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ISBN 978-9963-47-399-1 Copyright © 2007 Burlington Books 10:19) 18 47. 16 15 14 13 12 11 10Suk: paSoC Introduction page 6 en oe Greetings Greetings Numbers 0-19 Reading an advertisement Introductions To be for a language school The classroom Personal information eee Writing answers nationalities Possessive adjectives | Personal information Jobs Be acute: ArAn Be 20 100 tty eivertuanat Plural nouns ot coe sad Talking about your east ee es “ompleting sentence: oe This / That / These / ean servences Those me em Have got countable / The family Reading an e-mail Talking about far tele aay Writing a description ‘Some /Any a of yourself Saxon genitive Describing people Re er ee Word order Reading descriptions of Describing people There is/There are Adjectives famous people and things ae ieuch Pets Writing a description of Sees, a famous person Rooms of the Talking about Present simple: og Reading advertisements accommodation affirmative for houses Furniture Expressing Like + noun ee. Writing a description of preferences hat vert ita rdinal numbers your house ike + veritas Astt2tha verbs of frequency The time Talking about routines | Adverbs of Frequency | TN Present Simple: Daily routines Making suggestions aoe negative, questions Meals . Verbs Talking about ability Ca” salem! Prepositions of time | Momths of the year Places in the city Talking about current Verbs activities and actions |) Present Continuous Language Practice Grammar Appendix Glossary Useful Words and Expressions (numbers, the time, days of the weak, months) Reading about someone's day Writing a description of your day Reading about a London department store Writing about the things you do and places you go Reading about a popular sport Writing a description of things people are doing page 12 age 88 Page 104CS \ | | WEG Ue — | Cherettas sero | | ee ar years old ae from Spain 35 years old from England CHENG 40 years old from Hong KongANGELA 23 years old CARMEN 25 years old from Italy from Mexico ei HELEN | ————) 18 years old KEN \ : from Greece \ | 30 years old \ from JapanINTRODUCTION Instrucciones 1 6 six Mira en tu libro y busca un ejemplo de cada tipo de ejercicio. ‘Anota el niimero de la pagina y el del ejercicio. 1. Listen, read and repeat. (Escucha, lee y repite.) 2. Listen and complete the dialogue. (Escucha y completa el dislogo,) 3. Listen again and check your answers. (Escucha de nuevo y comprueba las respuestas.) 4, Practise with other students, (Practica con otros compaieros/as.) 5. Write the answer. (Escribe la respuesta.) 6, Read the grammar box. (Lee el cuadro de gramé 7. Complete the sentences. (Completa las oraciones.) 8. Answer the questions. (Responde a las preguntas.) 9. Put the words in the correct order. (Pon las palabras en el orden correcto.) 10. In pairs, read and act out the dialogue, (En parejas, leed y practicad el didlogo.) Page (Pagina) 8 Exercise (Ejercicio) 1INTRODUCTION Inglés cotidiano 2. Muchas palabras son iguales o parecidas en castellano y en inglés. Pon la palabra adecuada debajo de cada foto. telephone menu ambiance hamburger bus passport hotel taxi 1. abulance 2 3 7s i El abecedario 3 Escucha, lee y repi abe pd Mags poteta mts esgtamo> tine nainif jee | i fer/ [eis Isc/ [esc /e8/ Leese feast anf ger: Pees fel /em/ no p temg r s t u v w x y Zz Jen/ /20/ /pk:/ Pkjue/ Ja: /es/—/e/ jus /ve//'Aabhjus/ /eks/ /was/ /red/ Escucha y lee. eS ag = az © Deletrea las palabras del Ejercicio 2 a un compafero/a. coven 7What’s your name? I Listen, read and repeat. 2. Listen, read and repeat the greetings. lm - noes I= =o: 3-4 Listen and complete the dialogues. {7 sane: ALsenro: CARMEN: 1 Hello My name's Janet. What's your name? My name’s Alberto. Good morning. My 2 Janet. What's your name? I'm Helen. Good afternoon. 3. name's Janet. What's 4 name? My name's Cheng. Good evening, I'm Janet. What's 5 ? ‘, ‘ Carmen. Listen again and check your answers. 4 Practise with another student STUDENT 1: STUDENT 2: sane se. 1 a> sanen 4 CHENG: 4 sane: What's your name? My name's / I'mWORDS nums: 5 A Listen, read and repeat. © nought/oh 4 four 8 1 one 5 five 9 2 two 6 six 10 3 three 7 seven " Listen and write the numbers you hear. eight nine ten eleven ak b oa es Ga Write the answers in words. six + three = seven + one = eleven + two four - four nine... 8 Listen and check your answers. What’s your ... ? ‘T 4 Listen and read. your telephone number, Cheng? Nw tes 020°7649 8871, 5 Practise with another student. ewan it | 12. twelve 16 sixteen 13 thirteen 17 seventeen 14 fourteen 18 eighteen 15. fifteen 19 nineteen a h i i k. eighteen - si ten - eight = fourteen + five nineteen - thirteen © Listen, read and repeat. SECRETARY: Good morning, What's your name, please? ALBERTO: Good morning. My name's Alberto Romero. SECRETARY: What's your phone number, Alberto? ALBERTO: It's 020 8392 8561 SECRETARY: Thank you. © Listen and complete the information below. 020 | CHELSEA fehooi oF encuse i Name: | ) Appress: 2 sn Baker | ree j TELEPHONE NUMBER: 2 © Listen again and check your answers.AAMAS Nice to meet you. 9 & Read the grammar box. AFFIRMATIVE: 10 Listen, read and repeat. tam tm youare you're heis he's sheis she’s itis its weare we're they are they're 5 Complete the sentences with am, are or is, 14M. Cheng. Angela, this is my Vege ii He socom Alberto They... students 2, a 4 5. Vu fine, thanks. 6. We sesun Students. 7. Carmen ....... a student, 8. It ss the school C Write the sentences with contractions. 1. Lam Alberto. I'm Alberto, Hi, Angela. Where are you from? Are you from Mexico? 2. She is at school 3. Itis 020 8392 8561 4. You are Helen. 5. They are students Vint not. I'm from Tay.11 4 Listen and complete the dialogues. ccennes CHENG: | Hi Janet. How are you? «13 Read the grammar box. JANET: 'm 2, , thanks, Cheng. And you? CHENG: I'm fine, thanks. NEGATIVE: lam not Fmnot he he she isnot she ‘snot /isn't it it you you we arenot_ we = “tenot /aren‘t ; they they b E HeLeN: Ken, 3, is4 fi friend, Angela. 8 Write the sentences in the negative. Use the Pe Ken: 5. Angela. full form. P ANGELA: 6 Ken. 7 1. ttis apenci. to meet you. It ie nota pencil, LA from, Ken? ee ere ai 2. Janet is italian. ken: m8 Japan 3. We are from Italy. 4. Lam Mark. 5. You are a student Listen again and check your answers. &. Angelavand Ken are fan Giese 12 Practise with other students. © Write the sentences in B, Use contractions. 1, STUDENT 1: Hello, 1, Pe.not a pencil, / I isn't a pencil Fine, thanks, ‘And you? Fine, thanks. How are you? STUDENT 2: STUDENT 1 2. STUDENT 1: wa, thisis .. aren STUDENT 2: Hello, Hello, Nice to meet you. Where are you from? STUDENT 3: STUDENT 2: stupenr 3; I'm from eleven AD14 & Read the grammar box. 5 Put the words in the correct order. a abe sa ere? \s he a student? ‘questions: . you / from / Are / Greece / ? tam Amn? SS eg? 3. Alberto / your / name /'s /? she is Isshe...? it Wsit..? ain 4. you/ Are /a/ teacher /? you ‘Are you we are Arewe...? : : ony, i 5. they/ Are / Japanese / ? SHORT ANSWERS: Yes, he is. / No, she's not. 6. Carmen / China / from / Is /? WORDS THe classroom 15 a Listen, read and repeat. chair dictionary pencil desk notebook pen bob board © Write the correct word using the pictures below. 1. 15a nn BOOK Re ye 5. It'sa.. OOo aoa % 6.it'sa 7. It'sa.. 4.it'sa a Bits © Listen and check your answers. 16. Listen and read. hz [in © Work with a partner. Ask questions using the words from 15 A. 12 twelveworDs 11 A Match the nationalit Japanese Mexican Greek 1. This is J. K. Rowling. She from England She's Enalieh He's from Spain, He's 5 to the pictures. One nationality hasn't got a match. Circle i Engith 2. This is Antonio Banderas, an] Italian Spanish 3, This is Luciano Pavarotti He's from taly He's 4. This is Yao Ming, 5 He's from China. He's from Mexico. He's He's fen and check your answers, PRONUNCIATION 18 Listen and repeat. 1, Lam English. 3. You are Greek. 2. I'm English 4, You're Greek READING 19 Read this advertisement. 1 and registration contoct Martin Dixon (Direcior) 914 Park Read, London, England This is Gael Garcia Bernal For information 2 Telephone: 020 7429 8430 | | CHELSEA SCHOOL OF ENGLISH A 6. This is Shizuka Arakawa She's from Japan. She's 5. He is Chinese. 6. He's Chinese, 8 Answer the questions about the advertisement. What's the name of the school? It the ... ‘What's the name of the director? His What's the telephone number of the school? tts What's the address of the school? ies LANGUAGE PRACTICE pages 7273 n 13WORD LIST board eleven Htalian book England Italy chair English Japan China fifteen Japanese Chinese five Mexican desk four Mexico dictionary fourteen nine eight Greece nineteen eighteen, Greek notebook VOCABULARY 1 1 Look at the word list above and do the following exercises. 1. List three things students take to school 2. in their schoolbags. k book. ef 2. Complete with the correct numbers, 4 two, '. four 1 SIX, 2 ten, : 3 4 3. Complete the chart. nought / oh Spanish one ten pen thirteen pencil three seven twelve seventeen two sixteen Spain 3 Put the words in the correct order. you / Are / student /a/? ‘Are you a souder Carmen / Japanese /Is / 2 students / Are / they / ? ‘Alberto / Mexico / from Is /? Chinese / Ken / Are / and / Helen / ? County [pi Metonanty +) «= MISTEMING China | | 4» Listen and choose the correct answer. | Greek Rina 1. a, Thank you b. I'm Carmen England 2. a WtS12 Harrington. Its 020 8489 9231 amie Gardens. 3. a, It's a book, b. I'm fine, thanks. GRAMMAR " 4. a. Yes, lam. b. No, she isn’t. 2 Choose the correct answer. 5. a, He's from Mexico, _b. Good afternoon! 6. a, ma student. b. Nice to meet you. 1. Cheng(i) are Chinese. My name am /is Janet, B | am not / isn’t fourteen ‘The teacher isn’t / aren't Greek. My friends is / are students. We am / are at school, aauawn 14 fourteen Listen and check your answers.IT’S YOUR TURN | 7 7 1 Listen and read the dialogue. SECRETARY: Good afternoon. My name is Brenda. What's your name? KATE: My name's Kat SECRETARY: Nice to meet you Where are you from, Kate? kare: I'm from Greece. SECRETARY: Are you from Athen: KATE: Yes, Lam, SECRETARY: What's your address in London? KATE: t's 13 Pimlico Road. SECRETARY: And what's your phone number, Kate? { secretary: Thank you. — a 2. in pairs, change the words in colour to make the dialogue true for you. Act out your new dialogue. 3 Ask three students the following questions and write thelr answers. What's your name? you from? What's your phone number? Where a England is one of the four countries in the United Kingdom. The other three 2 countries are: Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Look at the chart, ee England | N.Jreland | Scotland Wales Popu 50 million 1.7 milion 5 milion 3 million Capital city London Belfast. Edinburgh Cardi Lang English English English English = Irish Gaelic Scettish Gaelic Welsh fiteen 15What’s your job? 1 Listen, read and repeat. worps 2. Complete the sentences with the correct job. policewoman receptionist doctor hairdresser electrician : ‘And your boyfriend? What's his job? Is he a receptionist, too? 1. What's his job? He's a walter, 2. What's her job? She's a 3, What's his job? He's a 4, What's his job? He's a 5. What's her job? She's a What's her job? 6. What's her job? She's a 7. What's her job? She's a 8, What's his job? He's an 8 Listen and check your answers, 3 Practise another student. STUDENT 1: What's your job? stupenr2: 'ma/anGRAMMAR 4.4. Read the grammar box. circa cesses PRONOUNS Reais 1 my you your he his ® Complete the sentences with the correct Possessive adjectives. Te Hello! oscoM. vn. name's Janet. 2. What's job? ts he a waiter? 3, Are you a policernan? What’ .. job? 4, HellO! eessnnnnne Mame’ Carmen, What's name? 5, This is Angela boyfriend is a businessman. 5 Read the grammar box. a before consonants: a waiter an before a, e, j, 0, u: an electrician Write a or an. 1. .AM. electrician doctor English teacher Chinese man girifriend office Italian book ePNOneawn WORDS NUMBERS 20-100 G Listen, read and repeat. 20 twenty 25 twentyfive 21 twenty-one 26 twentyesix 22 twenty-two 27 twenty-seven 23 twenty-three 28 twenty-eight 24 twenty-four 29 twenty-nine ‘T A Listen, read and repeat. 30 thirty 70 seventy 40 forty 80 eighty 50 fifty 90 ninety 60 sixty 100 one hundred © Listen and circle the number you hear. a. 14/40 e. 18/80 b. 17/70 f. 15/50 «13/30 g. 19/90 d. 16/60 h, 12/20 How old are you? 8 A Listen and read. 8 Practise with another student.18 eighteen a 9 A Listen and complete the dialogue. 10 A Listen and complete the information. CHENG: Good morning, My name Vo nulf Cheng Lee. RECEPTIONIST: Good 2 Cheng, PATIENT FILE What's 3. address, please? CHENG! HES 4. csunsneeenee CFOMWEI! ROAM, flat 17, RECEPTIONIST: AN 5... .. your telephone number, please? cHens: 6. phone number is 020-7549-8371 RECEPTIONIST: How old 7... sou YOu, Cheng? CHENG! 1B.crssssnseee FOR. RECEPTIONIST: Cheng, 9..n.0s is Dr Grant, DR GRANT: Nice to meet 10 Cheng. 8 Listen again and check your B Listen again and check your answers. answers. This is my room. 11 Listen, read and repeat. 12 A Listen and complete the dialogue. ANGELA: Alberto, that’s Helen's '...."90m and this is 2 .foom. ALBERTO: Angela, are these 2...... dogs? ANGELA: 4 . they're not. They're Helen's dogs. ALBERTO: What's 5. Angela? ANGELA: Oh, €. a pen’. Italy B Listen again and check your answers.GRAMMAR 13 Read the grammar box. 1 book ~ 2 books 1 dictionary ~2 dictionaries 8 Write about the pictures. PSSSS books Sheen is my chair is my dictionary. 2 3 is my desk, 4 son 8 Alberto. 4 C Write the sentences in the plural. 1. That waiter is Japanese. Thoge walters are, Japanese, o ~ a3 2. This is a Spanish dictionary 14 Read the grammar box. 3. This hairdresser is from England. Garwac ea 4, That student is Greek. 5. What is this? nineteen 1915 Listen, read and repeat. Pay attention to the stressed words in colour. 1. What's your name? 2. How are you? 3. Fine, thanks. 4, This is a desk. WORDS Das OF THE WEEK 16 A Listen, read and repeat. 1. Monday 2. Tuesday 3. Wednesday 4. Thursday 5. Friday 6, Saturday 7. Sunday 8 Listen and read. Practise with a partner. 17 1 Read the diary. 8 Where is Carmen? Use the diary to complete the sentences. 1. On... 2UNA8Y...., Carmen is at home 2. On , she is at the doctor, 3. On and . she is at school, 4, On «she is at the hairdresser’, 5. On » she is at a restaurant with friends. 6 On , she is at her computer class. Listen and check your answers. 20 twentyREADING qq 18 4 Read the advertisements. Receptionist For Doctor's Surgery Phone: 020 7459 8316 for an interview. BABYSITTER For 5 year old Please phone Sandra, ‘Telephone: (020 8467 1978 le a — ~s Ls a Student Babi 1. Advertisement ...1... is for Janet. because she's an English teacher. Advertisement is for because RwN LANGUAGEPRACTCE OBIE) twenty-one 2IWORD LIST address eighty job receptionist age ‘electrician Monday Saturday babysitter forty nationality seventy because fifty new shop assistant boyfriend Friday ninety sixty businessman girlfriend ‘one hundred sunday doctor hairdresser policewoman thirty VOCABULARY 1 Look at the word list above and do the following exercises. 1. List fi 2. Write the answers in words. a. 10+10= ...bwenty b. 20+20= < 70-205 d.504+40= . . Complete the days of the week. 1 one MOMARY, as « Tuesday, 2 Friday, Acncenonnenmnnnee » SUNGRY, 2 choose the correct answer. 1. Hello!) / Your name is Alex. 'm a /an electrician 2. !'m a/an receptionist. What's its / your job, Tom? 3. Kate isa / an student. His / Her books are here 4, Carmen and Ken are students. These are their / our books. 22 twenty-two 3 Write this, that, these or those under the correct pictures, LISTENING 4 6 Listen and choose the correct answer. 1a lima receptionist. 2, a. He's a waiter. 3. a. I'm fine. 4. a. It's 24 Baker Street. 5. a. Ita chair, 6. a. It's Thursday. 8 Listen and check your answers, b b Py b. b. I'm Htalian, She's a doctor. I'm thirty years old Its 020 7549 8371 Yes, they are It’s a book.SE ee "S YOUR TURN | Listen and read the dialogue. TEACHER: Mike, how old are you? MIKE; I'm 23 years old. Teacher: What's your address? MIKE: It's 88 Gold Street. TEACHER: What's your job, Mike? ike; I'm a businessman. TEACHER: And your girlfriend? What's her job? MIKE: She's an electrician. 2. tn pairs, change the words in colour to make the dialogue true for you. Act out your new dialogue. 3 Ask three students the following questions and write their answers. Name How ol are you? What's your address? CCRC TH People in England are from many dfferent countries and cultures. Today, 30% of people in London are originally from Asia, Africa, China or the Caribbean, ‘twenty-three:Have you got any children? 1 Listen, read and repeat. Nice to meet you, Mrs Kottakis My name's Janet Wilson Tm an English teacher 'm from Manchester, ‘What about you? Pm from Athens. Are you married, Janet? 2 Listen and complete the dialogue. ELEN: Carmen Van IB.n.n0 18 my mother, Ann Kottakis. carmen: 2 to meet you, Mrs Kottakis IMRS KOTTAKIS: Where 3 you from, Carmen? carmen: 'm 4 Mexico. IMRS KOTTAKIS: Have 5. got a boyfriend? CARMEN: No, 6 8 Listen again and check your answers. 3 Practise with another student. STUDENT 1: Have you got any children? STUDENT 2: Yes, Ihave. / No, | haven't 24WORDS THE FAMILY 4.» Listen, read and repeat. husband brother wife sister father uncle parents mother aunt child faa oe son chitdren | 972ndmother | 7" daughter grandchild grandchildren C Complete the text according to B. This is Andrew. Kate is his "......2198@0..... and Mark is his 2 Jillis his 3, Lisa and Tim are B Look at the pictures. 22 922 Qe his 4 Emily and Edward are his 5.. and & Lisa and Tim are their 7. Lisa and Tim have got an & and an 9. Their names are Kate and Mark. GRAMMAR 5. Read the grammar box. AFFIRMATIVE: NEGATIVE: 1 \ 1 1 you, ave you ‘ve go yout Wve not kis y you havegot Yo" got 0" avenotgot. YO haven't got they they they they he he he he she hasgot shes got she has notgot she hasn't got it it it it Questions: SMORT ANSWERS: Have you got a gitfriend? Yes, thave, Has she got any brathers? No, she hasn't, 8 Complete the sentences with have got or has got. 1.1... fave 2%... two sisters. 4, They ‘two uncles. 2. Cheng son, 5, Janet two children. 3. We one daughter. 6. You grandparents. twenty-tive 25i ioe C Write the sentences in the negative. Use D Complete the questions with Have ... got or contractions. Has ... got. 1, He's got two sisters. Ven ANE YOU oe MOP ue a sister? He haen't. got two sisters, 2 Cartneri a boyfriend? 2. We've got three children. Mr and Mrs Kottakis any grandchildren? 3. I've got a new girlfriend. 4. Alberto a gittriend? | 5. you a job? | 4. She's got a boyfriend. 6. Cheng any children? 7. they a dictionary? 5, They've got a Spanish dictionary. I’ve got some photos. Helen's mother is at our fat ‘Sho’s here on holiday. She's beautifull Has she got Helen's brown eyes? G Listen, read and repeat. Yes, she has. She has got black hair, oo, ER et | My brother, David, is here, too. Look! I've got some photos of him. (Oh, your brother has got green eyes. My boytriend has got green eyes, t00. But I haven't got any photos here. 26 twenty-siT A Listen and complete the dialogue. JANET: Look, these are my '..,,.children....., Michael and Linda. MRS KOTTAKIS: Oh, 2 beautifull They've got red hair! 3 old are they? JANET: Micvael's six and Linda's 4 Has Helen got 5 brothers or sisters? (MRS KOTTAKIS: Yes, she 6. Her brother's name is Stephano But 7. got a photo here. B Listen again and check your answers. GRAMMAR 8 A Read the grammar box. ey GIT We can count these nouns. We can use these nouns in the singular and plural. ‘an unde, two uncles 2 child, two children 8 Complete the phrases with a / an or some. 1 3 2 4. Bua. taX aunt coffee 9 A Read the grammar box. AFFIRMATIVE 1 ve got some water Z 3. 4 NEGATIVE: He hasn't got any water. 5. QuesTIONs: S Have you got any water? popcorn, We can’t count these nouns. We can't use these nouns in the plural some homework NOT hémewrks pen sirfriend tea water 5 Complete the sentences with some or any. We got .....29M®...... bananas. Have you got brothers? You haven't got coffee. We've got money, Have they got children? haven't got homework. i werty-soven 210 4 Read the grammar box. eter een pores bur. | ROME sGcok hee nner gers | navn eer etic, || ‘This is Susie and Lisa's grandfather 8 Look at Liz's family and complete the sentences. 1, Thomas is .......bi28....... husband, 2. Unis Heat wife. 3B. Emily 65 ccaerneerensne Sister, 4, Dan is brother. 5. lizis and mother. PRONUNCIATION 11 Listen and repeat. 1. husband 2. have «3. brother «4. blue 5. five 6. book WORDS cotours 12. Listen, read and repeat Dm oh Oe Ee Gown oS = meow TE WORDS parts oF THE BODY 13 Listen, read and repeat. DD toe Mi eye “fl foot Bi nose Bi mouth Beg Bi hand: mo b body 2 Gi finger yee _ 28 wonty-eight14 A» complete the sentences. 1. What colour are his eyes? His eyes are .....21Ne. 2 3 ‘What colour is her hair? Her hair is What colour is his nose? His nose is 4, What colour are its ears? Its ears are B Listen and check your answers. C Circle the word that doesn’t belong. 1 eye ear mouth 2. finger nose anc arm 3 head toe —foot_— leg D Write a description of yourself. ‘have got hair and eyes. Thave got my s hair and my 's eyes. READING 15. Read this e-mai [ena temmaicon Hi from London a Hi, Sophia! London is fantastic! | love the English course. My teacher is great. Her name is Janet and she's from Manchester. Janet's husband is an electrician and they've got two beautiful children. Their son, Michael, is ‘six and his sister, Linda, is three. They've got red hair and blue eyes! I've got a new friend, Her name is Angela and she is italian. She's a receptionist for a doctor. She's got a boyfriend. His name is Tony and he's, a businessman. What's new? Please write! Love, 8 Correct the mistake in each sentence. Janet’s husband is a businessman, Janet's husband is an electrician. Janet and her husband haven't got any children. Linda has got two brothers. Angela is Janet's friend Angela is a doctor. avewn ‘Angela hasn't got a boyfriend. twenty-nineWORD List arm ear grandparents mouth toe aunt eye green nose uncle beautiful family grey on holiday What's new? black father hair orange white blue finger hand parents wife body foot head pink yellow brother ‘grandchild husband purple brown ‘grandchildren leg red chile grandfather married sister daughter ‘grandmother mother son VOCABULARY I Look at the word list and do the following. 1. Complete the chart with six family members. daughter... Write the correct colours. red + white black + white = yellow + blue = blue + red 3. Complete the chart with six parts of the body. hand. ear. GRAMMAR 2. Complete the sentences with have got or has got. 1. 1....M8¥e.0%..... black hair. 2. My daughter blue eyes. 3 Jim his father's nose? 4, The children beautiful eyes. 5. you any aunts? 30 tninty B_ Write the sentences in the negative. 1. You've got my book You haven't got my book. 2. Carmen and | have got new dictionaries. 3. Alberto has got a girfriend. 3. choose the correct answer. 1. Have you got a / any homework? l've got some / any money We haven't got some / any water. Has Carmen got some / any brothers? Have you got your mother's / mothers’ eyes? oe Aw This is Jame's / James’ brother. LISTENING 4. A Listen and choose the correct answer. 1a. Yes,!am. —b. Emily is my sister. 2... These are my b. No, I haven't. parents. 3... Yes, she has. b. She's got black hair. 4, a. Yes, I'm fine. b. I've got two sisters 5. a. Its from China, b. It’ purple B Listen and check your answers.——| IT’S YOUR TURN | — Listen and read the dialogue. Lipa: Where are you from, Dan? an: 'm from Paris. What about you? Where are you from? | uvoa: I'm from London. ‘Are you married? | DAN: Yes, | am. | My wife’s a policewoman. una: Have you got any children? aN: Yes, | have. I've got a daughter. LUNDA: Has she got your blue eyes? DAN: No, she hasn't, But she’s got my black hair, | 2. In pairs, change the words in colour. Act out your new dialogue. | 3 Ask three students the questions below and write their answers. Name ‘Are you married? ‘what colour are your eyes? SORT Look at the family tree of the British Queen Exizasere II - m Prince Protie royal family. Who in the British royal family has got the same name as a ANNE CHARLES ANDREW EDWARD Spanish chain of clothes shops? Princess Royal Prince of Wales Duke of York Earl of Wessex mm, Mark Philips m.Lady Diana Spencer m. Sarah 1m, Sophie Ferguson RhyrJones LADY PRINCE PETER wim | FRINGES LOUISE BEATRICE, ZARA PRINCE HARRY PRINCESS EUGENIE thirty-one 30She’s beautiful! 1 Listen, read and repeat. Took! f've got some photos today! ‘This is my sistor, Nicole. She's a policewoman. ‘Yes, she’s got blonde hair and she's tall, Is your brother David tall? ‘Yes, he's tall and thin. But my brother Daniel is short. Alberto, you've got a looking brother! Yes but ho hasn't got any hair! 32 thirty-two Listen again and check your answers, 3 Practise with other students. STUDENT 1: STUDENT 2: STUDENT 1: STUDENT 2: 2. A Listen and complete the dialogue. cHENG: This is * IY. eee daughter ANGELA: Wow! She's got very long 2 CHENG: Yes, she has. And this is my 3 ANGELA: He's very 4 cHenG: And very ANGELA: Cheng, you have got beautiful children, cHenc: 6 ! Are you tall? Yes, | am. / No, I'm not Have you got long hair? Yes, | have. / No, | haven't.i 5A Tick (V) the sentences that are true for you. I'm tall I'm middle-aged. I'm short. ve got blue eyes I've got blond(e) hair. ~ I've got long ~) I've got brown eyes. T've got dark U've got green eyes. I'm young © Tell the class about yourself. 1, He's tll 2. He's good-looking. GRAMMAR She's shart. She's beautiful = 6 A Read the grammar box. Adjective + noun: Pai eet eenercatia Adjective after verb to be: Ftoa 3, They're ugly. 4, She's got blonde hair. He's got big ears. He's got dark hair. 5 Put the words into the correct order. 1. dark / got / She's / hair Shela. aat.dark. halt... 2. got /a/ daughter / beautiful / They've 3. are / eyes / blue / Tom's 5. He's old. 6. They're middle-aged 4. got / ears / big / She's She's young She's got small hands 5. young / Kate / is 6. an /It’s / book / English 7. He's got long hair 8. He's thin ‘She's got short hair. She's fat. thirtythree 33How much ‘T Listen, read and repeat. ‘Oh, look at that beautiful puppy. Excuse me. How much is this puppy? Helen, there ign't any room in our flat! Wo've already got two dogs, a rabbit and a hanister, Wow! How many puppies are there? Five times £200. that's £1,000. ‘Maybe there's a job for you here. That's a great idea! 8 A Listen and complete the dialogue. MRS KOTTAKIS: Look! There's a snake. Isnt it VaolMBennin ? ANGELA: OOOA! 2a rno long and ualy! HELEN: No, it 3 Its beautiful. Excuse me, have you got 4... soos King snakes? ANGELA: Helen! A snake? SALES ASSISTANT: Yes, there are 5. King snakes here HELEN: How much is 6 snake? SALES ASSISTANT: It's £200. ANGELA: OK, now let's go and look at ?. clothes. 8 Listen again and check your answers. 34 tirty-fourWORDS Pers 9 4 Listen, read and repeat. tne we oo rabbit ie ga Oe Unit B Say the animals. Use the pictures in A. 1. I'm old and thin. I'm brown. Who aM 1? nnn Qe, 2. I'm young, I'm blond. Who am I? .. 3. I'm red, Who am 1? 4. I'm white. ve got long ears and pink eyes. Who am I? ... 5, I'm small, white and brown. Who am I? 6. I'm fat and black. Who am I? .. 7. 'm long and green Who am I? .. 8. I'm young, I'm black and white. Who am I? Listen and check your answers. PRONUNCIATION 10 Listen, read and repeat. 1. I've got two white cats. ( ) 2. Have you got a hamster? (*) 3. She is beautiful.) 4, Are there any snakes here? (+) . Is he tall? (+) Where is your puppy? ("¥) thirty-five 35,11 A Read the grammar box. Soars AFFIRMATIVE: There is + singular countable / ‘uncountable nouns ‘There is a chair in the room. ‘There is some money on the table. There are + plural nouns ‘There are some chairs here. EGATIVE: ‘There isn’t a chair in the room. ‘There aren't any chairs in the room. ‘There isn’t any money on the table. questions: Is there a chair in the room? Yes, there is. / No, there isn't. ‘Are there any chairs in the room? ‘Yes, there are. / No, there aren't. Is there any money on the table? Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t. 8 Look at the picture below. Complete ‘the sentences with There is, There are, There isn’t, There aren't. De cone TIE 18, seus & BOK, some students. any children .. some pens. a red chair some water. NouRwn any dictionaries. 36 thirty-six Complete the questions with Is there or Are there, Then answer the questions. Make them true for you. 1, lethere, an Italian student in your class? Yee, there is. / No, there isn't, 2 any Spanish students in your class? a a shop on your street? 4, sss & dictionary on your desk? 12. 4 Read the grammar box. oad How much + uncountable nouns How much homework is there today? ‘We also use how much to ask the price of something. How much are these chairs? How many + plural nouns How many children have you got?8 Complete the questions with How much or How many. 1. ...How.much, tea is there? sisters have you got? people are there in your family? is this book? students ate there in your class? owen money have you got? READING 13 match the names to the photos King Juan Carlos... Robbie Williams... Penélope Cruz Queen Elizabeth... Catherine Zeta-Jones B. Match the descriptions to the pictures. There is one extra picture. FAMOUS) PEOPEE) @\ \_ He's from England and he's a singer. He's got green eyes. He's very good-looking. He hasn't got a wit or any children, (& _ She is from England. She’s got short, grey hair, She's old, There is a picture of this English woman on the money of her country. (5) |. There are many beautiful attesses in Hollywood. This beautiful actress 's also Spanish, She's got long, brown hair. She's got two dogs. C Write a description for the extra picture. ©} She's a beautiful actress, She has got long, black hairand brown eyes. Her busband is an American actor He snt young, She's gota son and a daughter. LANGUAGE PRACTICE poges 7079 thirty-seven 37WORD LIST actor dark actress dog big Excuse me blond fat blonde fish at good-looking VOCABULARY 1 Look at the word list above and do the following. 41, Find the opposite of these words. a. ugly 200d: looking... b. thin c. old 4. long. 2. Complete the puzzle, Use the pictures. alt Across > a. 2 ® 38 eninty-cight REVIEW hamster pet small idea pound snake I kitten puppy tall tong rabbit thin middle-aged short uly old singer young GRAMMAR 2. put the words into the correct order. 1. got / brown / I've / hair l've.got. brown hai... 2. are / beautiful / You 3. a/is/ good / This / day 3. complete the sentences with How much or How many. 1. How.mueh.... .. money have you got? Dig friends have you got? 3 4 is this pink table? 4 choose the correct answer. 1. There is (There arBtwo tables in the room. 2. There are / There aren't any chairs here 3, There is / There isn’t some money. 4. There are / Are there any cats here? LISTENING 5 A Listen and choose the correct answer. 1, a. He's two metres, b. Hes good-looking. 2. a. Yes, she is, b. No, she hasn't, 3. a. Its £5 b. Its ugly, 4. a, Seven. b, It's got white hair. 5. a. Yes, its middle-aged. b. Yes, there are. B Lsten and check your answers.1 Listen and read the dialogues. en; Look! This is a photo of my brother, Adam. Hes a businessman. ciNDY: He's good-looking! EN: Yes, he’s got dark hair and blue eyes. ‘cinpy: Is your brother tall? Ben: Yes, he tall and thin, KATE: Oh, look! There are some beautiful kittens. aie: Yes, they're beautiful KATE: Let's get a kitten. Jae: But there isn’t any room in our flat. kare: Yes, there is, Excuse me, how much is this grey kitten? tts £100. 2. In pairs, change the words in colour. Act out your new dialogues. 3 Look at three students and write as many adjectives as you can to describe their body and their hair. Name Their body Their hair CORTEOIA In England, the money is the pound sterling. There are 5, 10, 20 and 50 pound banknotes. A pound has got 100 pence, How much is a pound sterling in euros?T live in... 1 Listen, read and repeat. Whore do you live, Alberto? \ ive in a room at the school Ken lives in the room next to me, 2. A Listen and complete the dialogue. JANER Where do you live, Carmen? ‘CARMEN: I live in a room at the '.....6¢h02l.... = room 23. JANET: Where do 2 ive, Alberto? ALBERTO: | live at the school, too. Ken lives in the 3. next to me. Janet: Cheng 4. does he live? ‘carmen: Cheng 5 nice. It's got a § here today. Where ina flat. It’s very kitchen and dining-room heh B Listen again and check your answers, 3 practise with another student. STUDENT 1: Where do you live? STUDENT 2: | lve in a flat / house.Complete the sentences with work / works or To TONY se [email protected] his gitfriend, Angela. 4. ® Read the grammar box. 2, AlbeMtO anrcennesnen iM a restaurant, 3. Janet and David «coon London, 4, Helen and Cheng, . Chinese food. 5. We cesar in the city 6. Cheng .... - every day. 7. Carmen ~ her job 81 in the evening. WORDS foOWS OF THE HOUSE 5 A Listen, read and repeat. 8 Look at the picture below and answer these questions. 1, Where's Jack? tHe’s.|n.the bedroom, Where's Kevin? .. Where are Mr and Mrs Clark? 4, Where's Lucy? 5. Where's Ann?.. 6. Where's Rob? ... MR & MRS CLARK fonty-one 4I like them, but ... 6 Listen, read and repeat. Excuse me, my wife likes these curtains, but she wante them ina different colour. | 4 ‘about ch curtains? Do you like the colour? ‘OK, now" let's goto the second floor ~ to the restaurant. You like going shopping, but I like eating. ‘T A Listen and complete the dialogue. HELEN: Here's a nice 1.....fg.... for our living-room. Do you 2... it, Angela? ANGELA: It OK, but look! Like 3 rug! Do you like it? HELEN: (ike the rug, but the 4... isn’t nice. Look! This rug is pink and 5. curtains are pink, too. ANGELA: Yes, but its a 6 ccm FU. B Listen again and check your answers. WORDS FuawiTuRe 8 A Listen, read and repeat. 1, bed 2. sofa 3. cupboard 4, fridge 5. cooker ma i Ba 6. bookshelves 7. rug 8. lamp 9. curtains 10. table 42 forty-twom1) B_ Write the words from Exercise 8 A in the correct group. You can use some words more than once. curtains WORDS onpinal nuMBERS 9 A Listen, read and repeat. Ist first 4th fourth ‘7th seventh 10th tenth 2nd second 5th fifth 8th eighth 11th eleventh 3rd third 6th sixth 9th ninth 12th twelfth B Where are the items in the shop? Read the sign and write sentences about some of the items. The,ugs are on the first floor The. 1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR SRD FLOOR. 4TH FLOOR, 5TH FLOOR. 611 FLOOR ‘TH FLOOR ‘TH FLOOR 9TH FLOOR 30TH FLOOR Listen and read. ‘ITH FLOOR D Work with another student. Ask questions using the sign. ey annwn PRONUNCIATION 10 Listen and repeat. Pay attention to the stressed syllable in colour. 1. garden 2. toilet 3. bedroom 4. table 5. curtains rugs | lamps chairs and tables sofas beds curtains bookshelves cupboards fridges | cookers toilets restaurant forty-three 48Ilha Read the grammar box. 5 Complete the sentences with teach / teaches, study / studies or go / goes. 1. We sarnrnevenns 10 English classes, 124 2. Carmen is a student. She .. English, SPELLING: ae Ro Bark iat 3. They are teachers. They ... ina language school atlag he eaarisiie, 4, Ken and Alberto are students. They .. English, teach teaches 5. Janet is the English teacher. She English. 9, a 6. Angela .... .. to her boyfriend in the evening, Complete the paragraph with the verbs in brackets. My name is Julie. My brother's name is TIM. 11 «....0ll¥E..c.e (live) in a flat in London, but Tim 2..... .- (live) in Bristol. 'm a student. 13... (go) to university. Tim is also a student and he’s a waiter, too. He 4... (work) at 2 Japanese restaurant and he § on. (Study) Malian at a language school. At the weekend, Tim 6 sv: (Qo) t0 the cinema V7 voussstatesneee (0) my homework at the weekend Read the grammar box. Pics noun | eae ee sli Ea a stasis Tick (¥) the correct answer for you. Do you like ... Yes, Ido. || WNo, dont. 1. jazz music? 2. coffee? 3, reading books? 4, going to shops? Complete the sentences with the words below. greeneyes teacher living going studying _ working 1. Helen likes ......liViNg...... in a flat. 2. Angela and Carmen like to the cinema 3. Angela likes Tony's 4, Cheng likes English at the language school 5, The students like their 6. Alberto KES on ocnnnnnnns atthe restaurant. 44 forty-fourenn ere 13 4 Read about Emily and Patrick. A House for Emily and Patrick My name is Emily. I come from Canterbury. Canterbury is a small town, 86 kilometres from London. It’s very old and beautiful. My boyfriend's name is Patrick. He lives in Manchester. Manchester is a big city I's the home of the Manchester United football team and Patrick and I love football! Patrick and I want to find a house in Manchester. We've got two dogs, so we want a house with a garden. We need a big garage because we've got two cars, Patrick also wants a big kitehen, 8 Now read these advertisements and choose a house for Emily and Patrick. Complete the sentences jodern kitchen as I dining room: Be garage! _tolophone: 0181475 2112 41. This house is / isn't good for Emily and Patrick because it has / hasn't got 2. This house is / isn't good for Emily and Patrick because it has / hasn't got 3. This house is / isn’t good for Emily and Patrick because it has / hasn't got C Write about your home. ‘ive in a flat / house. | live with my I've got a big / small kitchen. In my living-room, there is a He got bedrooms. In my bedroom, there is a Ihave / haven't got a garden HOUSE FOR SALE \| et MANCHESTER reer ateWORD LIST bathroom different fourth bed dining-room fridge bedroom eighth garage bookshelves eleventh garden building, fifth house cooker kitchen cupboard flat famp curtains floor ike VOCABULARY 1 Look at the word list above and do the following. 41. Complete the puzzle, Look at the clues below. across > 5, You put books on them, 7. WS. "room" for a car. Lvowny. Your bed is in it. Its in the kitchen You put clothes in it You eat dinner on this ohwNo You sit on it in the living-room. 2. Complete with ordinal numbers. first, 1...... 426004... . third, 2 i cancun th 4 ae ninth, 6 eleventh, 7. 46 forty-six tenth third toilet ‘twelfth GRAMMAR 2. Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets, Use the Present Simple. Ve We sna llve, (live) in Italy. 2. Ken (teach) Japanese. 3. Angela and Helen (work) in the city 4, Alberto sss: (QO) 10 work every day. 5. Cheng 1. (study) computers. 3 complete the sentences with the correct words. books fee listening buying coffee, 1, Helen likes _ not tea, 2. Angela likes clothes. 3. Alberto likes history 4, Carmen likes to jazz music. LISTENING 4 Listen and choose the correct answer. 1. a.lliveina flat. —_b. Ike London 2. a. Yes, its very big. b. Yes, it ugly. 3. a. He likes music. —_b. He's in the bathroom, 4. a. tin the garage. b. Sorry, I don’t. 5. a. They're onthe —b. They're on the fourth floor. curtains, B Listen and check your answers.aD Il’S YOUR TURN | ———-——} 1 Listen and read the dialogu SANDRA: Where do you live, Tom? Tow: {live in a house in London. SANDRA: Do you like it? Tom: Yes, | do. The bedrooms are big and the garden is beautiful Where do you live, Sandra? SANDRA: | lve in a flat in the centre of London. Its great. 2. tn pairs, change the words in colour to make the dialogue true for you. Act out your new dialogue. | | | | | | 3 Ask three students the questions below and write their answers. What's your name? Where do you live? What colourls do you like? PORTE In Britain, 80% of people live in houses and only 20% lve in flats. British houses are often small. The average house is 76 square metres. The British build their houses with red bricks. They like havirg a gardenI always go to bed late. 1 Listen, read and repeat. Good morning, Angela a Hoow are you? 2 A Listen and complete the dialogue. JANET. Angela and Ken, the '....J@2%@t... starts at half past nine, 2 quarter to ten! ANGELA: I'm sorry 3. late, Janet ken; I'm 4. I'm late, too cHENG: 5. you OK, Angela? 1 sometimes finish work early me Agee and I sometimes finish work Kew: You're tired! What about 7... ? Mies Neigh ¢ CEG. Igo to bed at two o'clock in the 8 1 Janet. OK, everyone. Let's start the 9 8 Listen again and check your answers. 3 Practise with another student. 1, STUDENT 1: Do you start work early? STUDENT 2: Yes, | do. J No, | don't, Tusualy finish work at one o'clock i. in the morning. iors! That's tate! 2. STUDENT 1: Do you finish work late? r STUDENT 2: Yes, 1 do. / No, | don't= GRAMMAR 4 Read the grammar box. valor MN Peaeate “sadly plas | ‘Adverbs of frequency usually come before the main verb, never have breakfast. He sometimes works late. Tick (¥) the column whic! right for you. How often do you..? { never | [sometimes) | often usually always 1. read a book 2. listen to music 3. go to a restaurant Tell the class your answers. WORDS THE Time B Look at the pictures and write the times. 5 A Listen, read and repeat. 1. It's five o'clock. 2. Its ten past five 3. It's quarter past five 1. Its ten past four 5, Its 2. Its 6. Its 4. It's half past five 3. its 7. Its 4. Its 8. Its It’s quarter to six. Listen and read. 6. It's ten to six. It's midday. 2 Its midnight. SE008H08 D Practise with a partner. forty-nine 49Be Es WORDS pany RouriNes Let’s have dinner. 6 A Match the verbs to the correct pictures. 7 Listen, read and repeat. Let's have dinner ata restaurant this evening. } gotobed finish work gsttp start work get home No, I don’t. Sorry, ‘And T don’t like Japanese food, bat [like Malian food. ‘Thenlet’s go to Francisco's Restaurant. Alberto works there. Chong wants to go thore, too. (OK. What about you, Carmen? Do you like Italian food? B Usten and check your answers. C. Write sentences about your daily routines, Use the verbs in A. 1. getup at half past obx 2. ow about Wednoaday? Ton work on Wedeeday evenings and 3 Cheng doesn't work in the evenings eo 5. 80 sity| | | | 8 A Listen and complete the dialogue. CHENG: Let's all go out tonight, Ta Thate. Japanese food? cHeNG: Yes, | do. But Carmen doesn’t 3 ‘ALBERTO: Ken's friend 4 LE ear LOG B Listen again and check your answers. GRAMMAR 9 A Read the grammar box. AFFIRMATIVE: 1 he you <4 gar she works we it they ‘QUESTIONS: Do! / you / we / they work Does he / she / it work ...? 8 Write the sentences in the negative, 1. She likes parties. She doeen't like parties, 2. Ive in England, 3. Tony works in London, 4, Angela likes her job. 5. Cheng and Ken study English. a great idea! 2 in a nice Greek restaurant, DO Syne like Greek food? Good. Let's meet here at half past .... oe you like Japanese food: ro NEGATIVE: ' he you ; she coesn’t work, sicg don't work 7 they SHORT ANSWERS Yes, Ido. / No, I don't, Yes, it does. / No, it doesn't. C Complete the sentences with do or does, Ve ste DR eves YOU lke your job? 2 ssemnce Cheng work on Tuesdays? 3 Ken and Alberto work in the morning? 4. WHEE onsen they WOK? 5. Janet like her students? 6. Where Helen live? 7 ‘Angela like London? 8, When... you study? fifty-one SED Write the sentences as Yes / No questions. | 1. He works in a restaurant, 5. They study English. Does he work in a restaurant? 2, You like books. 6. We like the pink sofa, ; 3. Janet lives in London. 7. Ken goes to the cinema at the weekend. 4, Cheng works in London. 8 Helen always has breakfast. WORDS meats 10 A Listen, read and repeat. have breakfast rave lunch have tea have dinner 8 Listen and rea ES SS C Answer the questions. Make them true for you and your partner. 4. When do you have breakfast? 2. When do you have lunch? 3. When do you have dinner? PRONUNCIATION 11 4. Usten and circle the word that sounds different. 1, tea © meal «early tired © dinner © nice name « cat late RWN we * bed ten 8 Listen again and check your answers. 52 fifty-twoREADING 12 Read about Andrew's day. ‘My name is Andrew. TNE ie in shotiota. tdont get up before seven o'clock in the morning. At half past seven, I have a big English breakfast with sausages, eges and toast. I start work at half past eight. I've got a shop in Orchard ‘Square. Lunch is my big meal. Ihave lunch at one o'clock. At five o'clock in the afternoon, I have tea. [usually have a small sandwich with my tea. Then at seven o'clock, I have dinner. I sometimes go to the fish and chip shop and get a take-away dinner. Tove fish and chips! ‘After dinner, [like reading or watching TV. I go to bed very late, and I usually wake up tired the next morning. Complete the chart about Andrew's day. Cire C Tick (V) the sentences below T (true) or F (false). Andrew ... T works in a shop. usually has a small lunch. 2. 3. always makes his dinner. 4, likes watching TV in the evening, 5. is usually tired in the morning. TANGUAGE PRACTICE pager 2-63WORD LisT also get up It’s ten to (five) midday tonight always go to bed fate midnight usually early It’s (five) o'clock hhave breakfast never weekend everyone Its half past (five) hhave dinner often, finish work Its quarter past (five) have lunch sometimes food It's quarter to (five) hhave tea start work get home Its ten past (five) meal tired, VOCABULARY 1 Look at the word list above and write the correct expression for each picture. 1 eu Rwn ten.pagt five 2 Translate these sentences. 1 2 I never have breakfast. | usually have lunch at work. Alberto sometimes has dinner at the restaurant. Ken finishes work late. 84 finty-four GRAMMAR 3 complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple negative. Alberto ..dogen't like.. (ike) Chinese food. 2. YOU esscsssceesssseeseee (WOK) at a School, 3. My cats (eat) fish 41 (have) lunch at 3 o'clock. 5. HeleN srrnnnenonn (finish) work late 4 Complete the sentences with do or does. 1 Rao. you live in a big house? 2. sansusununusnis Alberto work on Sunday? Be esssssesseeeseeeeses Helen and Angela like their flat? 4. 1. Helen’s dogs live in her flat? 5. Where Cheng live? LISTENING 5A Usten and choose the correct answer. 1. a. I'm tired. b. | always have lunch. 2. a, On Tuesdays. b. At midnight. 3. a. It'shalf past one. b. That's late! 4. a, Atseven o'clock. b. At Francisco's Restaurant. 5. a. I get up early b. Yes, Ido. 5 Listen and check your answers.I Listen and read the dialogue. | karen: Let's have dinner at a restaurant this week. Jt: That's a great ideal KAREN: Do you like Japanese food? sit: No, 1 don't, Sorry. And | don't ike Chinese food, but | like Mexican food. aren: How about Thursday evening? Jim: Sorry, but | work on Thursday evenings. How about Wednesday? OK, let’s go on Wednesday evening. 2. in pairs, change the words in colour to make the dialogue true for you. Act out your new dialogue. 3 Ask three students the questions below and write their answers. What's your nam When do you finish work? | Do you like Chinese food? CeO The most popular meal in Britain is an Indian meal — chicken with curry. There are Indian and Chinese restaurants or take-aways in nearly every town Ten thousand Indian restaurants serve two million meals a week. Other popular ethnic foods are Japanese, Thai, Italian, West Indian and Greek. fity-tive 5BI can drive. | L Listen, read and repeat, A Aagéla, do you want to go shopping today? ‘ i Sure, We can buy clothes for Cheng's party. ALBERTO: Hi, Ken. Listen ~ I'm late for work. Can you ".......AF¥e...... me to the restaurant, please? KEN: Sorry, 12 I can’t drive because I've got a problem with my lea CHENG: Hello. ALBERTO: Hello, Cheng. Listen, I'm late for 3 Can 4 drive me to the restaurant, please? cHene: 15 sone Ofive you there at seven o’clock ALBERTO: But | start work at © CHENG: Well, OK. | 2. A Listen and complete the dialogue. | ALBERTO: Thank you! 8 Listen again and check your answers. 3 Practise with another student. 1, STUDENT 1: Can you come to the party? 2. STUDENT 1: Can you drive? STUDENT 2: Yes, | can. / No, | can't. STUDENT 2: Yes, | can. / No, | can’t. 86 fifty-sixWORDS verss 4 Listen, read and repeat. B_ What goes with each verb? Choose the correct answer, 7 1, drive a house Gar) ss 2. sing a song / dictionary : ce 3. buy a book / brother buy cook 4, cook lunch /a restaurant 5. watch dinner /TV wy 6. write an e-mail /a party 7. dance with a cat /friend 8. speak Japanese / Japan drive write speak | GRAMMAR 5 A Read the grammar box. AFFIRMATIVE: NEGATIVE: 1 can come to the party. 1 can’t come to the party. + verb +e She can speak English.” she can’t speak English. etre Questions: SHORT ANSWERS. 1 2 an you come to the party? an she speak English? can... + verb B Complete the sentences with can or can’t. Janet un88E nnn teach English Alberto and Carmen speak Spanish. Children buya car We're early for the lesson. We have a cup cf coffee Cheng have dinner with us? Dogs cook food you speak Japanese? Ken works at the weekend. He - come to the party on Saturday. Yes, can. / No, can't. Yes, she can. / No, she can't. © Tick (V) the column which is true for you, Gan you ... ? Yes, Lean.) (No, Lean write @ letter in English drive a car speak Italian 1 2 3. cook Chinese food 4 5. dance D Tell the class your answers. eee Pes Pete ere! fifty-seven 57HH i | PRONUNCIATION Mii 6 Listen and repeat. Pay attention to the pronunciation of the words in colour. | 1. Lean speak English 3. Yes, 2. you drive a car? 41 sing. When’s your birthday? ‘T Listen, read and repeat. ‘When's your birthday? a RN My birthaay's in August a | When's your birthday, Ken? S$ Great ideal 1 can cook an Italian dinnox. Pate Lean buy a birthday cake, : No.1 work in ‘There's a great bakery the evening, near my fat, ‘Tell them you can't work on Friday. I's your birthday! 8 A Listen and complete the dialogue. HELEN: WS Ken's birthday * ....s.00Pl.ou.-. Friday, Can you come to the party? CHENG: 2 the party? HELEN: {t'.on Friday night, 3... eight o'clock, Can you come? i corene: Yes, 14 ELEN: Can you 5 Cheng? cHene: 6 | sing? Yes, of course. Why? HELEN; We want you to sing a song for Ken at the party. B Listen again and check your answers. 5B Bity-cightWORDS MONTHS OF THE YEAR 9 A Listen, read and repeat. January February March April May June july August September October November December 8 Practise with another student. STUDENT 1: When's your birthday? STUDENT 2: It's in......... GRAMMAR 10 a Read the grammar box. ow w ar on + day of the week: jin + month / time of day: at + time / the weekend / night: My English lesson is on Monday. My birthday isn January, The lesson starts at six o'clock. ‘The testis on Tuesday morning. The testis in the morning. __1.go shopping at the weekend, : watch TV at night. 8 Write the words in the correct column. the gvetiing half past nine Sunday morning March night the weekend Friday night _the afternoon Wednesday ‘the evening C Complete the sentences with on, in or at. 1, The party is .2n.. Thursday evening. 4. The doctor works... night. 2. Our holiday i... AUQUS. 5. The lesson is... the afternoon. 3, Alberto always works....... the weekend. 6. LWOrk snes Tuesdays. 11 A Ask your partner these questions. Ea - 8 Tell the class about your partner, fifty-nine 59WORDS PLACES IN THE CITY ! a iI 12. A Usten, read and repeat. bakery cinema hospital “pub bank clothes shop _library _post office activity PLACE 1. buya cake a. cinema 2. read a book b. clothes shop 3, watch a film . hospital 4, buy a dress d. bank 5. buy a stamp «. library 6. have a drink fare asker 7. see a doctor 9. post office 8. get money h. pub 60 sixtyC Write sentences about things you do and places you go, to using the words below. pub cook cinema library watchTV drive bakery dance 13 Read about a London department store. SELERIDGES B Answer the questions, 1, How many people go shopping in Selfridges every year? How many floors has Selfridges got? What are three types of things you can buy at Selfridges? Where is the hair and beauty salon? . How much money does the average custamer spend at Selfridges? Where can you visit Selfridges stores?eo, WORD LIST April car February May pub August cinema hospital November September bakery dlothes shop. January now sing bank cook uly October ‘speak birthday dance June party sure buy December library post office watch cake drive March problem ‘write wocns ura, 3 Answer the questions about you. Use Yes, I can. / No, I can't. 1 Look at the word list above and do the following. 1) Camfpeutcook: Mexican food? 4, List four places in the city. bank 2. Can you speak Chinese? 2, List two actions you do with your mouth, 9 ee yonder eee an action you do with money. 4. Can you finish work at two o'clock in the afternoon? 4, Complete with the correct months of the year January, FebMUary, Porn 4 4. complete the sentences with on, in or at 2 Mi - a sea Mayon 1. Our holiday is ...i....... December. | ee August, 4 x ra Siac - ae i SG 2. The lesson is .» Wednesday. 3. The party is the evening, } cRAmMaAR 8. WOrk sons the Weekend. 8. Tom starts SchOOI nse @ight o'clock 2. Complete the sentences with can or can't. 1, Hamsters ...G2M6.... talk LISTENING 2, AIC ssn roneoann SING, 5 ‘A Listen and choose the correct answer. 3. Children drive cars. ipso choose, he eect anne 1. a. Yes, can, b, I'm late. 4, People... cook food. ‘ : an, 2. a, Great ideal —_b. Sorry, | can't. 3. a. tsin Mi b, It's in the evenin 6. You buy food at a clothes shop. SNe ween 4, a.No,cant. _b, Yes, he can, | 7. People errno have popcom at the cinema, 5. a.ltson Monday. b, It can't come. Listen and check your answers. 62 sixty-two1 Listen and read the dialogue. uno: When's your birthday, Ben? BEN: My birthday’s in September. When's your birthday, Linda? LINDA: My birthday’s on Monday. BEM: Really? BEN; No, let's have dinner at my flat. {-can cook an italian dinner. Linpa: OK, great idea. Thank you. i ae 2. in pairs, change the words in colour. ‘Act out your new di 3 Ask three students the questions below and write their answers. Name TACO | | unpa: Yes, Let's go to a pub. lialogue. Some English words are different in British English and American English. British English nought shop assistant cooker flat film American English zero salesperson stove apartment movie ee IPs YOUR TUR can you drive? ‘When's your birthday? sixtyv4 a . / a } nit I’m doing my homework. 1 Listen, read and repeat. Hi, Alberto! I'm doing my English homework and I need your help. Sorry Helen, but Tony is iting for me in his car. Tm just getting my jacket, Tean'thelp you. Sorry. Hi, Carmen. I don't know how to do my English homework. Please help mo. Sorry, but Ken and are playing tennis right now. What are you doing? Are you watching TV? 2 A Listen and complete the dialogue. re you reading a hook? JANET Lets see. What's everyone '.......49iN4........ now? Cheng? ‘oHENG: I'm speaking to you. We're 2, English Janen Ken, what 3 you doing? ken: I'm 4 a letter to my friend. JANE What about you? § are you doing, Alberto? AupeRTO: 'm reading my homework, It's not very good, JANER Where's Carmen? CHENG: Carmen isn't in class. JANER What's she 6, CHENG: She's 7 8 working at the clothes shop this morning. 8 Listen again and check your answers. No, I'm not. I'm working ‘on my English homewor But I can't do it! 3 Practise with another student. STUDENT 1: Are you watching TV? STUDENT 2: Yes, 1am. / No, I'm not. 64 sixty-fourWORDS veres 4 Listen, read and repeat. play go out reo meet wait help Match the phrases in columns | and Il to make sentences according to the pictures in A. 1 1. She is sleeping She is leaning He is running They are going out We are playing |am meeting He is waiting You are helping GRAMMAR 5 A Read the grammar box. Coen AFFIRMATIVE: 1 ‘am working. you we are working, they he she is working. 4 toa pub, for the train. . a friend with her homework 1. d. in her bed. e. in the park. 4. games on the computer. my business partner, the car. Complete the sentences below u: 1g am, is or are. DWE a AE studying halian 2. HALEN nn having lunch with Angela at the moment. 3. Cheng and Alberto running 4. Alberto waiting for me 5.1 --wn: working in London 6. You ssn feading a good book 7. The film starting now. 8 Shhh! Carmen sleeping sixty-five 65G A Read the grammar box. C Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the SE 1. Janet ..1¢ teaching . (teach) her English class at the moment wie yaralting 2. Helen and her dogs ... (Sleep) on the sofa live living B. KEM cen nannonnesien (FUR) in the park. put putting (oun Bs 4. You (work) very hard today 8 Add -ing to the verbs. 5. Vnsonnsnnimens (Phone) Angela now. 1. drive > ...dfiving 6. The TV programme (start) right now. Deals 7. We (watch) TV at the moment. 3. meet > 4. have > 5. write > 6. get > This match is boring. T Listen, read and repeat. Where ate you, Cheng? Wo'se watching the football match. Williams is running with the ball. He's fast! Don't worry. T'm not sleeping any more.8 A Listen and complete the dialogues. ken: Hi, Carmen. Do you want to go to the 1......2inema......? ‘CARMEN: No, sorry. 'm watching the football match right 2 ken: Oh, I'm not watching it. It’s so boring, ‘Well, Cheng isn’t 3 the game. Call him. Hi, Cheng, It's very noisy. 4 sus YOU watching the football match? No, I'm not. I'm 5. my flat Hi, Alberto. What are you doing? --» football with friends. Thin Ss ‘ALBERTO: © Listen again and check your answers. GRAMMAR 9 A Read the grammar box. B. Write the sentences in the negative. eee ie am not having breakfaet. at | ha 2. You are listening to me. 1am not sleeping 1'm not sleeping you 3. My friends are going out now. | we arenotsleeping _aren’t sleeping they 4, Ken is cooking dinner right now. he | she isnotsleeping _ isn’t sleeping 5. My parents and I are waiting for you. 6. The children are playing with their puppy. Imagine its eight o'clock in the evening. Describe the things your family and friends are doing right now. sixty-seven 6%oe a ee 10 Read the grammar box. 8 Put the words in the correct order. ee ee Are-you listening to music? Questions: SHORT ANSWERS : 2. are / Buying / they / the / blue / sofa /? Am t helping? Yes,1am./ No, tm not. you 3. Carmen / waiting / is /for / us / ? ‘Are we helping? Yes, they are. / th No, they arent. ao 4. you / are / English / Speaking / ? he 1s she helping? Yes» he is. / i i rencicie 5. is/singing / Ken / right now / WORDS apvectives TL A Listen, read and repeat. fast boring interesting B Complete the sentences with the words in A. 1. don't like cleaning my house. It's very .......2Fig, for me. 2. People are usually coon When they are sleeping 3. He runs a kilometre in three minutes. He is a very runner. 4. tts sometimes in the classroom because we talk to our friends. 5. |lke watching football matches. They're always 6. Hurry up! Don’t be so We don't want to be late for school. 7. I'm always (on my birthday. | have so much fun with my friends 8. Helen is because she can't fiid he hamster. 68 sixty-cightPRONUNCIATION 12 Listen, read and repeat. Pay attention to the pronunciation of the verbs in colour. 1, The students are studying, 4.< | am waiting for you. 2. Are you talking to me? 5. Ishe listening to us? 3. We are having lunch. 13 A Read the text about cricket. B_ Tick (V) the sentences T (true) or F (false), Cricket it j ‘The English love cricket! Itis a very 1. Many people in England love cricket old game, but it is very popular today. Cricket is a new game. 3. Cricket players can stop the game to have lunch. 4, There are five players in a team. One cricket player throws a bat. 6. The player with the bat hits the ball C Correct the false sentences in B. 1 takes a long time to play a cricket game. People can play from the morning until | the afternoon. The players often stop for | lunch and tea and start playing again. People | sometimes play one game for five days! In cricket, there are two teams. Each team has got 11 players. The teams play on a big pitch. One player throws a ball. A player from the other team hits the ball with his bat. Then he runs very fast. The team with the most “runs” wins the game. People in other English-speaking countries, & for example, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, play cricket. It is also a very popular sport in India and Pakistan. TANGUAGE PRACTICE poges8587] sixty-nine 69WORD LIST any more. fast interesting nothing, ‘atthe moment football match just ‘on my way ball go out letter play boring happen meet qui clean happy need Fight now Don't worry help. noisy run VOCABULARY 3 Write the sentences as Yes / No questions. 1, You are a homework, 1 Look at the word list above and do the ne Bend following exercises. Ara.you,doina your homewmork?. 1, List two actions people usually do in their 2. Bob is meeting his friends right now. home. 3, Kate and Dan are having tea now. 2. List two actions people do outside their home. 4, We are listening to music. 3. List two pairs of adjectives that are 5, 1am driving to the cinema at the moment. opposites. 1 . 6. You and Mike are watching the football match 2 complete the sentences with the verbs in " brackets. Use the Present Continuous. Usten and choose the correct answer. Be quiet. Robert ..../g.eleepina.... (sleep). 1. a. Yes, he does. b. No, he isn't. 2. Vrnnsennneses (NO talk) to YOU! 2. a, We're playing b. I get up at five The child oon (run) to school football o'clock. at the moment. a. Ata pub. b. She's noisy. Linda ..nncesse (lean) her bedroom right now ~ Ia. Yes, we can. b. Yes, lam, a. No, it’s interestins b. No, it's sad. . We sun (tte) an e-mail now. Piamtag yi re Mike (not stu) - B Listen and check your answers. YOU ne rnieseesneees (NOt listen) to me! My friends afd | neon nnnnes (GO Out) 10 a restaurant right now. 10 seventy_31°S YOUR TURN | I Listen and read the dialogue. KATE: Hi, Sam. I'm doing my homework and | need your help. SAM: Sorry, Kate, but | am cleaning my flat right now. kate: Oh, is Dan there? Can he help me? | SAM: No, Dan isn’t here. He's running in the park, But Mike is here. | Hes doing his homework, too. 2. tn pairs, change the words in colour. Act out your new dialogue. 3 Imagine it's nine o'clock in the evening. Ask three students the questions below and write their answers. Name What are you doing? Cea The most popular sports in Australia are cricket, swimming and Australian football. In Canada, they like golf and ice hockey. in the United States, they love baseball. Basketball ‘and American football ate very popular, too. The British love football, rugby and cricket. Which sports are the most popular in your country?CNEL a3 1 Write the answers in words. 4 complete the sentences with am, is or are. Fe SKE FOUT = BEM 1, Where I he from? 2. one + seven = 2. Angela... from tay. 3. two+two= 3. sace from England 4, five - five = 4, soos YOU fom Japan? 5. eight - sic 5. Where... you from? 6. four+five = 6. ous they Chinese? 7. seventeen « three =n. sans J. We sn. English 8 nineteen = FOUE = enn 8, It... 020 8572 9344. 9. thirteen - one = 5 Write the contractions. 10. eighteen - seven = 1, What is this in English? 2. Match the words in A to the answers in B. What's thle.in Enalich? A B 2, You are my friend. 1. Good evening a. Hello, Carmen! 2. Hi, Janet! Lb. Good evening. 3. Itis a desk 3. What's your . I'm from Greece, Me wd, Its 020 8572 4, What is your phone number? 4, Where are you 9354. om! fe. Myname's 5, lam fine, thanks. 5. What's your Alberto, phone number? G Write the sentences in the negative. 3. complete the sentences with the words below. 1. I'm from Spain, evening Hi ngrfe number Im not from Spain. Goede Rigas, 2. She is Greek. 1. What's your ...09M. cou? Z abaychens: 3. Itisa notebook. a sscsen @fternoon, 4, What's yout phone «sacs 2 aavahae ate 5. What's your address, ...... - ah 6. Good spose » Angela, 5. He is my friend. 6. They are Italian. 72 seventy-two