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1 GRAMMAR verb bel] subject pronouns Complete column 1 with the words in the box. Then write the contractions in column 2. “she are they is + are is are TRultform, 2 i i & j & & = a g 2 : Contraction rN My name’s Hannah, not Anna o My neme’s Bond. Jemes Bond. an Fleming, British writer VOCABULARY days of the week, numbers 0-20, greetings Purthe letters in order to make days of the week Remember to start with a CAPITAL LETTER. 1 ARSAYDUT _ Saturday 2 NYAUDS 3 HRDYTUSA 4 ODNYMA 5 DFARY] ——— 6 DSYEEAWND _ oe 7 BUASDTY Continue the series. 1 five,six,seven, eight, nine _,__ten. 2 six, eight, te 3 twenty, nines 4 five, seven, nine, 1 Lm four. __imroom 317, 8 Heth fa © Complete the dialogues. 1 Rik ey this is pov. : i “to you. “eyour ? 3 AH, Yosh, areyou? | Bimfine, ranks. And _ © Nery wel, thank you 4 A what's yoo pie its 716sss-0123 Complete the words with a,¢,i,0, or 1 See vow 3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, word stress a Write the words in the chart, meet fine six am ten eight three nice In 1D QL Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words, © Underline the stressed syllable in these words. 1 sean 2 telanis 3 eighteen 4 thirteen 5 basketball & goodbye 7 einai. 8 internet 9 computer 10 hoitet 4 GEL Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING SEATED Listen to three conversations. se 2, b, OF 1 Sarah's phone number is. a 917-585-6942 b 917-555-6542, © 917-555-6524. 2 Theclass on Thursday isin. a roomtwo, roots these. © room five. 3 A cheese sandwich and a coffee cost... a five dollars and twenty cents, b four dollars and twenty cents. five dollars and ten cents. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn thece warde and phrases bye o> fine fs goodbye \jad'bs hello} hi hav sorry thankyou ‘hep’ thanks very well a How are you? yu Nice tomeetyou, sis 1 GRAMMAR verb be and =I a Complete B's sentences. 4k Beniditigchina 8 Thisa’tin-China.it'sin South Korea, 2 A Lady Gogsie British 8 A Hes Moran, Ses 4 A Istanbul and Ankara are in Greece. 8 § A Weiwinroom 219. seen i & A Parmesan is from France. 2 7 A Youre Breclian, B & A Bhrique iglesias is American. Wt b Order the words to make questions, 1 your |'s/ name What Whatsyour name 2 she / Where ’s | from 3. America / from /they / South | Are 4 five | nama) we jiu] Ave 5 vacation jyou Are/on 6 from | he / Vietnam /Is © Match these answers to the questions in b. a Yes,heis b No, T'maor. © She's from Iealy. No, wearen'. e Yes. they ate, £ Michael @oo0000 Americar Feruvion, Turkey room 308, italy Argentinian, Spanish How can you govern a country bid has 240 varieties of checoe? Charles de Gaull, French polticion 2 VOCABULARY the world, numbers 21-100 a Complete the sentences with a country ora nationality. 1 Luzis from Peru. She's Peruvian. Bratwurstis German. It’s from Germany _. Akiis from Japan, He's My triendsare iranian. Uhey'retrom_—__. Mariais from Mexico. She's Kia cars are South Korvan. They're from, Pacllais from Spain. Is We're Thai, We're from 9 She's from the United States. She's —_ 10 Th re Brazilian. They're fom, 'b Complete the dialogues with a continent. ER where's Spain? ee @ A where's Japan? = Bien 2 Aimer’ ren? Bitsin 4A Where's Canada? “Bite © Complete the compass. d. Write the numbers jj in words, 27 twenty-seven 33 = 40 8 36 62 74 85 99 100 = 3 PRONUNCIATION 2), '1{),///,/d3/ 5 Geib ihe stable with in these words. ‘tics cia Germany reland Bape brat Italy Jsipan AGEL Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the words. © Gre the word with a different sound. 1 Chinese English French LISTENING @LLGP Listen and complete the dialogues. ee 2 A Where are you From? Bwere 9. A Where'shefrom?ishe B No, heisn't. He's 4 A Mmm, delicious sit ‘B No, itism'tit's “B/No, fm Turkish. fr from Istanbul Were from |We're on vacation in South America USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. 2 Turkish Russian Vietnamese: 3 Spanish Japanese Argentinian ) joze §GEAD Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. Read about three people: Yin, Morra, and Carlos. Mark the sentences T (erue) or F (false), 1 Moira isa teacher. Carlosisastudent. Moiraistwenty-eight. Yinisa teacher. Yinis from Asia Carlosis nineteen. ru This is Yin. He's 19 and he's a student. Vin is Chinese. He's from Shanghai, a big city in the east of China, Vins ewenty-cight Moira is American, flag language Excuse me.. Pm from... on frow Alloverthe world. =) Vim nor sure. 7 ‘Where are you from? ry This is Moira. She's an English teacher and she's 228, Moira is Canadian ‘She's from Vancouver, a city in the west of Canada, sonst sono This is Carlos. He's Mexican, He's from Monterrey, an important city in the North of Mexico, Carlos is 25 and he's a receptionist in a hotel. GRAMMAR possessive adjectives: my, your, etc. ‘Complete the chart. Anyone who st tearing is old, ‘nhther at twenty or enty or eighty. Henry Ford, American businessman 2 INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR BOOK Match the words to the pictures. 4 complete Gf pax OD b underline g covertherent © march og h number d circle Qa i check Ey e askyour partner C] j crossour = LI) AMERICAN ‘Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective. 1 Mer name's Teresa, 2 _ name's Edward. 3. We're students. ____teacher's name is Mate 4 W'm Brazilian, Sio Paulo. 5 Isa Chinese restaurant, name is Merry City 6 A Whar's__ phone number? B_Mycell phone number? It’s 917-555-0156. 7 ‘They're Canadian. ___lastname's Baker. family is from Order the words to make questions. first /her / What's / name ‘A that’s her first name? 8 Sandra. @ teacher / Where / from / your /'s 2 4 youl ols (Mow / are eo B hm 35. 3 pame;riast/ spell oo 7 How / yous your 3 VOCABULARY classroom language ‘a Complete the sentences. 1 Close the door. 2L____andrepeat. 3 0___your books, please aw. 1 pairs. 5A the question. 6 T___ff your cel phone. TL atthe board. 8G____topage 94. } Order the words to make sentences. 1 don't} / know —Idonthnoy, 2 do f How J it/ you j spell 3 don't/T/ understand 4 you that can please | repeat / Sorry, 5 in| English | Excuse | what’ | me, | “vacaciones” 6G seuseunber | 1 ean 4 PRONUNCIATION (ov, /u/, /ar/; the alphabet a GieWD the word with a different vowel sound, know — don't north wo south you ian start vocabulary go close do b GL Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. ¢ Girl the letter with a different vowel sound. seer] ‘Y | tl Tain | tree | boot 4 ic Q E | i po i 6 |s — o Yo AGERE tien and check Then isten agua and repeat the letters. 5 LISTENING 2%), Listen to the dialogue at ahotel reception fesk. Complete the form. Gian: eee eng USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES earn these words and phrases. address ours age l5 zipcode receptionist 1 pions. student lastname st nett First name cell phones phone number “oun 10 How oldare you? Tm 22 rap bowl GED GIB ue 1 VOCABULARY ina hotel ose the words. ia] Se a 1 theelewator aa 2as_____ room = aL : Bad room 2 CHECKING IN Complete the conversation with phrases in the box. i ‘That's right ‘Gan you sign here, please? Just asecond... Thank you ‘A Good evening, sic B bello thavea reservation. ‘A Can you soe thet. olvese? 8 LEMME MAN ‘A. Thankyou. For thre rights? -My name's Carl Zimmerman. etek ‘A Can ave your passport, please? Be Hereyousre, Ko Thankyou Thank you, ‘Here's yout key. It's room 403, on the fourth ftoor. The “ eevetris over thre Ericy your stay Zimmerman ney 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH ‘Complete the missing words in the dialogue. 1A Whoisthis? 8 This_ isDavid Barnsley 2 A Where are you trom? BImfrom Boston, whata_____ you? $A Me yaran vacation? [Nev tistere an “|B Als 10:30 0K for you? B Thats p. Wouid youths another dk forbed. 4 READING a Match the hotels to the people. Write the numbers inthe boxes. 1 Antonia and James want to have a relaxing weekend, 2. Mr. Edwards wants to have atwo-day meeting swith managers from other US officer. 3. The Scott family wants to go to Boston and visit the city Fnctalconsian’ Conference center Restaurant Wakefield, MA01880 Wei conection 12 me tayo International Airport Ge lergeeyaye (cae 2 35m clans reoraorants Beautiful views of Boston Harber | Hotel Marlowe 2221-207 cone I Silvan sty for Fre 25Edwin H.Land Wis connection Boulevard Fitness center | Cambridge, MA 0211 rove inn ving clan sn te ee 2.1 mies from the central Boston | 1h Lnderline five words ae phrases yon dn’ know ‘Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation, My favorite things inife ‘don't cost any money. Steve Jobs, Arercan founder of Apple 1 VOCABULARY things Complete the crossword. Ces across > ol Clues downy 2 GRAMMAR a2/ an, plurals; this / that / these / those 1 That's French newspaper. a Write It's + aj anor They're. a = P 1 sa change purse 2 They're pens. — 3 dictionary watch 4 umbrella, is American 5 seamps bo keys ~WDeard | 5 a 2 classes tiles scissors 3 stamps books addresses 4 phoron atin aiid 5 tissues pens sandwiches 6 magazines glasses newspapers 6 GRIT Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. ¢ Circ the word with a different sound. 1 that they thanks 2 Wing Uinty 2 thee this the thee A. Thurecay thirteen women 4 READING Read the text and label the pictures, Keys are atthe top ofthe lst. They can be house keys, car keys, or office keys. Next are pens, to write down names, numbers, and email addresses. Number three onthe lists 2 package of tissues. These can be white or different colors, lite pink or yellow. Next s medicine, for example aspirin for ‘abad head. Receipts are number five onthe list. These are small pieces of paper trom stores. 5 LISTENING SED Listen four people talking about things they have in their bags. Which person. ..? 1 hasa book in his /her bag that helps him | her speak 10 people 2. has something to listen to music 3 changes bags evesy day 4 basa computerimhis | her bag USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. lamp iesny messy “mies What's thisin English? a . | , Not merely a nation, but a nation of nations. yndan 8 Johnson, American president a Grethe correct words. F They're jeans blue / blue jeans. Iesanice day | day nice. My sisters are very tll /very tals. - , Thats arfast/ fast car l {| ‘These are goods photos | good photos. fe ‘Those boots are really cheap | really cheaps t'sa big house / house big. mr WH i Her children aren't very olds | very old. ¥ Orie wera wus sea 1 BT en ft —Thisisa blue pen __ exe an Thaw 3 very /My long [hair is 4 matt 4 rich /very [is woman | That [ ] Oo | 5 boots really | Your / dirty /are Soot - - sacross—> Clues dow | 6 city /This/a dangerous jis 2 slow 12 cold 1 dangerous 7 smal] - a 4 cheap 13 weak 3 easy 9 new 7 very [book | good] That en'e/a Br dean 5 far 10 right | 8 big house very /is | His 2 VOCABULARY colors, adjectives, modifiers: very / really a. Write the colors. tue» yellow = green black + white = red.+ yellow white+red = red-green 1 She'sthin, with longhair. [B] 4 She’syoung, with blond hair. [] 2 Hestall,withshorthair. [] 5 He'sshort, withdark hair. C] 3 He's old, and good. 6 She's fat, and she's looking CO beauriful o Ee 4 Lookat the information and write sentences with is very (adjective) isnt very (adjective), or (adjective). Neit Sie Age 65 ic Steet, | Seat, | ginches Height inches 300 pounds Weight [as0pomnds [123 ponds | Age (old/young) 1 Robiisvery younglisn’t very old, 2 Nellicold, 3 Jim_ Height (call | short) 4 Rob__ 5 Neil © Jim ‘Weight (fat / thin) 7 Roh 8 Neil 9 Jim, 3 PRONUNCIATION long and short. vowel sounds ‘@ Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the same vowel sound. Write the phrases in the chart. Use ‘a an with singular nouns. ‘Adjectives blue clean good long big stop Nouns fhook city watch jeans shoes song 4 READING Read the text and write T (true) or F (false). 1 The Walk of Fame isin the UK. 2 Iwsashort street. 3 Every year there are more stars 4 The stars are for famous actors. ‘Michael Jackson has more than one star, _ ‘Only real people can havea star. = THEHOLN WOOD) WORN Folpwoodis an area of os Angeles Californian the US. The Walk of Fameis inthe center ofthe area on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Streets over 2imiles long, ana has more than'2400 stars There are more than 20 new tas every yea. ‘The stars aren five different types. movies, Tus. radio and theater Some famous people have more than one sat, for ‘example, Michael Jackson, He has twa.stars: one as a solo and one asa member ofthe jackson Five Butthe Walk ofFame ise’toniy for real people. Mickey Mouse has astarandmore au recently Shrek : 5 LISTENING SQELM Listen o five speakers describing celebrities ‘with Hollywood stars. Which speaker describes...? ‘A ashort singer with blond or brown hait a B anold American actor with dark eyes _ C ata, good-looking man with brown eyes = D an actor and musician with bluc eyes E aBritish woman with green eyes = To |i abigety | O}a fist ™ r le 5 tree u @ jsf | clock oot (SUSE Listen and check. Then inten agnnand peat the words. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. actress eyes 117 hair musician «yu politician palasie sportsman, sportswoman spots, «union singer about (50) Famous tenn Whatcolorisit? u) kaler v1 1 GRAMMAR imperatives, let's a Complete the sentences with a verb in the box, Usea wr a[=]imperative. bbe close come rink park slow speak turn worry ‘The city is dangerous ar night. Please be careful 1 2 Iescold in here. Please __the window. 3 isn'ta problem. Please about. 4 This isan English class. Please Spanish. 5 Their houseis on this street. Please down, 6 con! We'e ate! 7 Thisisa bus stop. Please here s that water-—itisdiety, 9 This musics tervibe, Please _it off 1b Match the sentences to the pictures. A Let's park here. Dtetsgohome. C Lets eat lunch ther Lets gotoahotel. D Let's cross the road here, F Let's turn on the aiccondtioning Don't worry, be happy. ‘Bobby McFerrin, American musician 2 VOCABULARY feelings Write a sentence from the box, rary. Fi bore mhot. 'mhungry, tmsad. Im stressed. Tmtired. Imthirsty. Im worried My friend is late Tmangry W’s37°R, = It’s my birthday! “= My mother isin the hospital Ie’ time for dinner. don't know what to do. 7 Wes 100°F. les very late - My husband is very far away. 10 Lwant water, 11 Thavea lor of work. eorvankune 3 PRONUNCIATION understanding connected speech Practice saying the sentences. 1 Look t those children 2 Turnoffthe TV. 3. Let's gsk that man. 4 Don't open the window. 5 Lergeatarhome 6 Sitgn this chair. b GBI Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the sentences, © Complete the chart with the words in the box. angry Tat happy have hungry matter Monday one sed ugly does young | @ AUER Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 READING ‘a Read the article about tips fora long car trip. Match the headings to the paragraphs. Have fun! leyourearready? an your t Make sure everythingisinthe car. Keep. ‘Accidemts es nappen because crs are ad ‘ondtion. Check the engine, the lights, ond the wheels: ‘Take the car to the garage if necessary. 5 ae Put your bags and everything you want to take with you in the hall the night before, Don't forget essential Uocumeuts like passports or IO cards, and of course your driver's license. oy Being tired is very dangerous for drivers. if you ae tired, stop ata service station, Have a coffee or sleep for 15 minutes. inthe car, open the windows and turn the radio on +E 5 LISTENING AIGEEGD listen tothe diatoguesandchoose a,b,orc, 1. Where are they? a atanairport b athome 2. Where are they? a ina horel b inacar © ima restaurant 3. Where are they? a ina plane b inahorel 4 Where are they? a ina restaurant b athome 5 Where are they? a ina hore b atanairport © athome USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES. Learn these words and phrases. sign Soin skiet uniform great (oppositererrible) ‘ores left (opposite right) itt peth (el) ask stop ‘stop trip itn with Be quiet! /bi ksi Don't worry. Slowdown. ‘Siow turn on (opposite turn off) teen ani Children are often difficult during long trips. Take games. for example, comauter games cr word games, and iPods to listen to music. And don't forget things to eat and drink. J Linderline five wnrde you don’t know Lee your dictionacy tolookup their meaning and pronunciation. GED GH mee ) ‘A perfect summer day is when the sun is shining, the breeze is 8 blowing, the birds are singing, and the lawn mower Is broken. James F Dent, American humorist and politica cartoonist 1 VOCABULARY verb phrases 6 Kim ___fastfood 7 Kim jeans. ‘Complete the verb phrases. 8 Ryan housework ‘onimsia dinner economice homework Geman €-Gomplece the sentences. glasses anewcar anewspaper sorry anumbrella 1 Ty Git play te 1 ron ize 2 They {not gn) #0 the movin 2 study 3 She (have) two children. 3 speak 4 Her father _ (ot work) in an office 4 read Sik (cain) aloe 5 say 6 We (live) in a big apartment. 6 wear 7 My friend (aor speak) English. 7 do 8 My friends (eudy) at Tufts University 8 like 9 You (Got de) your homework. 9 want 10 take | _____ 3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds. third person -s 2 GRAMMAR: sinple present Handel a. Say the words, le the vowel sound the same or different? a Girclthe correct words. ‘Write S (the same) or D (different), 1 Alotof Amecican people has (avd)pets lay take 2 Itdon't rain / doesn’t rain a lorin my country 2do go 3 You live j lives ina beautiful house. 3drink tive LC) 4 shines a ot in Southern California, 4 want have [) 5. My father don’t cook / doesn’t cook. Sgive drive 1) 6 Mybieiiaddaa'vraic|dacente wend jist Sell = walk OF 7 Americans don't eat / doesn't eat fust food every day. Trad et =O 8 Weneed | needs anew computer. 8 feel wear () 9 My Canadian friend make / makes good coffee. 9 play wach [J] 10 don't do | doesn’t do housework 10 buy ~—tike «= b_ Lookat the chartand complete the sentences. 1b GUAGE Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. yan Kim eet fact food no 7 © Gee the word which ends in tai wear jeans x ¢ 1 Tikes works @ache rink water “ “ 2 lives drinks watches nis beara £ ; 3 drives finishes plays Heese x z 4 uses cakes speaks 1 Ryan _eats fastfood 5 studies listens kisses 2 Ryan fein 6 changes gives wears 3 Ryanand Kim water SERS} Listen and check. Then listen again and, 4 Kim housework repeat the words. 5 RyanandKim the guitar. 4 READING a Read the text. Match the headings (A-L) to the paragraphs. 'A Enjoy your dinner. 8B Shopping on the street C Traveling is so easy! We can find that for you % Things <@, Wove about wea South Korea Carly Hamilton is American, but she lives in Seoul, South Korea. Here are some things she loves about living there. 1 In South Korea, the customer is really important. When you walk into a store, the salespeople greet you with a smile and say, “Hello.” As you shop, they ask you if you need help. if you cant find something you want, the salespeopie try to find it for you. They want you to be happy. ‘love restaurants that serve South Korean meat. it's so delicious. The servers gl the meat. and then they cut itfor yout They also serve banchan-ltle side dishes of vegetables. The servers are very busy in South Korean restaurants. They don't talk as much as servers in the US, but they make sure that you have a great meal! ‘There are so many places to shop in South Korea! People sell things lke clothes and jewelry on the street. There ‘are shopping boot in the subway stations, too! When | take the subway to work, often buy a pretty bracelet or necklace hacaute they» sn choan I< realy nicel 4 The transportation system is great here! Its easy to get around because there are signs, and alot of them are in English! You can use your cell phone on the subway here, too. You can't do that in the US! bb Guess the meaning of he highlighted your dictionary. words. Check in 5 LISTENING {LAD Listen the three speakers talking about Britain. Answer the questions with H (Hannah), L (Lina), or J (Julianna), Hannah, Korea Lina, Brazil Who...? doesn't like the food likes eating food from many different countries likes the atmosphere at work likes the parks thinks the trafficis terrible thinks that people are nice to foreigners oO USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. love nin buy (opposite sell) all change feel need“ Pay ine prefer) | can sit and took at it tor hours. Jerome K. Jerome, Eritish witer \ | e like to work:it fascinates me. 1 VOCABULARY jobs a Complete the crossword, © Write -er or -or 1 soccer player 4 halrdress — = a 2 manag > doct__ {1 Swank inside and outside during the day or at night S ia SB (cdr ang sometimes walk long the street 4 Complete the sentences with these words, alot of money. 1* uniform: ——= : “2 an at for in retired unemployed fie ond spina sanetines i ae : fo different countries. don't wear a uniform y I Pe Rrammeniaper? 3 Wework____an American ee company. 3) “Vewear a uniform and | work with other peopie.|" __ a @ Tduu't have a job. Pun. - college degree, but | dont” alot of money, 5 Paolais__ receptionist. i iSii Bisig he clap or at right, but Ielon® work outzide 6 My grandparents are 75, They're = waheanta" ——_— 2 They work atic © Match the descriptions ta job. journalist] anurse [] apolice officer (J ‘€ Complete the words. 4k 5 op 2 GRAMMAR simple present ‘a Complete the questions with Do or Does. 1 _Da_ you workin an office? 2 ___ your parents speak foreign languages? your sister drive? yor have. college degree? —_ ___your mother work? Tames travel alot? ‘your father eara alot of money? they wear auniform? ‘Ann walk to work? 0 __you work on the weekend? 'b Complete the questions with does, do,is, or are. Then match the questions to the answers. 1 Whot doce chedo? [EJ a Hetsanactor, 2 What theydo? [) b Inarestaurant—she'sa waitress, 3 heanarchitect? (] ¢ She'sedoctor: 4 eaniyordc? Cl a Nevtheyte lawyers 5 ___they police © Wim athairstylise 6 Where ___shework? [[] f No, he's an engineer. 7 ____sheastudent?- 1} g. They're pilots 8 What hedo? L] hb No, she'sateacher. 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 a Linderline the stressed syllable 1 afchitect 5 jourjatist 9 receptionist 2 dentist © mojdel 20. soldier 3 enjgineer 7 muisician 4 teacher 8 pilot b GURY Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. ¢ Cire five more words with /ar/ and write them inthe chart. wea ape eae Jouve Sardce, short sure tery. ted warter Ts) TS bird d QEBSp Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING a QELp Listen to a contestant ona quiz ee ep rae administrative assistant dentist. flight attendent lawyer nurse receptionist veterinarian 1b S@EELG Complete the questions with the verbs in the box. Then listen again and check eon have mm USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES ‘Learn these words and phrases. degree jacket pants ‘p skirt °h comfortable foreign (languages) or>0 earn money. °F Itdepends. div penda 1 GRAMMAR word order in questions a Order the words to make questions. 1 heavy /like {you | metal {Do —Doyoulikeheavymusic ______? 2 the jdo {on {do / What | weekend j you 3 kind / What do /books | read you of 4 drink | want | another you / Do 5 al Are /flight | you attendant 6 live/ Where /do / Seattle / you jin 8 old / How / you {are 9 iPad j have you jan /Do your / good /1s salad 10 b. Martin and Beth are new friends. They go fora coffee ‘Complete the questions M So, Beth,* _wheredo you live? 18 South of Denver na big apartment. Me withyour parents? ‘B No, bye with my sister.’ ary ‘brothers ang sisters? ‘W thavea sister She's 23. es __astudent? | No, she works, She's a salesperson. |B Whet about you?* work? Minahotel, ae your job? 1M Yes,|do,Hoveit! It’s relaxing to go out with my ex-wife because she already knows Im an it. Warren Thomas, American writer VOCABULARY question words ‘Complete the questions with the questions words in the box. How How many What What kind When Which Who Why 51 °A Hone do you goto work? BR Byeae a. ‘car do you drive? 3 do you work? an =. doyou gotothe gym? 'B On Tuesdays and Thursdays. ___ da you prefer, the movies or 1B The theater.! think. a ‘of music do you tke? B Pop. TA _€05 do youhawe? 1 About atundred. BA. is your favorite singer? ‘B Rihanna, 9h doyoulkeher? 8 Because she has agreat wice PRONUNCIATION question words; sentence stress March the question wards 1-7 ta the words with the same sounds a-p. 1 why QO a you 2 which = L) b but 3 who oO © there 4 what =O d my 5 how ty © ten 6 when = CJ f ich 7 whee [] g now (Eh Listen and cheek Then listen again and © Unulrline the stressed words. 1 & wnat cayou.gor 2B tmiadector 3A Where do you work? 4 iwork ina hospital. d See Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the sentences, 4 READING 44 Real the aivihe. Ts Fucebuuk yoo for your have life? Love on Facebook ™* 8 Is Facebook good for your love life? Read on to find the answer. 16 ‘You don't want to see your ex- friend when your relationship | finishes, And you really dor't want to know about his new friend. But Facebook tells you everything, including how hapoy he fs with his new friend. 20) Your friend doesn't write on your “wall” one day. Youre worried. Does it mean he doesn't like you? Another day, he sends you ten messages, You fee stressed, Does he ie you too mich? 30 ‘Your friends know you have anew friend because you change your status rom singe" ton relationship” The problem is they know when tt finishes too, because you change tt back to “single” again. 740 | You get a ot of messages from boys, but this isn't good for your B relationshin When your friend sees you writing to so many cther boys, he fees worrfed. And that can mean the beginning othe en es 1} Read the article again, Match the headings ‘A-Dto the paragraphs 1-4. ‘A No secrets on Facebook B Popularity isdangerous foomechantermatton D What does he realy feel? 5 LISTENING GYWy Max and Jessica meetin restaurant for dinner. Listen to the conversation. Are they a good match? b S82) Listen again and mark the Sentences T (true) or F (False). 1 Maxand Jessica meet ina Japanese restaucant Bi 2 They have the same job, 3 They work for the same aisline, _ 4 They like the same movies. es 5 Jessica lives near the movie theater. 6 Max wants to go to the movies next Sunday. = USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. TV shows “tv! fo Metoo. ‘ii 1 meta partner lout » parte Really? i Whats your fave How interesting! What about you? sera)? : $C 9B rues 1 VOCABULARY Telling the time Write the times. 1 tstwo 2 3 thirty. 2 BUYING A COFFEE Onder dhe dialogue: 1} -& Canthelp you? 1B NeVienk, row mutts that? A. haying else? B Thanks, ‘A. $3185, Thank you. And your change B. Sorry, how much? A Regular os txge? B Yes. Canthove alatte, please? ‘A That's $365, please | B Totakeaway, A Tohavehere or to g0? -B. Large, please, 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH PHRASES Complete the sentences with the words in the box. aseat firsttime todrink toyou weare 1 Here _weare_. Thisis the of 2 Isthis your 3 Would you like something. x 4 Talk later. 5 Take 4 READING ‘@ Read about some coffee shops i In which shop can you...? 1 celebrate a friend's birthday 2 pay nothing to hear music 3 getyour coffee very quickly 4 buy chings for your house 5 learn abour different kinds of coffee Seattle, Washington. BX eaunaus so0Ks ann COFFEE 301 East Pine Stroot This coffee shop serves some of the best coffee in Seattle. it also sells books and paintings—you can shop and drink coffee ‘the sone tiie! Not interested in shopping? Sit at a table ona Use the wi-fi connection raf space and beautiful art on the ‘music two oF theee times a week. The E Coffee's great. $0 isthe carot TEy TRABANT COFFEE AND CHAI 1309 Northeast 45th Street Teast Cofeand Chal is open every dy for beat ost PGE unch andGer A the food i Ped Sa Tord's ovoltte toe Tis coffee shor treres escent catice shop. itis na beautful laxing pace and the coffees ft gina ths coffee shoo. REITGEIST 171 South Jackson Strast. ‘This coffee shoo is popular because it serves great coffee. The friendly barstas can make drinks very fast, And they don't make mistakes, Zeityestf aso. for place Wo Ye wits hems, Theses Jot of space and many comfortable chairs. Guess the meaning of the highlighted food words. (Check the meaning and pronunciation in your dictionary.

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