American English File MultiPack 1A Student And Workbook

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“— Paul Seligson

Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden are the

- original co-authors of English File 1 (pub 1996)

and English File 2 (pub 1997).

Student Book Contents

6 i'm not American, verb be = and Z countries and nationalities, vowel sounds

i'm Canadian! numbers 20~-1,000 #

8 2 His name, her name possessive ad personal information the alphabet, /or/ and /au/

10 24 Turn off your cell phones! 2 / a, plurals, the classroom, common objects, vowel sounds

this | that | these [those classroom language

1⁄2 Practical EncuisH Ona plane

lã WRITING Completing a form

4 Review & CHECK = Whatdo you remember? What can you do?

16 Cappuccino and fries Simple present | and [| verb phrases, irregular plurals consonant sounds, third person -s

18 [Ey When Natasha meets simple present 2 common verb phrases consonant sounds

Darren

20 An artist and a musician #/ an + jobs jobs consonant sounds

22 Relatively famous possessive s family consonant sounds

24 PRAcTICAL ENGLISH Ata hotel

25 WWRIING An informal e-mail / letter

26 Review &CwEck What do you remember? What can you do?

CE

28 (3 Pretty woman adjectives adjectives, very vowel sounds

30 1] Wake up, get out of bed telling the time, simple present daily routine the letter o

32 | The island with a secret adverbs of frequency time words and expressions the letter 4

34 gi On the last Wednesday in prepositions of time the date word stress, /ð/ and /0/

August

36 PRACTICAL ENGLISH Ina coffee shop

57 Writinc A magazine article

38 Review &Ceck Whatdo you remember? What can you do?

40 = Ican’t dance can {con't verb phrases sentence stress

4 Shopping - men loveif ie+ (0s + -ing) free time activities /n/, sentence stress

44 Fatal attraction? object pronouns: me, you, him, etc love story phrases Aland ñ/

Grammar review 108 Co ication 114 Audioscripts _ 122 Grammar Bank 140 VocabularyBank — 156 Sound Bank —

Look out for @& ) This shows you where to find extra material for more practice and review, ` ˆ |

®

Workbook Contents

4 [A] Nice to meet you

6 I'm not American, I'ma Canadian!

8

His name, her name

10 Turn off your cell phones!

12 Practical ENGusH Ona plane

B Cappuccino and fries

15 When Natasha meets Darren

1 [¢] Anartist and a musician

19 [D] Relatively famous

21: Practical ENGLISH Ata hotel

22 [A] Pretty woman

24 {B] Wake up, get out of bed

26 The island with a secret

28 On the last Wednesday in August

30 Practical ENGLISH Ina coffee shop

31 I can’t dance

33 Shopping —-men love it!

55 - [C] Fatal attraction?

37 Are you still mine?

59_PRACTICAL ENGLISH_ In a dothing store

Page numbers in this edition are the same as in the full-length Student Book and Workbook

G verb be [+], pronouns: 1, you, etc

V numbers 1-20, days of the week

P vowel sounds, word stress

ame’s Janet Leigh

b Write the words in the chart 2 GRAMMAR verb be [+], pronouns

OK HỆ Im thanks a Complete the seutences with are, is, or am

Hello My name’s | Fine thank you 1m Tom cu I Tom

My name’s Janet Leigh = My name Janet Leigh

Hi Yow’re in room 5 = You in room 5, s

c Listen again and repeat Copy the rhythm b © p.122 Grammar Bank 1A Read the rules and

do the exercises

d ©1412" Role-play the dialogues with the sound effects

c Try to remember the names in your class

e Introduce yourself to five other students Say He’s / She’s ;

What's your name? Carla Nice to meet you *

3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, word stress e€ Write the words from c in’ the chart

: food/drinks travel

ound pictures help your pronunciation

a ~ 13 > Listen and repeat the words and sounds

f In pairs, write two more words in each column

b 14 Write these words in the columns above c ©.47> Listen Where are they? Write 1-4 in

Listen and check Repeat the words the boxes

name is thanks my — we (| airport Gate number = ¬

cafe * dollars = cents

hotel Room

Fl taxi 2: Townsend Road

Listen again Write a number in each blank

See you on Saturday -

See you tomorrow

19 Complete the days of the week with

a CAPITAL letter Listen and repeat

wW Ẹ S 5S T +

M onday

_uesday ednesday hursday

—riday _—aturday

Listen and check Which two words are not

stressed on the first syllable? unday

& verb be = and (2)

V countries and nationalities, numbers 20-1,000

P vowel sounds

Where are you from?

I'm Irish I'm from Dublin

1 VOCABULARY countries and nationalities 2 LISTENING & SPEAKING

a How do you say | your country in English? a #143'* Listen and number the pictures 1~4

your language

two countries near you

b © p.141 Vocabulary Bank Countries and nationalities

c 6` Wheres the stress? Listen and underline the

stressed syllable Listen and repeat

In pairs, do the quiz

B No, Pm 222 Pm from Vancouver

2 A Where are you from?

B Were from 22 7z”

A Are you on vacation?

B_ No, we aren't We're on business

3A Where’s she from? Is she thi?

B_ No, she isn’t She’s 8) iu She’s from

B No, it isr’t It’s Ì -::

c Repeat the dialogues Copy the rhythm

d In pairs, look at the pictures Role-play the

, dialogues

3 GRAMMAR verb be [=] and [2]

a Complete the chart >

Question | Short answer - | Negative :

you American? |'No, I ~ | x 5 American :

they from Korea? | Yes, they

she Brazilian? _ | No, she She 2 Brazilian

_-. he on business ? | Yes, he

b © p.i22 Grammar Bank 1B Read the rules and do the exercises

4 PRONUNCIATION — vowel sounds

a | 114 Listen and repeat the words and sounds

b Write the words above next to the underlined words with the

same sound below

1 Where’s he from? chair

2 Ben’s French ˆ oe

3 Em not Scottish

4 Tm American

5 Are you from France?

6 No, Pm from Mexico

a Ask other students

Where are you from? > I'm Russian I'm from Moscow

b_ In pairs, ask about the people and things in the pictures

Where's it from? It's from Peru:

Where are they from? They're from

d «417° Listen and repeat the pairs

of numbers What’s the difference?

1a13 b 30

2a 14 bÀ40 3.a 15 b 50

©4118 Which number do you hear?

1isten and circle a or b above

G possessive adjectives: my, your, etc

V personal information: address, phone number, etc

P the alphabet, /ar/ and /au/

What are their names?

His name’s Jack and her name’s Ana

1 LISTENING ¢ 120° Listen Complete the receptionist’s questions

a What do you think? Complete the sentences with 1 What's your fi rh rst name?

one of the countries 2 your last name?

Australia Britain Canada Ireland the US 3 = do you spell it?

4 Where are you — => Ÿ

, 5 iis you a student?

Every year thousands of students travel to different : : 6 How old = ” * — you?

countries to study English Where do they go? 7 1y ddress?

Here are the Top Five countries su Addresii

8 What's ——————_— Z†p code?

606,000 study English in dy English in 9 mm" ~ your e-mail address? ai dress?

500,000 study Eng 10 What’s your Tự vở tiếp P

120,000 study English in 80,000 study English in - 40,000 study English in

2 PRONUNCIATION the alphabet

a © 121" Can you say the alphabet? Listen and Tepeat

b SH9` Mario goes to the US to study English the letters ABCDEF G HI:

Listen to the interview and complete the form " J K L MN Oo p q-

Age ¢ © 123° Write the other letters of the alphabet in the

"HN c ee ng correct columns Listen and check

Zin code _ d In pairs, practice saying these abbreviations

_ E-mail address é 2ttiOhit mall com

What's your first name? : =: ; What's your first names

b © Communication Interview p.11/ Copy the rhythm of English

4 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives

_a Look at the highlighted words Which is an adjective? Which is a pronoun?

1 Where are you from? 2 What’s your name?

b = 125° Complete the chart with your, my, his, her, their, or our Listen and check

Jf family is from Rome

You're in level 1 This is 1 classroom

He’sthe director of studies © name is Michael

She’s your teacher ss name is Lucy

We're an international school _: 4 students are from different countries

They're new students

“names are Tina and Daniel

c © p.122 Grammar Bank 1C Read the rules and do the exercises

5 PRONUNCIATION /or/ and /au/ 6 SPEAKING

a 126” Listen and repeat the words and sounds Look at the photos In pairs, ask and answer

her how first ‘our now international

| don't remember 1 don’t know

G a / an, plurals, this / (iat / mese / ifase

P vowel sounds

1 VOCABULARY the classroom, common objects

a Can you see these things in your classroom? Yes (V)

b ©1128» Listen and repeat the words

c %129> What’s in the bag? Match the words and

pictures Listen and check

~ [Jan address book ⁄ []keys

- [1 tissues < (Jan ID card

(J coins » Cla lipstick

¿ [1a cell phone Cla change purse

d © p.142 Vocabulary Bank Common objects

ˆ e Ipairs :

A Close your eyes

-B Give A a thing from your bag or pocket

Ask What's this? or What are these?

A Say Its a or They're

V the classroom, common objects, classroom language

2 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds

a 130° Listen and repeat the six picture words

=O $s2w wall off (table)

a bull book photo look

Ey up tissues sunglasses umbrella

oi boy coins | board enjoy

horse your door picture ear here were : there tourist | euro Europe purse

b «131 Listen to the groups of words Circle the

word with a different vowel sound

c Practice saying the words

3 GRAMMAR a/ an, plurals, 4 CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

this / that / these / those a a Match the phrases and the pictures

Open your books (, please)

[+] (Please) Doz t write

d © p.i22 Grammar Bank 1D Read the Can you open the door (, please)?

rules and do the exercises

What are 2? What are?

b_-132` Listen Check (⁄) the ten phrases in a you hear

e In pairs, ask and answer Use pictures

1-8 in Ic for this / these and point to 433° Complete the sentences Listen and check

things in the class for that / those T

5 134° SONG J) Eternal Flame

(orange) juice /'orind3 d3zus/” (J lemon (oO

(Diet) Coke™ sugar /'ƒUger/ L] -

ASKING FOR A DRINK

a ©135° Cover the conversation and listen

What drinks does Mark have?

You HEAR YOU SAY

1 Would youl like ac

2.28 and lemon ? @ Just lemon

3° Here you: Thank you

4 Coffee? _ Coffee, please

3.7 Yes, please

6 No, thanks

Here you are Thanks

b Listen again Complete the YOU HEAR phrases

5

c 136 Listen and repeat the YOU SAY phrases

Copy the rhythm

d In pairs, role-play the dialogue

6 sir? Yes, a Diet Coke", please

Mark is American He works for MTC, a music company

He’s on a plane to the UK

SOCIAL ENGLISH

a »137> Listen Circle the correct answer

i What’s Mark’s last name? Ryder / Wilder

2 Where’s the hotel?

3 Would Mark like a drink? yes / no

4 How do they go to the hotel? by taxi / by car

b What do you think?

1 Is Allie American?

2 Are they friends?

Welcome to the UK

c Who says the USEFUL PHRASES, — How far is it?

Mark or Allie? Listen again Great!

and check How do you say

them in your language?

USEFUL PHRASES

All right Let’s go

No, it’s OK, thanks

b_ In English these words start with a CAPITAL letter

names Mark Ryder

Mr/Ms./Ms ˆ

c Write this text agam with capital letters

where necessary

my name's marta i'm from rie

in brazil, and i spealk Portuguese

17 fa} Hello What’s your name?

'b Hello What your name?

4a They isn’t English

(b They aren’t English

5 a “Are you from Beijing?” “Yes, m”

-b “Are you from Beijing?” “Yes, I am”

(a She’s Spanish Her name’s Ana

b She’s Spanish His name’s Ana

7 a We're Italian Your last name is Tozzi

We’ re Italian Our last name is Tozzi

8 a What are these?

b _ What are this? _

4 Look_ +” the board ce

5 Please t turn Your cell phone

verb phrases _

Match the verbs and phrases

Close_ your books

Answer Lislento Open Read Work

one three (book)

1 eight — two _ seven

2 Ireland Chinese’ ~» Thailand

3 British ‘Ttalian Japanese

4 “sixteen forty ninety

5 we you cher

6 ‘they his our

7 where how what

8 wallet pencil lipstick

9 newspaper book magazine

10 listen read pen›

PRONUNCIATION

Be

: Spain Mexico -

G) she | her | see

1 a stamps what, bag

2 key meet they

board care card

umbrella -

Portuguese _

Where are English words from?

From Old English

Many basic English words come trom Old

English, eg., _ From Latin

They sometimes _ Other English words come from Latin, have irregular pronunciation

From other languages

Today English is an international language Thousands of English words come from other Janguages,-e.g., (Spanish), } (Japanese)

Technology

Every year hundreds of words come into English from new: technology, €.g.,

a Read the text once Do youl

b Read the text a al

llanguages | Technology

Internet ˆ

¢ Where are words in your language from?

138 > Listen Circle a or b âm : âm : : : [Ì say the days of the week Monday, Tuesday, etc.) - -

Whats your name? @ (a) Carlos b 21, : :

, (J spell your address Whee poe here she: from? C}say five things in your bạ or r pocket

a He’s from Canada 's fro n Canada oe (some keys, etc.)

3 hes French Whats his name? ˆ ns a b Complete with How, What, or + Wh In Đam ask and answer

the credit card ˆ

_’s your last name?

do you spell it?

are you from?

%————' syour phone number? ˆ

4 Tuesday ˆ b Thursday - _’s your address?

G simple present [J and ©]

V verb phrases, irregular plurals

P consonant sounds, third person -s They live in a house

He doesn’t smoke

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases

a «21° What do you think? Complete with a percentage, b In pairs, make true ) or E] sentences about you

e.g., 50% (fifty percent) Listen and check

| read a newspaper every day

WHAT % OF AMERICAN PEOPLE ? c © p.143 Vocabulary Bank Verb phrases

read a newspaper every day a use the Internet TT CỐ

smoke we speak Spanish , II:

drink coffee every day ——— haveaTVathome Đố 7,

2 READING

a Look at the photos Which things are “ypialy American”?

b_ Read the text.’Check your answer to a

a lot of coffee - cappuccino and-| mocha coffees are really popular Children sometimes g0 Amer ig cats SUVs and minivans are popular In the

0 coffeehouses and drink hot chocolate In my - Ũ when you stand on the crosswalk ~ it’s incredible! Cars

| đệ -0n the train, on the bus,

ive with three American students, -

c Find the four irregular plurals in the first 5 WRITING & SPEAKING

hand lete the chart Lo ay

ặ ou ninh oun me theo? : 6 Me cuart How da a Write your nationality in the tide Then cress-eut

the wrong word(s), e.g., They live in e-heuse / an

d Read the text again Underline three things that

are the same in your country and three things

that are different

3 GRAMMAR simple present [=] and [=|

a Answer the questions

4 PRONUNCIATION consonant sounds, -s 8 They have have / don't have a pet

: They have _ dđid/ children

Ỹ Eh Ss âm J Vv They go to for their vacatio

vase dog snake zebra leg witch She: cooks / doesn’t cook The mother works / doesn’t work

She does / do +:do housework,

b Practice saying the sentences - _ She reads : 4

a 2.2 Listen and repeat the words and sounds

Iv/~ Nicky lives in Vienna She watches

/d/: David doesn’t drive

/s/_ Sally speaks Spanish

/z/ Liz is in Brazil

(Ul -Linda likes children

/wi William works as a waiter

“She drives a

She =

‘ The father works / doesn’t work

c 23 Listen and repeat the third person forms

She cooks a lot She lives in a house hes

She drinks coffee He has a cat He drives a

He eats pizza She does homework

& simple present [7]

V common verb phrases

P consonant sounds

Do you watch TV?

What shows do you like?

1 READING 2 GRAMMAR simple present [2]

a Natasha and Darren want to meet other singles on the Internet

Look at their pictures How old do you think they are?

hitpz/Mvuiiibostondate

Natasha e-mails Darren and he answers Read their e-mails

Then cover them and complete the sentences with Natasha

° works for — a 24” Cover the conversation and listen

4 works with computers What does Darren say about ?

> likes hamburgers s alcohol + sushi + his mother

6 likes movies

7 doesn’t like fast food b Listen again Complete the conversation

8 likes Japanese food D Hi Are you Natasha?

N Yes, and you're Darren Nice to _ you

Dear Darren, D Sorry ’m late

My name is Natasha and | live in Boston I’m 28 and | work for N No problem Would you like a glass of wine?

a magazine | like music, good food, and movies Please write , D No,thanks.Idont_ ẽ ee alcohol Mineral ;

| Natasha water for me

—— ear Natasha : i D Whats this any TP

; tạ

| Thanks for your e-mail | live in Boston, too I’m 30 and | work N Sushi Its fantastic Don’t you it?

with computers Let's meet for lunch Do you like hamburgers? |_| know a good place downtown DNo,l—— SOrry

: N food do you like?

Darren D lusualy —— — athome My mothers a

very good cook

Hi Darren, N Doyou —— with your mother?

| Sorry, | don’t like hamburgers, but | love Japanese food Friday at DWesld

1:00 at Kiku? It's a Japanese restaurant on Court Street — ch On

N Oh Does your mother work?

| Hi Natasha, " D Yes,she_—— ——

| OK See you on Friday ’ N Where does she ?

D She inasupermarket

c Complete the questions and short answers with do, does, and don’t:

you like sushi? your mother work?

No, I Yes, she

What food you likes | Where

likes computers thes TV

goes to the movies

c In pairs, ask and answer questions about Darren and Natasha

Does Darren like computers?

4 SPEAKING

a Imagine you want to meet other singles, and you go to an agency

Look at the Meeting People form What questions does the interviewer ask?

Non Meeting People _ b 26 © Listen and check Listen again Copy the rhythm : a

ma c In pairs, role-play an interview at Meeting People

ee oe : A You want to meet a boyfriend or girlfriend

What name? ee ee B You are the interviewer Ask A the questions and write the _

How old /? AGE answers in the form

work / study? ~ OCCUPATION d Change roles

Where / live? ee PRONUNCIATION consonant sounds

/ smoke? ves] NoL]

"eae a 23 Listen and repeat the words and consonant sounds

What:music /:like? MUSIC

b Practice saying the sentences

/k/ Karen likes coffee

/g/_ Greta goes to golf classes

What-food /like? FOOD Ít/ Tim eats out on Tuesdays

[ff Natasha likes sushi

/3/ Mike-ugually watches television

/r/ Ricky reads trish writers

What TV shows / like? Tv

What newspaper./ read? NEWSPAPER -

What sports / play? SPORTS

6 28 SONG J) Something Stupid

1 READING

a Look at the photos of Annabel

Do you think she’s a professional

artist or a professional musician?

b Read the interview and match the

questions with her answers

N ou like our job? Why?

- don’t you - ne your job?

How do you relax after work?

In pairs, guess the meaning of

| words Check with your ‘teacher or a dictionary

d Read the article again Underline

two good and two bad things

about Annabel’s job

2 VOCABULARY jobs

a Look at Annabel’s pictures How many

of these jobs can you say in English?

b Ask and answer with the pictures

What does he do?

c © p.144 Vocabulary Bank Jobs

d Look at the question and answers How do you say them in your language?

What do you do?

I'm a student

and paint pictures for magazines,

tt depends {earn from about $350 to $4,000 for a picture

Sometimes | have a lot of work, but sometimes Ị don't

work with other people

oF SP when | need to work fast and the ideas

don’t come And sometimes it's lonely when you don't

| play the bass in a band called International Airport

We play on weekends in coffeehouses and clubs

Pm a musician

Pm an engineer

I’m unemployed

What do you do? ae

I work for a French company

A Remember! Use @/ an + job, e.g., He’s a musician

NOT He's musician Don't use a/ an with plurals,

€.g., ey re doctors Nov They-re-a-dectors:

4 PRONUNCIATION consonant sounds

a 29 Listen and repeat sentences 1-9 Copy the

shythm, How do you pronounce the -er / -or ending?

b 210 Listen and repeat the words and

H{/ — Phil’s a fantastic farmer

/t{/ Charles teaches Chinese,

/d3/ Jim and George are journalists

/y/_ Are you a musician?

/g/ A singer sings songs

5 LISTENING & SPEAKING | :

When people speak fast they don't separate words:

a 211 © Listen to a radio show called Guess my job

Three people guess a person's job Underline the

ten questions they ask

Do you ? have special qualifications

speak any other languages

earn a lot of money &$ $ ế

c Look at Phil’s answers What do you think his job is?

d 22° Listen to the end of the show

“What-does Phil do?

b Match the people in photos 1-6 with

their famous relatives a—f In pairs, ask

and answer questions Use these words f Whose is it? Match the peopie a-f with their possessions

mother father brother _ sister (I think) it’s J K Rowling’s pen

(ex-) wife (ex) husband a &

e © p.124 Grammar Bank 2D Read the rules and do the exercises

Who's he? (picture 1)

tie

¢ ©213* Listen and check

d Listen and repeat the sentences

a © p.145 Vocabulary Bank The family - a Write on a piece of paper the first names

` of five people in your family Give the piece

b Talk to a partner : of paper to your partner

brothers and sisters b Ask and answer these questions about

cousins the people :

How.many "| aunts and uncles do you have?

b Practice saying the sentences

/b/ What's your brother’s job?

/Q/ 1 think my cousin is thirty-three

/O/ They live with their father

‘mai My mother’s name is Mary

/n/ Do you know my tiephew Nick?

/h/ Her husband’s a hairdresser

4 LISTENING

Listen to Sarah talking to her boyfriend about her family

Label the photos

a

b_ Listen again Answer these questions

1 Who's Martin? Where does he work? 2 Who’s Philip? How old is Sophie? 3 Where are they? What does Adam do?

VOCABULARY hotel words

a Match the words and symbols

reception C] the elevator L]

asingleroom LÌ the (15/ground) floor /flar/ L]

a © 216° Cover the conversation and listen Answer the questions

1 How many nights is Mark’s reservation for?

2 What’s his room number?

b Listen again Complete the YOU HEAR phrases

¢ ‘247 Listen and repeat the YOU SAY phrases Copy the rhythm

d In pairs, role-play the dialogue Use your name

YOU HEAR

Good evening, sir

that, please?

For five nights

your passport, please?

3 Can you sign here, ?

Do you want a smoking or non-smoking room?

4 Here’s your It’s room 425, on the fourth floor :

5 It’s over there Do you need help with your ‡

Enjoy your stay, Mr Ryder

Yes, that’s right

Just a moment Here you are

Non-smoking, please

Thank you Where’s the lift?

No, it’s OK, thanks

b Why does Allie think the phone call is from Mark’s wife?

c Who says the USEFUL PHRASES, Mark or Allie? Listen again

and check How do you say them in your language?

USEFUL PHRASES Sorry —>Thats OK,

What do you think?

Would you like another drink?

I have to go now

#

Ti MultiROM

To practice your English you can write to a “penpal” in another

country You can find penpal websites on the Internet

From: Rosa [rosamarquez@hitmail.com]

- To: Stefan [stefan7541200@moebius.ch]

° Subject: Hi from Mexico

Hi Stefan,

1 My name’s Rosa ? I’m from Mexico, and I live in Monterrey 3 I’m a receptionist at

a hotel | study English in my free time

4 | speak Spanish and.a little English: 5 | want to learn English for my job and to.travel

6; havea big family | have three brothers and.a sister 7 My father is a builder.and my

_mother doesn’t work My brothers and my sister are at school 8 My brothers are 14, 13,

and 10, and my sister is six 91’m 19

19 | like music, movies, and sports | watch soccer on TV with my family every Saturday

Please write soon

Best wishes,

Rosa

a Read the e-mail Match Rosa’s information with these questions

Do you have a big family? E] What are your interests? L]

How old are you? L] Why do you want to learn English? LÌ

What languages do you speak? [] What do the people in your family do? 7]

What’s your name? Where are you from? L]

What do you do? L] How old are your brothers and sisters? [_]

Db Look at the letter How is a letter different from an e-mail?

GRAMMAR

Circle the correct sentence, a or b

(a) Hi Pm Susanna

b Hi 1 Susanna

1 a Inot smoke

b I domt smoke

a He drinks a lot of coffee

b He drink a lot of coffee

a My cousin has a house in Santiago

b My cousin haves a house in Santiago

a Are you live with your parents? ~~

b Do you live with your parents?

a Does your sister have children?

b Do your sister have children?’

6 a Where does your wife work?

b Where your wife works? ;

a “Do you play the guitar?” “Yes, I do.”

b “Do you play the guitar? “Yes, I play.”

a Tm an engineer

b Tm engineer

a Bill is Carla’s husband -

b Bill is husband’s Carla

a This is my parents’s house

b This is my parents’ house | Eãä

10

VOCABULARY

-a prepositions

Complete with at, for, in, or to

Look _4t_ the board

1 Pma student Pm college

4 the piano Sông

5 a sandwich for lunch

od car work nice

c word groups

Circle the word that is different

Ireland (Chinese) Thailand Spain

1 live oo job _ work read 2men children people woman

3 engineer doctor soccer pilot

4 student factory ~~ office school

5 brother uncle niece grandfather

_d question words _

Complete with How many, Who, Why, What, or Where

| What’s your name?

do you live?

does your father do?

is your favorite relative? :

hours do you work? -

do you want to learn English?

| 8 PRONUNCIATION

a © p.i58 Sound Bank In pairs,

: test each other on the consonant _*Q Stes

3 a where who what

4 eS likes makes watches

5 “ has does stops

Underline the stressed syllable

CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? _

a Look at the picture and the title of the article

What do you think it’s about?

Isaman still a child when he’s 30?

Children usually live with their parents = but until what age?

20? 257

Stephen Richardson, a social psychologist, studies the lifestyles

of young people in Britain and the US He says that today

many young people live at home when they are 25 or older

They-are.happy to live with their parents, go out at night, and

spend their-money.on cell phones:and: designer clothes It's

not only university students, but also young people who have

jobs and earn money

In many other European countries, children leave home later

In Italy, for example, 30% of men and 18% of women

between 30 and 34 live with their parents This.week in

Naples:a judge: decided that Giuseppe Andreoli, aged 70,

must pay:$950 a-month to his ex-wife for their'son Marco

Marco lives with-his mother —.but-he’s nota child, he’s a

30-year-old:lawyer!

Read the article Mark the sentences ‘T (true) or F (false)

1 Stephen Richardson is a student

2 Many 25-year-olds live with their parents

3 They don’t like living with their parents

4 In Italy 18% of 30-year-old men live with their parents

5 Giuseppe Andreoli is divorced

In pairs, guess the meaning of the highlighted words

Check with your teacher or a dictionary

CAN YOU HEAR THE DIFFERENC

He's my uncle

Yes, a little

No, she isn't —

Yes, they do

CAN YOU SAY THIS iN ENGLISH?

a Can you 2 Yes WW)

Ly where: you live and what you do _Flname three relatives :

Os say who they a are and what they do _

: b “Ask your partner five ma Are 0 ‘

What Where

What magazines What sports

What food What music

What languages like

What TV shows read do

a Complete the quiz using these adjectives

Ul 7, QO lậi and nouns

3 An important airline in the US

b © p.146 Vocabulary Bank Common adjectives

4 Americans eat a lot of this Do part 1

5 A famous Hollywood movie fom 2 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds

the 1990s a Put the adjectives in the correct column

6 Very popular American clothes, bhie cheap cxpensive casy slow

eg., Levi's new white beautiful dry wet

old low empty clean high

The_—— c © p.157 Sound Bank Look at the typical

8 People in this city travel in these spellings for these sounds

3 GRAMMAR _ adjectives 5 VOCABULARY & SPEAKING

a Look at the answers to the US quiz Circle the

correct rule

a Read the descriptions and look at the pictures,

Can you guess who the two people are?

«Adjectives go before / after a noun :

+ Adjectives change / don change before a plural noun

© p.126 Grammar Bank 3A Read the rules and do

Adjective race In pairs, in three minutes make eight

phrases (adjective + noun) for things in the picture,

e.g., a full moon

He s a famous singer He's very tall _ and good-looking He has short, dark _ hair He's Spanish, but he lives in the US

He sings in Spanish and in English

She's a beautiful actress

She's very tall and thin She has red hair, but sometimes it's blond She lives in Australia She has two adopted children

AX Remember! When people speak fast, they don’t angry [Ì hungry

separate words cold [T] sad 0

32 Listen and write six sentences happy LÌ thirsty /9arst/ LÌ

; : hot L] tired /'tarord/: {1

| Its-an easy exercise

2 e 33° Listen and check Repeat the phrases

3

4 f Cover the words and look at the pictures

Roos Tell your partner how you feel

1 GRAMMAR telling the time

1 Í1À What time does your class start? What

Y time does it finish?

b © p.126 Grammar Bank 3B Read the rules

and do the exercises

c © Communication What time is it?

Ä p.108 B p.111

d © 35° Listen to Vicky’s morning Write the

seven times you hear What’s her job?

1 7:00

2 VOCABULARY daily routine

a Look at Vicky’s typical morning

Match the pictures and phrases

get dressed ([] takea shower LÌ

get up LÌ have breakfast (J

goto (werk) C] wake up

b In pairs, describe her morning

She wakes up at 7:00

c In pairs, take turns describing your typical

morning using pictures 1-6 Do you do things

in the same order?

3 READING & LISTENING

a Read the article How stressed is Laura? Why?

b In pairs, guess the meaning of the highlighted words Check with your teacher or a dictionary

Professor Adams, a stress expert from a university in California,

don’t have time for | breakfast at home

| We ride bikes to my son’s school because the bus is expensive

Then I ride six miles* to work

BBG T have a sandwich for breakfast

in the cafeteria Then I start work My _-first tour is usually at 9:30 I like my -Job, but I don’t earn much money and I stand all day

I finish work; and I go to pick up Doug at 5:30 We go shopping:

I cook dinner and help Doug with his homework After

a dinner, I do more housework or answer e-mails until 9:00 I don’t

ặ g9 out in the evening because a babysitter is very expensive

| Doug goes to bed, and I read him a story Then I go to bed - I'm really tired!

Laura

: Professor ~ Have breakfast with your son Do all the

từ _ | housework in the evening Don’t ride bikes—

- get the bus It’s important to see other

|} people Invite a friend for dinner once a week

¬ miles = 9.6 kilometers

c Read the article again Try to remember the information

#

d © Communication Laura's day A p.108 B p.111 4 PRONUNCIATION the letier 0

Test Your partner s memory | AN The letter o has different pronunciations | -

What time does Laura get up? s i : :

ø ey: She gets up at: *-a Put these words in the correct column

wore nn nen tee ne net do dont go home job -

Paul works for company school shopping son two from

36 You are going to listen to Paul talking to Professor 5 SP EAKI NG ;

Adams Listen to five things Paul says Number the In pairs, interview your partner about

pictures 1-5, a typical day Who is more stressed?

1 How many children does Paul have?

2 What time: does he get up?:

3° Why doesn’t he have breakfast?

4 What time does he start work?

5 How many cups of coffee.does he drink?

6 What does he have for lunch? weaned etn?

7 What time does he finish work?

8 Why doesn’t he have dinner with his family? s (It depends.) At about eight o'clock

9 What time does he get home?

10 What does he do after dinner?

h | 38° Listen What is Professor Adams’s advice?

i Who do you think is more stressed, Laura or Paul?

GRAMMAR adverbs of frequency

Look at the photo of Takanashi What

nationality is he? How old do you think he is?

Read the first paragraph of the article and write

the highlighted words in the chart

100 always

sometimes

0

© p.126 Grammar Bank 3C Read the rules

and do the exercises

Add an adverb of frequency to the sentences

to make them true for you Compare with

a partner Are you similar or different?

Read the second paragraph of the article

What is unusual about Okinawan people?

What do you think their secret is?

Read the rest of the article Put a heading

Read the article again In pairs, guess the

meaning of the highlighted words and

phrases Check with your teacher or a

dictionary

Do people in your country live like the

Okinawans? What’s different? What’s the same? >

parts of the world Why? What is their secret?

1

The Okinawans eat vegetables, fruit, fish, soy, and rice,

They usually have seven portions of fruit and vegetables a day

People don’t usually drink much alcohol or smoke They don’t eat much meat or fast food

2

Physical activity is very important to the people of Okinawa

Martial arts, walking; traditional dancing, and gardening are very popular with people of all ages

3

But the unusual thing about the people in Okinawa is that they

are not stressed They are relaxed and take their time Buses

4 SPEAKING

a In pairs, interview your partner with the questionnaire

How often do you exercise? Pretty often | play soccer

with’my friends twice a week

© How often do you drink alcohol? ˆ Every ‘day, a Often

y often bb Sometimes ˆ dly ever / Never oe Hardly € Never

Do: you doa martial art, e £- ; Do you smoke? mm : karate, tai chị? oe ea Ves” :

a Yes, often ane ob Sometimes

b Yes, sometimes sóc Wever,

c No, never l : How often do you see vn

3 How many portions of fruit your friends?

and vegetables do you eat a a Every day

day? : b: Once or twice a

a Seven portions a day ~sweek,

b Five portions a day c Once a month

c Less than five portions

i How often do you eat meat? a: Every day

a’ Every day b Sometimes

b Three times a week, c Hardly ever./: Never

c Hardly ever / Never

40 Blow often are you

5 How often do you eat fish? in a hurry?

a Three times.a.week a Always

b Once a week b: Sometimes

c Hardly ever / Never c Hardly ever: / Never

When unos ask

people “What is the

_ secret of your long life?”, they _ see "We are ae we are b © Communication The Okinawa way p.108 Calculate ways positive, and we are your partner’s total points Then read the result to your

never in a hurry.” partner How healthy are your lifestyles?

5 PRONUNCIATION the letter ñ

340 Listen and repeat

3 VOCABULARY time words and expressions

a Complete the quiz with a time word,

€.g., a minute how hardly heavy high

have half hungry - happy

Say the sentences Circle the

word where h is not pronounced

Harry’s unhealthy

He hardly ever has breakfast

He usually eats hamburgers

He’s always in a hurry

He’s often half an hour late for work

b © p.148 Vocabulary Bank Times and dates

Do part 1 c 341 Listen and check

1 READING

a Read the magazine extracts

Match the photos with the festivals

L_j The Tomatina festival takes place on the

last Wednesday in August in Buñol, Spain

- The “tomato battle” starts at II o'clock in the

_ morning, and continues for two hours During the

-Tomatina 35,000 people throw !25,000 kilos of

4 LÌ In January (the exact date changes every year)

2 you can go to Ivrea in Italy and take part in the

_ Carnevale d'Ivrea, where people throw oranges

t each other If you don’t want people to throw an

- Orange at you, you have to wear a red hat!

ý PRONUNCIATION word stress, /ð/ and /0/

a © 312° Listen and repeat the months Which five have the stress on the second syllable?

JANUARY APRIL JULY OCTOBER FEBRUARY May AUGUST

MARCH JUNE SEPTEMBER DECEMBER

: L_| Thailand has a Water Festival (Songkran)

| every April to celebrate the New Year It starts on

_ April [3th and lasts for two days People throw

NOVEMBER

water at each other all day and also at night

b ©3435” th can be pronounced in two different ways

Listen and repeat the words

b Read the extracts again Then cover them and © this the other their they them

look at the pictures In pairs, ask and answer

_—— * about the festivals A Thursday thirteenth third birthday

think throw

2 When is it?

3 What do people throw? € 5 Listen and repeat the dates Copy the rhythm

¢ Which festival would you like to go to? _ Thur.13th Thursday the thirteenth

5/12 May twelfth

2 VOCABULARY the date 9/23 - September twenty-third

a ® p.148 Vocabulary Bank Times and dates 4/15/1999 April fifteenth, nineteen ninety-nine

Do part 2 1/30/2008 January thirtieth, two thousand and eight

b Think of three famous festivals in your _ 4 Ask other students When’s your birthday?

country Where / When are they? Does anybody have the same (or almost

the same) birthday as you?

4 GRAMMAR prepositions of time a Can you remember? In pairs, complete the sentences b 315 You're going to listen to two people talk about

their favorite times First listen to these sentences

with in, on, or at Check with the festival texts What do the highlighted words mean?

1: The “tomato battle” starts the morning 11 o'clock I I can start to relax and enjoy the evening

2 My family lives very far away

2 January you can go.to the Carnevale d’lvrea 3 I get up early and feel full of energy

3 The Thai Water Festival starts April 13th 4 In the winter it’s a nice temperature , and it’s when

4 People throw water at each other all day and also I feel comfortable

night

© p.126 Grammar Bank 3D Read the rules and do

the exercises

© Communication When ? A p.108 B p.111

In pairs, ask and answer the questions Answer

with a preposition + a time word 2 day of the week

When do you usually read? | read at night, in bed 3 month

16 ˆ Listen to the interviews Complete the chart

What's your Cristina, a sports | Udom, a manager favorite ? coach from Spain | from Thailand

5 READING & LISTENING 5 holiday

Read the article Complete Carla’s answers with ¬-=

Listen again Why are these their favorite times?

sentences A—E, d

6 SPEAKING

In pairs, ask and answer the questions

in Times you love

What's your favorite time of day? Why?

Carla Guelfenbein isa novelist

She lives in Chile

* What's your favorite time of day? Why?

My favorite time of the day is breakfast

What's your favorite day of the week? Why?

What's your favorite holiday? Why?

I hate all holidays

VOCABULARY coffee and snacks

a Look at the coffee shop menu Match

the words and pictures

b In pairs, cover the words and test

a 317 Cover the conversation Listen and answer the questions

1 What do Mark and Allie get?

2 How much is it?

YOU HEAR YOU SAY

Can Ihelp you? M What would you like?

A A cappuccino, please

M And can I have an espresso, please?

2To Or take away? M To have here

3 else?’ A No, thanks

M A brownie for mie, please

OK M How much is that?

«319 Listen to Mark and Allie Circle the correct answer

1 There is / isn’t a free table : ¬

2 Mark / Allie spills the coffee

3 Their next meeting is at 11:15 / 12:30

4 Allie agrees / doesn’t agree to go shopping for a new shirt

b Is Allie angry with Mark? USEFUL PHRASES

Thanks - You're welcome

There’s a free table over there

Here you are:

I'm really sorry

Don’t worry

¢ Who says the USEFUL PHRASES,

Mark or Allie? Listen again and

check How do you say them

in your language?

My) mother normally makes a big lunch,

_ ARerl lunch _wWe play cards or read My parents

sometimes go ‘for a walk, but I don't go with, them

Idon’t like: a or exercising!

T II My favorite ay of the week i is Saturday because it's

ee the weekend!

E] In the evening, we often invite friends for dinner In the summer, we eat outside,

_and people usually start singing and dancing We never go to bed before 1:00

Nobody works on Sunday morning!”

Lil usually stay in bed until 10: 30 “Then Ĩ hae breakfast and read the

newspapers After breakfast ,1often go to my parents’ dacha near St Petersburg,

especially in the summer Dacha i is the Russian word for a house i in the country,

_Hsa place where you relax and for: get about everything

a Read Elena’s article Number the paragraphs = ¢ Complete with and, but, or, then, after, or because

in the correct order 1-4 1 I don’t speak French German

b Read the article again Look at the 2 T wake up at 8:30, I don’t get up I read in bed

highlighted words Complete the sentences _ 3.-T have dinner with my family dinner [usually watch TV

with the connectors and sequencers 4 On Saturday evening, | sometimes go to the.movies to

a club

: 5-1 usually get home at about 11:30 I go to bed

and or but “because 6 [have two sisters a brother

7 In the-winter, we don’t go.out it’s very cold

Connectors

1 I have coffee toast for breakfast

2 Llike coffee, I don’t like tea

3 Ilike Saturdays I don't work

4 In the evening, I go out with my friends,

WRITE an article for a magazine: My favorite day

Write four paragraphs Answer the questions

I watch TV at home 1 What’s your favorite day of the week? Why?

5 I don’t like soccer _ basketball 2 What do you usually do in the morning?

3 Where do you have lunch? What do you usually do after lunch?

Sequencers 4 What do you usually do in the evening?

then before / after (breakfast, etc.) Check your article for mistakes

6 I get up at 7:30 I have a shower

7 lunch, I sleep for-half.an hour

8 I always take a bath I go to bed

Its a car blue

“It’s a blue car

He works in different countries

He works in d ifferents countries,

m very hungry | [have very hungry

What time it is?

What time is it?

It’s seven thirty

It’s seven and thirty

Its quarter to the three

Te § quarter to three

We often go to the movies

Wei go often to ther movies

b ‘Complete the questions

‘A Where are you 1 from?

B I’m from Seoul, in Korea

B It’s three o'clock

TA you get up?

2 He doesn’t see his family

~-4, What do you ustially do

b Underline the stressed syllable

expensive difficult always July December

young 0M - read _ a newspaper

_ J good ann do get' go have - take

2 expensive -3-beautfl:- ' 1 dressed

4 tall” nh 2 the dog for a walk

5 bàng tr 3 breakfast

4 your homework

5 shopping

Cirde the word that is different

- Ireland ˆ oe Chines) Thailand Spain

1 hungry tired angry tall 2: first third ee fifth seven 3-one twice four times six times

4sping nephw ñal ˆ summer

5 January Mạtch ˆ _Decmber New Year

prepositions

«>» Complete the sentences with at, t by, for, until, and up

_ Look at the board

_very y eat,

he finishes work

bus

NDERSTAND THIS TEXT?

the article Check (/) the things that Carl

- Hams says é are good to do in the winter,

1 Eat a lot of chocolate

2 Have ayo urt nàn fruit j et for breakfast L]

co

E

Don't go to the gy gym in the winter!

We all know that exercise is good for your health, So on

January 1st we often start the New Year with a.good

resolution — to.go to the gym three times a week But

what happens? The first week we.go three times, the

second week we go twice, and the third week we-stop

going The same thing happens with diets After

Christmas, we.start a new healthy eating plan We are

very enthusiastic at first — but after two or three weeks,

we stop

Carl Harris, a personal trainer, says this is because winter

is the wrong time of the year to start new exercise

routines.and diets “In the winter the days are short and

dark, and it's cold outside Our bodies want food and

sleep, not diets and exercise! His advice for people who

want to start a healthy lifestyle in January is to make small

changes “Try to ‘cut out chocolate and desserts for three

days a week — but don't:eliminate them completely Go

for short walks during the day when it's light But when

March comes and spring begins, that's the time to get.up

at 7:00, have a yogurt and fruit juice for breakfast, and

go | Jogging I"

In pairs, guess the meaning of the highlighted

words and phrases Check with your teacher or

adictionary

Read the article again Why i is it nota good idea

to start going to the gym in the winter?

CAN YOU HEAR THE DIFFERENCE?

a 320° Listen Circle a or b

b Pm very hungry

b It’s quarter after ten

b She goes home at five

b It’s on May third

b Today’s September 20th

Pm very angry

It’s quarter to ten

She gets home at five

It’s on May first

CAN YOU SAY THiS IN ENGLISH?

a In English, can you ’ Yes (v )

Cl say what the date i is Ạ L]say what time it is

L1 say what you do on a typical Monday morning

L describe a person in your family (age and appearance)

b Ask your partner f five questions

get up

drink coffee hen

W use the Internet

eat meat

§0 on vacation How often.do you use the Internet?