morning excuse me? name I reseevation last thank af _________€ Spell the answers to b. Good _ morning, | havea? reservation 1 Food _. What’ you » please? 2 ’yan Cotton, 3 4 | | |3 VOCABULARY classroom language a Label the pictures b Comp the instructions. close leek open sit down stand 1 Lo at the board, please. 2 the door. 3 your books. 4 __to page 20. 5 up. 6 » please WE Student Book p.104 vocabulary Bank List the dialogue on the MuliROM, A dmorning. Bo, Ihave a reservation. A atsyourname? Bo Brett. A rdo you spell your last name? BO ETT, A rein room 17, B ak you. Good-bye, A Haveanice day. Nov en and repeat. Copy the rhythms. GitudyLink) Don’t forget that your MultiROM and the website have a lot of exercises and activities. MultiROM v Grammar Quiz File 1 oO Vocabulary Banks Numbers 0-20 Countries and nationalities Things in the classroom Sound Bank Practical English File 1 Words and Phrases File 1 Website www.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/starter G Grammar File 1 verb be: Land you verb be: he, she, it oO verb be: we, you, they, negatives |_| YJ Xocabutary Fite 1 Numbers 0-20 Oo Countries and nationalities D ‘Things in the classroom i “Pronunciation oOo in Practical English File 1 [ See the Website for more activities and games.wy What's in yo! 1 VOCABULARY small things Complete the crossword. Clues across > 4 Q 6 Q 9 fo, P t A 5 IE s = F | [fe | 5 | f mE GS WEDD Student Book p.r048 vocabulary Bank ‘Own only what you can carry with you. Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Russian author 2 GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns; @/ an, the a Write aor an. 1 a_pen 6 _ IDeard 2 an umbrella 7 watch 3 __ chair 8 conniry 4 __ dictionary 9 email 5 key 10 day 'b Write the plurals of the words in a. Tpens 2 a Soma, aL 4 9 = 5. 10 © Write questions and answers. 1 What is it? Ita book.> Vis = ~ a 5 6. 2 we Student Book p.99 Grammar Bank 2A CIATION /z/ and /s/, plural endings ound Bank on the MultigOM. Listen and words and the sounds for zebra and snake, ‘ing these plural words, — buses laptops watches ___| clocks pieces coats classes. itudent Book p.117 Sound Bank Words and phrases to {earn Complete the dialogues. (¢ : 1AWhat B Sit down and open it. ‘ 2 A Whats i_ your bag? B Pens and a laptop. 3A Whata___ they? B They're glasses. 4A The door isn't open. B No problem. Th____akey. (El) Listen to the dialogues om the MultiROM. 1 A What’ in your bag? B Thave pens, books, and a cell phone in my bag. 2A What is it? B [think its an umbretia, 3 A What are they? B They're photos of my vacation. (12) Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm,J Happiness is having a large, loving family..in another city. George Buns, American comedian \B/ AUT 1 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives 2 VOCABULARY people and family a Complete 1 |my a Complete ingular tural the chart, | ~ == the chart, —#=** __| Puna bo b Complete the sentences. s - = 7 2 17 :.my laptop! 2. Are they keys i Conon ‘ - —_ ¢} i) 3Y Ly Ben Cuartorre ‘Jack. = Grace STs howe. 6 children g Se A F Auex Soputs em & A & | | 1 Eve's my mother. 5 Alexismy = __. 7 2 Grace is my 6 George is my 3 Charlotte's my » 7 Sophie's my 71 chair, 8 Lookat _ bags. 4 Ben's my _ . G©_ ED Student Book p.90 Grammar Bank 28 EVID Student Book p.105 Vocabulary Bank3 PRONUNCIATION (6), /a/, and /o/ Words and phrases to learn 4 Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM Complete the dialogues with the phrases in the list. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds _—_ for mother, up, and computer. there Thanks. Ican't remember. Who’ this? over there ‘That's b Practice saying these words. ‘A Where's my bag? BUS there a. ' 4 ~ on the chair. that __ mother woman brot umbrella eleven | A [ther husband shildven_— __] B Its my daughter. Her name’ Elizabeth, QD ~—C Student Book p.117 Sound Bank A Where’ your boyfriend? B Hes in the car. 4GRA IAR possessive s a Com — >the sentences. 1 Ge is Victorias husband. Vic sis George’ wife . ‘A What’ your teacher’ name? 2 Ger Angelina’ father. B John? Jack? ‘An, ais 3 Rol + is Enrique’ father. Em sis 4 Hel is Tims wife, a ny pent B No, it isnt Your pen’ in Tin . your book! 5 Jill — ichael’s sister Mir lis 6 Ats is Kyoko’ daughter. Kye A Heres your coffee. B 9 is Natasha's brother, Nal is 8 Stel Paulo's daughter: Pa i “ Listen to the dialogues on the NiultiROM, b Look he Sin the sentence. 1A What’ your sors name? Write possessive) or B (i). B His names Adam, 1 An wusband is Japanese. iA 2 A Who's Paul? 2 it's eat movie a B Hes my sisters husband. 3 Dy onvacation 3A Who this? 4°Thi aysister’s room B Its Rebecca. She's my brother’ girlfriend. 5 Mo daughter is six. 4A Is Katie your wife? 6 Wr inyour bag? EC B No, she’ my daughter. 7.Em slate [Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhytim, 8 The ‘sare Matt's friends. Hat sept Sy the tneA tig yellow taxi took away my old man. From the song "Big Yellow Tax” by Joni Michel A man’s car or a woman's car? 1 VOCABULARY colors and © Complete the words. common adjectives a Rewrite the sentences with the color. 1 My pen is ULBE penisblue 2 ie cell phone is DRE. 3 rglasses are NEREG. 1 Your umbrella is great! 2 Havean_____day! 4 'sbagis TEHIW. em 5 father’s umbrella is KLBAC. 6 irearis WELOYL. 7 coatisENOGRA. 8 watch is WBORN. ‘b Clete the sentences with the oj ite of the underlined word. 1 irhouse isnt big. small, q 2 cell phone isn't old. 5. Leo's wife is b . 6 This movieisveryg 3 girlfriend isn't short. ETL® Student Book p.106 Yocubulary Bank 4 book istry goad 2 GRAMMAR adjectives very ! 5 vey’ laptop isnt cheap. a Right (V) or wrong (x)? Correct the wrong sentences. . lWsabigbag Yo — 6 ir car isn't slow. 2 She's a woman beautiful. _X She’ a beautiful woman. oe 3 itsan umbrella cheap. 7 vt short. 4 They're terribles boys. - _ 5 It’san orange car. 6 She’ a mother good. 7 Oscar'.a nice person, 8 The windows are olds _ oeb Rewrite the sentences. 1 The man is good-looking. Hes a good-looking man - 2 The pens are red. ‘They're red pens _ — 3 The people are great! Theyre 4 ‘The dictionary is good. Its 5 The watches are expensive. ‘The 6 The She 7 The Its 8 ‘The ‘The 3 PRO fal, i a Goto Lister sounc b Circe 1 blac 2 tabl taxi thar talk, nan a doo is nice, is yellow. are fast, Student Book p.90 Grammar Bank 2¢ NCIATION /e/, few, /o/, ‘or! Sound Bank on the MultiROM i repeat the words and the reat, train, saw, car, and horse. word with a different sound. daughter bad paper t board y. Spain stand nationality ‘our car ) Student Book p.117 Sound Bank Words and phrases to learn Complete the dialogues with a word from the list. dificak favorite French popular Gel ian dangerous 1 A Are you learning Chinese? B Yes, Lam but its very dificult 2A Is Marta 2 B No, she’ Shes from Berlin. / 3A Thave a new motoreycle, ‘O a B I think motorcycles are aa) very. —-—— é 4A Whats your _ car? BA Mini 5 A Who’ thar? B Its Sue. She’ very ! Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM, 1 A What color’s your car? B Isa blue Accord, 2A What’ your dream car? B it’s « Mini It5 small, and it easy to park. 3 A Who's your favorite person? B My sister, She's beautiful, and she’s very nice. 8) Now listen and repeat. Copy the rythm,ax PME Cd 1 INTRODUCING PEQPLE a Complete the dialogues. evausunng 2 A Sorry, Max. I'm ina h BOKS you soon. Mr oO _ismy 4AHowo are ster you? ther BI - ame? twenty-one, 1 the sentences, °. ] a Nom not vare you? | b Bye, vis my sister. c Hi. 4 Nice to meet you. @ Anna. f Fine, thanks. |g Tm twenty-four | h It's 655-8591. at's your name? you married? wold are you? xt your phone number? you soon, Lara ifestal cat 2 VOCABULARY phone numbers, 21-100 a Put the dialogue in the correct order. Your home number. Sorry, can you say that again? Yes, i$ 989-2460, 1) What's your phone number? 1989-2460. My home or my cell phone number? TEC b Write the phone numbers. | eight two seven three three oh one _ 827 - 330i 2 five six two three twvo two four 3 nine five one five six three seven 4 nine seven three oh eight two six 5 four nine six seven eight eight five 6 two two nine three oh four oh ¢ Complete the numbers. 120 wemy 290 ni 6 80 «i 340 fo t_ 7506 1 4100 aw_ 830 th d Write the numbers. | seventy-four 74 2 sixty-eight 3 eighty-nine 4 fifty-six 5 forty-three 6 twenty-seven 7 seventy-five 8 thirty-two QUID Student Book p.102 Vocabulary Bank3 PERSONAL INFORMATION Complete the questions. ALWE your name? B Myr ’sKelly Hertford. AThan uw? are from? BI'mA ican. I'm from Dallas. A Wha ur3_ 2 B lts2! ve Street. Ag ___2ip code? BIG As old you? Bime — y-five, Ae _ married? BNol ot AWha ur? __ number? B Myh number or my cell phone number? A Your 1 number. Biss 465, AS __ ___ cell phone number? Bits? 55-9206. A Wha ure __ address? BItsk. — ford@gomail.com. the dialogue on the MultiROM, A Hel shat’s your name? B Helm David Green. A Wh —ouraddress? B Its+ orth Road. A Wh our home phone number? Bits! 3165. A Wh —‘oure-mail address? B Itsy en@gotmail.com. Now mand repeat. Copy the rhythm. > p.60 Grammar and Vocabulary review quiz Don’t forget that your MultiROM and the website have a lot of exercises and activities. MultiRom v Grammar Quiz File 2 Vocabulary Banks Small things People and family Adjectives Numbers 21-100 Sound Bank O 5 i a Practical English File 2 Words and Phrases File 2 Website ‘www.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/starter (G | Grammar File 2 7 singular and plural nouns; a/am, the [ ‘my, your, his, her, ete., possessive s adjectives ly) Vocabulary File 2 [ME small things o People and family Adjectives Numbers 2-100 OF Pronunciation Gas Practical English File 2 See the Website for more activities and games.Some of the worst mistakes of my life have been haircuts. Jim Monson, American rock singer 1 GRAMMAR simple present: and you ‘4 Complete the sentences. Use each verb once. drink have like Hive want i bw 1 2 3 4 5 Ay te the questions. I don't have a laptop. Do you have 1 don't live downtown, J don't wanta soda, 1 don't like Chinese food. I don't drink tea. 1 L live downtown. 21 anew car.) 31 coffee. =) 41 soccer. [=) SI six children. a computer? __near here? __acoffee? Mexican food? coffe? © Complete the dialogue with do or don't. A. Hi, Jessica, This is my new boyfriend, Max. B Hello, Max. Nice to meet you. C Hi B‘Do ___youlive near here, Max? C No.1? Ive downtown, BS you havea car? C Yes 14 = AS you want a coffee, Jessica? B Yes, please, ‘A And you Max? € No,thanks.16 ___ drink coffee. ‘A Oh. Do you want a tea? © No, thanks. 17 like tea ‘A OK.What$ you want? C I want a water, please. A Fine, NN Student Bonk p.92 Grammar Bank 3A 2 VOCABULARY common verbs 1 a Write the verbs. swotch study want eat swatch TV in the evening anew bike, pop music, ina house. history. 1 1 1 1 1 tea, I 1 cats. I a lot of chocolate.b Complete the sentences, 4 PRONUNCIATION jw, /v/, and /v/ 1 ist classical music. eng Sassical musi 4 Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and 2 (don't ___ coffee. repeat the words and the sounds for boot, witch, and 3 Doyou in abank? vase. 41 _ English with my teacher. 5 tak newspapers Circle the six words with the boot sound. 6 Doyou _ _ CNN? 71 wo betes and iter bord sory on SA Doyou ete? soccer excuse you study B Yes please hurry beautiful good. newspaper tudent Book p.107 Vocabulary Bank Student Book p.117 Sound Bank 3 READI Words and phrases to learn a Read thy erview and write the questions in the Complete the dialogues. correct: e. 1 A Do you want a coffee? Wherea ufrom? Doyoulikei® B Yes please _. Doyout children? Where do you work? 2AA_ you OK? Whetiy same? Are you married? _ B No, lim not. 3 A Thave ten children Intervie BR ?Tent haire 4A What's her name? B [dont k ‘What's w 5 A Sorry, I'm late, My name! B Dontw. Sit down, Isa for sho 6 A Do you want a drink? 2 B No, th___ 2 Im from E 3s Aires.’ abig ct, but Ike t 7 A ItSlate, Are you ready? B No.tmnot. Wo ~ 7 8 A What’ the pr ? Yes,lam. _1usband is Russian. His name is Wvan. B I dont like dogs. Hes from cow Yes, we de have a litle boy His name is David He's two. =] Listen tothe dialogues on the MuitiROM. ‘ _ 1A Do you listen to the radio? B Yes, Ido. Histen to WFUV. 2 A Do you live near here? very small. B No, dont. live downtown, ‘ _ 3 A Do you drink coffee? B No, I dont. I drink tea. I dont like coffee work in yn downtown. It's @ nice salon, but it’s Yes, do.1 with my friends, and | speak to 2 lot of new pe every day: ts very interesting ‘Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm. } Look at highlighted words and phrases. What do youthin ey mean? Check with your dictionary.1 VOCABULARY food a Complete the crossword. Clues across > Eat breakfast like aking, lunch lke a prince, and dinner ike a poor man. Adelle Davis, nuttitionist 2 PRONUNCIATION word stress; AY), éd5/, and igi a. Underline the stressed syllable and then complete the chart. Practice saying the words. beautiful expensive hamburger fantastic potatoes remember difficult umbrella vegetables terrible 10f bh as Mv ot ta oe a ee ‘s 7 El LGD Student Book p.108 vocabulary Bank vegetables b Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for chess, jazz, and girl.¢ Circle the word with a different sound. 1 go. hamburger 2 Germany cheese sugar juice 4 dangerous girl bag 5 cheap eggs French 6 Japanese Chinese ebildeen Student Book p.117 Sound Bank iune 3 vegetables 3 GRAMMAR simple present: we, you, they a Write sei ces, Use the verbs from the list. drink hh listento live read want watch v 1 We/a: apartment Wewa new apartment. - - 2 Jackan ane / FV in the evening =] jack ay ne don't watch TV in the evening. 3 You/a —dforlunch ©] 4 Mychi1/tea E] 5 We/cl al music [=] 6 You/ir — ank E) 7 Wem —apers EJ 8 Mybro. sand sisters / near here b Complete questions. 1A Do tive ____ in China? B No, _ livein Japan, 28 - children? B Yes, lo two boys and a girl SAC English? B Yes, do. Their English is very good. 4A coffee for brea 2 B Yes, 0 ~ coffee with milk SA - anew car? B Yes, aris very old. 6A __ economics? B No, they study history. JA ina school? B Yes, they do. They're teachers. 8A ___ dogs? B Yes, we do, We love dogs! ‘Student Book p.92 Grammar Bunk 38 Words and phrases to learn ‘Complete the interview. Interviewer What do you eat every day, Ryan? Ryan Wall, for breakfast I have coffee and cereal. On the 2w_ » Thave sausage and eggs. Interviewer What do you have for lunch? Ryan Ied . When Im at 4h Thave a salad. When I'm at Sw. Thave a sandwich with my friends. Interviewer Do you eat meat or fish for dinner? Ryan like meat or fish, but Teat a6) of vegetables, too, Ike vegetables. Interviewer Do you have dinner at home? Ryan Yes, Ido. I live with my wife, Marcia, so we always have dinner 7t Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM. 1A What do you have for breakfast? B We have cereal and orange juice. 2. A Do your brothers and sisters drink cea? B No, they don't. They drink coffee. 3 A Do you eat a lot of fruit? B Yes, we do. We like fruit | Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.People who work sitting down earn more than people who work standing up. (Ogden Nosh, American, 1 GRAMMAR ‘simple present: he, she, it a Look at the chart and complete the sentences. 1 Ben doesn't read _ books. 2 He soda. LA, Ben 3 He_ _ sports on TV. @ 4 He languages. 8 He big cites. Ri BOOKS, x v 6 Sarah books. D1 k SODA v x 7She 0d WHSPORTS ON TV v x 8 She sports on TV. SI ¥ LANGUAGES x Y . i languages. Uo aig cries v x eo oe ig cities. b C_ nplete the text. ¢ Complete the dialogue with do, does, don't, or doesn't. Brad Hello. I'm Brad. Er 1aisan English teacher in Japan. Molly Hi. 'm Molly. St lives (live) in Osaka, and she Brad What! do __ you do, Molly? : Molly I'ma doctor, . (work) in a language Tcheve The school Brad 2 _ you have brothers and sisters, Molly? se ol there. The school —_—__—_-_- Molly Yes, I havea brother. (r open) on the weekend, and Emma Bred What? hedo? “_ ___{g0) to see friends in Kyoto. Molly Hea student. 4 re g & ah _ (lke) Japan, but Brad he live at home’ Molly No, he He lives in an apartment at school. st (not speak) japanese Va? ‘ Brad Where your mother and father live, Molly? ve vel). Shey (have) Molly They have a house near here. I ive there, too. a, _anese class in the morning, and she pad 2 vou like it? - (study) in the evening at Molly No, 1s _. Lwant my own apartment he (not watch) TV scause she”. (not (GTENELD Student Book p92 Grammar Bank 3C ur rstand) the shows! 2 PRONUNCIATION 3rd person-s a Goto the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake. b Circle the 3rd person verbs that end in /iz/. loses) drinks —fimishes goes likes teaches listens opens. watches _ works QTD Student Book p.117 Sound Bank3 VOCABULARY _ jobs and places of work a Look at the pictures and complete the puzzle. What's the mystery word? v ‘tl alw] vy] ele b Complete the sentences with a place of work. 1 A nurse works in a hospital . 2 Ateacher works inas 3 Awaiter worksinar 4 My brother works in af 5 A policeman works on the s. 6 A salesperson works in as_ - 7 A lawyer works inao__ 8 Mysister works at h Student Book p.109 Vocabulary Bank Words and phrases to learn Complete the dialogues. 1 A Wheredo you __work B Iwork?___an office downtown, 2 A Does your boyfriend speak English? B Yes, he speaks English yw 3A Where does your company have offices? B We have offices all over t ow 4A What do y a B Tina lawyer. 5 A Do you like your job? B Yes, [like itv m 6 A Doyousp___on the phone a lot? B Yes, (do, i Listen to the diatogues on the MultiROM. 1 A What does your brother do? B He’ in school. He’ a student. 2 A Where does your sister work? B She works in an office downtown, 3 A Does Martin tike his job? B Yes, he does. He likes it very much. Now tisten and repeat. Copy the rhythm.3 1 TELLING TIME 'b Complete the dialogues. a Complete the times.2 VOCABULARY days of the week a Write the days of the week. LDEYIAR Friday 2 DMANOY 3 TAUYSHDR 4 AYUSDRTA 5 EYWNDESDA 6 UYETDSA 7 DUASNY b Contint — e series. 1 Friday —arday, Sunday 2 Mond: — uesday, 3 Tuesd: ednesday, 4 Mond: Jednesday, 5 Tuesd: aursday, 6 Sunda onday, 3 PRONI CIATION silent consonants a Crossot — e silent letters in the words, 1 wer 2 lisker answ. Wedr ay schoc know write 8 white b Practice ing the words in a Listen dialogues on the MultiROM. LA Ex me. What time isit? Bits rterafter eleven. ATh B Yo welcome. 2AW_— imeisit? B So {don’t know. I don't have a watch, ‘Nowli and repeat. Copy the rythm. GSstudyLink >) p61 Grammar and Vocabulary review quiz Don't forget that your MulfiROM and the website have a lot of exercises and activities. MultiRom v ‘Grammar Quiz File 3 l Vocabulary Banks Common verbs 1 Food and drink Jobs and places of work ‘The time Sound Bank Practical English File 3 Words and Phrases File 3 Website www-oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/starter Grammar File 3 simple present: [ and you simple present: we, you, they simple present: he, she, it [ Vo Vocabulary File 3 Common verbs 1 [ Food and drink L Jobs and places of work ‘The time j “FL Pronunciation 1 By Prvctical English File 3 | Sce the Website for more activities and games.1-2 Review quiz GRAMMAR Circle the correct answer: Hello, how __ you? 6 Paola Italian. She's Brazilian, 11. Thave three _ @xe bis aisnt b isnt a watchs b watches 1 _Julia from Peru? 7 A Are they in class 42 12 Leokat my__ glasses. sb Are BNo, _ anews b new theynot — b they aren't 2 Arethey British? a they ey east 13 Were on vacation, _hotel So, American. 8 Ws umbrella is great! hey b they're aan ba a Their b Our 3 Where from? 9 Isthis cell phone? 14 ARolexis Jes from Turkey, a you b your ‘a a good watch ws bY awatch good sb She A? b avwatch g 4 Areyou in room 6? B ts pen. 15 Adam is my Xo, _incoom 5, a Whatis—b What is ir a sisters friend ‘m bt b sister’ friend 5 sre you from Japan? ves veare bare Ok VC \BULARY Cir the correct answer. nismy 6 Our friends are from the United 11 Jack is my sisters ister (b)brother States. They're __ a husband b wife a US b American 15s three 12 ‘They havea son anda ob iwo 7 Please close the a daughter b sister a door b board 2 seleven, me 13. My father isn tall, Hes wenty —b twelve 8 A Whatis it? a small short Bitsy 4 3 forty, fifty alDeard beard ID \4 Her boyfriend is very hirteen thirty a good-looking b beautiful : 9 Here is 4 ios from _, He’ Italian. a apaper b apiece of paper 15. Old photos are black and taly italy a blue b white 5s from Beijing, She's hinese b Chinese HEE E DD student 800k 9.0891 Grammar tanks 10 Two arein the room. amen b mens p.102-106 Vocabulary Banks1-3 Review quiz GRAMMAR Circle the correct answer, Hello, how ___ you? @are bis iA tate, B Sor a Your > Youre 2 Alsyo other a nurse? B Yes, ashes + sheis 3 AWhe — you? B_ ome a Wes + Were 4 It___ today. Its cold, aisnt — notis 5 Thatsr — ster._name’s Jessica, a Your» Her VOCABL RY Circle the ect answer. Johnis a sister B)brother 1 fourtee — irteen, acleve — b twelve 2 eighty, ty, aah db hundred 3. Mygil dis from a US the US 4 AWha — wisit? BIdor .ow. Look at athet 1b yourwatch 5 My__ in my pocket. acelly eb bag itudent Book ex 10 u p.88-93 Grammar Banks p.102-110 Vocabulary Bai She has two sisters. __namesare 11 Mia and Jo. a Their b ‘Theirs hei b Ihave __ brothers. a tall b verytalls b works in a bank. a Dans girlfriend b Dan’ girlfriend 4 Teat___forlunch. a food fast fast food 15 eat meat? a You b Doyou Henry and Daisy have six. 2 a childs b children My new laptop is great! Its very 2B a fast b slow “The new hospital is very “4 a big b long 1__magazinesat the hairdresser, a read b watch 5 Do you___ English? a listen b speak ‘What do you have b for breakfast? near here. b live James a lives speak English? a Arethey b Do they My brother __a car. a doesnithave don't have T__ soda. a dontdrink —b nodrink ‘A Does Laura eat fish? BNo,_ a shedoesnit b she isn't Weeat__ ina Chinese restaurant. a rice b pasta [A What does your brother do? B doctor. aHeis b Heba They're waiters. They work in_ ‘a anoffice b arestaurant It’s___otlock, a two b secondUa Cl aa A) 1 GRAMMAR 23 Tr nota teacher. 4 Youre in room 6. 5 Tin Ben. 6 arervtin room 3 7 not Katie 8 telate b3 not Olivia 4 you in room 162 5 Lbate? 6 aren't Robert 7 youateacher? 8 notina taxi, © 3 you,lam 4 Tmnot 5 L,youare 6 — youarent 7 Tm 8 you,lam 2¥ SBULARY a3 dtwo Seight 6three 7nine 8 n Dfour 10zer0 b3 dseven Sfive Gone 7 8three 3.P NUNCIATION a @ olate,nice a WC SAND PHRASES TO LEARN a3 9 4 Thank SNice 6 weme? 7¥es Blate b 1 seme. 2Excuseme? 3 Sorry ABULARY [Brazil 3 Mexico 6 Japan 2italy 4 England $ China Jnited States 4 Spain 5 Russia '2 7Mexico 8 Turkey 2¢ MMAR a3 AShes SHes 6 She's 7 BHes b 2 Is.isn,'S SisyIsis 4s isnt Js Michael Phelps from the United States? Yes, he is. Hes from Baltimore. 4 Js Istanbul in England? No, itis. Its in Turkey. Is the Colosseum in aly? Yes itis W's in Rome 6 Is Kate Moss from England? Yes, she is She’ from London 7 Is Beijing in Koceat No it isn. Is in China 8 Is Kyoto in the United States? No itisn 16 in Japan 3 PRONUNCIATION av ‘avl{England) whi) ‘WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN 2g 3a 4h Sc 6d 7e Bb 1 VOCABULARY 2Japanese 3 Italian 5Korean Chinese 7 Peruvian 8 English 9 Mexican 10 British 11 Turkish 12 American 13 Russian mystery word: nationalities 4 Brazilian 2 GRAMMAR a 3 He’ Brazilian. 4 Were late You'ze in Class A. Ta teacher. Millics from England. They're in room 10. arent arenit isnt arent init "mot ‘Are we in room 3? Where’ she from? Ae you from Japan? Is Isabella Braailian? Is Florence in ltaly? ‘What's your name? da3 bS c4 d7 e5 fl g2 ho 3 PRONUNCIATION 4-3 Brazil, photo, Turkey, breakfast ~ Brazil 4 good-bye, English, hello, Chinese English 5 British, Peru, Mexican, Spanish ~ Peru 6 Italian, American, Japanese, Brazilian Japanese 7 Russia, England, Turkish thirteen ~ thirteen fel: twenty, ‘Wl: Chinese, fifteen, meet i: English, nationality, Spanish Mexico, seven 4 VOCABULARY a 3 fourteen 6 nineteen Stwenty 4 twelve 7 eighteen 10 seventeen 5 sixteen 8 fifteen S seventeen Btwenty b Snineteen 6 thirteen Atwelve 7 sixteen WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN 2f 3g 4e 5c 6a 7b PRACTICAL ENGLISH 1 1 THE ALPHABET a lVK 2K 3G/T 4T/G 6S/M 71 80 9U 10R v3) 40 5Y 61 7A 8E 5 MIS. 2 SPELLING YOUR NAME a 3 morning 4name 6spell 7lasiname Thank 9 room 10 you 5 Excuse me? b 2 How-do you spell your first name? 3 How do you spell your city? 4 How do you spell your country? Answers will vary, 3 VOCABULARY a door 2table 3book 4 board Schair 6dictionary 7 laptop window b 2Close 30pen 4Go 5Stand 6Sitdown@ 1 VOCABULARY Actos: 3 photo 4cell phone 6 key 71Deard 9 umbrella Down: T glasses 2 watch creditcard S pen 8bag 2 GRAMMAR a3a 42 5a Gan 7a 8a 9an 10a umbrellas chairs dictio keys Dear watchs counti e-mail days What Wa table, What tsa coat, What rey? They're photos. What Itsa laptop. What rey? They're taxis, 8 What rey? They're credit cards, WORDS.) PHRASES TO LEARN 2in 3: 4have a 1GRAM| t a this 2 Sits 4we Syour they b 2your 4his Sour 6 Your Tits 8 2VOCAE ARY a Qgill 7 4woman 5 children Gfriend —eople 8 boyfriend b 2wife er 4 brother 5 son 6 father aughter 4GRAM a 2 Genos — hier 3 Rober an 4 Helens sband 5 jillsbr or 6 Atsuke other 7 Damo ster B Stellas er b3B 4s A 6B 7B 8A ‘WORDS, ) PHRASES TO LEARN 2 Who's 3 over there 4 Tear't remember. 5 Thats 6 Thanks, a \e/ 1 VOCABULARY 4 2 Jamie's cell phone is red. 3 Your glasses are green, 4 Jose's hag is white 5 My father's umbrella is black. 6 Their car is yellow. 7 Her coat is orange. 8 His watch is brown, b 2new 3tall Abad Sexpensive Glast7long « 2nice 3 good-looking 4 bad S beautiful 6 good 2 GRAMMAR: 2 3-X Itsa cheap umbrella 4X They're terrible boys, av 6 X She's a good mother. a 8 X The windows are old b 3 great people 4 a good dictionary 5 expensive watches, 6 anice girl, 7 yellow coat 8 fast cars 3 PRONUNCIATION b 2 fast 3 taxi 4 paper 5 board 6 talk 7 name Bear ‘WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN 2 French, German 3 dangerous 4 favorite 5 poptlar PRACTICAL ENGLISH 2 1 INTRODUCING PEOPLE 2-1 thanks 2 hurry, See 3 This, What’. 4 old,'m bor 3d de Sa 6g 7h 8b 2 VOCABULARY a2 My home or my ell phone number? 3 Your home number. 4 989-2460, 5 Sorry, can you say that again? 6 Yes, its 989.2460. 2 562.3224 3 951-5637 4973-0826 5 496-7885 6 229.3040 € 2ninety 3 forty 4ahundred Ssixty eighty 7fity Shiny 4268 3 89 456 543 627 775 832 3 PERSONAL INFORMATION 2 Where, you 3 address 4 What’ your 5 How, are 6 Are you 7 phone 8 What's your 9 e-mail\AL 1 GRAMMAR a 2 want 3 dontt drink 4 dont like 5 have b 2 Doyou live 3 Do you want 4 Do you like 5 Do you drink € 2dosit 3Do 4do SDo 6don't 7d" 8do 2V0 3ULARY a2w — 3listento alive 6st 7like Beat Sdrink b2di like 3work 4speak 5 read ow Phave Swant SRE NG a 2V — careyou from? 34 oumaried? 40 ahavechildren? 5.V do you work? 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