Nes Cee | erePICTURE DICTIONARY Steven J. Molinsky ° Bill Bliss llustrated by Richard E. Hill Wy colt OECONTENTS Personal Information and Family Personal Information Fruits 48 Family Members | Vegetables 49 Family Members Il Meat, Poultry, and Seafood 50 Dairy Products, Juices, and Beverages 31 eer ce eu Reece bocce. a speciosa = The Classroom 4 Household Supplies, Baby Products, Classroom Actions 6 and Pet Food 54 Prepositions 8 ‘The Supermarket 55 Everyday Activities | 9 Containers and Quantities, 56 Everyday Activities I 10 Units of Measure 37 Leisure Activities 1 Food Preparation and Recipes 58 Everyday Conversation 2 Kitchen Utensils and Cookware 59 The Weather Fast Food 60 The Coffee Shop and Sandwiches ot 62 tian ae ae ail Numbers 15 Time 6 ° Moe ah eke) The Calendar Colors Clothing Outerwear Sleepwear and Underwear Exercise Clothing and Footwear Jewelry and Accessories Describing Clothing Clothing Problems and Alterations Laundry e Expressions and Seasons ‘Types of Housing and Communities The Living Room 21 The Dining Room 22 The Bedroom 23 The Kitchen 24 ||) The Baby's Room 25 5 The Bathroom 26 ee Outside the Home 27 The Department Store 7% || The Apartment Building 238 Shopping B Household Problems and Repairs 30 Video and Audio Equipment 76 | Cleaning Your Home 32 Telephones and Cameras 7) | |) Home Supplies 33 Computers 73 | Tools and Hardware 34 The Toy Store 79 Gardening Tools and A 35 nar deed The Bank Places Around Town | Finances Places Around Town Il 38 The Post Office The City The Library ‘Community Institutions Crime and Emergencies Cr) "People and Physical Descriptions 42 Describing People and Things 44 ' | Describing Physical States and Emotions 46 |The Body Ailments, Symptoms, and Injuries First Aid Medical Emergencies and Illnesses The Medical Exam Medical and Dental Procedures Medical Advice Med Medical Specialists The Hospital Personal Hygiene Baby Care Erica eines Types of Schools The School School Subjects Extracurricular Activities Mathematics Measurements and Geometric Shapes English Language Arts and Composition Literature and Writing Geography Science The Universe Occupations | Occupations I Job Skills and Activities Job Search The Workplace Office Supplies and Equipment The Factory The Construction Site Job Safety ocak me Public Transportation Types of Vehicles Car Parts and Maintenance Highways and Streets Prepositions of Motion Traffic Signs and Directions The Airport Airplane Travel The Hotel 88 90 1 92 93 94 95 96 98 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 10 1m 114 116 ng 19 120 121 122 125 126 128 129 730 131 132 133 ie ene eae Hobbies, Crafts, and Games Places to Go The Park and the Playground The Beach Outdoor Recreation Individual Sports and Recreation Team Sports ‘Team Sports Equipment Winter Sports and Recreation Water Sports and Recreation Sport and Exercise Actions Entertainment Types of Entertainment Musical Instruments The Farm and Farm Animals 151 Animals and Pets 152 Birds and Insects 154 Fish, Sea Animals, and Reptiles 155, Trees, Plants, and Flowers 156 Energy, Conservation, and the Environment 158 Natural Disasters 159 ee cis Types of Travel Arriving at a Destination 161 Hotel Communication 162 Tourist Activities 163 Tourist Communication 164 The World North America, Central Amé the Caribbean 168 South America 169 Europe 170 Africa and the Middle East m1 Asia and Australi 172 Countries, Nationalities, and Languages 173 Verb Lists 174 Glossary 17% Numbers, Days of the Week, Months of the Year 194 Thematic IndexSCOPE & SEQUENCE aces Person Information and Family | Gonmenity ‘Communication Skills '* Asking for & giving personal information lentilving information on a form ‘Spelling name aloud ‘identtying family members *ltreducing ethers “Identifying clsstaom abject & locations ‘identifying classroom acions Giving & folowing simple classroom commends ‘ldentiving everyday & leisure actives ‘loquiing by phone abou o person's actives * Acking about a persons plon for Kure actos * Sociol communication: Greeting people, leave fokng, Introducing youself ‘Wothrs, Going someonasatotion, Expressing ortivge, Saying you don't understand, Calieg someone on the telephone *Detcrbing the weather * Interpreting lemperaties ona thermometer (Fahrenheit & Centigrade) ‘Describing the weather forecas! for tomorrow Using cardinal & ordinal numbers ‘Giving information about age, rumber of fomily members, residence ‘Teling ime dicating time of events skin for information about arrival & departure times ‘Identifying coins & currency ~ names & volves 4 Making & osking for change ‘identifying days ofthe wesk ‘ idenifying months ofthe year ‘Asking about he yeor, month, day, date + Asking abou! the date of a bithday, cnnversory, appoiniment Giving date of ie ‘denying lyoes of housing & communities ‘equesing tox *Caling 911 for an ambulance ‘ denifying rooms of « home ‘denying furniture melimenting 1+ Asking for information in a store ‘locating items in a store ‘Asking abou items on sole ‘Asking the location of items at home: ‘Teling about post weskend cctvites ‘denying locations in an apariment building ‘ Identying ways te look for housing: clossifed ads, listings, vacaney signs + Renting an cpariment scribing household problems ‘Securing home repair services ‘Making @ suggestion *Idenifying household deaning ems, home supplies, & ols ‘Asking © borrow an iem *Desaibing curent home ectvites& plans for fre otvites ‘ldentfying places in the commenity ‘Exchanging greetings * Acking & giving the location of places in the community ‘Identifying government buildings, services, & other places ina ciy/town ‘center ‘Identifying modes of transportation in a city/town center Cee ‘Telling about yourself ling about fly members sawing a family ree escrbing o classroom olist of daly activities ing daily routine 8. of lonred otis + Describing favorite leisure acivities * Describing the weahher * Describing numbers of students in class * idenifying a coun’ population ‘Describing deily schedule wit imes *Toling ebout ime menagem *Taling abou! the use oF tm in diferent cules or counties * Describing the cos of purchasos * Describing coins & currency of oer ‘enuniree ‘Describing weekday & weekend acivitos ing about favorita day of he week & ron cl he yeor * Describing pes of hosing where people ‘Describing rooms & furniture in @ residence ‘Tolling abou! boby products & early chile rearing practices in diferent countries ‘Toling about personal experiences with repairing things ‘Describing on aportment building ‘Describing housahold cleaning chores “Describing ploces in @ neighborhood “Making list of ploces, people, & actions ‘observed at an infersacionthing on * Describing people by age Er pee poe carson * Describing suspect o missing person 0 police officer * Doseribing people & things using adjectives, Describing physical states & emetions ‘Expressing concern about another person's physical sote or emotion denying foad iems (ris, vegetables, mect, poulry, seafood, de eas oar aeean call Renee ose ee * Identifying nonfood toms purchased in a supermarket (eg. hoveehold ‘pple, baby product, pt food) «Determining foad needs to make a shopping list * Asking the locaton of fame in © supermerkat *identiying supermarket sctons ‘Requesting ams ota service countrin a superna “denying supermarket checkout rea personnel & fme *Idenifying food contoivers & quaniies Idenifying units of meosore * Asking for & giving recipe inercions * Complimening someone on &reipe * Offering to help wih food preparation “denying food preparation actions “Identifying kchon von & cookware * Asking fo borrow cn em * Comprehendingprodect advertising ‘Ordering fot fod items, colle shop tems, & sandwiches Indicating ¢shortege of supplies io a coworker or sypervior ‘Taking customers’ orders alo food service countor Scone cieeenoteen areal eccen *Htekng & flowing requests ot work * Identifying & correcly posioning sverwore & plates ina table seting *Ingvring n person about restaurant jb openings * Ordering rom e esourant menu Cling ota crtey estes or mete aceeaneel * Identifying colors *Complimenting someone on clothing “Identifying clothing tems, including ov'erwear,eoopwear, underwear, east comear mice eee *Tolking cbout oppropriate clothing for different weather conditions * Expressing clothing needs toa sore selesperson * Locating clothing items ‘Inquiring about ovmeship of found clothing items * Indicating loss of a clothing im * Asking about sale prices in @ clothing tora ‘Reporting theft of e clothing tem fo the police + Sating preferences daring clothing shopping * Expressing problems with clothing & the need for aberations “identifying laundry objects & activities * Locating laundry produce ino sore ar ‘* Describing physical characteristics of yoursal amy members ‘* Describing physical characteristics of a {evorie ater or acess o ther Famous person * Describing things at home & in the communty *Teling abou! personel experiences with | Siterentemofons * Describing favorite & leost favorite foods * Describing foods in diferent countries * Making a shopping lit * Describing places to shop for food * Telling about diferences between supermarkets & food stores in cifferent * Making lst of tems in kitchen cabinets & the refrigerator * Describing recycling practices * Describing 0 favorite recipe using units of ‘Teling cout use of kichen ens & ‘ Talling about experience with diferent ‘typos of resourans * Describing restaurants and mens in different counties ‘= Daseribing favorite foods ordered in restouronts += Describing the flags of diferent countries ‘Taling about emotions cssocicted wih diferent colors Teling about clothing & coors you lik to. *Deciing cating woo iran ‘ecosion e.g, going lo schools, porte, vwecdings) ‘Teling about clothing wor in diffrent weather conditions ‘Taling about clothing warn during exercise ecivites cel eae arie akeeie iferent actos - ‘Describing the color, material, szo, & pattern of favorite clothing items + Comparing clothing fashions now & a long fime 996 ‘Teling about who does laundry ot homeCommunication Ski dant dap i 8ctvices ee carer sere Pag plecen a iia eeere ee SAGES a pese oie mae er per eae rk aan we Siukig bai eate a elects decane Serle ete ea tea = Of estan cite aso solenenon Reeves ose ae earning actor proce, (edldig Wed Beds peer (ee yet Te sett Paani eel Coes Berea iree ieee *Canplmening sommane cbou cn tom & faqung where # wos purchased SAU ge ete ee ni rere cee aie merce ape Pdathracarehin cast ten in cers Aiki orcas aut sree il erred + Requesing bonk services & ransactons leg, depesi, witkawal, ashing Check, sbicining toveler's checks, opening an account, epplyig for a ‘Gan, exchanging cureney * Identifying bonk personnal * identifying Bank forms * Asking about acceptable forms of payment cath, check, credit cord tren hensars check) ee et *ldentiying hovsehold bil rent, tities, fe.) ‘dentin fay nance documents & actions allowing insucions fo use an ATH machine * Requesing pos offce services &ronsocions ing bees ofall & mal ceric ideifying diferent ways to buy stomps + Requesing nonmal services avalabe ot the pos ofce (money order Selecive service registration, passport application) *identiying & lcetng library secons, sence, & personne + Asking how fo finda book in he lorry *identying community nstuons, services, ond personnel (police, fre, ci ee genie ore ee ses pet ey «ldenfying types of emergency vehicles Reporting crime *idenifyng conmunity mishop gos leak, wotermoin break, et) * Expressing concern abou! communiy prablams *Idenitying ports of he bedy & key internal orgons ‘Describing cilments, symploms,& injuries ‘Asking about he health ef onother person ‘Identifying items in a frskoid kt ‘Describing medical emergencies ‘Identilying emergency medical procedures (CPR, rescue brecihing, Heimlich *=Caling 911 to report o medical emergency identifying major illnesses *Tolking with o friend or coworker abou illess in one's amily + Following instuctions during a medical examination *ldontying mcicl perce, eaupment, & suppins in medial & denial “Understanding medical & dental personnel’ description of procedures during treaiment *Undersionding @ doctor's medical advice end instructions *Idenitying overthe-counter medications ‘Understanding dosoge insiruetons on medicine labels +ideniying medicol spocialss indicating the date & ime ofa medical appoiniment *Idonifying hospital deporiments & personnel ‘Identifying equipment in 2 hospital room *\denifying actions & items related to personal hygiene * Locating personal core products in 9 store *idontilying actions & iems related to boby cove Cee ‘Describing o depariment store ‘Telling about sores that have soles ‘Tallin about an item purchased on sole *Comparing diferent types & brands of video & audio equipment ‘Describing telephones & cameras ‘Describing personal use of ¢ computer + Shoring opinions about how computers have chonged the word 5 ‘Taling about popular toys indifferent countries ‘Telling about favorite childhood toys ‘Describing use of bork services ‘Talips about housshol ils & amounts pai ‘Telling obout the person responsible For housthold frances ‘Describing vse of ATM machines + Describing use of postal services ‘Comparing postal systems in different counties ‘Taling obout experience using a library *Taling about he location of community insivtions ‘Describing experiences using community insituions ‘Telling about crime in the community ‘Describing experience with o crime or emergency ‘Telling about a personal experience with on ines or injury ‘Describing remedies or neaiments for commen problems (cld, siomachoche, insect bits, hiccues} ‘Describing experience with o medicol fmergency _Desrbing a nail vanintin ‘Describing experience with a medical or dental procedure ‘Taling about medical advice received ‘Telling about overthecounier medications used) *Comporing use of medications in different countries Describing experience with o medical specials ‘Describing o hospitel say ‘Moking alist of personal core ites needed for trip *Comporing baby products in diferent countriesUnit / Theme ig as *Identilying types of educational instuions * Giving information about previous education during a job interview \dentibing school laine & prtonnl identifying school subjects * denying exrocurrculer activities * Sharing eferschool plans Mari ‘Asking & answering bosic quesions during o math class ‘Using fractions to indica sce prices “Using percents to indicate test seores & probability in weother forecants + Idenifying high schoo! math subjects sing measurement jerms 0 indicate height, width, dept, length, distance ‘interpreting metric mecsurements + Idenifying types of lines, geometric shapes, & solid figures + Encustt ANGUAGE Ant: * idenifying ypes of sentences + Idenifying parts of speech * idenifying punctuation merks ‘Providing feedback during paerediing * ideniying slaps of he writing process fenifying types of literature ‘denying forms of wring *Geoctar ‘idenifying geographical fecires & bodies of waler ‘idenifying natural environments (desert, jungle, rainforest ec] | Sornce ‘identifying science classroom/laboratory equipment ‘Asking abou! equipment needed to do a science procedure ‘idenifying steps of he scientific method “denifying key erm fo describe the universe, solo system, & spoce ‘exploration + Identifying occupations * Siting work experience {including length of time in on occupation) during @ job interview ‘Talking about occupation during socil conversotion + Expressing jeb aspirations identifying ob sls & work activites ‘nical esi ing on iri nln lenght in] + Idenifying types of job adverisements (help wanted signs, job notices, eufedoa | eh ‘+ inferpeting ebbreviotions in job cdkertiements ‘ idenifying each step in a job-search process ‘Identfying workplace locations, furniture, equipment, & personnel *Idenifying common office tasks ‘Asking the location of « coworker ‘Fngaging in smol-tok with coworkers ‘denying common office supplies “Making requests af work ‘Repeating fo confirm understanding of requestor insrucion + ideniying factory locations, equipment, & personnel * Asking te location of worglee daperinent &pescnel eon nes ‘os anew employee + Asking abou the locaton & aetivities of o coworker ‘ dentfying constuction site mochinery, equipment, ond building materials ‘Asking @ coworker for a workplace im + Warming a coworker of safely hazard ‘Asking whether there isa sufficient supply of workplace moterials idenifying job safety equipment ‘Injerreting warning signs af work ‘Reminding someone fo use safely equipment + Asking the locolion of emergency equipment at work Re lig owt dir perf hod hecenmonty “Teling shou schoo otended, wher, shen: & sbjoe shad «Describing @ schoo ‘Comparing school in diferent counties “Teling obou (ovr school abject “eling abou extocuicdar aces * Comporing exracurcular aces In erent counties Describing mah educovon “Teling abou something bought on sole *Resgorehing & shoring ieformationcbout popullonsoiates using pereens books atthe ng nevapabaia roaches re “Telng abou use offen! types of ACen eo eouet Deseabing the geography of your county Descbing posoohcal cree experienc © Helen is Jack's @ Wakteris Jack’s —_. © Jack is Helen and Walter's @ Linda is Helen and Walter's. Frank is Jack's (ayn lect ee Tell about your relatives: What are their names? Where do they ive? Draw your family tree and tell about it.SSROOM ACTIONS Say your name. ‘Open your book. 1 2 Repeat your name. 12 Read page ten. 22 Bring in your homework. 3 Spell your name. 413 Study page ten. 23 Go over the answers. 4 Print your name. 414 Close your book. 24 Correct your mistakes. 5 Sign your name. 45 Put away your book. 25 Hand in your homework. 6 Stand up, 46 Raise your hand. 26 Share a book. 7 Goto the board. 17 Ask a question. 27 Discuss the question. 8 Write on the board. 18 Listen to the question. 28 Help each other. 9 Erase the board. 19 Answer the question. 29 Work together. 40 Sit down./Take your seat. 20 Listen to the answer. 30 Share with the class.Who is she? fe! 31 Look in the dictionary. 32 Look up a word. 33 Pronounce the word, 34 Read the definition 35 Copy the word. ‘aunt daughter 36 Work alone./Do your own work. 37 Work with a partner. 38 Break up into small groups. 39 Work in a group. 40 Work as a class. You're the teacher! Give instructions to your students! ® wite sister BA &), “dictionary. in Look the: Lookin the dictio 41 Lower the shades. 51 42 Turn off the lights. 52 43 Look at the screen. 53 44 Take notes. 45 Tum on the lights. 46 Take out a piece of paper. 47 Pass out the tests. 48 Answer the questions. 49 Check your answers. 50 Collect the tests. 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 Choose the correct answer. Circle the correct answer. Fill in the blank. Mark the answer sheet. / Bubble the answer. Match the words. Underline the word. Cross out the word. Unscramble the word. Put the words in order. Write ona separate sheet of paper.Liisa OTIULLe) Sy 1 above 5 next to 8 to the left of 10 in 2 below 9 to the right of 6 on 11 between 3 infront of 7 under 4 behind a A. Where's the dictionary? B. The dictionary is between the globe and the pencil sharpener. [1-10] ‘A. Where's the clock? B. The clock is above the bulletin board. Tell about the classroom on page 4. Use the prepositions In this lesson, Tell about your classroom,EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES t 1 get up 6 wash my? face 11 get undressed 15 make breakfast 2 take a shower 7 put on makeup 12 take a bath 16 make lunch 3 brush my* teeth 8 brush my* 13 gotobed 17 cook/make dinner 4 shave 2 comb my* hair 14 sleep 18 eat/have breakfast 5 get dressed 10 make the bed 19 eat/have lunch Renters ee 20 eat/have dinner A ‘A. What do you do every day? B. | get up, | take a shower, and | brush my teeth. i A. What does he do every day? ‘A. What does she do every day? ‘What do you do every day? Make a list. B. He’ she __, BeShea a miershe a) Sis : ore < Interview some friends and tell about their everyday activities.1 clean the apartment/ clean the house 2 wash the dishes 3 do the laundry 4 iron 13 work 14 leave work 15 goto the store 16 come home/get home 5 feed the baby 6 feed the cat 7 walk the dog 8 study 9 goto work 10 go to school ‘1 drive to work 42 take the bus to school A, Hello. This is What are you doing? B. Im A. I'm. ing. Jing. How about you? A. Hello, What are you doing? B. I'm cleaning the apartment. A. Ave you going to soon? What are you going to do tomorrow? B. Yes. im going to____ina Make list of everything you are ttle while, going to do.BSUS ACTIVITIES 8 4 watch TV 5 read the newspaper 9 play the guitar 13 plant flowers 2 listen to the radio 6 play 10 practice the plano 14 use the computer 3 listen to music 7 play cards 11 exercise 45 write a letter 4 read a book 8 play basketball 42 swim 16 relax ‘A. Hi, What are you doing? B. I'm watching TV. A Hi, Are you ‘A. What's your {husband/wife/son’ What leisure activities do you like to do? ing? deughter/ ing? B. No, Imnot. I'm ai What do your family members and in BL He's/She's in i y " S # ‘fiends like to-do?9 Good-bye./Bye. 10 Good night. 11 See you later./ See you soon. |Introducing Yourself and Others 12 Hello. Mynameis......../ 16 Excuse me. 20 | don’t understand. / Hi, I'm 17 May | ask a question? Sorry. I don’t understand. 13. Nice to meet you. 48 Thank you./Thanks. 21 Can you please repeat that?/ 14 Nice to meet you, too. Noa Youre welcome Can you please say that again? 15 I'd like to introduce af 22 Hello. This is . May | please This is speak to 23 Yes. Hold on a moment. 24 I'm sorry. isn’t here right now. Practice conversations with other students. Use all the expressions on pages 12 and 13.14 Bee i eae TS Weather 1 sunny 7 windy 43 sleeting 2 cloudy 8 humid/muggy 14 lightning 3 clear 9 raining 15 thunderstorm 4 hazy 10 drizzling 16 snowstorm 5 foggy 11. snowing 17 dust storm 6 smoggy 42 hailing 18 heat wave Temperature 19 thermometer 20 Fahrenheit 24 Centigrade/ Celsius 22 hot 23 warm 24 cool 25 cold 26 freezing (1-13) i413] 20-26) ‘A. What's the weather like? ‘A. What's the weather forecast? A. B. k's B. There's going to be _'sl_/ a_li5-18 8. A B. What's the weather like today? What's the temperature? What's the weather forecast for tamorrow? How's the weather? It's _ 122-26) What's the temperature? It's...degrees _ (20-21)NUMBERS Cardinal Numbers 0 zero 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 101 one hundred (and) one 1 one 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 102 one hundred (and) two 2 two 13 thirteen 30 thirty 1,000 one thousand 3 three 14 fourteen 40 forty 10,000 ten thousand 4 four 15 fifteen 50 fifty 100,000 one hundred thousand 5 five 16 sixteen 60 sixty 4,000,000 one million 6 six 17 seventeen 70 seventy 4,000,000,000 one billion 7 seven 18 eighteen 80 eighty 8 eight 19 nineteen 90 ninety 9 nine 20 twenty 100 one hundred 10 ten ‘A. How many people are Pen old ogee there in your family? I'm years old Ordinal Numbers ‘Ast first ‘11th eleventh ‘21st twenty-first 101st one hundred (and) first 2nd second 12th twelfth 22nd twenty-second 102nd one hundred (and) second 3rd third 43th thirteenth 30th thirtieth AloGci cates 4th fourth 14th fourteenth 40th fortieth 10 000th ten thousarcihy Sth fifth, 15th fifteenth 50th fiftieth 100,000th one hundred thousandth (6th sixth 16th sixteenth 60th sixtieth 7th seventh ‘17th seventeenth 70th seventieth ee ee 8th eighth 48th eighteenth 80th eightioth ia ‘9th ninth 19th nineteenth 90th ninetieth 40th tenth 20th twentieth 100th one hundredth A. |s this your first trip to A. What floor do you live on? fi ‘our country? B. I live on the floor. B. No, It's my trip. How many students are there in your class? in elementary school? (My first-grade teacher wes Ms./Mrs /Mr...) How many people are there in your country?a tS two o'clock two fifteen/ two thirty/ two forty-five/ a quarter after two half past two a quarter to three two twenty/ two forty/ two fifty-five/ twenty after two ‘twenty to three five to three ‘A. What time does the movie begin? B. At A. What time is it? B. It's noon/ midnight/ twelve noon twelve midnight eben does:the.valn A. What time will we arrive? leave? B. At So Tell about your deily schedule: Tell about the use of time in diferent cultures or countries you know: What do you do? When’ Do people arrive on time for work? appointments? parties? (get up at. fies Do trains and buses operate exactly on schedule? Do movies and sports events begin on time? Do workplaces use time clocks or timesheets to record employees’ work hours? Do you usually have enough time to do things, or do you "run out of time”? Tell about it.7 Coins Name Value Written as: 1 penny one cent te $.01 2 nickel five cents Be $.05 3 dime ten cents 10¢ $.10 4 quarter twenty-five cents 25¢ $.25 5 half dollar fifty cents 50¢ $.50 6 silver dollar one dollar $1.00 A. How much isa penny worth? B. Apenny is worth ‘one cent. A. Soda costs ninety-five cents. Do you have enough change? B. Yes. Ihave a/two/three __(s) and Name We sometimes say: Value Written as: 7 (one-) dollar bill aone one dollar $ 1.00 8 five-dollar bill afive five dollars $ 5.00 9 ten-dollar bill aten ten dollars $ 10.00 10 twenty-dollar bill a twenty twenty dollars $ 20.00 11 fifty-dollar bill a fifty fifty dollars $ 50.00, 12 (one-) hundred dollar bill a hundred one hundred dollars $100.00 A. Can you change a five-dollar bill/a five? B. Yes. Ihave five one-dollar bills/ I'm going to the supermarket Do you have any cash? . Ihave a twenty-dollar bill . Twenty dollars is enough. Thanks. We say: Tell about some things you usually buy. 2 dollar and thirty cents What do they cost? 2 dollar thirty Name and describe the coins and curreney in your $2.50 two dollars and fifty cents piaiabag telecine ‘ ie wry. What are they worth in US. dollars? $56.49 fifty-six dollars and forty-nine cents fiftysix fory-nineate) THE CALENDAR ee | COMAT | ( o ae | G AGS) CLS @ Nov_] @) pse | Se aK Ce SoS See 43 ‘JAN , 3 Days of the Week Months of the Year 4 year 6 Sunday 43 January 49 July 25 January 3, 2012 2 month 7 Monday 14 February 20 August January third, two 3 week 8 Tuesday 45 March 21 September ‘thousand twelve 4 day 9 Wednesday 16 April 22 October 26 birthday 5 weekend 10 Thursday 17 May 23 November 27 anniversary 11 Friday 18 June 24 December 28 appointment 12 Saturday (13-24) A. What month is it? eaten [o-12) A. What day is it? B. It's ‘A. What year is it? B. It’s 26-28] = A. What's today’s date? ‘A. When is your 2 It's B. It’son ‘Which days of the week do you {G0 to work/school? (( ge to work/school on What is your date of birth? What's your favorite day of the week? ilwestomn on.../nomth day. year.) Why? ) What's your favorite month of the \Whet do you do on the weekend? year? Why?ate 13) 14) 15) 16) "| 18) 20 2i| 22) 23 4 25 | 27) 28; 29) 30) 1 yesterday 8 yesterdaymorning «16 tomorrowmorning «23 once aweek Seasons 2 today 9 yesterday afternoon 17 tomorrow afternoon 24 twiceaweek 27 spring 3 tomorrow 10 yesterdayevening «18 tomorrowevening 25 threetimesa_ 28 summer 11 last night 19 tomorrow night week 29 fall/ 4 morning 26 every day autumn 5 afternoon 12 this morning 20 last week 30 winter 6 evening 13 this afternoon 24 this week 7 night 14 this evening 22 next week 45 tonight What did you do yesterday morning/ What did you do last How many times a week do you have English afternoon/evening? week? class?/go to the supermarket? /exercise? ‘What did you do last night? What are your plans for What's your favorite season? Why? What are you going to do tomorrow momingy "eek afternoon/evening/ night?4 apartment building 2 house 3 duplex/two-family house 4 townhouse/townhome 41) ‘A. Town Taxi Company. B. Hello. Please send a taxi to laciess) A, Isthat a house or an apartment building? B. i'sa/an " A, Allright. We'll be there right away. 5 condominium/condo 9 shelter 13 the city 6 dormitory/dorm 10 farm 14 the suburbs 7 mobile home 11 ranch 45 the country 8 nursing home in_[13. 142] A. Thisis the Emergency Operator. B. Please send an ambulance to (adcress) A, Isthate private home? 8. It'sa/an ‘A, What's your name and telephone number? 8 12 houseboat ‘A. Where do you live? in a/an 9) B. I lived on a_110-12) 16 a town/village Tell about people you know and where they live, Discuss: ‘Who lives in dormitories? ‘Who lives in nursing homes? Who lives in shelters? Why?THE LIVING ROOM 1 bookcase 9 VCR/video cassette 16 speaker 24 lamp 2 picture/photograph recorder 17 stereo system 25 lampshade 3 painting 10 wall 48 magazine holder 26 end table 4 mantel 11 ceiling 19 (throw) pillow 27 floor 5 fireplace 12 drapes 20 sofa/couch 28 floor lamp 6 fireplace screen 13 window 21 plant 29 armchair 7 DVD player 14 loveseat 22 coffee table 8 television/TV 45. wall unit 23 rug A. Where are you? B. I'min the living room. ‘A. What are you doing? B. I'm dusting* the bookcase. * dusting/cleaning Youhave avery nicelving room! A. Uh.ohl Lust piled coffee on Tell about your living room Thank you your {in ry iving room there's Your —__ is/are beautiful 8. That's okay, Don't worry about it ‘Thank you for saying so. @>ro>x wovoun A B, THE DINING ROOM (dining room) table 410 chandelier 19 platter 27 knife (dining room) chair 11 china cabinet 20 butter dish 28 spoon buffet 12 china 24 salt shaker 29 bow! tray 13 salad bowl 22 pepper shaker 30 mug teapot 14 serving bow! 23 tablecloth 31 glass coffee pot 415 serving dish 24 napkin 32 cup sugar bowl 16 vase 25 fork 33 saucer creamer 17 candle 26 plate pitcher 48 candlestick A. This dining room table is very nice. B. Thank you. It was a gift from my grandmother* *grendmother/grandfather/aunt/uncle/ [Ina storel [athomel Tell about your dining room. May |help you? A, Lookatthis old _____I just bought!__(In my dining room there's Yes, please, Do youhave st B. Where did you buy it? : ) Yes, _s* are right over there. A. Ata yard sale. How do you like i? Thank you. 8. it’s very unusvell "With 12, us the singular1 bed 8 electric blanket 2 headboard 9 dust ruffle 3 pillow 40 bedspread 4 pillowcase 11 comforter/ quilt 5 fitted sheet 12 carpet 6 (flat) sheet 13 chest (of drawers) 7 blanket 14 blinds {ina store] A. Excuse me. I'm looking for A afen * 3. Wehave soma very nice 5, 8 and they/re all on sale this week! a A. Oh, good! 8 * Wah 148 15, ee: Excuse me, tm looking fr. 15 curtains 21 jewelry box 16 lamp 22 dresser/bureau 17 alarm clock 23 mattress 18 clock radio 24 box spring 49 night table/nightstand 25 bed frame 20 mirror ‘A. Ooh! Look at that big bug! B. Where? A. 8 It's on the bed! . LL get it. {in a bedroom} Tell about your bedroom. ‘Qh, no! I just lost my (in my bedroom there's. ) contact lens! Where? I think ifs on the Hlhelp you look.THE KITCHEN 1 refrigerator 410 dishwashing liquid 19 blender 28 coffeemaker 2 freezer 11 faucet 20 toaster oven 29 trash compactor 3 garbage pail 12 (kitchen) sink 24 microwave (oven) 30 cutting board 4 (electric) mixer 13 dishwasher 22 potholder 31 cookbook 5 cabinet 14 (garbage) disposal 23 teakettle 32 food processor 6 paper towel holder 15 dish towel 24 stove/range 33 kitchen chair 7 canister rack/dish drainer 25 burner 34 kitchen table 8 (kitchen) counter spice rack 26 oven 35 placemat 9 dishwasher detergent 18 (electric) can opener _—27 toaster. A. | think we need a new refrigerator. B. I think you're right. lin a store] {In a kitchen} Tell about your kitchen A. Excuse me. Are yours ‘A. When did you get this/these {in my kitchen there’s ) sill on sale? new (5)? B. Yes, they are, They'e twenty 8. I gotit/them last week percent offTHE BABY’S ROOM aVouauna > teddy bear 9 changing pad 17 rattle 25 booster seat baby monitor/intercom 10 diaper pail 18 walker 26 baby seat chest (of drawers) 11 night light 19 cradle 27 high chair crib 12 toy chest 20 stroller 28 portable crib crib bumper/bumper pad 13 stuffed animal 21 baby carriage 29 potty mobile 14 doll 22 car seat/safety seat 30 baby frontpack changing table 45 swing 23 baby carrier 31 baby backpack stretch suit 16 playpen 24 food warmer ‘A. Thank you for the teddy bear. It’s a very nice gift. B. You're welcome. Tell me, when are you due? A. Ina few more weeks. That's a very nice. ‘A. Do you have everything youneed Tell about your country: Where diel you get it? before the aby comes? What things do people buy for a new baby? teas 9 af from as 8. Almost everything, We're stil Does a new baby sleep in 2 separate room locking for a/an ‘and a/an asin the United States?HE BATHROOM 1 wastebasket 10 cup 19 hand towel 28 shower 2 vanity 11 toothbrush 20 washcloth/facecloth 29 shower head 3 soap 12 toothbrush holder 24 towel rack 30 shower curtain 4 soap dish 43 electric toothbrush 22 plunger 31 bathtub/tub 5 soap dispenser 14 hair dryer 23 toilet brush 32 rubber mat 6 (bathroom) sink 45 shelf 24 toilet paper 33 drain 7 faucet 16 hamper 25 air freshener 34 sponge 8 medicine cabinet 17 fen 26 toilet 35 bath mat 9 mirror 18 bath towel 27 toilet seat 36 scale Hf A. Where's the hair dryer? A. Where's the soap? A. Where's the plunger? B. It's on the vanity. B. It's inthe soap dish. B. It's next to the toilet brush. A. [Knock. Knock] Did leave A, Bobby? You didn't clean up the Tell about your bathroom my glasses in there? bathroom! There's toothpaste on the (ln my bathroom there's nese) Yes. They're on/in/next to and there's powder ell over the the ! 8. Sorry, Hl clean it up right away.Front Yard Backyard apo lamppost 9 (front) light 17 lawn chair 25 patio mailbox 10 window lawnmower 26 gutter front walk 11 (window) screen tool shed 27 drainpipe front steps 12 shutter screen door 28 satellite dish (front) porch 13 roof 21 back door 29 TV antenna storm door 14 garage door knob 30 chimney front door 15 garage door deck 31 side door doorbell 16 driveway 24 barbecue/(outdoor) grill 32 fence A. When are you going to repair the lamppost? B. I'm going to repair it next Saturday. [On the telephone] [At work on Monday morning Do youlhe terenaietninas?. Harry's Home Repairs. ‘A. What did you do this weekend? What things can you repair your Hello. Do you fix Se Nothing mach repeed ry. What things can’t you repair? Wi No, we don't and my repairs ther? ‘Oh, okay. Thank youLooking for an Apartment Moving In 14 first floor 21 balcony 41 apartment ads/ 8 moving truck/ 15 second floor 22 courtyard classified ads moving van 16 third floor 23 parking lot 2 apartment listings 9 neighbor 17 fourth floor 24 parking space 3 vacancy sign 10 building manager 18 root 25 swimming pool 11 doorman 19 fire escape 26 whirlpool signing a Lease j Signing 2 key 20 parking garage —-27 trash bin 4 tenant Pare : 13 lod 28 air conditioner 5 landlord 6 lease 7 security depositp — Lobby Doorway Hallway Basement 29 intercom/speaker 34 peephole 38 fire exit/ 43 storage room 30 buzzer 35 (door) chain emergency stairway 44 storage locker 31 mailbox 36 dead-bolt lock 39 fire alarm 45 laundry room 32 elevator 37 smoke detector 40 sprinkler system 46 security gate BScervay 41 superintendent 42. garbage chute/ trash chute 119-46] A. Is there a fire escape? B. Yes, there is. Do you want to see the apartment? A. Yes, Ido, Yes, it does. 19-46] ‘Do you or someone you know live in an iRenting an apartment {On the telephona} apartment building? Tell about it A. Let me show you around. A. Mom and Dad? | found an apartment. 3. Okey 3. Good. Tellus about it A. Thisis the vad A. Ithas a/an and/an here's the B. That's nice. Does it have a/an Aplumber The bathtub is leaking. The sink is clogged. The hot water heater isn’t working. The tollet is broken. roofer The roofs leaking, soo m oo So (house) painter The paint is peeling. The wall is cracked cable TV company The cable TV isn’t working. appliance repairperson The stove isn’t working. The refrigerator is broken. F exterminator/ pest control specialist 11 There are the kitchen. a termites fleas ants bees cockroaches rats oo enn oG locksmith | chimneysweep K carpenter 12 The lock is broken. 16 The chimney is dirty. 18 The steps are broken. 19 The door doesn’t open. H electrician J home repairperson/ 13 The front light doesn’t go on. “handyman” L heating and air conditioning service 414 The doorbell doesn’t ring. 17 The tiles in the 20 The heating system is broken. 15 The power is out in the bathroom are loose. 21 The air conditioning isn’t working. living room. ‘A. What's the matter? Bp itil A. I think we should call a/an —_JA-U 21) Au) What do you do when there are problems in your home? Do you fix things yourself, or do you call someone? A. I'mhaving a problem in my apartment/house, A. Can you recommend a good B. What's the problam? 2 A, . B. Yes. You should callCLEANING YOUR HOME ak A. sweep the floor 1 broom 9 (dust) mop/ 17 floor wax B vacuum 2 dustpan (dry) mop 418 furniture polish C mop the floor 3 whisk broom 10 (sponge) mop 19 cleanser D wash the windows 4 carpet sweeper 11 (wet) mop 20 scrub brush E dust 5 vacuum (cleaner) 12 paper towels 21 sponge F wax the floor 6 vacuum cleaner 13 window cleaner 22 bucket/pail G polish the furniture attachments 14 ammonia 23 trash can/ Aeisan the bathroani 7 vacuum cleaner bag 15 dust cloth garbage can | take out the garbage 8 hand vacuum 16 feather duster 24 recycling bin & iat (1-24) = A. What are you doing? A. I can't find the broom. B. I'm sweeping the floor. B. Look over there! (1-12, 15, 16, 20-24] 13, 14, 17-19] ‘What household cleaning chores ‘A. Excuse me, Doyou sell (A. Excuseme. Doyousell___? _ dopeople doin your home? 8. Yes. They're atthe backofthe store. 8. Yes. I's atthe back ofthe store. potas eee ] A. Thanks. A. Thanks6 tape measure 14 fuses 21 paint 15 oil 22 paint thinner 16 glue 23 paintbrush/brush 17 work gloves 24 paint pan 18 bug spray/insect spray 25 paint roller 19 roach killer 26 spray gun lightbulbs/bulbs 20 sandpaper ‘A. I'm going to the hardware store. A. I'm Can you think of anything we need? B. Yes. We need a/an B, Yes. Weneod A. Ican't find the yardstick! B. Look in the utility cabinet. A. Idid. B. Oh! Wait a minute! | lent the yardstick to the neighbors. 19-22] ‘What home supplies do you have? 19 to the hardware store. How and when do you use each Can you think of anything we need? one? A. Oh, that’s right. ‘A. Oh, that's right.a — ary ee HARDWARE 1 hammer 9 wrench 16 pliers 23 router 2 mallet 10 monkey wrench/ 17 toolbox 24 wire 3 ax pipe wrench 18 plane 25 nail 4 saw/handsaw 11 chisel 49 electric drill 26 washer 5 hacksaw 12 scraper 20 (drill) bit 27 nut 6 level 13 wire stripper 24 circular saw/ 28 wood screw 7 screwdriver 14 hand drill power saw 29 machine screw 8 Phillips screwdriver 15 vise 22 power sander 30 bolt <= " A. Can | borrow your hammer? 7 6 B. Sure, oo | A. Thanks. q * With 25-30, use: Could | borrow some 11-18, 17-24) (16, 25-30] Do you like to work with tools? A. Where's the 2 ‘A, Where are the 2 What tools do you have in your B. Irs on/next to/near/over/under _B. They're on/next to/near/over/under home? the theA mow the lawn B plant vegetables C plant flowers D water the flowers E rake leaves F trim the hedge G prune the bushes H weed [AHI | | 4 lawnmower 8 wheelbarrow 15 leaf blower 2 gas can 9 fertilizer 16 yard waste bag 3 line trimmer 10 (garden) hose 17 (hedge) clippers 4 shovel 11 nozzle 18 hedge trimmer 5 vegetable seeds 12 sprinkler 419 pruning shears 6 hoe 13 watering can 20 weeder 7 trowel 14 rake WH A. Hil Are you busy? B. Yes. I'm mowing the lawn, (1-20) ‘A. What are you looking for? B. The lawnmower. (1-20) Do you ever work with any of ‘A. What are you going to do tomorrow? Ci "an | borrow your —_? these tools? Which ones? What 8. I'm goi B. Sure, do you do with them?18 coffee shop 414 computer store 415 convenience store 16 copy center47 delicatessen/deli 24 drug store/pharmacy 25 flower shop/florist 48 department store 22 electronics store 26 furniture store 49 discount store 23 eye-care center/optician 27 gas station/service station 20 donut shop 24 fast-food restaurant 28 grocery store ‘A. Where are you going? B. I'm going to the bakery. A. Oh,no! e B. Did you —. How about you? A. Maybe | did B. I'm going to the my wallet/pursel Which of these places are in your he 2 neighborhood? (in my neighborhood there's a/an4 hair salon 5 hotel 9 library 13 music store 2 hardware store 6 ice cream shop 410 maternity shop 14 nail salon 3 health club 7 jewelry store 11 motel 15 park 4 hospital 8 laundromat 12 movie theater 416 pet shop/pet store17 photo shop 21 school 25 toy store 18 pizza shop 22 shoe store 26 train station 19 post office 23 (shopping) mall 27 travel agency 20 restaurant, 24 supermarket 28 video store ‘A. Where's the hair salon? B, It's right over there. Is there a/an nearby? A. Excuse me. Where's the 2 Wich of these places are in your Yes. There's a/an_____ B. t's dawn the street, next to the neighborhood? (Inmy neighborhood there's a/an ieee => around the corner. ‘A. Thank you. Thanks >1 courthouse 7 city hall 2 taxi/cab/taxicab 8 fire alarm box 3 taxi stand 9 mailbox 4 taxi driver/cab driver 10 sewer 5 fire hydrant 11 police station 6 trash container 12 jail 13 sidewalk 14 street 15 street light 416 parking lot 47 meter maid 48 parking meter 19 garbage truck 20 subway 24. subway station22 newsstand 27 pedestrian 32 bus stop 37 street sign 23 traffic light / 28 ice cream truck 33 bus 38 manhole traffic signal 29 curb 34 bus driver 39 motorcycle 24 intersection 30 parking garage 35 office building 40 street vendor 25 police officer 31 fire station 36 public telephone 41 drive-through window 26 crosswalk A. Where's the 2 B. On/In/Next to/Between/ Across from/ In front of/Behind/Under/Over the ___. Go to an intersection in your city or town. What do you see? Make a lst. Then tell about it. [An Election Speech] fam elected mayor, I'l take care of all the problems in our city. We need to do something about our 5, We also need to do something about our s. And look at our | We Reauwy need to do something ‘about 1HeMl We need a new mayor wha can solve these problems. ffl am elected mayor, we'llbe proud of our s 's,and s ‘again! Vote for mel4 child-children 2 baby/infant 3 toddler 4 boy 5 girl 6 teenager 7 adult 8 man-men 9 woman-women 40 senior citizen/elderly person age 44 young 12 middle-aged 18 old/elderly height 14 tall 45 average height 416 short weight 17 heavy 48 average weight 19 thin/slim 20 pregnant 21 physically challenged 22 vision impaired 23 hearing impairedDescribing Hair 24 long 27 straight 25 shoulder length 28 wavy 26 short 29 curly Tell me about your brother. A 2> brown hair. Can you describe the person? He's a tall thin middle-aged man. Anything else? Yes. He's bald, and he has a mustache. pop Tell about yourselt Tell about people in your emily Tell about your favorite actor or actress or other famous person. He's a tall heavy boy with short curly B. D> D> 30 black 35 bald 31 brown 32 blond 36 beard 33 red 37 mustache 34 gray What does your new boss look like? She's average height, and she has long straight black hair. Can you describe your grandmother? She's a short thin elderly person with long wavy gray hair. Anything else? Yes. She's hearing impaired.44 DESCRIBING PEOPLE AND THINGS 3-4 young - old 5-6 tall short 7-8 long - short 9-10 large/big - small/little 11-12 fast - slow 13-14 heavy/fat -thin/skinny 15-16 heavy —light 47-18 straight — crooked 419-20 straight - curly 21-22 wide ~ narrow 23-24 thick ~ thin 25-26 27-28 29-30 31-32 33-34 35-36 37-38 39-40 41-42 43-44 45-46 47-48 high - low loose - tight good - bad hot ~ cold neat ~ messy clean — dirty soft — hard easy - difficult/hard smooth - rough noisy/loud ~ quiet married ~ single49-50 rich/wealthy - poor 51-52. pretty/beautiful - ugly 53-54 handsome - ugly 55-56 wet-dry 57-58 open- closed 59-60 full- empty 4-2 Isyour car 3-4 Ishe 5-6 Is yoursister 7-8 Ishishair 9410. Is their dog 11-12 Is the train 13-14 Is your friend 15-46 Is the box 47-18 Isthe road 19-20 Isher hair 21-22 Isthetie 23-24 Isthelline 25-26 Is the room 27-28 \sthe bridge 29-30 Are the pants 2 31-32 Are your neighbor's children 33-34 Is the water 2 35-36 Is your desk 2 A, Tell me about your... B. He's/She's/l's/They'e A. Do you have a/an B, No. {have a/an 61-62. expensive ~ cheap/inexpensive 63-64 fancy — plain 65-66. shiny - dull 67-68 sharp - dull 69-70 comfortable - uncomfortable 71-72. honest ~ dishonest (1-2) A. Is your car new? B. No. It’s old. Are the windows Is the mattress Is the homework Is your skin Is your neighbor 2 47-48. |s your sister 2 49-50 Is your uncle 2 51-52 lsthe witch 2 53-54 Is the pirate 2 55-56 Are the clothes 2 57-58 Isthe door 2 59-60 Is the pitcher 2 61-62 Is that restaurant, 2 63-64 Isthe dress ? 65-66 Is your kitehen floor 2 67-68 sth knife 69-70 Isthe chair : N32 Ishe 2 Describe yourself Describe « person you know. Describe some things in your home. Describe some things in your community.4 tired 5 hot 6 cold 7 hungry & thirsty 9 full 410 happy ‘11 sad/unhappy 12 miserable 13 excited 14 disappointed 45 upset 46 annoyed29 proud 17 angry/mad 24 surprised 25 nervous 18 furious 22 shocked 26 worried 30 embarrassed 19 disgusted 23 lonely 27 scared/atraid 31 jealous 20 frustrated 24 homesick 28 bored 32 confused A. Are you i | B. No. Why do you ask? Do! Look } A. Yes. You do. A. You look B. lam. I'm very What do you de when you feel nervous? annoyed? What makes you happy? sad? mad? Do you ever feel embarrassed? When?FRUITS 4 apple 7 apricot 14 avocado 20 lemon 27 dates 2 peach 8 nectarine 15 cantaloupe 24 lime 28 raisins 3 pear 9 kiwi 16 honeydew (melon) 22 orange 29 nuts 4 banana 40 papaya 417 watermelon 23 tangerine 30 raspber 5 plantain 11 mango 48 pineapple 24 grapes 31 blueberri 6 plum 12 fig 19 grapefruit 25 cherries 32 strawberries 13 coconut 26 prunes [24-32] A. These grapes are delicious! Where did you get them? B. At Franny’s Fruit Stand. (1-23) A. This apple is delicious! Where did you get it? B. At Sam's Supermarket. ‘A. Fmbhungry. Do we have any fruit? A, Do we have any more st Whatare your favorite fruits? B. Yes, We have. stand —_B, No. Illgetsome more when igo Which fruits don't you like? st to the supermarket. Which ofthese fruits grove where you live? + wn 15-19, We 15-19 ue P - Wehave a Deva nave aj more? Name and describe other fruits you know.ici arth) 49 4 celery 41. bok choy 21 brussels sprout 31 green pepper/ 2 com 12 zucchini 22 cucumber sweet pepper 3 broccoli 413 acorn squash 23 tomato 32 red pepper 4 cauliflower 14 butternut squash 24 carrot 33 jalapefio (pepper) 5 spinach 15 garlic 25 radish 34 chili pepper 6 parsley 16 pea 26 mushroom 35 beet 7 asparagus 17 string bean/green bean 27 artichoke 36 onion 8 eggplant 48 lima bean 28 potato 37 seallion/green onion 9 lettuce 49 black bean 29 sweet potato 38 turnip 10 cabbage 20 kidney bean 30 yam A. What do we need from the supermarket? B. We need celery* and peas.* "15 116-38 ‘A. How do you like the ‘A. Bobby? Finish your vegetables! Which vegetables do you lke? _{1-15]_+_[16-38] _s7 B. But you know | hate Which vegetables don’t you like? B. Its/They'e delicious. 1=15]_/_[16-38] 51 Which of these vegetables arow where you live? A, Iknow. But i's/they're good for you! eZ ee Name and describe other vegetables you know.Nouswnag > >2 jeat Poultry Seafood steak 8 tripe 15 chicken FisH SHELLFISH ground beef 9 liver 16 chicken breasts 22 salmon 29 shrimp stewing beef 10 pork 17 chicken legs/ 23 halibut 30 scallops roast beef 11 pork chops drumsticks 24 haddock 34 crabs ribs 12 sausages 18 chicken wings 25 flounder 32 clams leg of lamb 13 ham 19 chicken thighs 26 trout 33 mussels lamb chops 14 bacon 20 turkey 27 catfish 34 oysters 21 duck 28 filet of sole 35 lobster — ‘ A. I'm going to the supermarket. What do we need? B. Please get some steak. A. Steak? Allright. Excuse me. Where can I find 2 A. This/These looks/ De you eat meat, poultry, er seafood? Leek (ashe! Satoh look very freshi Which of these foods do you like? is B Lets getsomefordinner. Which of these foods are popular in your country?DAIRY PRODUCTS, JUICES, AND BEVERAGES 1 Dairy Products Juices Beverages 4 milk 8 margarine 15 apple juice 23 soda 2 low-fat milk 9 sourcream 16 pineapple juice 24 diet soda 3. skim milk 10 creamcheese 17 grapefruitjuice 25 bottled water 4 chocolate milk 11. cottage cheese 18 tomato juice 5 orange juice” 12 yogurt 19. grape juice corona len 6 cheese 18 tofu" 20 fruit punch meiaoe aie FP Gutiee aacach eagics cole 27 decaffeinated 30 herbal tea coffee/decaf 31 cocoa/ * Orange juice and tofu are not dairy products, 22 POwdereddrink 95 i otto hot chocolate but they're uaualy found in she section mix hee ‘A. I'm going to the supermarket to get some milk. Do we need anything else? B. Yes. Please get some apple juice. ‘A, Excuse me, Where can I find 2A Look! is/are on sale Which of these foods do you like? B. Look in the Section, this week! é ‘A. Thanks. Bt ave get cornel Which of these foods are good for you? ‘Which brands of these foods do you buy?Deli Frozen Foods ‘Snack Foods 1 roast beef 7 pastrami 13 potato salad 18 ice cream 23 potato chips 2 bologna & Swiss cheese 14 cole slaw 19 frozen vegetables 24 tortilla chips 3 salami 9 provolone 45 macaroni salad 20 frozen dinners 25 pretzels 4 ham 40 American cheese 16 pasta salad 21 frozen lemonade 26 nuts 5 turkey 11. mozzarella 47 seafood salad 22 frozen orange juice 27 popcorn 6 cornedbeef 12 cheddar cheese A. Should we get some roast beef? B. Good idea. And let's get some potato salad. 1-471 1-27) What kinds of snack foods are popular in your ‘A. May help you? A. Excuse me. Where is/are 2 country? B, Yes, please. Idlike B. ’s/They're in the Section, ‘Are froven foods commen in your country? What some: kinds of foods are in the Frozen Foods Section?GROCERIES x} Packaged Goods Canned Goods Condiments Baked Goods 4 cereal 8 soup 15 ketchup 23 soy sauce 30 bread 2 cookies 9 tuna (fish) 16 mustard — 24 mayonnaise 31 rolls 3 crackers 40 (canned) vegetables 17 relish 25 (cooking) oil 32 English muffins. 4 macaroni 44 (canned) fruit 18 pickles 26 olive oil 33 pita bread 5 noodles 19 olives 27 salsa 34 cake 6 spaghetti Gemeend Jellies 20 salt 28 vinegar : 7 rice eo 21 pepper 29 saladdressing Baking Products 13 jelly 22 spices 35 flour 14 peanut butter 36 sugar 37 cake mix — _ + A. | got cereal and soup. What else is on the shopping list? - B. Ketchup and bread. A. Excuse me. Im looking A. Pardon me. lm looking Which ofthese food do you lke? eae — B. It’s/They're next to the B. It'e/They're between the RRS cn it Bea ace aye and theor Cy Paper Products Household Items Baby Products Pet Food 4 napki 8 sandwich bags 15 baby cereal 20 cat food 2 paper cups 9 trash bags 16 baby food 21. dog food 3 tissues 10 soap 17 formula 4 straws 11 liquid soap 18 wipes 5 paper plates 12 aluminum foil 19 (disposable) diapers 6 paper towels 13 plastic wrap 7 toilet paper 14 waxed paper ‘A. Excuse me. Where can I find napkins? B. Napkins? Look in Aisle 4 17, 10-17, 20, 21 (1-6,8,9, 18,19] What do you need from the supermarket? A, We forgot to get ' A, We forgot to get 1 Make a complete shopping ist B. ili getit. Where ist? 8. Illget them. Where are they? A, t's in Aisle A. They'e in AisleBe a be} 4 aisle 8 shopping cart 15 express checkout (line) 22 clerk 2 shopper/customer 9 (chewing) gum 16 tabloid (newspaper) 23 scale 3 shopping basket 40 candy 17 magazine 24 can-return 4 checkout line 11 coupons 18 scanner machine 5 checkout counter 42 cashier 19 plastic bag 25 bottle-return 6 conveyor belt 43 paper bag 0 produce machine 7 cash register 14 bagger/packer manager 1-8, 11-49, 21-25 9, 10, 201 A. This is a gigantic supermarket! A. This is a gigantic supermarket! B. Itis! Look at all the aisles! B, Itis. Look at all the produce! Where do you usually shop for food? Do you go to a supermarket, or do you go toa small grocery store? Describe the place where you shop, Describe the differences between US. supermarkets and food stores in your country.4 bag 5 can 9 head 2 bottle 6 carton 10 jar 3 box 7 container 11 loaf-loaves 4 bunch 8 dozen’ 12 pack 13 package * "a dozen eggs," Not “a dozen of eggs” 14 roll 18 pint 15 sixpack 19 quart 46 stick 20 half-gallon 417 tube 24 gallon 22 liter 23 pound | A. Please get a bag of flour when you go to the supermarket. B. Abag of flour? Okay. [Athomel [In a supermarket} ‘A. What did you get at the ‘A, Isthis the express checkout line? supermarket? 8. Yes, itis. Da you have more than B. Igot ae sight tems? A, No. lonlyhave __,__, and A. Please get two bottles of ketchup when you go to the supermarket. B, Two bottles of ketchup? Okay. refrigerator, Make. yeu find, ist ofall the things Wat do you do with empty bottles, jars and cans? Do you recycle them, reuse them, or throw them away?INITS OF MEASURE teaspoon tablespoon 1 (fluid) ounce ‘A. How much water should | put in? A. This fruit punch is delicious! What's in it? B, The recipe says to add one of water. B, Two s of apple juice, three of grape juice. of orange juice, and a an ounce a quarter half a pound three-quarters of a pound of a pound 1/4 Ib. 1/2 Ib. 3/4 Ib. Ib. oz. 4ozs. 8 ozs. 12 ozs. 16 ozs. ‘A. How much roast beef would you like? ‘A. This chili tastes very good! What did you put B. Idi please. init? A. Anything else? B. of ground beef, of beans, B. Yes. Please give me of Swiss cheese. of tomatoes, and ___ of chili powder.58 FOOD PREPARATION AND RECIPES 4 cut (up) 6 break 11 combine __ and _ 16 boil 21 simmer 2 chop (up) 7 beat 42 mix___and__ 17 broil 22 roast 3 slice 8 stir 13 put —_in__ 18 steam 23 barbecue/grill 4 grate 9 pour 14 cook 19 fry 24 stir-fry 5 peel 410 add 15 bake 20 saute 25 microwave A. Cant help you? B. Yes. Please cut up the vegetables. (1-25) What's your favorite recipe? Give instructions and use the ‘A, What are you doing? Units of measure on page 57. For example: 3. Im ing the Mixa cup of flour and two tablespoons of sugar. ‘Add half a pound of butter. ay Bake at 350° (degrees) for twenty minutes. ‘A. How long should |___ the 2 ae for minutes /seconds,eVounwns @> ice cream scoop 10 wok 49 roasting pan can opener 11 ladle 20 roasting rack bottle opener 42 strainer 24 carving knife (vegetable) peeler 43 spatula 22 saucepan (egg) beater 14 steamer 23 colander lid/cover/top 15 knife 24 kitchen timer pot 16 garlic press 25 rolling pin frying pan/skillet 17 grater 26 pie plate double boiler 18 casserole dish 27 paring knife 28 cookie sheet 29 cookie cutter 30 (mixing) bowl 31 whisk 32 measuring cup 33 measuring spoon 34 cake pan 35 wooden spoon Thanks. A. Could | possibly borrow your ice cream scoop? B. Sure. ll be happy to lend you my ice cream scoop. A (| - What are you looking for? I can'tfing the Look in that drawer/in that cabinet/ on the counter/next to the t [A Commercial] Come to Kitchen World! We have everything you need for your kitchen, from to s king for a naw throw out your old 2 Come to Kitchen World today! ‘We have everything you need! What kitchen utensils and cookware do you have in your kitchen? Which things do you use very often? Which things do you raroly use?1 hamburger 8 nachos 15 frozen yogurt 22 plastic utensils 2 cheeseburger 9 taco 16 milkshake 23 ketchup 3 hot dog 40 burrito 17 soda 24 mustard 4 fish sandwich 11 slice of pizza 18 lids 25 mayonnaise 5 chicken sandwich 12 bowl of chili 19 paper cups 26 relish 6 fried chicken 13 salad 20 straws 27 salad dressing 7 french fries 14 ice cream 24 napkins i I A. Excuse me. We're almost out of [18-271 A. May | help you? B. Yes. I'd like a/an ¥ B. I'll get some more from the an order of [6-41 supply room. Thanks for telling me. Do you go to fastsand restaurants? Which ones? How often? What do you order? ‘Are there fast-food restaurants in your country? Are they popular? What foods do they have?THE COFFEE SHOP AND SANDWICHES 61 4 donut 8 eggs 15 coffee 2 muffin 9 pancakes 16 decaf coffee 3 bagel 10 waffles 17 tea 4 bun 11 toast 18 iced tea 5 danish/pastry 12 bacon 19 lemonade 6 biscuit 13 sausages 20 hot chocolate 7 croissant 14 home fries 21 milk A. May |help you? B. Yes. I'd like a__[\-7|_/ an order of 15-14) _, please. A. Anything to drink? B. Yes. I'll have a small/medium-size/ large/extra-large —'5=21|_, | Ibo youl tua these fooder Whigh onest Where Golyou ger than? aCe 22 tuna fish sandwich 29 white bread 23 egg salad sandwich 30 whole wheat 24 chicken salad sandwich bread 25 ham and cheese sandwich 31 pita bread 26 corned beef sandwich 32 pumpernickel 27 BLT/bacon, lettuce, and 33 rye bread tomato sandwich 34 aroll 28 roast beef sandwich 35. submarine roll A. I'd like a_22-28] on _129-351__, please. B. What do you want on it? A. Lettuce/tomato/mayonnaise/mustard/, . How often do you have them?ee = ~ an | bs) < nals y Ott A le . gl | > 42) ees 4 5 eage cs | : ie / 4 2) © wh ‘ e i ‘ . 5 f Fe ‘ i a : aa LA ra fa Sig" :) ~ S | IN S 2 A seat the customers ‘1 hostess 7 booster seat 13 salad bar B pour the water 2 host 8 menu 44 dining room C take the order 3 diner/potron/customer 9 bread basket 415 kitchen D serve the meal 4 booth 410 busperson 16 chef 5 table 11 waitress/server 6 high chair 12 waiter/server 4-9) (10-12) 19,2,13-46) A. Would you like a booth? A. Hello, Myname is Julie, and I'll A, This restaurant has a wonderful B. Yes, please. be your waitress this evening. salad bar. B. Hello. B. lagree.E clear the table 17 dishroom 23 salad plate 31. napkin F pay the check 18 dishwasher (24 bread-and-butter plate aduaternce G leave a tip 19 troy 25 dinner plate Bed icik H set the table 20 dessert cart 26 soup bow! 33 dinner fork 21 check 27 water glass 34 knife 22 tip 28 wine glass 35 teaspoon Pes 36 soup spoon 30 saucer [23-37] 37 butter knife A. Please A. Excuse me. Where does the 90? B. Allright. I'll right away. to the left of the to the right of the B. Itgoes | he between the and the 11,2, 10-12, 16, 18] [23-37] Tell about a restaurant you know. ‘A. Do you have any job openings? A. Excuse me. Idropped my —_ Describe the place and the people. (Is B. Yes, We're looking for a B. That's okay. I'll get you another the restaurant large or small? How many SS from the kitchen, tables are there? How many people work there? |s there a salad bar? ...)ONO aT) salad/ abled 5, .. = 1 fut an arden sind primers” 4g, Puen, 3. cholate cat 2, tomato juice, s.Greek salae baked chicken poe, 26. ere, 3. shrimp oF sa ne (plate) 19 broil a fish a french fries Ba jello < Ce ¢ ne ante salad 16. eaten! 22. noodles 29, oe 6, potato skins U 7. veal cutlet 23, ‘sundae. mixed [Ordering dinnerl A. May | take your order? B. Yes, please. For the appetizer, I'd like the A. And what kind of salad would you like? B. I'llhave the 17-1) A. And for the main course? B. A 8 cs pa Vi |. I'd like the _li2-17__, please. [Ordering dessert] What side dish would you like with that? ‘A. Would you care for some dessert? Hmm. | think I'll have —['8=23]_. B. Yes. I'll have [24-28] _/an 129] _, Tell about the food at a restaurant you know. What's on the menu? \What are some typical foods on the menus of restaurantsin your country?1 blouse 9 sweater 2 skirt 10 jacket 3 shirt ‘11 sport coat/sport jacket/ 4 pants/slacks jacket 5 sport shirt 12 suit 6 jeans 13 three-piece suit 7 knit shirt/jersey 14 tie/necktie 8 dress B. Good idea! A, [really like your ‘A. Oh,no! just ripped B. Thank you. my 1 A. Where did you getit/them? 8. What shame! BL At 15 uniform 23 tunic 16 T-shirt 24 leggings 47 shorts 25 overalls 18 maternity dress 26 turtleneck 19 jumpsuit 27 tuxedo 20 vest 28 bow tie 21 jumper 29 (evening) gows 22 blazer A. I think I'll wear my new blouse today. What clothing items in this lesson do you wear? What color clothing do you like to wear? What do you wear at work or at school? at parties” at weddings?coat overcoat hat jacket scarf/muffler sweater jacket tights -6, 8-17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 25, 28] May |help you? Yes, please. |'m looking for 8 cap 9 leather jacket 10 baseball cap ‘1 windbreaker 12 raincoat 13 rain hat 14 trench coat 17, 18,21, 24, 26, 271 A. May |help you? B. Yes, please, I'm looking for 45 umbrella 46 poncho 47 rain jacket 48 rain boots 49 skihat 20 ski jacket 21 gloves ‘A. What's the weather like today? B. It’s cool/cold/raining/snowing, A. Ithink I'll wear my 22. ski mask 23 down jacket 24 mittens 25 parka 26 sunglasses 27 ear muffs 28 down vest What do you wear outside when the weather is co0!?/when its raining?/when it's very cold?a Ee SLEEPWEAR AND UNDERWEAR 1 pajamas 7 undershirt/T-shirt 13 (bikini) panties 4 areckings 2 nightgown 8 (jockey) shorts/underpants/ 44 briefs/underpants 20 penance 3 nightshirt briefs 15 bra 24 tights 4 bathrobe/robe 9 boxer shorts/boxers 16 camisole 22 knee-high 5 slippars 40 athletic supporter/jockstrap 17 haf slip. oF kee 6 blanket sleeper 11 long underwear/long johns 18 (full) slip 412 socks I can't find my new Did you look in the bureau/dresser/closet? Yes, | Then it's/they’re probably in the wash. w>o> ‘What sleepwear items do you wear? What sleepwear items do people in your family wear?EXERCISE CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR 1 tank top 7 sweatshirt 13 shoes 21 sandals 2 running shorts 8 sweatpants 14 (high) heels 22 thongs/ 3 sweatband 9 cover-up 15 pumps flipflops 4 jogging suit/ 10 swimsuit/bathing suit 16 loafers 23 boots running suit/ 411. swimming trunks/ 417 sneakers/athletic shoes 24 work boots warm-up suit swimsuit / 48 dennis shoes 25 hiking boots 5 Tshirt bathing suit 49 running shoes 26 cowboy boots 6 lycra shorts/ 12 leotard 20 high-tops/high-top 27 moccasins bike shorts eee 1-12] [13-27] A. Excuse me. | found this/these a A. Are those new - 2 in the dryer. Is it/Are they yours? B. Yes, they are. B. Yes. It's/They're mine. Thank you. A. They're very nice. B. Thanks. Do you exercise? What do you do? What kind of clothing do you wear when you exercise? What kind of shoes do you wear when you go to work or to school? when you exercise? when you relax at home? when you go out with friends ar family members?4 ing 7 chain 14 suspenders 24 purse/handbag 2 engagement ring 8 beads 415 watch/wrist watch pocketbook 3 wedding ring/wedding 9 pin/brooch 16 handkerchief 22 shoulder bag band 410 locket 17 key ring/key chain 23 tote bag 4 earrings 41 bracelet 418 change purse 24 book bag 5 necklace 12 barrette 19 wallet 25 backpack 6 pearl necklace/pearls/ 43 cuff links 20 belt 26 makeup bag string of pearls, 27 briefcase ‘A. Oh, no! I think | lost my ring! B. I'll help you look for it. A. Oh, no! | think | lost my earrings B. I'll help you look for them. 7 {in a store] {On the street] Do you like to wear jewelry? What A, Excuse me. lsthis/Arethese A. Help! Police! Stop that man/women! jewelry do you have? console thisweck? _& Whathappened?! 8. Yes. Ws/They'rehaltprce, A In your country, what do men, women. He/She just stole my and children use to carry their things? and my 1DESCRIBING CLOTHING Types of Clothing 9 knee-high socks 1 i A A 8. * With 9-16: I'm looking for long-sleeved shirt 10 ankle socks short-sleeved shirt 11 crew socks sleeveless shirt turtleneck (shirt) 12 Pierced earrings 13 clip-on earrings V-neck sweater cardigan sweater crewneck sweater Types of Material 14 corduroy pants 15 leather boots 16 nylon stockings turtleneck sweater 47 cotton T-shirt _ Patterns 18 denim jacket 25 striped 19 flannel shirt 26 checked 20 polyester blouse 27 plaid 21 linen dress 28 polka-dotted 22 silk scarf 29 patterned/ 23 wool sweater print 24 straw hat 30 flowered/ floral 31 paisley 32 solid blue ® Sizes 33 extra-small 34 small 35 medium 36 large 37 extra-large 24] May | help you? Yes, please. I'm looking for a shirt.* What kind? I'm looking for 2 long-sleeved shirt. [25-32] A. How do you like this tie/shirt/skirt? B. Actually, | prefer that [33-37] ‘A. What size are you looking for? B, Describe your favorite clothing items. For each item, tell about the color, the type of material, he size, and! the pattern.4-2 long-short 9-40 fancy~plain 17 stained collar 21 shorten the skirt 3-4 tight-loose/baggy 11-12 heavy-light 18 ripped/torn pocket 22 lengthen the sleeve: 5-6 large/big - small 13-14 dark light 49 broken zipper 23 take in the jacket 7-8 high-low 15-16 wide-narrow 20 missing button 24 let out the pants (1-2) A. Are the sleeves too long? '| 8. No. They're too short a 9-40 Are the buttons too 2 11-12 Isthe coat too 13-14 Is the color too 15-16 Are the lapels too 2 25 fix/repair the seam |-2 Are the sleeves too 4 Are the pants too 6 Are the buttonholes too 8 Arethe heels too ee (17-20) PR, A. What's the matter with it? B. It has a stained collar. {21-25] A. Please shorten the skirt B. Shorten the skirt? Okay Tell about the differences between clothing people wear now and clothing people wore a long time ago.eg A sort the laundry 4 laundry 11 dryer 20 spray starch B load the washer 2 light clothing 12 lint trap 21 clean clothing € unload the washer 3. dark clothing 13 staticcling remover 22 closet D load the dryer 4 laundry basket 14 clothesline 23 hanger E hang clothesonthe 5 laundry bag 415 clothespin 24 drawer clothesline 6 washer/washing machine 16 iron 25 shelf-shelves F iron 7 laundry detergent ironing board fold the laundry 8 fabric softener 18 wrinkled clothing H hang up clothing 9 bleach 19 ironed clothing | put things away 10 wet clothing (4-6, 11, 18-17, 23) (7-9, 13, 20 A. What are you doing? A. Excuse me. Do you sell__s? A. Excuse me. Do you sell 2 B. I'm ing. B. Yes. They're at the back of the store. B, Yes. It's at the back of the store. A. Thank you. A. Thank you. | Who does the laundry in your home? What things does this person use?Mil ay Gay STORE fa al —— f eae : Ht aa) 4h 5 sit a Sea 4 (store) directory 8 Women’s Clothing Department 14 Customer Assistance Counter 2 Jewelry Counter 9 Children’s Clothing Department Customer Service Counter 3 Perfume Counter 10 Housewares Department 15 men's room 4 escalator 11 Furniture Department/ 16 ladies' room 5 elevator Home Furnishings Department 17 water fountain 6 Men's Clothing 12 Household Appliances 18 snack bar Department Department 19 Gift Wrap Counter 7 customer pickup area 13: Electronics Department ‘A. Excuse me. Where's I the store directory? 8 A. Excuse me. Do you sell ties*? B. Yes. You can find ties* in the [6,8-13] _/at the —_12.3] on the first/second/third/fourth floor. A. Thank you. “ties /bracolets/dresses/toasters/.. It's over there, next to the Jewelry Counter. A. Thanks. B. You're welcome. Describe a department store you know. Tell what is on each floorClaas eB A buy 1 sale sign 5 discount 9 regular price 8 return 2 label 6 size 10 sale price € exchange 3 price tag 7 material 11 price D try on 4 receipt 8 care instructions 12 sales tax E pay for 43 total price F get some information about . May | help you? Yes, please. | want to JAF) this item. - Certainly. I'llbe glad to help you. an, {What’s the _(5-7.9-131_ “What are the [él _? am 8. A. Are you sure? B. Yes. Look at theli-4|_1 Which stores in your area have sales? How often? Tell about something you bought on sale.VIDEO AND AUDIO EQUIPMENT 4 TV/television 11 camcorder/ 20 record 29 portable/personal CD 2 plasma TV video camera 21 turntable player 3 LCDTV 12 battery pack 22 CD/compact disc 30 portable/personal 4 projection TV 43 battery charger 23 CD player cassette player 5 portable TV 14 radio 24 tuner 31 headphones 6 remote (control) 15 clock radio 25 (audio)tape/ 32 portable/personal 7 8 9 video/videocassette/ cassette recorder cassette deck 34 video game videotape 418 microphone 27 speakers 35. hand-held video game 10 VCR/videocassette 19 stereo system/ 28 portable stereo recorder sound system system/boombox A. May |help you? B. Yes, please. I'm looking for a TV. * With 27 & 31, use: I'm looking for ‘A. Hike your new Where did you get it/them? B, At... name of store) 8. Inmy opinion, the best. is/are made by ‘A. Which company makes the best ‘What video and audio equipment do you 2 have or want? Jn your opinion, which brands ef video ane DvD 46 shortwave radio (audio)cassette digital audio player DVD player 47 tape recorder/ 26 tape deck/ 33 video game system audio equipmont aro the best?gps R Slo SPN eer aay ty 4 telephone/phone 7 pager 13 adapter 20 tripod 2 cordless phone 8 PDA/electronic personal 14 (35 millimeter) camera 21 flash (attachment) 3 cell phone/cellular organizer 15 lens 22 camera case phone 9 fax machine 16 film 23 slide projector 4 battery 10 (pocket) calculator 17 zoom lens 24 (movie) screen 5 battery charger 411 adding machine 18 digital camera 6 answering machine 12. voltage regulator 19 memory disk A. Can help you? B. Yes. | want to buy a telephone.* * With 16, use: | want to buy A. Excuse me. Do yousell A. Which isthe best? What kind of telephone do you use? so B. This one here, It's made by B. Yes, We have a large Do you have » camera? What kind is it? selection of . What do you take pictures of? + With 16, use the singular. Does anyone you know have an answering machine? When you call, what message do you hear?COMPUTERS ae @ Computer Hardware 6 disk drive 12 joystick Computer Software 4 (desktop) computer 7 (floppy) disk 43 track ball 19 word-processing progr: 2 CPU/central & keyboard 14 modem 20 spreadsheet program processing unit 9 mouse 15 surge protector 21 educational software 3 monitor/screen 410 flat panel screen/ 16 printer Program 4 CD-ROM drive LCD screen 17 scanner 22 computer game 5 CD-ROM 41 notebook computer 18 cable ‘A. Can you recommend a good computer? B. Yes. This computer here is excellent. A, Isthat a new. 2 A, May |help you? Do you use a computer? When? B. Yes. B. Yes, please. Do you soll 2 ‘A. Where did you get it? A. Yes, We carry a complete line of Tere tions tvs Seaieulsrs 5 changed the world? Be Are snare nt stata)THE TOY STORE board game 11 doll house furniture 21 hula hoop 31 stickers (igsaw) puzzle 12 action figure 22 jump rope 32 bicycle construction set 13 stuffed animal 23 bubble soap 33 trieycle (building) blocks 44 matchbox car 24 trading cards 34 wagon rubber ball 15 toy truck 25 crayons 35 skateboard beach ball 16 racing car set 26 (color) markers 36 swing set pail and shovel 17 train set 27 coloring book 37 play house doll 18 model kit 28 construction paper 38 kiddie pool/ doll clothing 49 science kit 29 paint set inflatable pool doll house 20 walkie-talkie (set) 30 (modeling) clay ‘A. Excuse me. I'm looking for (a/an) (s) for my grandson B. Look in the next aisle, A. Thank you. » grandson/aranddeughter/.. I don't know what to get my A. Mom/Dad? Can we buy ‘What toys are most popular in your country? ‘year-old son/daughter this/these ? ferhisfher bithdy, Ne ene vEnCTEeey What were your favorite toys when you were What about (a)__? achild? Good idea! Thanks.A make a deposit 1 deposit slip 8 (bank) vault B make a withdrawal 2 withdrawal slip 9 safe deposit box © cash a check 3 check 10 teller D get traveler's checks 4 traveler's check 11 security guard E open an account 5 bankbook/passbook 12. ATM (machine)/ F apply for a loan 6 ATM card cash machine G exchange currency 7 credit card 13 bank officer ta (5-7) es) A. Where are you going? A. What are you looking for? A. How many ____s does the B. I'm going to the bank. B. My . Vcant't find it State Street Bank have? Ihave to —_ anywhere! B. Do you have a bank account? What kind? Where? What do you do at the bank? Do you ever use traveler's checks? When? Do you have a credit card? What kind? When do you use it?FINANCES a Forms of Payment Household Bills Family Finances Using an ATM Machine 4 cash 6 rent 46 balance the 22 insert the ATM card 2 check 7 mortgage payment checkbook 23 enter your PIN number/ ‘a checknumber 8 electric bill 17 write a check personal identification b account number 9 telephone bill 18 bank online number 3 credit card 10 gas 19 checkbook 24 select a transaction a credit card 44 oil bill/heating bill 20 check register 25 make a deposit number 412 water bill 21 monthly statement 26 withdraw/get cash 4 money order 43 cable TV bill 27 transfer funds 5 traveler's check Maecipavmen 28 remove your card 45 credit card bill 29 take your transaction slip/ receipt A. Can | pay by 1.21 /witha A. What are you doing? ‘A. What should | do? 13-51? 'm paying the _Ié-i5|_, B. (22-29) 2. You Wenccopt ls 8 {re Te 2-51_s. |'m looking for the —_{19-21]_. What household bills do you receive? How much do you pay for the different bills? Who takes care of the finances in your household? What does that person do? De you use ATM machines? If you do, how do:you use them?Bia eee gel ate 3 + @ ate =F “ 28 1 letter 8 parcel post 16 selective service 24 mail slot 2 posteard 9 certified mail registration form 25 postal worker/ 3 air letter/ 40 stamp 417 passport application form postal clerk aerogramme 11 sheet of stamps 18 envelope 26 scale 4 package/parcel 12 roll of stamps 419 return address 27 stamp machine 5 first class 43 book of stamps 20 mailing address 28 letter carrier/ 6 priority mail dakirinerorise 21 zip code mail carrier 7 express mail/ 15 change-of-address 22 postmark 29 mail truck overnight mail form 23 stamp/postage 30 mailbox 1-4) 15-9] ‘A. Where are you going? ‘A. How do you want to send it? [ 8. To the post office. | have B. please. to mail a/an to-171 119-24, 23] A. Next! A. Do you want me to mail this letter? B. Id like a , please. B. Yes, thanks. A. Here you are. A. Oops! You forgot the How often do you go to the post office? What do you do there? Tell about the postal system in your country.4 online catalog 10 periodical section 19 (computer) software 26 dictionary 2 card catalog 11 journals 20 DVDs 27 encyclopedia 3 author 412 magazines 21 foreign language 28 atlas 4 title 13 newspapers section 29 reference desk 5 library card 14 media section 22 foreign language 30 (reference) librarian 6 copier/photocopier/ 15 books on tape books 31. checkout desk copy machine 16 audiotapes 23 reference section 32 library clerk 7 shelves 47 CDs 24 microfilm 8 children’s section 18 videotapes 25 microfilm reader 9 children’s books (8-23, 26-28] ‘A. Excuse me. Where can | find a/an 15-20, 2 26-28) f_[9, 11-13, 15: % B. Over there, at/near/next to B. Look in the __18, 10, 14, 21, 23 Wj the over there. pM acece nemaa toc An cee eitUkcoe er atrial Mocseugocukaayr wien 8. Doyouknowihe [2-4] 2 T*R628) these I-13 What does this brary have? Bees 8. Yin sony: R/They must rin Inthe liorary. Tell about how you use the library.Ces lee A police station 1 church 5 firefighter 13. game room B fire station J synagogue 6 emergency room 414 swimming pool C hospital K mosque 7 EMT/paramedic 415 sanitation worker D town hall/city hall temple 8 ambulance 16 recycling center E recreation center 9 mayor/city manager 17 child-care worker F dump Hbemergency Operator 410 meeting room 18 nursery G child-care center ele caotces 11 gym 19 playroom H senior center Pi beleaas 12 activities director 20 eldercare worker/ 4 fire engine senior care worker \ {1,2,5, 7,12, 15, 17,20] (3,4,8) ‘A. What do you do? A. Do you hear a siren? B, I'm going to the B. I'ma/an B. Yes. There's a/an coming up behind us. ‘What community institutions are in your city or town? Where are they located? Which community institutions do you use? When?kidnapping ~ 43 blackout/power outage 19 vandalism 41 car accident 7 2 fire 8 lost child 14 gasleak 20 gang violence 3 explosion 9 carjacking 45 water main break 24. drunk driving 4 robbery 410 bank robbery 16 downed power line 22 drug dealing 5 burglary 11 assault 17 chemical spill 6 mugging 412 murder 48 train derailment f" ips (SS &Q- eS 1-13) {14-18} 119-22] ‘A. lwant to report a/an . A. Whyis this street closed? A. I'm very concerned about the B. What's your location? B. It’s closed because of a amount of in our community. problem {s there much crime in your community? Tell about it Have you ever experienced a crime or emergency? What happened?1 head 2 heir 3 forehead 4 face 5 eye 6 eyebrow 7 eyelid 8 eyelashes 10 pupil 11 comea 12 ear 13 nose 14 cheek 15 jaw 416 mouth 17 lip 18 tooth-teeth 419 gums 20 tongue 21 chin 22 neck 23 shoulder 24 chest 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 abdomen. breast back arm elbow waist hip buttocks38 hand 46 nerve 39 wrist 47 foot 40 thumb, 48 ankle 41 finger 49 heel 42 palm 50 toe 43 fingernail 51 toenail 44 knuckle 52 brain 45 skin 53 throat 60 esophagus lungs heart liver gallbladder stomach large intestine ‘small intestine muscles 69 skull bones 70 ribcage pancreas 71 pelvis kidneys 72 spinal column/ bladder spinal cord veins arteries ‘A. My doctor checked my head and said everything is okay. B. I'm glad to hear that. 1, 3-7, 12-29, 31-51] (5272) A. Ooh! A. My doctor wants me to have some tests B. What's the matter? ‘8. Why? {iy hurts! A, She's concemmed about my My_—__—s hut! Describe yourself as completely as you can. Which parts of the body are most important at school? at work? when you play your favorite sport?4 headache 2 earache 3 toothache 4 stomachache 5 backache AILMENTS, SYMPTOMS, AND INJURIES 6 sore throat 11 rash 17 cavity 22 cramps 7 fever/ 12 insect bite 18 blister 23 diarrhea temperature 13. sunburn 19 wart 24 chest pain 8 cold 14 stiff neck 20 (the) hiccups 25 shortness of 9 cough 15 runny nose 21 (the) chills breath 10 infection da blondy aeee: 26 laryngitis A. What's the matter? B. Ihave (20-26) _ ‘A. What's the matter? B. [have a/an _i=!9]_ Ta ODI }27 faint 28 dizzy 29 nauseous 30 bloated 31 congested How do you feel? Not so good. /Not very well./Terrible! What's the matter? 32 33 34 35 36 A exhausted 37 vomit/throwup 42 bruise 46 sprain cough 38 bleed 43 burn 47 dislocate sneeze 39 twist 44 hurt-hurt 48 break-broke wheeze 40 scratch 45 cut-cut 49 swollen burp 41 scrape 50 itchy What's the problem? ‘A. What happened? Heel 27-301, 1139-85) ed my BA I'm 131-321 f of ink | 145-48) ed my I've been 133-351 jng a lot. \ My is/are [49-50], and \'m sorry to hear that. Tell about the last time you didn’t feel well. What was the matter? Tell about a time you hurt yourself, What happened? How? What did you do about it? What do you do when you have a cold? a stomachache? an insect bite? the hiccups?Lame) gauze 45 CPR (cardiopulmonary 18. splint 2 first-aid kit 9 adhesive tape resuscitation) d broke a finger 3 (adhesive) bandage/ 10 tweezers a has no pulse 19 tourniquet Band-Aid™ 11 antihistamine cream 16 rescue breathing e is bleeding 4 antiseptic cleansing 12. elastic bandage/ bb isn’t breathing wipe Ace™ bandage 17 the Heimlich maneuver 5 sterile (dressing) pad 13 aspirin «¢ is choking 6 hydrogen peroxide 14 non-aspirin pain 7 antibiotic ointment reliever A. Dowe have any —{ A. Help! My friend _la-el_! font, 13,14) 2 B. Icanhelp! € 8. Yes. Lookinthefirst-aidkit. J know how to do! Ican make a_[18.19) Do you have a firstaid kit? Hfyou do, what's in it? Ifyou don’t, where can you buy one? Tell about a time when you gave or received first aid Where can a person leam first aid in your community?MEDICAL EMERGENCIES AND ILLNESSE: 1 hurt/injured 6 heart attack 11. get-got an 16 mumps 21 diabetes 2 in shock 7 allergic reaction electric shock 17 chicken pox 22 heart disease 3 unconscious 8 swallow poison 12 the flu/influenza 18 asthma 23 jhigh blood pressure/ 4 heatstroke 9 overdose on 13 anear infection 49 cancer hypertension 5 frostbite drugs 14 strep throat 20 depression 24 TB/tuberculosis 10 fall-tell 15 measles 25 AIDS* + Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome What happened? A. My is sick. is <3]. B. ? i has A. He/She has —! y is having a/an [6-7] _. B. I'm sorry to hear that. tt ed What's your location? faddress) Ee OEE cas ae aes ae eases Which illnesses in this lesson are you familiar with?THE MEDICAL EXAI ‘A. measure your height F examine your eyes, and weight ears, nose, and throat B take your temperature G listen to your heart check your blood H teke a chest X-ray pressure D draw some blood E ask you some questions about your health i Meh ake | [HI AH) 1 seale 7 eye chart 2 thermometer 8 stethoscope 3 blood pressure gauge 9 X-ray machine 4 needle/syringe 5 examination room 6 examination table 1-3, 5-9] ' A. Nowl'mgoingtomeasure A. What did the doctor/nurse do A. So, how do you like our your height and weight. during the examination? new scale? B. Allright. B. She/He measured my height B. It’s very nice, doctor. and weight. How often do you have a medical exer? What does the dector/nurse do?Ei eet A clean the wound 4 waiting room 9 cotton balls 14 injection/ 21. dental B close the wound 2 receptionist 10 alcohol shot hygienist dress the wound 3 insurance card 11 stitches 15 crutches 22 mask D clean your teeth 4 medical history 12 gauze 16 ice pack 23 gloves E examine your teeth form 13 tape 17 prescription 24 dentist F give youa shot of 5 examination room 48 sling 25 dental anesthetic/Novocaine™ 6 doctor/physician 19 cast assistant G drill the cavity 7 patient 20 brace 26 drill H fill the tooth 8 nurse 27 filling = = Null a = — 19,10, 12, 13,23), ‘A. Now I'm going to {ie you (a/an) [14-17] _. Al ee Eat put your ina__{18-201 Ss B. Okay. B. Here you are. Tell bout a personal experience you had with @ medical or dental procedure,1 rest in bed 5 exercise 2 drink fluids 6 take vitamins 3 gargle 7 sea specialist 4 goonadiet 8 get acupuncture you should —_{-8 A. think ¢ you should use a poured eso) 2e B. Ise, Tell about medical advice 2 doctar gave you What did the doctor say? Did you follow the advice? 9 heating pad 15 blood work /blood tests 10 humidifier 16 tests 11 air purifier 17 physical therapy 42 cane 48 surgery 13 walker 19 counseling 14 wheelchair 20 braces ‘A. What did the doctor say? should _{1-8 B. The oct hit use a/an 17-14) tneed [15-20MEDICINE 95 1 aspirin 6 cough drops 10 eye drops 14 pill 2 cold tablets 7 throat lozenges 11 ointment 45 tablet 3 vitamins 8 antacid tablets 12 cream/creme 16 capsule 4 cough syrup 9 decongestant spray/ 43 lotion 17 caplet 5 non-aspirin pain nasal spray 18 teaspoon reliever 49 tablespoon [1-13] 11449] A. What did the doctor say? ‘A. What's the dosage? in ise told me to take _{1-4]_/a_{9]_. B. One ‘every four hours. She/He told me to use [5-15] _. What medicines in this lesson do you What do you take oruse fora fever? Tell about any medicines in your have athome? What othermedicines a headache? a stomachache? ‘country that are different from the do you have? asore throat? a cold? acough? ‘ones in this lesson.1 cardiologist 5 allergist 9 audiologist 2 gynecologist 6 orthopedist 10 physical therapist 3 pediatrician 7 ophthalmologist 11 counselor/therapist 4. gerontologist 8 ear, nose, and throat 12. psychiatrist (ENT) specialist A. I think you ne specialist ‘A. When is your 2 I'm going to refer you to a/an B. It'sat B. A/An 2 A. Yes. Bo Yau) aba a yout any eee ony athena loa apecuiatt Which ones? |A patient's room B nurse's station ——_D_ waiting room G radiology department 4 patient 42 nurse 18 volunteer 23 X-ray technician 2 hospital gown 13 dietitian 24 radiologist 3 hospital bed 14 orderly E ae room/ M badlesrieall eliveryireom H laboratory/lab Cal burton € operating room 19 obstetrician 25 lab technician 6 IV. 15 surgeon 20 midwife /nurse-midwife 7 vital signs monitor 16 surgical nurse Peciergency room/ER Raed Gace 17 anesthesiologist 5, hase nets 9 bed pan technician/EMT 40 medical chart 22 gurney 11 doctor/physician piu ! A. This is your _ [2-10] A. Do you work here? A. Where's the __[11-21, 23-25) _? B. Isee. B. Yes. I'm a/an__[11-2 B. She's/He's{ ntne A Tell about an experience you or a family member had in the hospital.ERSONAL HYGIENE A brush my teeth E bathe/take a bath H dry my hair 4 toothbrush 6 soap 11 hair dryer/blow dryer 2 toothpaste 7 bubble bath 1 comb my hair B floss my teeth F take a shower 412 comb 3 dental floss 8 shower cap J brush my hair C gargle G wash my hair 43 (hair) brush 4 mouthwash 9 shampoo 10 conditioner/rinse D whiten my teeth 5 teeth whitener 14 hot comb/ curling iron 15 hairspray 16 hair gel 17 bobby pin 18 barrette 19 hairclip ] { K style my hair | 7L 20 21 2 23 24 25 mM 26 7 shave 28 shaving cream 29 razor 30 rezor blade 31 electric shaver 32 styptic pencil aftershave (lotion) © 33 do my nails 34 rail file 35 emery board 36 nail clipper 37 cologne/perfume rail brush 38 sunscreen scissors nail polish © put on makeup 39 blush/rouge rail polish remover 40 foundation/base put on... 41 moisturizer deodorant 42 face powder hand lotion 43 eyeliner body lotion powder 44 45 46 a7 43 49 eye shadow mascara eyebrow pencil lipstick polish my shoes shoe polish shoelaces TAM, N (33-28), , P] A. B. Which of those personal care products do you use? [1 8, 11-14, 17-49, 21-24, 26-30, 46,49] [2-7, 9, 10, 15, 16, 20, 25, 31-45, 47, 48) ‘What are you doing? A. Excuse me. Where canlfind A. Excuse me. Where can I find 'm ing, i? Z B. They‘re in the next aisle. B. It's in the next aisle. You're going en a trip. Mako list of the personal care products you need to take with you.BABY CARE 9 diaper pin D hold rock 4 baby food 10 (baby) wipes 17 pacifier 49 child-care center 2 bib 11 baby powder 18 teethingring 20 child-care worker 3 bottle 12 training pants 21 rocking chair 4 nipple 13 ointment ie purse: 5 formula Ptatasy Hiren 6 (liquid) vitamins C bathe 22 cubby 14 baby shampoo B change the baby's diaper 15 cotton swab i pbay pate 7 disposable diaper 16 baby lotion zaoy= 8 cloth diaper A. Do we need anything from the store? 12-4, 7-9, 15, 17,18] 5 5,4, 10-14, 16] ‘A. What are you doing? . eae a the baby. L'm 18] ing. B. Yes. Weneed some more{ Inyour opinion, which are better: cloth diapers or disposable diapers? Why? Tell about baby products in your country.2 elementary school 3. middle school /junior high school 4 high school A. Are youa student? TYPES OF SCHOOLS ale) 5 adult school 9 university 6 vocational school /trade schoo! 410 graduate school 7 community college 11 law school 8 college 12 medical school B. Yes. I'm in [1-4 8 10-12] _ ‘A, Is this apartment building near aan? B. Yes, (name of schoo). is nearby, 2>e Tell me about your previous education Iwent to....(hame of schoo!) Did you lke it there? Yes, twas an excellent 2 2 A. Are you a student? B. Yes. 1gotoa/an_[5-7.9) _. \What types of schools ae there in your community? What are their names, and where are they located? What types of schools have you gone to? Where? When? What did you study? !‘HE SCHOOL AN) I WN A (main) office H_gym/gymnasium 4 clerk/(school) secretary 8 science teacher B principal's office a locker room 2 principal 9 PE. teacher C nurse's office | track 3 (school) nurse 10 coach D guidance office a bleachers 4 (guidance) counselor 17 custodian E classroom J field 5 teacher 12 cafeteria worker F hallway K auditorium 6 assistant principal / 413 lunchroom monitor a locker L cafeteria viee-principal 14 (school) librarian G science lab M library 7 security officer A. Where are you going? B. I'mgoing tothe |b. G-M)_ ‘A. Do you have a hall pass? B. Yes. Here it is. A. Where's the —li-!ll_? B. He's/She’s inthe _(A-M Describe the school where you study Enalish. Tell about the rooms, offices, and people. Tell about differences between the schoo! in this lesson and schools in your country.SCHOOL SUBJECTS 103 1 math/mathematics 6 science 11 computer science 46 business education 2 English 7 biology 12 Spanish 17 physical education/P.E. 3 history 8 chemistry 13 French 18 driver's education /driver’s ed 4 geography 9 physics 14 home economics 19 art 5 government 10 health 15 industrial arts/shop 20 music ‘A. What do you have next period? B, Math. How about you? A. English. B. There's the bell. I've got to go. What is/was your favorite subject? Why? Inyour opinion, what's the most interesting subject? the most difficult subject? Why do you think so?104 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES A is 5 football 9 school newspaper 2 orchestra 6 cheerleading/pep squad 10 yearbook 44 computer club 3 choir/chorus 7 student government 11 literary magazine 15 international club 4 drama & community service 12 AY. crew 46 chess club [) A. Are you going home right after school? a. [No- have —II-e practice No. Ihave a 7-181 meeting, What extracurricular activities do /did you participate in? ‘Which extracurricular activities in this lesson are there in schools in your country? What other activities are there?aS vi les} Arithmetic 24-3 8-3-5 Fx2=8 = 1022-5 addition subtraction multiplication division 2plus 1 equals* 3. 8 minus 3 equals* 5. 4times 2 equals* 8. 10 divided by 2 equals* 5. *You can aso say: is ‘A, How much is two plus one? B. Two plus one equals/is three. Make conversations for the arithmetic problems above and others. Fractions one quarter/ one third one half/ two thirds three quarters/ one fourth half three fourths A. Is this on sale? A. Is the gas tank almost empty? r B. Yes. It’s off the B. It's about full regular price. Percents 10% 50% 75% 100% ten fifty seventy-five re winrar! percent percent percent percent. "A. How did you do on the test? A. What's the weather forecast? B. I got percent of the : B. There's a percent chance answers of rai geometry trigonometry calculus statistics A. What math course are you taking this year? B. I'mtaking ‘Are you good at math? Tell about something you bought on sale. Research and discuss: What percentage How much off the regular price was it? of people in your country live in cities? What math courses do/did ous ae Se ree WTO you take in school? vote in general elections?106 NUS UUW Nec sel ais tonal oy Measurements 10 distance 20 isosceles triangle Solid Figures 1 height 11 mile 17 square a acute angle 23 cube 2 width 12 kilometer a side b obtuse angle 24 cylinder 3 depth 18 rectangle 21 circle 25 sphere 4 length Linas, a length a center 26 cone 5 inch 43, stralghtline b width b radius 27 pyramid 6 foot-feet aes ¢ diagonal ¢ diameter 7 yard 15 parallellines 49 sight triangle d circumference 8 centimeter 16 perpendicular a apex 22 ellipse/oval 9 meter ee b right angle © base d hypotenuse inch (1") = 2.54 centimeters (em) 1 foot (1') = 0.305 meters (m) 4 yard (1 yd.) = 0.914 meters (m) 1-9) (n=) ) = 1.6 kilometers (km) A. What's the _li-4]_2 A. What's the distance? | By B. (s). 113-27) {17-22 ‘A. Who can tell me what ‘A. Who knows what figure A. This painting is magnificent! shape this is? this is? B. Hmm. | don’t think so. It just B. Ican. It'sa/an B. Ido. It's a/an looks like a lot of and sto me! sENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS AND COMPOSITION alg Types of Sentences & Parts of Speech etd study in the new library. baal 0/000 spa) wa ur UR B This cake is fantastic! A declarative 4 noun 5 adjective B interrogative 2 verb 6 pronoun imperative 3 preposition 7 adverb D exclamatory 4 article A. What type of sentence is this? ‘A. What part of speech is this? | B. It’sa/an_[A-D] _ sentence. B. It’sa/an__{i-7)_. @ my Life © (© (was borin 1990 © Vin rattan. twas the, 8 period 12 apostrophe 16 brainstorm ideas 19. make corrections/ 9 question mark 413 quotation marks 17 organize my ideas revise/edit 10 exclamation point 14 colon 18 write a first draft 20 get feedback 141 comma 45 semi-colon a title 24 write a final copy/ b paragraph SOUS A. Did you find any mistakes? B. Yes. You forgot to put a/an _[8-151__ in this sentence. ‘A. Are you working on your $ composition? B. Yes. I'm 116-21) ing,LITERATURE AND WRITING 41 fiction 5 non-fiction 9 report 13 letter 47 thank-you note 2 novel 6 biography 10 magazine article 14 postcard 18 memo 3 short story 7 autobiography 11 newspaper article 15 note 419 e-mail 4 poetry/poems 8 essay 12 editorial 16 invitation 20 instant message ‘A. What are you doing? 1.4 51 B, Vrmwriting {75,12 3.6201 : What kind of iterature do you like to read’? Do youlike to read newspapers Do you sometimes send or receive letters, What are some of your favorite books? —_—_and magazines? Which ones do postcards, notes, e-mail or instant messaa: Who is your favorite author? you read? Tell about the people you communicate wi and how.GEOGRAPHY i 1 forest/woods 7 plains 13 dune/sand dune 19 island 2 hill 8 meadow 14 desert 20 peninsula 3 mountain range 9 stream/brook 15 jungle 21 rainforest 4 mountain peak 410 pond 46 seashore/shore 22 river 5 valley 14 plateau 17 bay 23 weterfall 6 lake 42 canyon 48 ocean Isn't this a beautiful a Aren't these beautiful s? B. Yes. It's/They're magnificent! "Tell about the geography of your country. Describe the different geographic features. Have you seen some of the geographic features in this lesson? Which ones? Where?aut) SCIENCE Va plant doesn't get sunlight, then Science Equipment The Scientific Method 1 microscope 7 beaker 13 magnet A state the problem 2 computer 8 test tube 14 prism B forma hypothesis 3 slide 9 forceps 15 dropper C plan a procedure 4 Petri dish 410 crucible tongs 16 chemicals D doaprocedure 5 flask 11. Bunsen burner 17 balance E make/record observations 6 funnel 412 graduated cylinder 18 scale F draw conclusions E A. What do we need to do this | A. How is your experiment coming procedure? along? J] 8. Weneed a/an/the 1-181 _. \ B. I'm getting ready to_JA-H Do youhave experience with the scientiic__—_Think of an idea for a science experiment. equipment inthis lesson? Tell about it. What question about science do you want to answer? State the problem. What do you think wll happen in the experiment? Form a hypothesis. What science courses do /id you take How can you test your hypothesis? Plan a procedure in school?THE UNIVERSE The Universe 8 lunar eclipse 49 Neptune Space Exploration 4 galaxy 9 meteor 20 Pluto 28 satellite 2 star 410 comet 21 new moon 29 space station 3 constellation 11 asteroid 22 crescent moon 30 astronaut a The Big Dipper 412 Mercury 23 quarter moon 31 U.F.O./Unidentified b The Little Dipper 413 Venus 24 full moon Flying Object/ 44 Earth flying saucer The Solar System periare Astronomy 4 sun Ae hlupiten 25 observatory 5 moon eee 26 telescope 6 planet melts 27 astronomer 7 solar eclipse (1-24) (28-30) A. Is that (a/an/the) of A. Isthe ready for B. I'mnot sure. I think it might be tomorrow's launch? (a/an/the) B. Yes. “All systems are go!” Pretend you are an astronaut treveling in space Do you think space exploration is important? Why? What do you see? Have you ever seen a UFO? Do you believe there Draw and name a constellation you are familiar with is life in outer space? Why?4 accountant 6 assembler 2 actor 3 actress 4 architect 5 artist 7 babysitter 8 baker 9 barber es 10 bricklayer/mason 15 cashier 11 businessman 12 businesswoman 16 chef/cook 17 child day-care worker software engineer 19 construction worker 20 custodian/janitor 24 customer service representative 22 data entry clerk| 23 delivery 27 farmer 34 foreman 35 health-care aide/attendant person 28 firefighter 32 gardener/landscaper___-36 home health aide/ 24 dockworker 29 fisher at leanne ncnken home attendant p= engineer 30 food-service 34 hairdresser 37 homemaker | 26 factory worker 38 housekeeper worker | A. What do you do? B. I'm an accountant. How about you? A. I'ma carpenter. {Ata job interview! Which of these occupations do you A. Are you an experienced 2A, How long have you been a/an 2 thinkare the most interesting? the 3. Yes. Imaveryexperienced B. Ive been a/an__for most dificult? Wy? months/ years4 journalist /reporter 2 lawyer 3 machine operator 4 mail carrier/ letter carrier 5 mana 9 messenger/ 13 pharmacist 17. postal worker 6 mani courier 44 photographer 18 rece 2 eee a 10 mover 45 pilot eignrepargeten 8 medical assistant/ 11 musician 16 police officer 20 salesperson physician assistant 12 painter21 sanitation worker/ 26 stock clerk 30 teacher/instructor 34 truck driver trash collector 27 store owner/ 31 telemarketer 35 veterinarian/vet 22 secretary shopkeeper 32 translator/interpreter 36 waiter/server 23 security guard 28 supervisor 33 travel agent 37 waitress/server 24 serviceman 29 tailor 38 welder 25 servicewoman ‘A. What's your occupation? B. I'ma journalist. A. Ajournali B. Yes. That's right. A. Are you still a 2 ‘A. What kind of job would Do you work? What's your occupation? B. No. Ima you like in the future? A. Oh, That's interesting, 8. Idlike tobea What are the accupations of people in your family?naa yee wee ou} 4 act 5 build things/ 9 design 13 fly anairplane 17 mow lawns 2 assemble buildings 14 grow vegetables 18 operate components 6 clean 10 draw 15 guard buildings equipment 3 assist patients 7 cook 11 drive a truck 16 manage 19 paint 4 bake 8 deliver pizzas 12 file a restaurant 20 play the pian21 prepare food 25 sew 29 take care of 22 repair things/ 26 sing elderly people fix things 27 speak Spanish 30 take inventory 23 sell cars 28 supervise people 31 teach 24 serve food 32 translate A. Can you act? B. Yes, I can. ic A. Do you know how to’ A. Tellme about your skil 3. Yes. I've been ing for years. B. Ian, and can _. 33 type 34 use a cash register 35 wash dishes 36 write Toll about your job skills What ean you do?Types of Job Ads 6 available Job Search H talk about your skills and 4 help wanted sign 7 hour A respond to an ad qualifications 2. job notice/ 8 Monday through 8 request information _! talk about your job announcement Friday C request an interview _-exPerlence 3 dlassified ad/want ad 9 evenings D prepare aresume J ask about a poe! 10 previous eermemines ask about the benefits dob Ad Abbreviations 14, experience F flout an eae L write a thank-you note 2 tull-ime: 12 required (form) M get hired Op parttime) 13 excellent G goto an interview A. How was your job interview? B. It went very well A. Did you [D- HM) 2 B. Yes, Idid. B. | found it through a Tell about 2 job you are famniliar with. What are the skills anc! qualifications required for the job? What are the hours? What is the salary? Tell about how people you know found their jobs. Tell about your own experience with a job search or a job interview.A reception area 1 coat rack ‘11 swivel chair 2 |B conference 2 coat closet 12 typewriter 22 room 3 receptionist 13 adding machine ‘mailroom, 4 conference table 14 copier/photocopier 23 work area 5 presentation 15 paper shredder 24 c D E office board 16 paper cutter 25 F supply room postal scale 17 file clerk 26 G storage room postage meter 18 file cabinet, H employee office assistant 19 secretary 22, lounge mailbox 20 computer a | 10 cubicle 29 i oF iA-H] 11-29) A. Where's B. He's/She'sinthe __. __B._He’s/She's/It’s very nice. Describe a workplace you are familiar with. Tell about the rooms, the areas, and the employees. ‘employer/ boss administrative assistant office manager supply cabinet storage cabinet vending machine water cooler coffee machine message board me)..? ‘A. What do you think of the new? A. What's a takea message b givea presentation « sort the mail make copies e file f type a letter (name)... doing? B. He’s/She's ing.OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPME! 1 desk 410 desk calendar 48 legal pad 27 rubber stamp 2 stapler 11 Postltnotepad 19 file folder 28 ink pad 3 letter tray/ 12 organizer/ 20 index card 29 glue stick stacking tray personal planner 21 envelope. 30 glue 4 rotary card file 13 rubber band (22 stationery/ 31 rubber cement 5 desk pad 14 paper clip letterhead (paper) 32 correction fluid 6 appointment book 45 staple 23 mailer 33 cellophane tape 7 clipboard 16 thumbtack 24 mailing label clear tape 8 note pad/memo pad 47 pushpin 25 typewriter cartridge 34 packing tape/ 9 electric pencil 26 ink cartridge sealing tape sharpener ‘A. Could you get some more 13-24, 23-29) / 22, 30-34] from the supply room? B. Some more 13-21, 23-29] s/ (22, 30-34] 2 Sure. I'd be happy to A. My desk is a mess! Vean't find my [2-121 4 B. Here it is next to your 2-12) ‘Which supplies and equipment do you use? What do you use them for? j Which supplies in this lesson do you have at home? at school?41 time clock 7 line supervisor 13 forklift 48 shipping clerk 2 time cards 8 quality control supervisor 14 freight elevator 419 hand truck/dolly 3 locker room 9 machine 415 union notice 20 leading dock 4 (assembly) line 10 conveyor belt 16 suggestion box 21 payroll office 5 (factory) worker 111 warehouse 17 shipping department 22 personnel office 6 work station 412 packer | A. Excuse me. I'm anew employee. Where’s/Where are the 2 B. Next to/Near/In/On the ‘A. Have you seen Tony? B. Yes. He's in/on/at/next to/near the ‘Are there any factories where you live? What kind? What are the warking conditions thare? What products do factories in your country produce?THE CONSTRUCTION SITE 4 sledgehammer 7 ladder 13 dump truck 419 concrete mixer 24 plywood 2 picker 8 tape measure 14 front-end loader truck 25 insulation 3 shovel 9 toolbelt 15 crane a concrete 26 wire 4 wheelbarrow 10 trowel 16 cherry picker 20 pickup truck 27. brick 5 jackhammer/ 11 cement mixer 17 bulldozer 21 traller 28 shingle pneumatic drill @ cement 18 backhoe 22 drywall 29 pipe 6 blueprints 12. scaffolding 23 wood/lumber 30 girder/beam ‘A. Could you get me that/those A. Watch out for that _17-21|_! A. Do we have enough _ti-10) 7 B. Oh! Thanks for the warning! —[22-26| __{27-30] _ 5? B. Sure. B. [think so. What building materials is your home made of? Desetibe a construction site near your home or school, When was it built? Tell about the construction equipment and the materials4 hard hat/helmet 8 safety earmutfs 14 flammable 20 biohazard 2 earplugs 9 hairnet 15 poisonous 24 electrical hazard 3 goggles 410 mask 46 corrosive 22 first-aid kit 4 safety vest 11 latex gloves 17 radioactive 23 fire extinguisher 5 safety boots 12 respirator 18 dangerous 24 defibrillator 6 toe guard 13 safety glasses 419 hazardous 25 emergency exit 7 back support ! A. Where's th A. Don't forget to wear That material is 14. your (i=i3]_1 A. Be careful! | That machine is 115 122-25] 2 B. Thanks for reminding ve caretul’’) That work area is_[19)_! B. It’s over there. me That's a_(20_/That’s an_1211_} B. Thanks for the warning. Have you ever used any of the safety equipment in this lesson? Where do you see people using safety What have you used? When? Where? ‘equipment in your community?A bus 9 ticket 15 schedule/timetable 23 fare card machine 1 bus stop 10 baggage compartment/ 16 platform ; 2 bus route luggage compartment 17 track D taxi 3 passenger/rider i ie hsclictes 24 taxi stand 4 (bus) fare a srole 25 taxi/cab/taxicab RCE 5 transfer petreinyeesten © subway 26 meter 6 ibusdrver 12 ticket window 19 subway station 27 cab driver/taxi driver Sheen 13 arrival and departure 20 (subway) token f board et mee & ticket counter 24 tumstile 14 information booth 22 fare card (a-g) ‘A. How are you going to get there? alte going to take the ACF I'm going to take a_ID How do you get te differant places in your community? J your country, can you travel far by train or by bus? Where can Describe public transportation where you live you go? How much do tickets cost? Describe the buses and trainssedan 7 S.UY. (sport utility 12 limousine 17 tractor trailer/semi hatchback vehicle) 13 tow truck 18 bicycle/bike convertible 8 jeep 14 RW. (recreational 19 motor scooter Sparse 9 van vehicle)/camper 20 moped hybrid 410 minivan 15 moving van 21. motorcycle station wagon 11 pickup truck 16 truck ‘A. What kind of vehicle are you looking for? B. I'm looking for a sedan. Doyoudrive a/an___? A. lust sew an actident between What ere the most common types of Mast aie ei, avan and afan vehicles in your country? B. Was anybady hurt? A. No. Fortunately, nobody was hurt What's your favorite type of vehicle? Why? In your opinion, which company makes the best one?eVounauns ~ 10 " 12 13 bumper headlight turn signal parking light fender tire hubcap hood windshield windshield wipers side mirror roof rack sunroof 4 15 16 7 18 9 20 21 22 23 24 25 antenna rear window rear defroster trunk taillight brake light backup light license plate tailpipe/exhaust pipe muffler transmission ges tank 26 jack 27 spare tire 28 lug wrench 29 flare 30 jumper cables 31 spark plugs 32 airfilter 33 engine 34 fuel injection system 35 radiator 36 radiator hose 37 fan belt 38 39 a 42 43 aa 45 47 alternator dipstick battery alr pump gas pump nozzle gas cap gas oil coolant air49 airbag 58 turn signal 68 50 visor 59 51 rearview mirror 60 52 dashboard/ 6 instrument panel 62 53 temperaturegauge 63 54 gas gauge/fuel gauge 64 55 speedometer 65 56 odometer 66 57 warning lights 67 steeringwheel 69 horn 70 ignition n vent 72 navigation system 73 radio 74 CD player 75 heater 7% air conditioning defroster 7 power outlet 78 glove compartment 79 emergency brake 80 brake (pedal) a1 accelerator/gas pedal 82 automatic transmission 83 gearshift 84 manual transmission 85 stickshift clutch door lock door handle shoulder harness armrest headrest seat seat belt [2, 3, 9-16, 24, 35-39, 49-85] B. The (s) is /are broken. 145-48} A, What's the matter with your car? A. Can |help you? af In your opinion, what are the most important features to look for when you buy a cor? Yes. My car needs (45-47). Yes. Mytiresneed (48). [1, 2, 415, 17-23, 25] A. | was just in @ car accident! B. Oh, no! Were you hurt? A. No. But my (3) was /were damaged. Do you own a car? What kind? Tell about ‘any repairs your car hes needed.4 tunnel 9 underpass 2 bridge 410 entrance ramp/on ramp 3 tollbooth 11 interstate (highway) 4 route sign 42 median 5 highway 43 left lane 6 road 14 middle lane/center lane 7 divider/ barrier 15 right lane B overpass 46 shoulder 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 broken line solid line speed limit sign exit (ramp) exit sign street one-way street double yellow line 25 crosswalk 26 intersection 27 traffic light/ traffic signal 28 corner 29 block Describe a highway you travel on. Describe an intersection near where you live. 1 are9, on which highways and streets do most nts occur? Why are these places dangerous?4 over 5 up 2 under 6 down 3 through 7 across 4 around 8 past (1-8) A. Go over the bridge. B. Over the bridge? A. Yes. 11 into 12 out of 43 onto 19-13] A. I can't talk right now. I'm getting on a train. B. You're getting on a train? A. Yes. I'licall you later. Ee places do you go pest on yourvey'o schocl? Tell how to get to dfferent places from your home ot your schoo.130 TRAFFIC SIGNS AND DIRECTIONS oA I® E @s e Traffic Signs 9 pedestrian crossing Compass Directions _Road Test Instructions ‘1 stop 10 railroad crossing 17 north 21 Turn left 2 no left turn 11. school crossing 48 south 22 Turn right. 3 no right turn 412 merging traffic 19 west 23 Go straight, 4 no U-turn 18 yield 20 east 24 Parallel park. 5 right turn only 44 detour 25 Make a 3-point turn. 6 do not enter 15 slippery when wet 26 Use hand signals. 7 one way 16 handicapped 8 dead end/no outlet Parking only (17-20) ‘A. Careful! That sign says "stop"! A. Which way should | go? A. Turn right. B. Oh. Thanks. B. Go north B. Turn right? A. Yes. Which of these traffic signs are in your neighborhood? Describe any differences between traffic signs in What other traffic signs do you usualy see? different countries you know.A Checlein 8 security officer 4 ticket 9 X-ray machine 2 ticket counter 40 carry-on bag 3 ticket agent 4 suitcase ape aia) 5 arrival anddeparture 17 check-in counter roar 2 boarding pass 13 gate B Security 14 boarding area 6 security checkpoint 7 metal detector 12,3, 5-9, 11, 18-16, 22, 23,25, 26] A. Excuse me. Where's the. B. Right over there 22 0 1 16 7 18 a 1 83 21 + With 22 and 25 use: Excuse me. Where's __? Describe an airport you are familiar with. Tell about the checkin area, the security area, the gates, and the baggage claim area. Baggage Claim baggage claim (area) baggage carousel baggage baggage cart/ luggage cart luggage carrier garment bag baggage claim check B. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Customs and Immigration customs, customs officer customs declaration form immigration immigration officer passport visa U1, 4, 10, 12, 17-21, 24, 27, 28) A. Oh, no! I think I've lost my 1 Il help you look for it. Have you ever gone through Customs and Immigration? Tell about your experiance.1 cockpit 10 aisle seat 18 airsickness A take off your F check in 2 pilot/captain 11 FastenSeat Belt bag shoes at the gate 3 copilot sign 19 life vest/ B empty your G get your 4 lavatory/ 42 No Smoking life jacket pockets, boarding pass bathroom sign 20 runway C putyourbagon —_—H_ board the. 5 flight attendant 13 call button 21 terminal the conveyor belt plane Beast 14 oxygen mask (building) D putyour computer | stow your compartment 15 emergency exit 22 control tower ina tray carry-on bag 7 aisle 46 tray (table) 23 airplane/ E walk through the J find your seat 8 window seat 17 emergency plane/jet metal detector K fasten your 9 middle seat instruction card seat belt (AK) A. Please B. Allright. Certainly 11-23) A. Where's the 2 B. In/On/Next to/Behind/In front of / Above/Below the Have you ever flown in an airplane? Be an airport security officer! Give passengers instructions as. Tell about a flight you took. ‘they go through the security area, Now, be flight attendant! Give passengers instructions before take-off4 doorman 8 front desk 44 meeting room 20 hall/hallway 2 valet parking 9 desk clerk 15 gift shop 21 room key 3 parking attendant 10 guest 416 pool 22 housekeeping cart 4 bellhop 11 concierge desk 17 exercise room 23 housekeeper 5 luggage cart 42 concierge 48 elevator 24 guest room 6 bell captain 43 restaurant 49 ice machine 25 room service | 7 lobby ‘A. Where do you work? ‘A. What do you do there? Tell about a hotel you are familiar with Describe the place and the people. B. I work at the Grand Hotel. B. I'm a/an —11.3.4.4.9, 12,23) A. Excuse me. Where's the __[1-19, 22,23]? B. Right over there. A. Thanks. In your opinion, which hotel employee has the mest interesting job? the most dificult job? Why?A 4. sewing machine 2 pin 3 pin cushion 4 (spool of) thread 5 (sewing) needle 6 thimble 7 safety pin knit knitting needle 9 yarn C crochet 10 crochet hook D paint 11 paintbrush 12 easel 43 canvas 14 paint a oil paint b watercolor E draw 45 sketch book 46 (set of) colored pencils 17 drawing pencil F do embroidery 18 embroidery G do needlepoint 419 needlepoint 20 pattern H do woodworking 21. woodworking kit 1 do origami 22 origami paper J make pottery 23 clay 24 potter's wheelK collect stamps 25 stamp album 26 magnifying glass L collect coins 27 coin catalog 28 coin collection M build models 29 model kit 30 glue 31 acrylic paint go bird-watching binoculars field guide play cards (deck of) cards a club b diamond © heart d spade 35 36 37 38 39 play board games chess checkers backgammon Monopoly a dice Scrabble go online/ browse the Web/ "surf" the net web browser web address /URL photography camera astronomy telescope A, What do you like to do in your free time? { Uke to enjoy IF ‘A. May |help you? B. Yes, please. I'd like to buy (fan) 1-34, 42, 43] Do you like to do any of these activities in your free time? Which ones? ‘A. What do you want to do? B. Let's play 39) A. Good ide What games are popular in your country? Describe how to play one.museum 6 historic site 11 park 6 planetarium art gallery 7 national park 12 beach 17 200 3 concert 8 craft fair 13. mountains 18 movies play 9 yard sale 14 aquarium 49 carnival 5 amusement park 410 swap meet/fleamarket_ 15. botanical gardens 20 fair A J you want to do ‘A. What did you do over the A. What are you going to do on your A. What today? weekend? day off? afan afan Lic rere alan 11-2 B Lot's gotof 42 To-2 B. | went sf 3/2 8 rim going o go tof 3/2 What are some of your favorita places to go? Where are they? What do you do there?1 bicycle path/ 6 picnic table 12 fountain bike path/bikeway 7 water fountain 13 bike rack 2 duck pond 8 jogging path 414 merry-go-round/ 3 picnic area 9 bench carousel 4 trash can 10 tennis court 15. skateboard 5 grill 11 balifield ramp B12 A. Excuse me. Does this park have (a) ? B. Yes. Right over there. Describe a park and playground you are famil 16 playground 48 swings 7 climbing wall 19 climber 20 slide Be careful in the B. | will, Dad/Mom. fee careful on the 21 seesaw 22 sandbox 23 sand138 THE BEACH ari a 1 lifeguard 7 wave 14 sunbather 21 cooler 2 lifeguard stand 8 surfer 15 sunglasses 22 sun hat 3 life preserver 9 kite 16 (beach) towel 23 sunscreen/sunblock/ 4 snack bar/ 10 beach chair 17 beach ball ‘suntan lotion refreshment stand 11 beach umbrella 48 surfboard 24 (beach) blanket 5 vendor 12 sand castle 19 seashell/shell 25 shovel 6 swimmer 13 boogie board 20 rock 26 pail 1-26) ‘A. What a nice beach! B. tis. Look at all the st (9-11, 13, 15-18, 21-26] ‘A. Are you ready for the beach? B. Almost. | just have to get my Do you lke to go to the beach? Describe your favorite beach, What do you take when you go there?olen ele Meer Ue) ike A camping 8 insect repellent 14 GPS device D mountain biking 1 tent 9 matches 45 hiking boots 18 mountain bike 2 sleeping bag 19 (bike) helmet 3 tent stakes B hiking c Ho se as Saree 10 backpack echnical climbing E picnic 5 hatchet 11 canteen Hesherness 20 (picnic) blanket 6 camping stove encompass 17 rope 21 thermos 13 trail map 22 picnic basket 7 Swiss army knife #) A. Did you bring the [1-9, 11-14, 10-22] 9 your 110,15, 18,19] 2 . Yes, | did. ZA. Oh, good AEM A. Let's go_lA-El * this weekend. id H B. Good idea! We haven't gone Ay [A-E]_* ina long time. LS “ts ifm) “With E, cay: on a picnic. 1 gone camping, hiking, rock climbing, or Do you like to go on picnics? Where? ing? Tell about it: What did you do? Where? What picnic supplies and food do you take with you? What equipment did you use?A 1 2 sow ao Noo INDIVIDUAL SPORTS AND RECREATION jogging eek E jogging suit - jogging sh jogging shoes 5 running running shorts . running shoes Aa walking ” walking shoes eS inline skating/rollerblading 12 inline skates /rollerblades ‘ts knee pads cycling /biking bicycle /bike (bicycle/bike) helmet skateboarding skateboard elbow pads bowling bowling ball bowling shoes H horseback riding 14 saddle 15 reins 16 stirrups | tennis 17 tennis racket 48 tennis ball 49 tennis shorts J badminton 20 badminton racket 21 birdie/shuttlecock K 22 23 24 25 2 27 28 & racquetball safety goggles racquetball racquet table tennis/ ping pong paddle ping pong table net ping pong ballM golf P martial arts R weightlifting U wrestle 29 golf clubs 35 black belt 44 barbell 47 wrestling uniform 30 golf ball 42 weights 48 (wrestling) mat © gymnastics N Frisbee 36 horse S archery V work out/exercise 31 Frisbee/flying disc 37 parallel bars 43 bow and arrow 49 treadmill 38 mat 44 target 50 rowing machine eines Pook 39 balance beam 51 exercise bike 32 pool table 40 trampoline T box 52 universal/ 33 pool stick 45 boxing gloves exerceelequipnrent 34 billiard balls 46 (boxing) trunks ‘A. What do you like to do in your free time? 1-52) A. [really like this/these , new B. It's/They're very nice. re Vial ; ike to go. f M3 + like to play ki Ke hy I like to do 1S Wlike to) Po you do any ofthese actuities? Which ones? Which are popular n your country?A baseball C football E (ice) hockey G volleyball 1 baseball player 5 football player 9 hockey player 13 volleyball player 2 baseball field /ballfield 6 football field 410 hockey rink 14 volleyball court B softball D lacrosse F basketball H soccer 3 softball player 7 lacrosse player 11 basketball player 15 soccer player 4 ballfield 8 lacrosse field 12 basketball court 16 soccer field [AH] B. Yes. Baseball is one of A plays [ACH] very well, A. Now listen, team! I want all of you B. Youreright. Ithinkhe's/she'sone © 90 out on that " and play of the best. s* on the team. the best game of [ACH] you've ever played! B. All right, Coach! tse 2 4,6,8,10, 12, 14,16 "U0 1,3,5,7,9,1, 18,15 A. Do you like to play baseball? my favorite sports. Which sports in this lesson do you like to play? Which do you like to watch? What are your favorite teams? Name some famous players of these sports.TEAM SPORTS EQUIPMENT Nounansd won baseball E (ice) hockey G volleyball baseball 10 football 16 hockey puck 24 volleyball bat 11 football helmet 17 hockey stick 25 volleyball net batting helmet 12 shoulder pads 18 hockey mask (baseball) uniform 19 hockey glove ee catcher's mask D lacrosse 20 hockey skates 26 soccer ball (baseball glove 13 lacrosse ball 27 shinguards eee 14 face guard F basketball 15 lacrosse stick 21 basketball softball 22 backboard softball 23 basketball hoop softball glove | -27 A. can’t find my baseball! 1 B+ Leckin the closet.* “closet, basement, garage Lina store} [Athome] Which sportsin this Excuse me, I'm looking for(e) I'=271. Im going to play _(AcH]_ afterschool _lesson are popularin your Allour_[AcH]_ equipments over there today. country? Which sports Thanks. B. Don't forget your _[1=21, 24, 26, 27] | do students play in high school?WINTER SPORTS AND RECREATION A (downhill) skiing € (ice) skating E snowboarding G bobsledding 1 6 (ice) skates 10 snowboard 13 bobsled 2 skiboots 7 blade 3 bindings Bisketsauard F sledding H snowmobiling 4 (ski) poles 11 sled 14 snowmobile D figure skating 12 sledding dish/saucer B cross-country skiing 9 figure skates 5 cross-country skis (AH) ‘A, What's your favorite winter sport? B. Skiing. HI 144] Have you ever done any of these (Atwork or et school on Friday] [On the telephone] ‘activities? Which ones? A. What are you going ted his A. Hale, Says Spring Gods. ees nie entrar 8. Hollo. Do you sell (3) ‘Olympics? Which event do you think is B. I'm going to go A. Yes, we do./No, we nt the mast exciting? the most dangerous?A sailing D kayaking F swimming -H scubadiving —_K waterskiing 1 sailboat 7 kayak 11 swimsuit/ 17. wet suit 23 water skis 2 life jacket/life vest 8 paddles bathing suit 18 (air) tank 24 towrope 12 goggles 19 (diving) mask B canoeing E (white-water) 43 bathing cap L fishing 3 canoe rafting | surfing 25 (fishing) rod/ 4 paddles 9 raft G snorkeling 20 surfboard pole 410 life jacket/ 14 mask 26 reel € rowing life vest 45 snorkel J windsurfing 27 (fishing) ine 5 rowboat 16 fins 21 sailboard 28 (fishing) net 6 oars 22 sail 29 bait ‘A. Would you like to go sailing tomorrow? B. Sure. I'd love to. ‘A. Have you ever gone IAL? A. Doyouhave everything youneed Which sports in this lesson have you tried? yea TavetNes here togo [All ? Which sports would you lice to try? B. Yes. Ihave my [1-29] {and my e (1-29) ‘Ace eny of these sports popular in your EMENToe stat country? Which ones!abt) SPORT AND EXERCISE ACTIONS 4 hit 7 serve 13 walk 19 swing 25 situp 2 pitch 8 bounce 14 run 20 lift 26 deep knee bend 3 throw 9 dribble 45 hop 21 swim 27 jumping jack 4 catch 40 shoot 16 skip 22 dive 28 somersault 5 pass 11 stretch 17 jump 23 shoot 29 cartwheel 6 kick 12 bend 48 reach 24 push-up 30 handstand Sai Lan (10) (m1-23) [24-30] the ball! A. Now 1 A. Okay, everybody. | want B. Okay, Coach! B._ Like this? you to do twenty st A. Yes. B. Twenty ___s?! A. That's right. Do you exercise regularly? Be an exercise instructor! Lead your friends in an exercise Which exercises do you do? routine using the actions in this lesson.A play B concert © opera E music club G comedy club 1 theater 4 concert hall 9 opera singer 12 singer 47 comedian 2 actor 5 orchestra 3 actress 6 musician paealice F movies 7 conductor 10 ballet dancer 13 (movie) theater 8 band 11 ballerina 14 (movie) screen 15 actress 16 actor AG) A. What are you doing this evening? 4 c the rn A. What a magnificent ! B. lagree. 8. I'm going to{ What kinds of entertainment in this lesson do you like? Who are some of your favorite actors? actresses? What kinds of entertainment are popular in your country? musicians? singers? comedians?A music 1 classical music 2 popular music 3 country music 4 rock music plays drama comedy 15 tragedy 16 musical (comedy)TT Ltn © movies /films 17 drama 18 comedy 19 western 20 mystery 21 musical 22 cartoon 23 documentary 24 action movie/ adventure movie 25 war movie 26 horror movie 27 science fiction movie 28 foreign film D TV programs 29 drama 30 (situation) comedy/ sitcom 31 talk show 32 game show/quiz show 33 reality show 34 soap opera 35 cartoon children’s program 37 news program 38 sports program 39 nature program 40 shopping program What's your favorite type of music? ‘musical group? What kind of movies do you like? Who is your favorite singer? musicien? Who are your favorite movie stars? What are the titles of your favorite movies? What kind oF TV programs do you lke? What are your favorite shows?Strings violin viola cello bass (acoustic) guitar electric guitar banjo harp eVoanewns ul ere PSUS ey Woodwinds Brass. Percussion Keyboard Instruments 2 piccolo 46 trumpet 20 drums 23 piano 10 flute 17 trombone a cymbals 24 electric keyboard 11 clarinet 18 French horn 21 tambourine 25 organ 12 oboe 19 tuba 22 xylophone aateecrder Other Instruments Batatione 26 accordion aalbsneeon 27 harmonica A. Do you play a musical A. You play the trumpet instrument? B. Yes. I play the very well. lin, B. Thank you. Do you play amusical instrument? Which Instruments are usually in an orchestra? Which one? a marching band? a rock group? ‘A. What's that noise?! B, That's my son/daughter practicing the drums. Name and describe typicel musical instruments in your country.1 farmhouse 9 horse pig 23 tractor 30 farm worker 2 farmer 10 barnyard 17 chicken coop 24 field 1 alfalfa 3 (vegetable) garden 11 turkey 18 chicken 25 pasture corn 4 scarecrow 12 goat 19 hen house 26 cow 5 hay 13 lamb 20 hen 27 sheep 34 rice 6 hired hand 14 rooster 21 crop 28 orchard 35. soybeans 7 barn 15 pig pen 22 irrigation system «29 fruittree 36 wheat 8 stable A. The 19. 11-14, 16, 18, 20,26] 5/__[2 3 . Where's the 2 are loose again! A. Do you grow In/Next to the . Oh, no! Where are they? your farm? B. No. We grow. on p>= Tell about farms in your country. What crops and animals are common on these farms?ANIMALS AND PETS 1 moose 8 buffalo/bison 17 horse 27 jaguar 35 kitten a antler 9 coyote a tail a spots 36 dog 2 polar bear 10 fox 18 pony 28 mouse-mice 37 puppy 3 deer 41. skunk 19 donkey 29 rat 38 hamster a hoof-hooves 12 porcupine 20 armadillo 30 chipmunk 39 gerbil 4 wolf-wolves a quill 21 bat 31 squirrel 40 guinea pig a coat/fur 13 rabbit 22 worm 32 gopher 41 goldfish 5 (black) bear 414 beaver 23 slug 33 prairie dog 42 canary ! a claw 415 raccoon 24 monkey 34 cat 43 parakeet 6 mountain lion 16 possum/opossum 25 anteater a whiskers. 7 (grizaly) bear 26 llama44 antelope 49 panther 53 elephant 56 giraffe 61 gorilla 45 baboon 50 gibbon 2 tusk 57 zebra 62 kangaroo 46 rhinoceros 511 tiger b trunk a stripes ‘a pouch a horn @ paw 54 hyena 58 chimpanzee 63 koala (bear) 47 panda 52 camel 55 lion 59 hippopotamus 64 platypus 48 orangutan a hump a mane 60 leopard 11-33, 44-64) [34-43] A. Do you have a pet? i 8. Yes. |havea ‘A. What's your B. : B. Wow! That's the biggest I've ever seen! name? What animals are there where you live? Ifyou could be en animal, which animal would you ike tobe? Why? Is there az00 near where you live? What animals does it have? Does your culture have any popular folktales or What are some common pets in your country? children’s stories sbout animals? Tella story you know.BIRDS AND INSECTS Birds Insects 1 robin 6 woodpecker 14 sparrow 24 fly 33 spider a nest a beak 45 goose-geese 25 ladybug a web b eag 7 pigeon 46 penguin 26 firefly/ 34 praying mantis 2 blue jay 8 owl 17 flamingo lightning bug 35. wasp a wing 9 hawk 48 crane 27 moth 36 bee b tail 10 eagle 19 stork 28 caterpillar a beehive ¢ feather a claw 20 pelican a cocoon 37. grasshopper 3 cardinal 11 swan 21 peacock 29 butterfly 38 beetle 4 crow 42 hummingbird 22 parrot 30 tick 39 scorpion 5 seagull 13 duck 23 ostrich 31 mosquito 40 centipede a bill 32 dragonfly 41 cricket (at) A. Is that a/an a4 B. No. I think it’s a/an (24-21) A. Hold still! There's a B. Oh! Can you get it off me? A. There! It’s gone! on your shirt! What birds and insects are there where yau live? ‘Does your culture have any popular folk tales.or children’s stories about birds or insects? Tell a story you know.Passe Wes ea Sate) 8 cod 4 trout 9 ray/stingray 47 sea lion 26 tortoise 33 newt 2 fin 10 sea horse 18 otter a shell 34 salamander b gill 19 walrus 27 turtle 35 toad © scales Sea Animals fa tusk 28 alligator 36 snake 2 flounder At ohele 20 crab 29 crocodile 37 rattlesnake 3 tuna fecal 21. squid 30 lizard 38 boa constrictor 4 swordfish (eypernolse: 22 snail 31 iguana 39 cobra 5 bass 14. jellyfich 23 starfish 32 frog 6 shark pitocionys: 24 sea urchin 7 eel eee 25 sea anemone 1-39) A. Is that a/an 2 B. No. | think it’s a/an (26-39) A. Are there any s around here? B. No. But there are lots of ! What fish, sea animals, and reptiles can be found in yourcountry? _In your opinion, which ones are the most interesting? Which ones are endangered and need to be protected? Why? the most beautiful? che most dengerous?1 tree 2 leat-leaves 3 twig 4 branch 5 limb 6 trunk 7 bark 13 Bisa ew New ame) to) root needle pine cone dogwood holly magnolia 14 elm 45 cherry 46 palm 17 birch 18 maple 19 oak 20 pine 21 redwood 22 (weeping) willow 23 bush 24 holly 25 berries 26 shrub 27 fern 28 plant 29 cactus-cacti 30 vine 31 poison ivy 32 poison sumac 33 poison oakay 34 flower 40 chrysanthemum 45 gardenia 50 orchid 55 geranium 35 petal 41 daffodil 46 lily 51 rose 56 violet 36 stem 42 daisy 47 iris 52 sunflower 57 poinsettia 37 bud 43 marigold 48 pansy 53 crocus 58 jasmine 38 thorn 44 carnation 49 petunia 54 tulip 59 hibiscus 39 bulb [11-22] [31-33] [40-57] A. What kind of tree is that? A. Watch out for the A. Look at all thi B. I think it's a/an tree, over there! B. They’re beautiful B. Oh. Thanks for the warning “With 58 and 59, use: Look at all the! at funerals? during holidays? in hospital rooms? Tell which | Describe your favorite tree and your favorite flower. iyercauia atin te eee cece Peveeecrlatee drat ene What kinds of trees and flowers grow where you live?Casa sce Us cy Sources of Energy Conservation Environmental Problems 1 oil/petroleum 5 solar energy 9 recycle 18 air pollution 16 acid rain 2 (natural) gas hydroelectric 10 save energy/ 14 water pollution 17 radiation 3 coal power conserve energy 15 hazardous waste/ 18 global 4 nuclear energy 7 wind 41 save water/ toxic waste warming 8 geothermal conserve water energy 12 carpool [3 = 1-8] [9-12] 13-18] A. In my opinion, willbe A. Do you _? A. Do you worry about the cour best source of energy in the B. Yes. I'm very concerned environment? future. about the environment. B. Yes. I'm very concerned B. I disagree. | think our best about source of energy will be What kind of ensray do you use to heat your home? Do you practice conservation? What do you do to help 10 cook? In your opinion, which will be the best source the environment? of energy in the future? In your opinion, what is the most serious environmental problem in the world today? Why?DEL TV) ttt aii) 1 earthquake 4 blizzard 7 tsunami 9 forest fire 42 mudslide 2 hurricane 5 tornado 8 drought 10 wildfire 13 avalanche 3 typhoon 6 flood 11 landslide 14 volcanic eruption A. Did you hear about the in... f8280¥...? B, Yes, | did. | saw it on the news. Have you or someone you know ever experienced @ ‘Which natural disasters sometimes happen where you live? natural disaster? Tell about it. How do people prepare for them?EE ‘Types of Travel 1 business trip 5 bus tour 9 study tour 13 travel agency 2 family trip 6 train trip 10 eco-tour 14 tour company 3 cruise 7 boat trip 11 safari 45 online 4 (guided) tour 8 ski trip 12 expedition 16 over the phone eee 11-12] 113-16) A. Are you planning to travel soon? A. How did you make the arrangements for your trip? B. Yes. I'm going ona _ to . country), A. A____ to. (countty).? That's wonderfull 15.4 13,14 B. | booked it{ oust # HS Tell about a trip you took: Where did you travel? What kind of trip was it? How did you book the «rip? |1 immigration/ 4 money exchange 7 carrental counters 10 passport passport control counter 8 hotel courtesy 11 visa 2 baggage claim area 5 taxi stand vehicles 12 baggage claim check 3 customs 6 shuttle bus 9 restrooms 13 customs declaration form A 8 A. 8 it-9) (10-13) Where’s_li3l_? A. May | see your 2 ‘A. Excuse me. } Where's the [2 4-6) 2 B. My ? Yes. Here you are. Where are the 7-91 2 A. Thank you. B. Over there. IAt immigration/passport control] [At customs] Tell about your arval ata destination: What is the purpose of yourtrip— A. How many bags do you have? Where did you arrive? Buiiners ek pieetire! Phe What happened after you arrived? ‘A. Can you open them, please? finsece yolacy How long do you plan to stay? I need to inspect them. Mes Hie oi Certainly.7 Room Service 8 Housekeeping 9 Maintenance 10 Front Desk 11 Concierge 12 Bell Desk 1 single room 2 room with double beds 3. non-smoking room 4 handicapped-accessible room 5 room with a view 6 suite ; 1-6] A. Idlikea . please. B. Let me see if that's available. A. Thank you. a Id like to order dinner. b We need some towels. © The sink in our room is broken. d I'd like a wake-up call at 7.A.m., please. © I'd like to get tickets for a show. # I'm checking out. Can you please send someone to get my bags? . Certainly. ell about a hotel you stayed in: What type of room lid you have? What hotel services did you use?Table for two at 007 1. go sightseeing 5 buy souvenirs 9 get tickets fora 13 goto amuseum 2 take awalking tour 6 mail some postcards show/concert 14 goto ahealth club/ 3 take a bus tour 7 make a restaurant 10 visit an historic site fitness club 4 exchange money reservation 11 go shopping 15 goto an internet cafe 8 rent acar 12 go toa park 16 goto aclub A What ald you do today? B. We —___ed. A. May thelp you? B. Yes, please. I'd like to ___ | Toll about a tourist experience you had Where did you go? What did you da there?15 Help! 21 Do you speak ....!s 16 Police! 22 Please write that di me. 17 Please don't bother me!/Please go away!/ 23 What do you call that in English? Get away from me! 24 Please repeat that. 18 Fire! 25 Please speak slowly. 19 Look out! 26 I'm sorry. What did you say? 20 Freeze!/Stop!/Don't move! Be a tourist! Practice conver pages 164 and 165.166 THE WORLD ARCTIC OCEAN aan sans 53 PACIFIC.ARCTIC Ws arctic OCEAN °& OCEANATLANTIC ‘OCEAN BERMUDA ©SOUTH AMERICA 169 ATLANTIC PACIFIC OCEAN ATLANTIC. OCEAN x Ww £ 5 SOUTH GEORGIA : sie ISLAND. ands ES 0 500KMEUROPE ATLANTICAFRICA AND THE MIDDLE EAST sal ATLANTIC ‘OCEANCOUNTRIES, NATIONALITIES, AND LANGUAGES. 7 x Country Nationality [Language Country Nationality [Language ‘Afghanistan [Afghan [Afghan Tealy Tealen felon Argentina Argentine | Spanish Japan Japanese | Japanese Austealio. Australian | English Jorden Jordanian | Arabic Bolivia Bolivien | Spanish Korea Korean Korean Breil Braaiin | Portuguese Laos Laotian Laotian Bulgaria Bulgarian | Bulgarian Latvia Latvian Latvian Cambodia Cambodian | Cambodian Lebanon Lebanese | Arabic Canada Canadian | Englsh/French Lithuania Lithuanian | Lithuanian Chile Chilean | Spanish Malaysia Malaysian | Malay China Chinese | Chinese Mexico Mexican _| Spanish Colombia Colombian | Spanish New Zealand | New Zealander | English Costa Rica Costa Rican | Spanish Nicaragua Nicaraguan | Spanish Cube Cuban | Sparish Norway Norwegian | Norwegian (The)czech [Czech | Czech Pakistan Pakistani | Urdu eri Panama Panamanian | Spanish Denman Dex as Peru Peruvian | Spanish Up Dopincon [Dominican |seann vee | ign | etaog Ecuador Ecuadorian | Spanish oe et ae a eee aoe Portugal Portuguese | Portuguese ElSalvador __| Salvadorean | Spanish eer ies ROTSNCE SB a OAS) England Englisch | English Romania Romanian | Romanian Eom ans ey Russia Russian Russian ne ae Saudi Arabia | Sau Arabic eciard aa Slovakia Slovak Slovak ror eee Spain Spanish Spanish SanenE ate Sweden Swedish _| Swedish a eee Switzerland Swiss German/Frenchy Guatemala | Guatemalen | Spanish ere Tetwarese | Chess Halt Haitian | Haitian Kreyol rea ‘rial re Honduras Honduran | Spanish te oe as Hungary Hungarian | Hungerian ten Poettins ies veslen Hine (The) United States | American _| English Indonesia Indonesian | Indonesian iene Narcan See Eee leceelt) SS | Hebe Vietnam Vietnamese _ | Vietnamese ‘A. Where are you from? A. What's your nationality? A. What language do you speak? B. I'm from Mexico. B. I'm Mexican. B. | speak Spanish. Tall about yourself: Where are you from? What's your rationality? What languages do you speak? Now interview and tell about a friendaay Regular Verbs Regular verbs have four different spelling patterns for the past and past participle forms. EI) Add -ed to the end of the verb. For example: act ~ acted act cook grill simmer add correct, guard sort answer cough hand (in) spell appear cover help sprain ask crash steam assist cross (out) pour stow attack deliver iron print stretch attend deposit kick reach surf bank design land record swallow board discuss leak register talk boil dress learn relax turn box drill lengthen repair ‘twist brainstorm dust lift repeat unload broil edit listen request vacuum. brush end load respond vomit burn enter look rest walk burp establish lower return wash carpool explain mark roast watch cash faint match rock wax check fasten mix saute weed clean fix mow scratch whiten clear floss obey seat work collect fold open select comb follow paint shorten construct form park sign ‘Add -d to a verb that ends in ~e. For example: (assemble ~ assembled assemble declare grate pronounce shave bake describe hire prune slice balance dislocate manage raise sneeze barbecue dive measure rake state bathe dribble microwave recite style bounce enforce move recycle supervise browse erase nurse remove translate bruise ‘examine operate revise type bubble exchange organize rinse underline change exercise ‘overdose save unscramble circle experience practice scrape use close file prepare serve vote combine gargle produce share wheezetransfer trim Irregular Verbs The following verbs have irregular past tense and/or past participle forms. be was/were been know knew known beat beat beaten leave left left become became become let let let bend bent bent make made made begin began begun meet met met bleed bled bled pay paid paid break broke broken put put put bring brought brought read read read build built built rewrite rewrote rewritten buy bought bought ring rang rung catch caught caught run ran run choose chose chosen say said said come came come see saw seen cut cut cut sell sold sold do did done set set set deaw drew drawn shoot shot shot drink drank drunk sing sang sung drive drove driven sit sat sat eat ate eaten sleep slept slept fall fell fallen speak spoke spoken feed fed fed stand stood stood fly flew flown sweep swept swept get got gotten swim swam swum give gave given swing swung swung go went gone take took taken grow grew grown teach taught taught hang hung hung throw throw thrown have had had understand understood understood hit hit hit withdraw withdrew withdrawn hold held held write wrote written hurt hurt hurtGLOSSARY ‘The bold number indicates the page(s) on which the word appears. The number that follows indicates the word's location in the illustration and in the word list on the page. For exemple, "address 1-5" indicates that the word address is on page 1 and is item number 5. point tum 130-25 35 milimeter camera 77-14 aM. 16 AY. crow 104-12 abdomen 86-25 above 8-1 accelerator 127-73 accordion 150-26 account 80-£ account number 81-25 ‘accountant 1121 ‘Ace™ bandage 90-12 acid rain 158-16 ‘acorn squash 49-13 acoustic guitar 150-5 across 129-7 aerylic paint 135-31 act 116-4 action figure 79-12 action movie 149-24 activities director 84-12 actor 112-2, 147-215 actress 112-3, 147-3,16 ‘acupuncturist 96-15, acute angle 106-203 ad 118-4, adapter 77-13, add 58-10 adding machine 77-11, 119-13 addition 105 address 1-5 adhesive bandage 90-3 adhesive tape 90-9 adjective 107-5 administrative assistant 119-22 adult 42.7 adult school 101-5 adventure movie 149-24 adverb 107-7 aerogramme 82-3 afraid 47-27 afternaon 19-5 aftershave 99-25 aftershave lotion 99-25 age 42 AIDS 91-25 air 126-48 airbag 127-49 air conditioner 28-28 air conditioning 31-21, 127-61 airfiter 126-22 air freshener 26-25 airletter 82-3 air pollution 158-13 air pump 126-41 air purifier 94-11 air sicknoss bag 132-18 air tank 145-18 airplane 132-23 aisle 55-1, 132-7 aisle seat 132-10 alarm clock 23-17 alcohol 93-10 alfalfa 151-31 algebra 105 allergic reaction 91-7 aliergist 96-5 alligator 155-28 altemator 126-38 ‘aluminum foil 5412 ambulance 84-8 American cheese 52-10 ammonia 32-14 amphibians 155 amusement park 136-5 anesthesiologist 97-17 anesthetic 93-F angry 47-17 ankle 87-48 ankle sacks 71-10 anniversary 18-27 annoyed 46-16 answer 6-20, 7-51,52,54 answer sheet 7-54 answer the question 6-19, 7-48 answering machine 77-6 antacid tablets 95-8 anteater 152-25 antelope 153-44 antenna 126-14 antibiotic ointment 90-7 antihistamine cream 90-11 antipasto 64-10 antipasio plate 64-10 antiseptic cleansing wipe 90-4 antler 152-10 ants 30-Tle apartment ads 28-1 apariment building 20-1 apartment listings 28-2 apariment number 1-8 apex 106-192 apostrophe 107-12 appetizers 64 apple 48-1 apple juice 51-15 apple pie 64-25 appliance repairperson 30-£ application form 118-F apply for a loan 80-F appointment 18-28 appointment book 120-6 apricot 48-7 April 18-16 aquarium 136-14 archery 141-5 architect 112-4 area code 1-12 arithmetic 105: arm 86.28 armadillo 152.20 armchair 21-29 acrwest 127-82 around 129-4 arrival and departure board 124-13 artval and departure monitor 131-5 art 103-19 artgallery 136-2 arteries 87-68 artichoke 49-27 arile 107-4 ertist 112.5 aska question 6-17 ask about the benefits 118K askabout the salary 118-3 ‘ask you some questions about yourhealth 92-E asparagus 49-7 aspirin 90-13, 954 assault 85-11 assemble 116-2 assembler 112-6 assembly line 121-4 assist 116-3 assistant principal 102-6 asteroid 11-11 asthma 91-18 astronaut 111-30 astronomer 111-27 astronomy 111, 135-5 athletic shoes 69-17 athleticsupporter 68-10 ties 83-28 ATM 80-12 ATM card 80-6 ‘ATM machine 80-12 audio cassette 76.25 sudiologist 96-9 audiotape 76-25, 83-16 auditorium 102K August 18-20 aunt 3.2 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