English for international communication§_un 12 13 “4 16 16 Acknowledgments iv Please call me Chuck. 1 How do you spend your day? 7 How much is it? 13 Do you like jazz? 19 Tell me about your family. 25 How often do you exercise? 31 We had a great time! 37 How do you like the neighborhood? 43 49 Have you ever ridden a camel? 55 It’sa very exciting city. 61 Itreally works! 67 May I take your order please? 73 ‘The biggest and the best! 79 Tm going to see a musical. 85 Achange for the better. 91 itti Write about yourself. My first name is My last name is Please call me BB sames A Write M for male names and F for female names, 1, _M_ Joseph 5. ___. Robert 2, James 6 Susan Jos, eph 3. Catherine 7, __ William P. 4 Elizabeth 8. Jennifer B Match each of these nicknames with a name above. a5 Bob c. ____ Jenny, ___iLiz, sg, __ Sue b. Kate. Jim f£ Joe bh, Bill C Match the following. ichael Charles Kennedy) Kate smith ( Ms. Sarah Rachel Jones 1. a full name with a title 3. a full name without a title Ms. Sarah Rachel Jones 2. anickname 4, a family nameUni 1 El choose the correct responses. 1. A: Hi, P'm Liz 4, A: Hello, 'm William Dean. Please call me Bill B: Oh. hi. — B = Oh, hi Pleased to meet you, Mr. Dean, = What do people call you? ® Pleased to meet you, Bill. 2. A: My name is Jim Holmes. 5. A. Excuse me, what's your name again? Bs _ B: = Nice to meet you, Mr. Jim = KING, Nice to meet you, Mr. Holmes. = Joe King. 3. A: This is Jenny Parker. 6. A: How do you spell your first name? Be = Nice to meet you, Ms. Parker. = Hello, Ms. Jenny Parker. LB Look at the answers. What are the questions? Bob: Bob: Bob: Bob: 5. dim Bob: Bob: : What What's your first name? __ _ _ My first name's Bob. What oe ‘My last name's Hayes, Who oo ‘That's my wife Her name is Re Where __ — —__ She's from Mexico. Who They're my wife’s parents.Please call me Chuck. G@ Choose the correct words. 1. They're my classmates, __Their__ names are Noriko and Kate. (They/'Their) 2. We're students. classroom number is 108-C, _ (Our/We) 3. Excuse me. What's _ last name again? (you/your) That's Mr. Kim, isin my class. (He/His) _ name is Elizabeth. Please call me Liz. (I/My) This is Paul's wife. __ name is Jennifer. (His/Her) . My parents are on vacation. __ are in South Korea. (We/'They) . I'm from Venice, Italy. is a beautiful city. (It/It’s) eAg ee G Complete this conversation with am, are, or is. Lisa: Who __are__ the men over there, Amy? Amy: Oh, they on the volleyball team. Let me introduce you. Hi, Surachai, this _ Lisa Neil. Surachai: Pleased to meet you, Lisa. Lisa: Nice to meet you, too, Surachai, Where you from? Surachai: T from Thailand. Amy: And this __ Mario. He from Brazil. Lisa: Hi, Mario. Pablo: And my name ___ Pablo. I from Colombia.Unit 1 Hello and welcome! A Can you remember the names of two students in your class? Where are they from? irate B Read about four students, and complete the chart below. INTERNATIONAL © LANGUAGE & SCHOOL Every month, we introduce new students to the school, This month, we want to introduce four new students to you. Please say “hello” when you see them in school. ‘Mario isin English 101. He is from Cali, Colombia. His first Is language is Spanish, and he also é speaks alittle French, He wants Su Yin is in English 102. She is from Taiwan. She says she can write and read English pretty well, but she needs a lot of practice speaking English. 8 Her first language is Mandarin "Chinese, In her free time, she to be on the schoo! volleyball Eileen is in Mario's class. She is ‘wants to play volleyball on the school team. ‘team, He says he doesn't play very well, but he wants to learn! from Mozambique, in southern Africa. She speaks Swahili and Portuguese. She is studying English and engineering. She wants to be an engineer. She says she does not play any | sports, but she wants to make — ff allot of new friends in her class. Co ike Finally, meet Ahmed. He is in English 103. He says he can speak a lot of English, but his writing is very bad! Ahmed is from Luxor in Egypt, and his first language is Arabic. Heis aa baseball player, and he wants ®&. to be on the school baseball team. eto Ee ee 2 Mozambique, Attica 3. Mandarin Chinese and English _ 4. baseballPlease call me Chuck. o Choose the correct sentences to complete this conversation. (Cl And what are you studying? No, she’s not. She's my sister! © Hi, Sarah. I'm Rich. How are you? Ci Oh, really? Is Susan Miller in your class? (No, Pm not; I'm on vacation. Are you a student? Sarah: Rich: Sarah: Rich: Sarah: Rich: Sarah: Rich: Sarah: Rich: Hello, I'm Sarah. Hi, Sarah. I'm Rich How are you? Pretty good, thanks. Are you a student here? ‘Yes, Iam. I'm studying Spanish. ‘Yes, she is. Is she your friend? o Complete the answers to the questions. Use contractions where possible. a Ce Cec Lae | Do not use contractions for short answers with Yes: |e Ate you from Argentina? A: Is he from Greece? Alex: Tina: Amy: ‘Tina: Alex: ‘Tina! Alex: ‘Tina: : Yes, lam. (not Yes, I'm.) B: Yes, he is. (not Yes, he's.) Hello. tin Alex Lam. ‘And this is my sister Amy. Hi ‘Tina Fernandez. Are you from South America, Tina? Yes, from Argentina, Where are you and your sister from, Alex? from Taiwan, Are you from Taipei? No, from Tainan Say, are you in English 101? No, I'm in English 102.Unit 1 D Look at the answers. What are the questions? 1. A: Are you on vacation here? a B: No, I'm not on vacation. I'm a student here. 2 As - — B: No, we're not from Spain. We're from Mexico. BA: — B: No, they're not on the same baseball team. They're on the same volleyball team, 4k _ — B: Yes, Kim and Mika are in my class. 5A: a — B: Yes, it’s a nice class. 6 Ar — B: No, my teacher isn’t Mr. Brown. 'm in Ms, West's class, Look at the statements. Which statements say “hello”? Which ones say “good-bye”? Eon) oe er Cee 1. How ore you? x 2. See you later. a 3. Toke core. i 4, How's everything? ry 8. Good evening o 6. Good night. ws B Answer these questions about yourself. Use contractions where possible. 1. Where are you from? 2. Ave you on vacation? 8, Are you a student at a university? 4. Are you studying English?Hw 0 sp yo a ol Match the words in columns A and B. Write the names of the jobs. 7 company Cl officer 1. company director O aise C processor 2. J word % director 3. O police Oi guide 4 CO security jockey 5. Scrip tivaenio D tour Ogu 6. a Write the sentences. Use He or She. 1. I'ma security guard. I work in a department store. I guard the store at night. He's a security guard. He works in a department store, He guards the store at night. 2. I work in a travel agency and take people on tours. I'm a tour guide. She 3. [work in an office, I'm a word processor, like computers a lot. He 4. I'm a disc jockey. I work in a nightclub, I play music. Sheunit2 Ho Write a or an in the correct places. Grammar note: Articles a and an {Use a + singular noun before a consonant sound. Use an + singular noun before a vowel sound. He is a carpenter. He is an architect. He is @ good carpenter. ‘He is an expensive architect, Do not use a or an + plural nouns: They ore carpenters. ‘They are expensive architects. a a 1, He's carpenter. He works for construction 4. She's architect. She works for large company. company. He builds schools and hospitals. She builds houses. It’s great job. 2, She works for travel company and 5. She works with computers in office arranges tours. She's travel agent, She's word processor. She's also part-time 3. He has interesting job. He's teacher. student, She takes English class in He works in high school. the evening.How do you spend your day? a Complete this conversation with the correct words. Tom: What ____does your husband __ exactly? (do/does) (do/does) Liz: He for a department store, He's a store manager. (work/ works) ‘Tom: How he it? (do/does) (like/likes) Liz: It’s an interesting job. He it very much, (like/likes) But he __ long hours. And what ______ you _? (work/ works) (doldoes) (do/does) ‘Tom: Tm a student. 1 __ architecture (study/studies) Liz: Oh, really? Where you to school? (do/does) (goigoes) ‘Tom: I___ to Lineoln University. My wife, Jenny, _____ there, too. (go/goes) (go/goes) Liz: Really? And what, _ she? (do/does) ‘Gtudy/studies) ‘Tom: She ____ hotel management. (study/studies) Liz: That sounds interesting. B Complete the questions in this conversation. Mark: Where doyouwork? Victor: I work for American Express. ‘Mark: And what. Victor: I'm in management. ‘Mark: How Victor: It's a great job. And what __ ‘Mark: I'ma salesperson. Victor: Really? What Isell computers. Do you want to buy one?Unit 2 G Read these two interviews, and answer the questions. Felix, where do you work? work at home, and I work in Europe a lot. Really? Well, what do you do at home? T'ma chef. I practice cooking new things, and then I write cookbooks. ‘That sounds interesting. ‘And what do you do in Europe? make TV programs about Chinese cooking. Job Tatk: You have an interesting life, Felix. Felix: Yes, but it's hard work! —— Job Talk: Julia: Felix: Job Tatk: Felix: 1. What does Felix do? He. 2. What does he do in Europe? 8. When does Julia finish work? 4. What does she do? She a q How do you like your job, Julia? love it, but I work long hours. Do you work late? ‘Yes, I work until eight o nine o'clock in the evening. But I take three or four hours for lunch, Really! But what do you do exactly? I stay in all the best new hotels and... ‘Are you a hotel manager? No, I’man electrician! I do the electrical work in new hotel eT Meet Pat. Write questions about Pat using What, Where, and How. How does he spend his day? 1 2 3, 4, — 10 2 ee ( Games) > ~~ MERCY Hosprray, Patrick Kenneay | Registered Nurse/How do you spend your day? Bo How does Pat spend his weekends? Complete this paragraph with the words from the list. Olaround (Cat (Clbefore Clearly Clin Cllate Mon Cunt | Everyone knows Pat at the hospital, Pat is a part-time night nurse. He cares for patients at night. On Saturdays and Sunday Pat sleeps most of the day and wakes up a little __ nine the evening, usually at 8:45 or 8:50. He has breakfast very late, a 9:30 or 10:00 px! He watches television eleven o'clock, and then starts work midnight. ______in the morning, usually around 5 A.w., he leaves work, has a little snack, goes home, goes to bed, and sleeps Isa hard schedule, but he loves his work. oO Use these words to complete the crossword puzzle. Across 1 Lauren work at 5:00 Px. 4 Brandon ina restaurant. 5 Ellen ___ up early in the morning. 7 The Elephant Restaurant ____good Thai food. 9 Rodney ___ to bed after midnight. 10 Andrea is a receptionist. She ____ the phone and greets people. Down 2 Linda is a tour guide. She ____ people on tours. 3 She ____ 100 words a minute on her new computer. 4 Julia about five letters a week. 6 My father works in a bookstore, He ___ books and magazines. 8 What ___ your sister do? uD These sentences usually have the same meaning. He's an aerobics teacher. = He teaches aerobics, Choose the sentences in the box that have the same meaning as the sentences below. C He goes to the university. O She serves food in a restaurant. CO) She stays up late. O What does he do? © He's an aerobies teacher. CO He works part time. 1. He teaches aerobics, He's an aerobics teacher, 2. Where does he work? 3. She's a waitress, 4, He's a student. She goes to bed at midnight. 6. He works four hours every day. 111] Fill in the missing words or phrases from these job advertisements. 1, Cat night 2. C1 Interesting 3.) manager Ci part time Ci Spanish Jong hours | weekends CO tours ( restaurant, nurses Ci until ‘New York Hospital needs No need to work nurses ! Work during the day or job for language student. Only work from 6:00 | Mornings only. Take people 11:00 weekdays or on. four evenings a week. Our _ : i Need good English and — full time or serves great food! Work as our | Call 989-3239. Call 278-1191. | Call735-6845, ] pg —~__+ — 12&% Which ones? (D Oh, Sam. Thank you very much. (2 Well, I like it, but it's expensive, Gi Yes. But I don't really like light blue! pene} (Dl Which one? | | | Sam: Look at those pants, Rebecca. Rebecca: Which 2 Sam: ‘The light blue ones over there. They're nice. Rebecea: Sam: Hmm, Well, what about that sweater? It’s perfect for you. Rebecea: Sam: This red one. Rebecca: - Sam: Hey, let me buy it for you. Its a present! Rebecca: Complete these conversations with How much i and this, that, these, or those. 1. A: How much is this backpack? B: It’s $31.99. 28 bracelets? B: They're $29, BA: shoes? B: They're $64. 4A dog? B: That's my dog, and he's not for sale!Unit 3 BH Write the plurals of these words. dae aera Most words: Words ending in ss, -sh, -ch, and -x: cop caps gloss glasses shoe shoes watch watches | Words ending in -fe: Words ending in consonant + -y: knife knives country countries 1. backpack = backpacks _ 7. necklace _ 2. bookshelt 8. ring 3. dress 9. soart 4 4, company 10. sweater 5. glove ou —_—_3 6 5. hairbrush 12. dish _ LB what co you think of these prices? Write @ response. ‘That's cheap. ‘That's notbad. ‘That's reasonable. ‘That's pretty expensive! 1. $90 for a tie That's pretty expensivel 2. $10 for two scarves 3. $500 for a dress 4, $40 for gloves 5. $2,000 for a computer 6. $5 for two hairbrushes 4How much is it? ED) choose the correct words to complete these conversations. 1. Clerk: Good afternoon, Luis: Oh, hi. How much is ____this ___ watch? (this/these) Clerk: It's $195. Luis: And how much is that ? (onelones) Clerk: ____ $256. (It's/They’re) luis: Oh, really? Well, thanks, anyway. 2. Kim: Excuse me. How much are jeans? (that/those) Clerk: only $59. (It’s/They’re) Kim: And how much is —___ sweater? (this/these) Clerk: Which ? They're all different, (one/ones) [like this green (one/ones) Clerk: $34. (It's/They're) Kim: Well, that's not bad. 3. Sonia: I like _ sunglasses over there. (thatithose) Clerk: Which 2 (onefones) Sonia: The small brown (one/ones) Clerk: $199. (le’s/They’re) Sonia: Oh, they're expensive!unit 3 a What do you make out of these materials? Complete the chart. Use words from the list. (You will use words more than once.) boots pants bracelet. ring = gloves_—shirt jacket neciae | errs or pants Make comparisons using the words given. Add than if necessary. 1. A: These cotton gloves are nice. cotton gloves / |B: Yes, but the leather ones are ___nicer (ice) \ A: They're also _ (expensive) } Teather gloves 2. A: Those silk jackets look ee ‘the wool ones. (attractive) B: Yes, but the wool ones are (warm) wool jackets ‘This purple shirt is an interesting color! Yes, but the color is the design. (pretty) : The design isn't bad, : think the design on that red shirt is _ the design on this purple one. (good) 4, A: Hey, look at this gold ring! It’s nice. And it’s that silver ring. (cheap) B: But it’s _ _ the silver one. (small) ‘A: Well, yeah, The silver one is the gold one. (big) But look at the price tag. One thousand dollars is a lot of money for a ring! 16How much is it? B Complete the chart. Use words from the list. Tibracelet Di necklace Ti compact dise player Jeomputer LL dress Ci sweater earrings = Ci ring CO television cap Dathletie shoes 7 laptop computer Clothing Ces cop __. ~ ‘small earrings wool cap high-top shoes laptop computer 19-inch television A A large earrings leather cap tennis shoes desktop 25-inch television computer 1. Which ones do you prefer, the small earrings or the large earrings? | prefer the small ones. 2, Which cap do you like more, the wool one or the leather one? 3. Which ones do you like more, the high-tops or the tennis shoes? 4, Which one do you prefer, the laptop computer or the desktop computer? Which television do you like better, the 19-inch one or the 25-inch one?Unit 3 Great gadgets! A Match the ads and the pictures. a, Find the correct spelling and pronunciation of more than 80,000 words with this electronic dictionary! Made of strong plastic. Comes in two colors, dark gray or light blue, $104.50. b, Use the electronic address book for the names and addresses of all your friends. Takes up to 400 names, addresses, and phone numbers, Plastic case included. Regular model $59.95. Desktop model available gy for $64.95, c. Watch your favorite baseball game at work or at school! This TV fits in your pocket, only 6” x 1” (15 em x 2 em). Gives an excellent picture. Yours for only $299.50. 4. Problems with a crossword puzzle? Try this crossword puzzle solv Simply key in the letters you know and a “?” for the ones you don’t know, In seconds, the gadget fills the blanks. Has a database of 130,000 words. Great value at only $49.95. B Cheek (¥) True or False. 11. The electronic dictionary comes in many colors, UO Oo 2. The desktop model of the electronic address book {is more expensive than the regular model. is] a 3. The pocket television is about $300. Oo Oo 4. The crossword puzzle solver can find the answers. oD Oo C Which one is your favorite? Number the items from 1 (you like it the most) to 4 (you like it the least). __ electronic dictionary ___ pocket television ___ electronic address book crossword puzzle solverMd Qu Uke ade? 1 | Check (/) the boxes to complete the survey about music and movies. | er ee Often Sometimes Nat often Often — Sometimes Not often pop oO science fiction Qo Oo classical O o horror films — [ dg l gospel 1 QO thrillers o Qo o rok =O o westerns a a oa jazz o o 5 comedies a gq o B What do you think of these kinds of entertainment? Answer the questions with the expressions and pronouns in the box. ‘Yes, I do. Object pronouns Hove him Hlike.. a lot, her it No, I don’t. ‘dont ike... very much, ee con't stand... 1, Do you like jazz? Yes, | do. | like it a lot. 2. Do you like Tom Cruise? Perey 3. Do you like rap? 4, Do you like Demi Moore? 5. Do you like TV game shows? 6, Do you like soap operas? 19Unit 4 i Choose the correct job for each picture. Ci anoctor C1 rock group epopsinger 1 a TV talk show host 3. Oprah Winfrey is _______ 4, Bruce Willis is Complete these conversations. 1. Bd: Do you __like country music, Sarah? Sarah: Yes, 1 _ ita lot. I'm a real fan of Garth Brooks. Ed: Oh, he play the guitar? Sarah: Yes, he __. . He's my favorite musician. 2. Anne: kind of music your parents Jason? — gp) Jason: They classical music. Lent Anne: Who they _ ? Mozart? oe Garth Brooks Jason: No, they ____ like him very much. They prefer Beethoven. 3. Scott: Teresa, ____ you ___ Mariah Carey? _______ . Tean’t stend her: I like Celine Dion, Scott: I don’t know her. What kind of music she sing? ‘Teresa: She _ pop Songs. She’s reaily great! 20Do you like jazz? a Complete these questions and write answers. 1. What kinds of movies do you like? 2. ___ is your favorite movie _ _ 8 of TV shows do you like? - 4 _ is your favorite TV actor or actress? 5 __ is your favorite song? a —— 6 is your favorite rock group? _ G What do you think? Answer these questions. 1. Which films are funnier, horror films or comedies? Comedies are funnier than horror films. 2. Which movies are more interesting, thrillers or science fiction films? 3. Which films are scarier, horror films or thrillers? 4, Which films are more exciting, comedies or thrillers? 2Unita 7 A Which nouns often go with which verbs? Complete the chart. Use each word only once. peeats ce % the piano. the guitar videos Ci atilm C jazz the trumpet Ow 0 eps | | | Bimusie EDD trovie guide A\ Read the movie guide, Choose a title from the box for each review. 1 A Question of $1 Million (Then and Now 1 The Best Man Wins eee ee ee ee ee ee eee 1 2 3 A crazy scientist makes In this movie, Rosie Stamp ff In this classic movie, Terence a time machine and travels back lJ works for an electronics ff Neal is the good guy and Alex in time 1,000 years. She leams J company. As usual, she is very | White is the bad guy. They some interesting things about ff funny. One night, someone f are cowboys, and they are in life in the past. She has al takes a million dollars from the [f love with the same woman, For problem with her time machine J company. The police think [| most of the movie, it ooks like and almost doesn’t come back ff Rosie Stamp took the money. | the bad guy will marry her. to the present. But everything is ff But it’s all a big mistake. The ff It looks like she prefers him. But, OK in the end. A great movie. film will make you laugh a lot! ff of course, the good guy marries her in the end. B What kinds of movies are they? Check (Y) the answers, 1. O horror film 2. J classic 3. 1] western O science fiction oI thriller 0 comedy 7 travel film comedy science fiction 22Do you like jazz? EDD choose the correct responses. 1, A: Would you like to see a movie this weekend? B: That sounds great! _ = That sounds great! = [don't agree. 2, A: Do you like gospel music? # can’t stand it. = Ican’t stand them 3, A: There's a baseball game tonight. = Thanks, I'd love to = Great. Let’s go. 4. A: What do you think of Tina Turner? = How about you? = P'm nota real fan of hers. ac DD res or no? A Jake invites friends to a movie. Do people accept the invitation or not? Check (7) Yes or No for each response. There's a Tom Cruise movie at the Central Theater 7 ionight. Would you ‘Accept? 1. 'd love fo, but | have to work Oe until midnight, 2. Id love to, What fime does itstor? <1) 3, Thonks. Id reolly ike fo, Whattime J) ddo you want fo meet? 4, Thanks, butl'm not areal fon othis. 2) 5. That sounds great. leet) B Respond to these invitations. 1. Lhave tickets to a rap concert on Saturday. Would you like to go? 2. There's a soccer game tonight. Would you like to go with me? 23Unit 4 111] Choose the correct phrases to complete these conversations. 1. Robin: Do you like __ gospel music, Kate? > (Do you like/Would you like) Kate: Yes,Ido, _____itallot. (Llike/Td like) Robin: There's a concert on Friday. (Do you like/Would you like) to go with me? Kate: Yes, __ . Thanks. (Love to/T'd love to) 2, Carlos; _____ to go toa French film at 11:00 tonight? (Do you like/Would you like) Phil: , but I have to study tonight. (Like to/T'd like to) Carlos: Well, ______ Brazilian films? (do you like/would you like) Phil: Yes, I Tlove them! (do/would) Carlos: There's a great Brazilian movie on TV tomorrow. to watch it with me? (Do you like/Would you like) Phil Thanks, (Llike to/Td love to) BB. rewrite these sentences. Find another way to say each sentence using the words given. 1. Do you like jazz? What do you think of jazz? (think of) 2, Richard doesn't like classical music a Eean't stand) 3, [think horror films are great! ove) 4, She doesn't like country music. he a fan of) 5. Do you want to go to a baseball game? wot Lice) 24Te ne a yar Pam 1 | Complete the chart. Use words from the list. @ aunt brother (i daughter (1) father 1 husband = mother Cl nephew (niece 1 sister Gi son Oundle O wife brother aunt a Complete this conversation. Use the present continuous of the verbs given. Joel: You look tired, Don. __Are you studying (study) late at night these days? Don: No, I'm not. My brother and sister (stay) with me right now. We go to bed after midnight every night. Joel: Really? What (do) this summer? _ (take) classes, too? Don: No, they aren't. My brother is on vacation now, but he _— (look) for a part-time job here. Joel: What about your sister? __ (work)? Don: Yes, she is. She has a part-time job at the university. What about you, Joel? Are you in school this summer? Joel: Yes, Tam. 1 _ (study) two languages. Don: Oh, oo (take) French and Spanish again? Joel: Well, I'm taking Spanish again, but I __ (start) Japanese. Don: Really? That's exciting! 25Unit 5 Hi Rewrite these sentences. Find another way to say each sentence using the words given. 1. Joseph is Maria’s uncle. Maria is Joseph's niece. 2. Liz is married to Peter. Peter is 3. I'm single. 4, We have two children. 5. My wife's father is a painter. 6. Michael does not have a job right now. (niece) (husband) (married) (son and daughter) (father-in-law) (look for) a Choose the correct sentences to complete this conversation. Go wer do, Like ita lot. iii tacicione Chris: Are you still living in San Francisco, Philip? Philip: No, I'm not._I'm living in Honolulu now. _ ° Chris: Wow! Do you like it? Philip: Chris: And is your brother still working in Hong Kong? Philip: Chris: And how about your parents? Are they still living in Florida? Philip: Chris: 26 How about you and your family, Chris? Are you still living here?Tell me about your family. B Complete these sentences. Use the simple present or the present continuous of the verbs given. 2. ‘This is my aunt Barbara. She lives (live) in Rome, but __. (visit) Chile this summer. (have) a summer house there. And these are my parents. _— (work) in London, but - (visit) my aunt in Chile this month, . And here you can see my grandparents. ive) in New York, but (stay) at my parents’ house in London now. . This is my brother-in-law Edward. _____ (want) to be a company director. (study) business in Canada right now. . And this is my niece Christina. (go) to high school. (like) mathematies, but she doesn't like English, And you of course. It's me, _. (know) this person, 27Unit 5 28 Home or away? A Answer these questions. Then read the passage, 1. At what age do most young people leave their parents’ home in your country? 2. Do some young people live with their parents after they get married? Leaving Home oung people leave their parents’ | homes at different ages in different parts of the world. In the United States, a lot of college students do not live at home. Many choose to go to. college in different cities - away from their parents. At college, they live in university housing. After college, most people prefer to live in their own homes. They often live alone, but some people rent apartments with others. These people are roommates. By the age of 22, few young people in the United States live with their parents. Families stay together longer in many Asian countries and cities. In Hong Kong, for example, nearly all university students live with their parents. Rents in the city are very expensive, and few students have the money to pay for their own apartments. Very few young people live alone or become roommates in a shared apartment. Many young people in Hong Kong continue to live with their parents after they marry. B Check (7) True or False, For statements that are false, write the true information. eee 1. Very few students ‘university housing, 2. Some young adults share apartments with roommates. er ca . Nearly all young adults live with their parents. 4. Not many students live with their parents, oi oO '5. Few young people live alone, tl i ‘6. Most young married couples have enough money to Ive in their own apartments, Oo oO