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Contents
(01 LETTERS & p04
NUMBERS
What do you know?
The alphabet
‘Speaking
Names and spelling
English in use
Dates
Numbers
‘Speak out
Playing a ‘letters, numbers,
and dates' board game
O2COUNTRIES& p07
PEOPLE
Speak for yourself
Giving information about
yourself
Vocabulary
Countries and nationalities
Email addresses
Grammar
to be, present and past
ago
Speak out
Writing an email about
yourself, and exchanging
information
03 FRIEVDS & p.to
RELATIONS
Vocabulary challenge
Family and relationships
Grammar
hhave got i has got
English in use
Describing your house / fiat
‘Speak out
Talking about where your
friends and family ive
04 LIFE ROUTINE P13
What do you know?
Verbs and nouns
Vocabulary
Dally routines
Telling the time
Grammar
Present simple
‘Speak out
Describing your dally
routine
05 PEOPLES PLACES p.16
Vocabulary challenge
Describing people, food,
‘and weather
English in use
Describing your life
‘Grammar
Present simple spelling,
he'she it
“Adverbs of frequency
‘Speak out
Discussing good and bad
things about living abroad
06 JOBS & WORK —p.l9
‘Speak for yourself
What's important in a job?
Vocabulary
Occupations and saying
‘what you do
English in use
Understanding job adverts
‘Speak out
‘Talking about qualities and
‘qualifications for Jobs
O7 LOVE&HATE p22
‘What do you know?
Indoor and outdoor
activities
Grammar
Likes and dislikes
Spelling -ing forms
Speak out
Talking about likes and
dislikes
08 7005 BARS = p25
Vocabulary challenge
City entertainments
English in use
Understanding city guides
‘Speak out
‘Saying what's on in a town /
city you know
(09 ROADS & p28
ROUNDABOUTS
Speak for yourself
Drawing and describing a
‘map of your town
English in use
Saying where places are
‘Asking for directions
Prepositions of position
Speak out
‘Asking and saying where
places are
1OGoopaBAD pt
Listening challenge
Talking about books, films,
and exhibitions
Vocabulary
Opinion adjectives
aut, ver, realy
absolutely
English in use
Giving your epiion
speak out
Saying what you think
1oure@asoutT p34
‘Speak for yourself
‘The weekend
Grammar
Present continuous for
plans
‘Speak out
‘Making plans for the
weekend
12 TRANSPORT a = p37
TRAVEL
Vocabulary challenge
Transport
English in use
Using public transport
Useful questions when
travelling
Understanding
‘announcements
‘Speak out
Describing ways to travel
between cities and
‘countries1B HERERNOW ——p.40.
‘What do you know?
Correcting an e-mail
Grammar
Present continuous to talk
‘Writing an e-mail
Speak out
Playing a ‘present
continuous’ board game
14 CALLS & MESSAGES p.43
‘Speak for yourself
How do you keep in touch?
Vocabulary
Contact details
English in use
‘Taking and leaving
telephone messages
‘Speak out
Making a phone caf, and
taking and leaving
messages
15 UPS & DOWNS — pao
Lstening challenge
Different ways of saying
How are you?
Vocabulary
Feelings
English in use
Giving advice with should
‘Speak out
Discussing problems and
giving advice
PRACTICE p.76
16 STARTERS & p49
DESSERTS
‘Speak for yourself
What and when you eat
Vocabulary
Food and menus
Ways of cooking
Grammar
Countable and uncountable
‘nouns
‘Speak out
Talking about a favourite dish
17 carés & ps2
RESTAURANTS:
‘Speak for yourself
Eating out
English in use
Understanding restaurant
guides
Booking a table
Speak out
Describing a restaurant
IBSATURDAYR =p 55,
SUNDAY
What do you know?
Correcting a dialogue
Grammar
Past simple, regular and
irregular
last and ago
Speak out
‘Asking about the weekend
PAIR WORK ACTIVITIES p.105
19 TOWN & COUNTRY p58
Speak for yourself
Identifying areas of the
wort
Vocabulary
Describing places
Grammar
Comparatives
‘Speak out
‘Comparing places
20 TICKETS & FLIGHTS p.61
Vocabulary challenge
Airport and inflight
vocabulary
English in use
Booking fights by phone
Speak out
‘Making a telephone
booking
21 SINGLES & poe
DOUBLES.
Speak for yourself
Holiday accommodation
Vocabulary
Understanding
‘accommodation guides
English in use
Booking accommodation
Speak out
‘Making a hotel booking.
TAPESCRIPTS p.107
22 WHEN & WHERE p.67
What do you know?
Money vocabulary
Grammar
Present perfect and past
simple
‘once, twice, three times
Speak out
Finding out about cach
other
23 SHOPS & SHOPPING p.70
Speak for yourself
Talking about shops
Vocabulary
shops
English in use
Explaining what things are
for
Useful shopping language
‘Speak out
Buying things
24 SuITS&BOOTS p73
Vocabulary challenge
Clothes and colours
Vocabulary
Clothes on the Internet
English in use
Going clothes shopping
Speak out
Talking about clothes and
clothes shopping
IRREGULAR VERBS p.111
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LETTERS & NUMBERS
What do you know?
+ The alphabet
os The alphabet
+ Numbers 1 What do you know about the English alphabet?
1. How many letters has it got?
2. How many are vowels?
3. What do you call the other letters?
4 Which is the most common letter in English?
5 Which is the east common letter?
2. How do you pronounce the letcers? Complete the columns.
a. b t i ° q r
es important to know how to
pronounce the alphabet in English,
3 In pairs. Which letters are difficult to say? Test each other.
How do you say ths letter?
4 Against the clock Say the alphabet round the class as quickly as you
can, Can you do it in 20 seconds?
Speaking
Names and spelling
1 Make a lis ofthe people in your class. Write their
names in alphabetical order (by surname),
Hello / Hi Good evening, What's your name?
1m Jacques.
‘And what's your surname?
Breton
How do you spell that?
BRETON, And you? Whats your name?
A Maria Aiba.
mora Abo
Taeayes Eeston
w@ saree
2. In pairs. Check the names you've got. Have you spelt them the same?English in use
Dates
1 Againse the clock (ainiutes| Wrice down the names of the
months in English. Check your spelling in pairs
2 In your country, which month is ..?
1 aholiday month 4 adepressing month
2 ahot month 5 an important month for students
3 awetmonth 6 your favourite month
Useful language
+ Can you continue this list?
Ast) the first Bird) the third Sith) the fifth
2 3 4 5 6 2ind) the second lth) the fourth 6th) the sith
7 8 9 wn BD
Was 6 17 18 1 2 + Weenie... 14(th) Jub.
non Bm 3% % 7 We say... the fourteenth of July.
m9 30 How do you say these dates?
100ctober 21 March
+ 1998 - nineteen ninety-ight
2004 = two thousand and four
3 In groups. Write down four dates when you do something special
Explain them to your group.
@May On the ninth of May we always go out because its my sister's birthday.
Numbers
QB 1 Listen. Match the sentences you hear with the pictures.
2 Listen again and write down the missing numbers in each picture.
3. Make questions for the numbers.
1 what's number ? your phone
2 date ? the what's today
3 old ? how you are
4? mobile your number what's phone
5
6
number house your what's ?
2 birthday your when's
Giese 0506
(Can you remember ..?
+ how to spell your name
+ how to say the date
+_how to say phone numbers
4 Listen and check your ideas, Look at Tapescript 1.2 on p.107 and
practise che dialogues,
5 In pairs. Ask each other the questions in exercise 3.
Ese
+ When we say telephone numbers, 0 = ob and 22 = double two.
What's the difference?
thirteen thirty
fourteen forty
fifteen fitty
that’s three ob” co make the difference clear.
126 = one / a hundred and twenty-six,
You can say ‘thirty
You can answer lots of questions with letters, numbers, and dates. Play this
game in groups of four. Use a coin to move. When you land on a square,
answer the question. Make sure you say the lecters and numbers correctly.
‘What's yout phone
2
How spell
the oof
the on
yo
‘umber?
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COUNTRIES & PEOPLE
+ Countries|
+ Email addresses
+ tobe, present and past
How do you
pronounce —_?
How do you say these email addresses?
Which countries do the people live in?
monica@gold.com.br
elizabeth brown@councilru
hunter}@ritcoun gr
peter@scieduau
santos @esoterica.pt
Speak for yourself
1 Look at the examples and write sentences about yourself with as much
information as possible.
{im from Switzerland,
I from Switzerland, from a small town called Baar
1m from Switzerland, from a smal town called Baar, near Zurich
Hive in a fat
Hive in fat in the centre of town,
ive with my wife and children in a fla in the centre of town.
+ 1m from
= tive
2. In groups. Compare your sentences. Who has the longest?
Ask questions for more information.
w
How many children hove you got?
‘at's your wife's name?
Vocabulary
Countries
1 In pairs. Put chese countries in the right stress group. Is your country
in the list?
Brazil Germany Spain italy
Mexico Russa Poland
France Turkey Japan
Portugal Argentina ‘Sweden Greece
° 00 20 O00 2000
France Bravi Mexico
2 Add another country to the table.08
{990 = Inthe past
Answer these questions:
two hours ago?
‘a month ago?
exactly aweek ago?
Where were you
ie
EXPAND
When you learn a new word, look for other forms.
cabulary
country nationality
France French
Mexico Mexican
Do you know the nationalities for these countries?
Japan
Germany
Brazil
Grammar
to be, present and past
1. Read Marzia’s e-mail to Jim and his reply.
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rom: 15 Cincigneton
Se aca
Message: | Hil My name's Marzia and I'm from Parma in italy, 'm a use in an
ld people's home. I's nota bad job. The pay is terrible, but the hours
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‘are quite good. My boss is a monster, but never mind.
‘As the moment f'n ving in 3 msl Hatin
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From:
Subject:
Mossage:
om ] To: [ Warzie@iberoit
Hi Marzia
‘Thanks forthe @-mal, Glad to make a new fend,
Believe it or not | was in Parma last year with my wife. What a great city! We
wore there for a week. The weather wasnt fantastic —it was rainy and misty
~ but he food... it was wonderful. The people wore really endl, oo.
IR wasnt our first ime in aly We were also there two years ago
2 Close your books and write down three things you remember about
Marzia and Jim.
3 In groups. Compare your lists and correct any mistakes.
4 Read about Marzia and Jim again. Underline the examples of tobe in the
present. Circle) the examples of fo be in the past.
Ninna| fo be, present and past
Present past
tm Iwas
timaot —Kiasn't
he's she's its [7 hersterit was
he/she /itisn't fhe she /it wasn't
you're we're / they're you /we/ they wore
you we they aren't you /we/ they weren't
Practice
1 Look at these sentences. Which must be in the past?
1 a teacher.
2 1____born in 1974
31 1m holiday two weeks ago.
4 My birthday in uly
51 married
The weather sunny yesterday.
71 in France last year
81 50,
9 There ten students in my class
10 The date tomorrow 1 March
2. Now complete the sentences with to be, present or past, Make them
true for you
I'm a teacher.
‘or tim nota teacher. m a doctor.
3 In pairs. Talk about your answers.
4 In teams. Write down the names of six famous people, three dead
and three alive. Ask the other teams where they are from.
A Where's Ronaldo from?
B (He's from) Brazil,
A Where was Mozart irom?
B (He was from) Austria
Speak out
1 Write a short e-mail about yourself.
A
subject [CS
wee SY
(Can you remember ..?
+ five countries and nationalities
+ how to say email addresses
2 In pairs, Read each other's e-mails.
+ thepastof tobe
3 In groups. Tell the group about your partner. Don’t look at their
e-mail. Flow much can you remember?Os:
FRIENDS & RELATIONS
Vocabulary challenge
1 Look at these words. Whar’s the difference between the words in red,
blue, and green?
‘+ Family vocabulary
+ Home vocabulary
+ have got sas got
+ Taking about where people We ‘ater dauster one grandfather en
niece. fe child
parent oe fe XW cousin — mother-in-law
grandson cle boyfriend brother
2. In pairs. Look ac the red and blue words. What’s the other word in the
pair? Test each other.
A Fother. B Mother .. Wife A Husband.
3 In groups. Choose three of your relations and tell each other
‘My brothers name = the name af m
oe ¥ something about them,
‘My brother's name is David, and he's married with three children,
Grammar
have got / has got
1 Are these sentences true (V) or false (X) for you? Compare your ideas.
When I was young now
| ived in a large house. Hive in a large city,
twas ina vilage, Hive on my own,
There were three bedrooms. My house /flat has got central heating
There was no electricity My house / fiathas a beautiful view
2 Read about Rita and her family
are crue for her?
Iived in a large house. X She lived in a small house
‘hich of the sentences in exercise 1
My mother’s house isin the village of KardianThe house is about 100
years old. My family is big ~sbx brothers and sisters and my mother (my
father died when | was 12) twas a small house for seven people. It's got a
big living room and two bedrooms. We slept in the bedrooms and the living
room. The bathroom was, and stil i, outside. it was so cold in winter!
‘Now lve in my husband’ village. 'm near my mother, but not too near!
It’s a new house, and it's got lots of space, a besutiful kitchen, anda large
balcony. We've got heating (which my mother’s house hasnt} and a large,
comfortable bathroom inside! Unfortunately, we haven't got 4 very good
View. There's another house opposite us, so we can't see the mountainsMy daughter Eleni, left the island two years ago to find a job. Shelves
in Athens and rents a small flat in one ofthe suburbs. t's @ good area,
bot very busy and noisy. She lives alone, but her boyfriend lives nearby.
‘The flat is on the top floor and on a clear day you can see the
‘Acropolis! Sie hasn't got air-conditioning, so i's very hot in summer.
That's why she comes home when she can
3. Against the clock ‘Sifiiit®s| Read che texts again and find as many
rooms and parts of a house as you can.
4 Look at chis spidergram. Can you put three things in each room?
living room bedroom
ormehoirs
Teper] — |. [ eatoom
i jeeows | |
5 Look backat the text. How many examples of have got /bas got can you find?
How many are negative?
eas
! Wve got Have got ..? Yes; have.
you haven't got \\ No, haven't.
we L
they
he 'sgot Has____got ..? Yes, has.
she hasr’t got No, hesr'
Practice
1 Look at the grammar box and make these sentences true for you.
1 apet.
21_____abig family.
3. My bedroom _____an en suite bathroom
4 My parents a house in the country.
5 Mycar_____air-conditioning.
6 Mybest fiend dark hair and brown eyes.
2 Puc these words in the right order to make questions.
1 brothers got mary have how and sisters you ?
2 house your got airconditioning has 7
3 a you player got CD have ?
4 you nephews got and any have nieces ?
5 {ree much time have how you got 7
6 you have flat house or got aa?
3 In pairs, Ask and answer the questions.
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English in use
Where do you live?
1 [Eid Listen to Diana and Shawn talking about where they live
‘Complete the table.
Diana shawn
where avvilage near Oxford
who with
rooms a
favourite room ving room
2 Who says what? Put D (Diana) or $ (Shawn) beside each phrase,
1 about 80 years old 0 5 there are three bedrooms
2 onthe third floor 6 aview of the garden
3 it's pretty big 7 my favorite room's
4 upstairs 8 that’s where | watch TV
3 Listen to the recording again and check. Practise saying the phrases.
4 What can you remember? Try to complete these sentences,
Check in Tapeseript 3.1
Diana
British English American English 1 Iliveina ina near Oxford,
fet gpariment 2. It’s about, ‘years old and made of,
favourite favorite
5 3. Upstairs there are three and two
4 Our bedroom has a view of the and the beyond
Shawn
5. My apartment's on the flogr of an old house,
‘Can you remember ...? ONS ee 8 108 ee
a sixreltions 7 My favorite room's the That's where I Wand
+ five rooms in a house Ao.
5 three things shout piers and 8. Its also where the is it gets hot in Boston.
Shawn's homes
§ Wrice a short description of your house / flat, using the phrases
above for ideas.
speak out
1 Think of friends or members of your family who live in these places.
If you can, write one name for each.
in a ferent ott \
village / town / part ofthe country ( country
eA Gy
2 In groups / pairs. Choose one or two of the people. Say who they
are, and describe where they live. Give as much detail as you can, and
try to use words and phrases from this lesson.
in the same
house as me
in the same
neighbourhood
as me
in the seme in the same part
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LIFE & ROUTINE
What do you know?
1 Make as many sentences as you can,
I get the bus to work.
+ Dally routine vocabulary
‘+The present simple
+ Talking about routines
Up at 7.00.
a shower.
Iget the bus to work.
gs a sandwich for lunch,
Pave tromnineto fve
Igo hard!
to bed at about 11.00.
home straight after work,
inan office
toa café for breakfast,
iI work
2 Tick (7) the sentences that are true for you.
3 In groups. Compare your ideas.
Vocabulary
Daily routines
1 (@ Against the clock |sipifig) Look at these words. Can you think
“of one verb that goes with each?
rave a sandwich goby bike workin an office
sandwich v shower dinner
bike friends bus ayn
office lunch restaurant coffee
paper café bed bath
2 II] Liscen to these three people talking aboue their daily routine.
mplece the gaps. Which expressions in exercise 1 do they use?
TTusually getup ””3t about'6.30. | just ‘or breakfast
' to work Ift'm late which isa bit expensive.
My wife she likes to keep fit
2 Vaiways at lunchtimes, about 12.30 or 1245.1 there
too, and | often __ for lurch
31 at around 6:00 and maybe for a drink | don’
«too much to do, and | never before midnight.