Streamline english departures workbook a

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ENGLISH BERNARD HARTLEY & PETER VINFY

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To the teacher

Workbook A of Streamline

English Departures consists of

forty units Each unit relates

directly to the equivalent unit

in Streamline English Departures

units 1-40

The Workbook is an optional

element of the course,

designed to provide language

summaries and additional

written exercises It may be

used in the following ways:

as additional classroom

material, providing extra

oral practice and written

reinforcement and

consolidation of the basic

core material in the

student's edition

2 Asmaterial for homework

in more intensive

situations

The Workbook should only

be used after full oral practice

of the corresponding unit in the

student’s edition The language

summaries provide material for

revision

A further workbook is

available for units 41-80 of the

student’s edition, under the

title Workbook B

Bernard Hartley

Peter Viney

— from England Are you | from England: he is

is he

is she

Exercise 1

A Is she from England? B Is he from Italy? C cả Canada?

No, she isn’t Yes, he is

Exercise 2

A Where's she from?

She's from Japan

We | ’re English Are | we | English? Yes,| we | are No, | we | aren’t

l/France/French I’m from France I’m French

We/England/English cà nà TH TỰ TH HT HH như tre Ï

She/Mexico/Mexican . LH HH" H HH HH HH HT Hà TH HH ng He

They/Japán/Japanese .-. s 22 ti E213 11211111217111102111111112111121711112.2111 xe Are they businessmen?

No, they aren't © YOU/Brazil/ Brazilian .cccceesccessscssseeeeesssesseesesesssssssseesesesssesesenseserersenneeseseeses

Yes, they are WAindonesiaINdonesial «0.0.0.0 cceececesesecssstsesesseseseenseneassncesssnesnesesensereneensensteassannees

PY] 4 L Ry th] Wes FF k1

What | ’s | that? This | is | a pen Is | this | a pen? Yes, it is

is | it? It is

What are | these? These | are pens Are | these | pens? Yes, they are

those? Those | aren't those No, they aren’t

Exercise 1

Look

a — b/c/d/t/g/hij/kA/m/n/p/q/r/s/t/v/w/x/y/z

an — a/e/i/o/u

It’sapen It’s an apple

c1 HH nu ng 90g ÍC@-cream _ leTiOn Chair

¬ glasS CD OFA'Q@ KQY,

¬ plate SDOOn umbrella sh@lf

Exercise 2

They're forks What is it? It’s a spoon

glass glasses house houses orange oranges bus buses watch watches

What's | my | job? I'm a secretary What are | our | jobs? We're | waiters

our You're | a teacher your You're | teachers

is He's a policeman their They’re | air hostesses

her She's a mechanic

This book's | here That book's there

These books are Those books are

A Are you a teacher? A they waiters? A she air-hostess? A he pilot?

B No, I’m not

A What's your job? B B e B

A Carlos it’s a Spanish name

B Yes, but I’m not Spanish

A Oh, where are you from?

B I'm from Mexico

Write conversations

English/Australia / :Ẳ^$$‡£ˆ: rốn 3A

-¬ BB oone eee cecceccceccceserneneteetenssnnanerereessnaaeees ¬

13 thirteen 16 sixteen 19 nineteen 22 twenty-two

cold/hot beautiful/ugly long/short

DIQ/ oc ceeeeecesccseseteeetssseteenreneeens @Xp@nsivwe@i young/

short cheap heavy full

Rockefeller He’s rich

A Jumbo Jet It’s big

Are you tall? Yes, I am or No, I’m not

1 Are you rich?

5 Are you heavy?

6 is your teacher thin?

There | ’s a cooker Is there a cooker? Yes, there ts/No, there isn’t

one Are there any cups? Yes, there are/No, there aren't

are some cups

aren't | any glasses

are not

Where | is it? It’s in the cupboard ®

are they? They're | on

Exercise 1

There's a garage

There are two toilets

Write seven sentences

lamp There’s a lamp in the office

radio There isn’t a radio in the office

Write sentences with: desk/table/sofa/cupboard

Exercise 4

pens There are some pens Write sentences with: books/bottles

on the desk

glasses in the cupboard 1

Exercise 5

books/desk There aren’t any books

on the desk

cups/cupboard There aren't any

SB ee eeccccesescnneeeeetenscneeeteeesenenenssesensseesnaeeeees

Exercise 6

Where's the telephone? Ầ He glasses?

It’s on the desk

The re on the shelf

r8Ầ6BốgẸố typewriter?

¬ - desk e waste-paper bin?

Look at Exercise 1 Write sentences

about your house or flat with:

There’s

There are

Unit 7

A Is there a doctor near here?

B Yes, there is second right, first left,

HH Ho ĐÓ ĐÓ nu ĐI Dees eneE Ee ODODE eH OLOURUGESERHS OLED OS Ha DL OSES EG CS EOER ETH OEOEOHSHOS

Exercise 2

salt Could you pass the salt, please?

Write sentences with: bread/butter/milk/water/pepper/

£1.20 one pound twenty

£3.50 three pounds fifty

£4.87 four pounds eighty-seven

sh

®'

E1.38 one pound thirty-eight

£6.08 six pounds eight

E7.ĐẢ TH Hành HH Họ kh KH Hà HH KH kiện £22.39 HH HH Hà HH HH Hưng HH Hg

£3.92 Hàn Hà HT KH HT HC HH TH Kiệt €12.ÔŠ5 HH HH Hà HH HH Họ Hư nhi

T1ỔÐ L Linh

VOD Ề.a

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Look at this

1 pint = 0.57litres(GB) 0.47 litres (USA)

Ye pint = 0.285 litres (GB) 0.235 litres (USA)

8pints = 1 gallon

1 gallon = 4.561 litres (GB) 3.76 litres (USA)

Who is it? It's | Tom He’s a student What colour | is it? It's yellow

6 this? Mary She's a doctor are they? They're

Exercise 1

Tom/shirt It’s Tom’s shirt

«H9 ĐH ho mo Bo H4 Bi Bo Đo Bo ĐA BI G4 BỘ c6 0, 9:60 400.0 6.8/40 6.68/ 600 9 202000000400 000 nó 0Á 06 6 007900 0007001 00 0 6/0 0 8/00 g0 ko ĐI BH I2 Bo 0,0) 8/0 ĐÁ ĐÓ G00 00080000 000 0/40 000000 0000000000004 0090040000 000000900000 900200 090090286

Exercise 3

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL COLOURS

Country Shirt Shorts | Socks

Ireland Green White Green & white

Wales What colour’s the shirt? It's red

Holland What colour are the shorts? They’re blue

Scotland What colour are the socks? They're red

Write sentences about: England/Scotland/Ireland/Brazil/

Holland/West Germany/your country

Exercise 4 Complete this conversation

A How do you do?

A My name’s Trevor Hunter What’s your name?

Exercise 5

Today ry Shirl 15 ™ Geel My LIM 18

yellow Vy pullovers

geen) My Hoes Me

brown, My handbags HEC),

Exercise 2

VICTORIA | sd MARK William is Hazel’s husband

William is Victoria's father

¬" William is Mark's father

4 cee cceeeecccecececs Write three sentences about: Hazel, Victoria, and Mark

Gloria King’s very rich

Gloria's car is British

It’s a Jaguar

Unit 10

Language Summary

There's some water

There isn’t any water

Is there any water? | Yes, there is

No, there isn’t

How much water is there? There's a lot

There are some apples

There aren’t any apples

Are there any apples? | Yes, there are

No, there aren't

How many apples are there? There are a lot

Exercise 2 f [ DAIRY PRoouce: |} FRUIT & VEGETABLES

There’s some milk There are some apples

.:.1a5aaa AE GD .- Lemons @ ` C

Is there any water? No, there isn’t There’s a lot

y grapes: tes, Mere are There are a lot

I'd like a menu Which | soup would you like?

some chips vegetables

Main Courses

Drinks

Vegetables

Service 10 % (ten per cent)

V.A.T (Value Added Tax) 15 % (fifteen per cent)

Now write these words on the menu: Soup/Chips/Tea/Fried

Fish/French Red/Apple-Pie/Coffee/Fruit Juice/Fruit Salad/

Peas/Beef Casserole/Milk/German White/Steak/

Portuguese Rosé/Boiled Potatoes/Carrots/Green Salad/

Mushroom Omelette/Roast Chicken/Spanish White/

Ice Cream/Mushrooms/Italian White/Grilled Lamb Chops

Write the prices for your country

Exercise t

soup/30p How much is the soup? chips/45p How much are the chips?

It’s thirty pence They're forty-five pence

Write sentences with: fruit juice/mushrooms/peas/green salad/roast chicken/grilled lamb chops/tea

WT ecccsscssenessscssssensensesesesscesessearsevesssssassesseoussasersnssssoarasaneeges L Š-

<1 0011 11115000001 B0 H001 01.0090 E130 TE412010ET805.80.0 E119 E0 178107011111-181114/7151

rẽ Ổ CC HH HH HH HH kg HH 110111018 19110

L0 180 HC HT HT TH T01 T811 175203 0 THERTKE-ESERS-SESEESSESEE KTS HH KT HE T0 7110.0701114 Ổ c LH nH HH Hàng TH Hà HN ch HH g08 4k 110 rà To nHỈH Hàn Hà HH HH Tàn nà ĐÁ 101811810148140141:84

k5 TH Hà 0118 3T TH 1 981400 501 H058 4 000080 2 BERKKRSSSTTATESEO LH Hà TH BH TH Tớ Bà ng mm 77001 Ẩ LH HH HH Hy

9000060006 00: 90 ÁN 6N 6N I2 08 0.8,0 In G Biệ G6000 000 0/0 0500 000 000000000000000000000000060/00900000 0080 0%

Use the prices from your menu

Exercise 2

menu I'd like a menu please chips I'd like some chips please

Write sentences with: a cigar/peas/orange/vegetables/boitle of wine/glass of water/carrots/mushrooms

soup Which soup would you like?

Write sentences with: wine/fruit juice/ice cream

Exercise 4

Complete this conversation

Walter Yes, sir? YOU LH HH ngu êm

You .cĂehineehierdớ menu, please Walter Certainly, sir

Walter Here you are, sir YOU ON, wine, please

YOU Sen soup Walter Which wine would you like, sir?

Smile! laugh Take | them | off

it Turn | them | on

Dr White: You're very fat, Mr Hardy

Don't eat sugar Don’t drink beer

Eat fruit, and drink water!

Doneat _ - HH He

Eat | Q.22 t tt so * su cv kiea Ị

Dont drink _ — c.ccccccccceeeieiceceeriei

drink — Vo iveeseeeaseeeeeneeeeeaee |

Exercise 2

Turn the lights off Turn them off

Put your jacket on Put it on

You do the same

PUt YOUF IE ON, oa eeececccesseseecesssenecesensaeeessenseessnaetensarenenea Put your watch on HH Ha nhrưe

Turn the radio on ẶẶ eeeere Turn the television ofÍ

Take yOur shoes OfÍÍ Hee Turn the microphones on eenee

Put your sockS On Ăn Take your coal oÍÍ eo

Exercise 4

Look at this It's my pen Give it to me They're our books Give them to us

It's his book Give it to him They're their keys Give them to them

(t's herkey Give it to her

You do the same

They re Our PONS oo eee cceccceceeseeseccetenaeceseceueseteaeeereraeseeeeaes It’s Mer handbag ằee It'S MIS MAL eee cccerereeneeeerenesetenenerersesaaeseneneaeesenneeeegs lS my r©@COrd cu nhau They re their magazines _ icie TheYy re OUr CAS©S c nen lts his briefcase ẶseHhhhere They re their books ò Ănneiese

Exercise 5 Look at this

He | Him | His

Now complete this

Exercise 6 This is a scene from a new film ‘“‘The Good, The Bad and The Stupid.” You are the director Write instructions for Glint Westwood (He’s the sheriff in this scene.)

What make’s John's car?

Exercise 5

In my room, there’sa bed, alampand — Inmy bedroom, _

a desk There are three shelves, there ~

are some books and there Ave tWO anuuuccevsestsnvscccecesnssencnecceesecsssteserercstesesentes

Complete these sentences

Unit 1 His jackets brown He's from (6 letters)

Unit 2 Please down! (3 letters) Unit 3 It’san (3 letters)

Unit 4 Shesa (12 letters) Unit 5 There's a thick and a thin (4 letters) Unit 6 There are some in the cupboard (7 letters) Unit 7 Salt and pepper, oil and (7 letters) Unit 8 Mrs Turners is white (6 letters) Unit 9 Mr Orson's a ke (11 letters) Unit 10 The hamburgers, peas and chickens are in the (7 letters)

Unit 11 The wine's £2,80 lfs from (5 letters)

Unit 12 Smilel Dont (5 letters)

They play tennis they | play tennis? they

speak French speak French?

Exercise 1

I can see a policeman G pc lộ ROG l R a |

I can’t see a house S222

Write sentences with: lorry/bus/car/ MÔ Co = ỹ TS Ip ) ih}

Exercise 2

Ican dance I can’t speak Arabic

Write sentences

1 cook, 3 speak Spanish 5 drve 7 ski

2 cả SOW 4 playtennis 6 _ type 8 swim

Exercise 3

Can you cook? Yes, I can

Can you type? No, I can’t

Answer these questions

1 Can you speak Japanese? cài

4 Can yOU SOW? .QunH nh ng HT HH rau

By CAM YOU SWIM? a eccccccssesesesenenensecsseceesesenesesatsesaeseneesss

G CaM YOu dance? on ecccesesccssseessceeseteessneevssseeentessseneneners

Exercise 4

He can play the drums

Write four sentences

Unit 15

Exercise 1

A Would you like a glass of water? cup of coffee/piece of cake sandwich/glass of beer

B Yes, please I'm very thirsty

B No thanks I'm not hungry

Exercise 3

Look at this

a pair of shoes a pair of trousers a pair of jeans a pair of shorts

a pair of socks a pair of tights a pair of glasses a pair of gloves

A I'd like a pair of shoes, please A jeans A tights

B What size are you?

Write conversations | ne Di Q Q.0 QQQ ch nh khe teen Exercise 4

B Can I try them on?

A This is a nice pullover! B Qua ? ::Ạ 1 ?

B Can I try it on? 2A shoes!

Write conversations Bio cccccccc ee te cneeeereeseneneeettersennates ?

Chest 30ins/76cm | 32ins/81cm | 34ins/ 86cm | 36ins/91cm | 38ins/97cm |40ins/ 102cm |42ins/ 107cm

Hip 32ins/B1cm |34ins/86cm | 36ins/91cm | 38ins/97cm | 40ins/ 102cm |42ins/ 107cm |44ins/ 112cm

Britain 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Chest USA 6 8 10 12 14 16 18