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Bernard Hartley

Peter Viney

I was here Was | 1 here? Yes, | I was No, | I wasn't

today yesterday this week last week

this morning yesterday morning this month last month

this afternoon yesterday afternoon this year last year

this evening yesterday evening tonight last night

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MECHANICAL MUSICINC , | MECHANICAL MUSICINC MECHANICAL MUSICINC

ARTIST Elton Kash ARTIST The Rats ARTIST Lorna Winter

WORLD TOURS BRITISH CONCERT TOUR PROGRAMME FOR VISIT TOLONDON

JANUARY :California MONDAY :Liverpool 9 amtat home

FEBRUARY :Brazil TUESDAY :Manchester 10 amzat the film studio

APRIL tArgentina WEDNESDAY: Sheffield 1 pm:in a restaurant

JUNE tAustralia THURSDAY :Leeds 2 pm:at the BBC

AUGUST :Japan FRIDAY :Newcastle 5 pmsat the Hilton Hotel

SEPTEMBER: Europe SATURDAY :Glasgow 8 pmsat the Concert Hall

DECEMBER ;Canaỏa | SUNDAY : London 12 pm:sin bed a

Where were they on Monday?

They were in Liverpool

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were some hotels Were there any bars? | Yes, there were

weren't | any buses No, there weren't

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Exercise 1

Tracy was there last Sunday Her friend is asking her about it

Were there any elephants?

Was there a restaurant?

Write eight more questions

There was a restaurant,

There were some elephants

Write eight sentences

There wasn't a museum,

There weren't any crocodiles

Now write sentences with: a discotheque/a beach/cats/

gorillas/a swimming pool/dogs

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They're | small you

expensive him

long her

them

Look at the first conversation in the Look at the second conversation, and

book and complete this conversation complete this conversation

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It's too small for me

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Exercise 4

A Tea 20p, sandwich 35p, cake 17p

B Ah, here's a pound note

A Thanks that’s 18p change

B Excuse me | think my change is wrong | need another 10p

c Coffee 30p, two cakes 46p, biscuits 17p

D Ah, here's a five pound note

C Right that’s £3.07 change

Hamburger two dollars, milk 65 cents, ice-cream 92 cents

Thanks Here's a five-dollar bill

Good That's $1.23 change

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Unit 44

Language summary

You | did not have | a bath

He didn't have | dinner

She

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a bath? No, | didn't

I had a bath yesterday

Now write true sentences

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Exercise 2

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So yesterday he had coffee at eleven o'clock

They never have a lesson on Sundays NON NH G4 C6 (20066 2260

So last Sunday they didn’t have a lesson

Now write sentences

4 She never has a holiday in June So last June 4 He never has a lecture on Saturdays So last Saturday

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Answer these questions, with Yes, | did or No, | didn't

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3 Did you have a bithday party lastyear?

4 Did you have any homework last night? .à S522

Exercise 4 Answer these questions

1 What time did you have breakfast yesterday? .-.-

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6 Did you have any homework last night? 5Q oSse

came didn't come did not come

I got a letter | yesterday Did | I get | a letter?

You | didn’t get last Thursday you

He | did not get this morning he

A She went to the butcher's

B She got some beef and some hamburgers

Write six more sentences

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Exercise 2

lamb She didn’t get any lamb

Write sentences with: cakes/soap/oranges

A How much beef did she get?

B How many hamburgers did she get?

Look at this Exercise 4

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Mary finished the exam, but Paul didn’t finish it

4 She rented the car on Saturday

5 He repeated the exercise

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Exercise 1

Look at this information about three holidays last year

Travel British Airways Trans-Worid Airlines Air-France Food Chili con carne Steak Chicken with wine

Important place The Aztec pyramids Disneyland The Eiffel Tower

Souvenir A Mexican hat A film poster Some perfume

Carol went to Mexico last year She flew by British

Airways She ate chili con carne and drank tequila She

saw the Aztec pyramids She bought a Mexican hat

1 Write about Richard 2 Write about Mark and Sally

Exercise 2

Compiete the spaces Use the Past of the words in the box

| Alfs⁄ << to Egypt last summer He a lot of people there He a lot of

Answer these questions

1 Where did you go for your last holiday?

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We petrol We many | biscuits,

books

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It It

Roy Weston is an explorer He’s crossing Antarctica

Yesterday, he visited a famous place Major Campbell, the

famous British explorer, stayed there in 1921 with five of his

men They were there for six weeks They didn't move

because of the weather The Antarctic winter killed them Roy

has got a book about Major Campbell In the book, there is a

picture of a note Campbell wrote it He died the next day

Exercise 1

They had some biscuits, but they didn't have many

They had some chocolate, but they didn’t have much

Write six sentences

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They had only a few biscuits How many biscuits did they have?

They had only a little chocolate How much chocolate did they have?

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3 How many men were with Major Campbell? 7 What's the date on the note?

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Exercise 2

He's a bad singer 2 He's a careless writer

He usually sings badly, but yesterday he sang well!

Andy's the pianist

Pat's the guitarist

Gregg's the organist

Albert's the drummer

Duncan's the trumpeter

Danny's the violinist

Tony's the trombonist

Exercise 3

Andy plays the piano

Write sentences for the other

1 Pat'sa fantastic guitarist! 2 Gregg’s a wonderful organist! 3 Danny's a brilliant vocalist!

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I did it an hour ago Present Past Present Past

You | saw || them | two days leave left drive drove

We | bought five minutes lose lost spend _ spent

They three weeks give gave win won

She |

It's five o'clock now CITY BUS COMPANY —Lost Property

The Lost Property Office is closing

The clerk is looking at the lost property book ITEM LOSER FINDER TIME OF

COLLECTION

A Mrs Key lost an umbrella

B Miss Clark found it 4 Umpretia |Firs Key Mies Care 3-00

C I gave it to Mrs Key two hours ago 2 6nefcase = | Mr Wilkins | Mrs Owen 4.00

3 Gola pen Miss Spock | Mr Wallace 4 40

4 Hand bag irs Davis [Mr Baliam 4.45 _

Now write sentences about the other things

Answer these questions

1 Where are you now?

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Exercise 3

Look at this

A I went to Doncaster last week

B Oh? How did you go?

A | went by train

B How long did it take?

A It took an hour and forty minutes

Now write conversations for: York/Newcastle/Edinburgh

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A How long does it take to get to Newcastle from London?

B Two hours and 55 minutes

Now write sentences for: Liverpool/Cardiff/Folkestone/Chester

(Find them on the map.)

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Exercise 6

Now complete this conversation

A Where did you go last weekend?

Exercise 4 Continue

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burn burnt break broke attack attacked score scored

begin began bomb bombed protest protested

Exercise

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Look at the notes Look at the example Look at Unit 52 Try and write the news for

October 21st

1 Last night there was a coup d'état in Volonia The rebels attacked the Parliament Building, shot the Prime Minister, and burnt the building The air force bombed the rebels The USA sent planes to the area The USSR protested in the United Nations

become _ became marry married gamble gambled inherit inherited

build built design _— designed manufacture manufactured produce produced

Exercise 1

Look at this

Exercise 2

A He went to London

B Did he go to London?

C He didn't go to Paris

D When did he go to London?

1A They flew to New York

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14 A She bought some books

I'm doing it now

We're working at the moment I do it every day They normally work on Sundays

Exercise 1

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Usual lunch Lunch today

Starter Starter Soup, bread, butter Melon

Main course Main course

Two Vegetables One Tomato

Mr Gross is a very busy man He has a lot of business Dessert ith oe

wine He’s very fat He went to see the doctor two days ago sy uns aan

and the doctor gave him a special diet He's having his first VN ede r4

special meal now He isn't very happy sas Minera i

Look at these two lists Brandy Đlack Coffee

Exercise 2

Answer these questions

1 Does he usually have soup? Yes, he does 4 Ishe having melon today? .-

ñ ta nadge Of dá4eiz xui % Does he usually have bread?

3 Does he usually have melon? — 6 lIshe having bread today?

Exercise 3

He usually has roast meat, but today he’s having fish

Write four sentences

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Exercise 4

He doesn't usually have fish

He’s having fish today

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We | were doing it Were | we | doing it? Yes were

You | weren't you

What was she doing at eight o'clock in the morning? She was cleaning Continue

1 Mrs Bridges & Mrs Beeton/12.30/ 2 Miss Clarkten oclock/a.m 3 Mr Macdonald/9.15/a.m

p.m

Exercise 2

Was Mrs Brown cleaning at 2.30 in the afternoon? No she wasn't

Write answers

1 Were Mrs Bridges and Mrs Beeton 2 Was Mr Macdonald washing up at 3 Was Miss Clark typing at

cooking at ten o'clock in the nine o'clock in the morning? half past one in the afternoon?

morning?

Exercise 3

Where was Mrs Brown working at eight o'clock? She was working upstairs

G catia Mrs Bridges & Mrs Beeton one o'clock?

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in the kitchen

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He was walking to his car when somebody hit him

Look at this

Present Past Present Past Present Past

run ran hit hit put put

Last year the ‘Albatross’, a British cruise ship was crossing the Atlantic, when it hit

an iceberg It was eleven o'clock at night Luckily, it wasn't a very big iceberg, but

the passengers got a terrible shock When the ship hit the iceberg some of them

were watching a film in the ship's cinema The film was ‘The Titanic’

Look at this

When the ship hit the rock at eleven

o'clock, the passengers were deing

different things Mr Mes Grenville (Table Tears)

Davey Jones/whisky

A Where was Davey Jones?

B He was in the bar

C What was he doing?

D He was drinking whisky

Now write four sentences about these

Jim Hawkins Henrietta Morgan Davey Jones Mr and Mrs Nelson

When the ship hit the iceberg Jim Hawkins was watching a football match

A What did he do?

B He jumped into the sea

Write about the others

1 Davey Jones 2 Henrietta Morgan 3 Mr and Mrs Nelson

Jane Smith was looking out of the window

Mr & Mrs Spencer were tired, and they were sleeping

Fill in the spaces

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4 Suzy and Peter Wilson orange juice \

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T Kate & Angela Dawson to some friends

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Language summary

l could drive when ten

He couldn't | swim eighteen,

She | could not | play the piano twenty

Tonight Simon Smith is playing in a concert with the British

Symphony Orchestra He's only ten years old He could play

the piano when he was five He could also read music He

was a very clever child He could talk and walk when he was

nine months old He could read and write when he was three,

and he could understand algebra and speak French when he

was six

Exercise 1

A Can he read music?

B Yes, he can, He could read music when he was five

Now write four questions and four answers

A Could he read music when he —

B No, he couldn't, but he could read music when he was five

Now write two questions and two answers

Exercise 3

Answer these questions with Yes, | could or No, I couldn't

1 Could you read when you were

three? were six?

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2 Could you write when you were

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With the British Symphony Orchestra

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4 Could you understand aigebra when

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Unit 58

I must do it Must | I do it Yes, he must I mustn't do it

You | needn't you No, he needn't You | must not

Answer these questions with Yes, | must,

No, I mustn't or No, I needn't

In your country:

YOUR HOLIDAY THIS YEAR! of foreign currency 2 Must you drive On the right? .-. -

5: or holiday insurance

STAY IN or injections 3 Must you buy a ticket on the bus? -

ENGLAND or an international driving a

| licence! 4 Must you carry an identity card? . -

en ee Tourist Board, 5 Must you sign the book in a hotel?

You needn't get a passport © Malet you nary tantee? iiciiccsctasisciciaasecsitieiciiieiniierien Write five sentences 7 Must you pay for school books? .

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Look at this

STD code number

STD means subscriber trunk dialling Tne subscriber is the

person paying for the phone call Trunk means long distance

For example, the STD code for Bournemouth is 0202 You

needn't ask the operator for a Bournemouth number, you can

dial direct For Bournemouth 27414, you dial 0202-27414

international dialling

To phone Britain from another country you dial the access

code, then the British code (44), then the STD code without

the ‘0’

So, from Holland you dial:

Access Code Country Code Area Code Number

09 44 202 27414

so you dial 09-44-202-27414

From Britain the Access Code is ‘010’ So, to phone Brisbane

in Australia (Brisbane 12345), you dial:

Look at the second conversation in the student's book, and

complete this conversation:

A Hello, Directory Enquiries Can | help you?

Look at the third conversation in the student's book, and

complete this conversation:

A Good morning Streamline Taxis

A Right Thank you very much

3 What's the STD code for your town? 2-55

4 Can you dial direct to London from your town?

5 Whafs the code for your country2 - -

Exercise 4

Look at the fourth conversation in the student's book

You are trying to telephone a friend Her number is Brussels 04-72-83

A International Service Can | help you?

A Right Please put £1.90 in the box I'll call you back in a moment