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HHLLO NBIOA
BOOK 5
AUTHORS
Susan Scempleski Pamela Breyer
with James Morgan
EDITORIAT DIRECTOR
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BOOK 5
COITTTITTS
rEssoN r Steq.,en, Jou worrJ rco much about small Chings. z
rEssoN z So what if he's a few dnys l"ate? 8
rEssoN s Too much iunk food can make you fat' A

rEssoN a We don'thatte much time. zo
rEssoN s There was a lot of traffic in Hollywood. 26
LESSON 6 Something always goes wrong. 32
LESSON 7 Pollurion is a big Problem. 38
rEssoN 8 Was there any mail for me? 44
rEssoN 9 You mustn't touch the camera. 50
LESSON I 0 You'd better get some sleeP. 56
LEssoN r I You must not park closer thnn 15 feet to a fire hydrant. 62
LESSON I 2 You'd better not ask too manJ questions 68
tEssoN |3 Let's think back to the night of the murder. 74
LEssoN 14 Who coulditbe? 80
tEssoN I5 He thinks some documents could"be a clue. 86
rEssoN t6 Now let's look at the picuue I took l.ast night. 92
ANSWER KEY 98
VOCABUTARY LIST 105
SUPPLEMENTARY VOCABUTARY 107
vrDEo scRlPT 108
AUDIO SCRIPT 115

HBTTO AMHRICA
LESSON I
$TNY[N, YOU IryOBRY TOO 1UUCH

ABOUT SIVIAIL THIITOS.
Berone rxr Vroro
A. Do you remember? Complete these sentences about the video.
l. WEFL's new mystery show is g'a11s4" ALLrder at Aidniqht ."
2. is the producer of the show.
3. The show is by Steven Winn.
4. The role of Tony Hunter is by Jeff Bennett.
5. plays the part of Diana Morris.
B. Look at the pictures. Then answer the questions. Circle a, b, or c.
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l. Where are Rita and Steven? 3. Where is Rital

a. In Rita's apartment. a. In her apartment.
b. In a department store. b. In a department store.
@ I" the studio. c. In the studio.
2. What's Steven doing? 4. What's Rita doing with the skirtl
a. He's trying on a sweater. a. She's showing it to the salesclerk.
b. He's buying a sweater. b. She's wearing it.
c. He's looking at a sweater. c. Both a and b.
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04:45
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08:39 A. Watch the video. Who says what? Check the boxes as you watch.
l. "Steven wants me to exchange this sweater again."
2. "You're making things difficult for Rita."
3. "Steven, you worry too much about small things."
4. "l need some time with the script."
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TESSON l: Steven, lou worr! too rmtch about small things.
B. Watch the video again and check your answers.
Asour rHE VtDEo

A. Write seven questions about Steven. Use this chart.
Did I Steven I pleased with the white sweater?

Was | | ask Rita to return the white sweaterJ
change his mindl
make rhings difficult for Rita?
worried about the show?
tell Linda to come to rehearsal?
happy with the script?
t. Aid Sleven ask R,*e *o return thz vvhife- sweo-ter ?
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
B. Read these sentences and circle True or False.
l. Steven asked Rita to retum a jacket and a hat. True False
2. The salesclerk remembered Rita. True False
3. Rita showed the skirt to the salesclerk. True False
4. The skirt was size eleven. True False
5. Rita thought the pajamas were cheap. True False
6. The pajamas are going to be on sale next month. True False
C. Now correct the false sentences.

t ESSON I : Steven, jou worrJ too much about small things.
GnammlR: a and some
COUNTABLE NOUNS I UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
a sweater some sweaters I some time

some paJamas
NOTE: Use a with singular countable nouns; use some with

plural nouns and uncountable nouns. Nouns for things
with two parts, like sunglrsses, pants, and pajamas, are
always plural.
A. Complete these sentences from the video. Write d or some.

04:45
08:39 l. "Look, I found o sweater."
2. "l bought great sunglasses. "
3. "And you have to retum skirt for Mary Beth."
4. "l need help!"
5. "l'm sure you're doing good job."
6. "l need time with the script."
7. "Here are skirts. "
8. "l need to get pajamas, but these are too expensive."
B. Ifyou need to, watch the video again and check your answers.
C. Here are some sentences about the video. Are the underlined words countable or uncountable? Check
the boxes. Then complete the sentences with a or some.
Countable Uncountable
l. Rita needed to exchange .ome things. Z t]

2. Rita went to department store. ! tr
3. Rita talked to nice salesclerk. n T
4. The salesclerk gave her belp n !
5. She showed Rita longer skirts. D n
5. Rita also looked at expensive pajamas. tr n
Gntrrtl,tlR: coo and enough
ET A. Watch the video. Notice when Rita uses too and when she uses enough. After you watch, complete the
07220 dialogue with too and enough.
08:01
Rtre: I need to exchange these.
SanscI-pRx: All of them? WhY?
Rrra: Well ... theskirtisn't lo geno\Th ... thesweaterisn'tbright
. . . and the pants are tight.
Oh, of course the pants go back to the men's department'
CleRr: \07ell, let's get started. Now what about this skirt?
Rrra: It's short.

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What's the rulel Circle the correct answer.
l. Too is used 2. Enough is used
a. before adjectives. a. before adjectives.

b. after adjectives. b. after adjectives.
c. Tell what's wrong with the following items. Write sentences with too and enough.
l. tight 3. short 5. small
Thz ru'nfs are

tr, +ighf
2. loose 4. Iong 6. big 8. wide
They a.en't
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TESSON l: Sreven, Jou worly too mtrch about small things.
Fnom rHE VIDEo: Returning Clothes ro a Store

LJJ A. Watch the video. Notice what Rita says when she returns cl.rhes ro rhe store. As you warch, c.mplete
07220 the dialogue with the missing words.
07:48
,{
a--:
Rrra: I need to these.

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Sar-EscLrnx: All of them? \Uhy?
Rrra: well ... theskirtisn't enough... thesweaterisn't

z
enough
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. . . and the pants are roo
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B. Here are some ways of saying you want to exchange or return some clothes, and some ways of saying
what's wrong with them.
SAYING YOU WANT TO EXCHANGE sAYTNG wnet's wRoNG

OR RETURN CLOTHES The skirt isn't long/big enough.
I need to exchange these/this. The pants are too tight/large.
I'd like ro rerurn this blouse. I need a bigger/smaller size.
I want to exchange these pants. It's the wrong color/size.
C. Now complete this dialogue with the senrences in the box.
I'd like to exchange these. These are too big.

It's the wrong color. I need a larger size.
Salrscr-rRx: May I help you?
CusrourR: Yes, please. T'd like fo eurhonqe- thesz.

SelrsclrRx: What's wrong with the shirts?
Cusror'aen: I want a smaller size.
Selrsclrnx: And what's the problem with the pants?
Cusrounn: Thev're too small.
SeLrsclEnx: And what's the matter with the iacket?
Cusrourn:
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A. Circle the correct answer.
l. Rita bought white sweater. I need help.
a. some a. some
b.a b.a -
c. c. both a and b
-(nothing)
3. These shoes are narrow. I'd like to buy pajamas.
a. enough a. some
b. some b.a
c. too c. any
5. That hat isn't 6. I need

a. enough big a. some sunglass
b. big enough b. some sunglasses
c. both a and b c. a sunglass
B. Circle the correct response.
l. What's wrong with these pants? 2. Why do you want to exchange this?
a. They're too tight. a. It isn't big enough.

b. They're too perfect' b. It's the wrong size.
c. Both a and b. c. Both a and b.
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Say what's wrong with something It's too big'

It isn't big enough.
Retum clothes to a store I'd like to exchange this.

They're the wrong size.
NOW YOU KNOW 16 NEW WORDS
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LESSON 2
SO IryHAT IF HN'$ A NHIry

DAYS LATH?
Brronr rxr Vloro
Look at the picture. Answer the questions. Circle a, b, or c.
l. Where are Linda and Mike?

a. In the control room.
''.tlff;. 1 l"r
b. In a restaurant.
c. In a department store.
ffid 2. \ilUhat are they looking
a. A photograph.
b. A calendar.
c. A script.
atl
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08:55
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12:05 A. \7atch the video. What do Linda and Mike talk about? Check the boxes as you watch.
! coffee ! cigarettes ! the schedule for the show

! Jeffs acting ! Mike's pipe n Steven
! Rita D sugar ! clothes for the show
n Mary Beth's baby
B. Watch the video again. Who says what? Check the boxes as you watch.
l. "l'm worried about him."
2. "We only have a few weeks to finish this show."
3. "Linda, the show looks good."
4. "Steven is too slow."
5. "So what if he's a few davs late?"
6. "The show is going really great, isn't itl"
C. Circle the correct answer.
l. At the beginning of the video, who is Linda 2. Near the end of the video. what does Mike offer
worried aboutl to dol
a. Mike. a. Give Steven some advice.
b. Steven. b. Take Linda out to lunch.
c. Jeff. c. Both a and b.
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D. Watch the video one more time and check your answers.
Asour rHE VtDEo

EI A. People say these things on the video. Match the questions with the responses.
08:55 I
l2:05 d l. "More coffee?" a. "l don't have any plans."
2. "How many cigarettes did you smoke?" b. "He says,'Don't worry.' "
3. "lVhen do we finish?" "Three packs a day."
4. "What does Steven sayl" d. "Just a little."
5. "Say, Steven, what are you doing for e. "October twenty-third. "
lunchl"
B. Now watch the video again and check your answers.
c. Read the sentences and circle True or False'
l. Linda drinks a lot of coffee. True False
2. Linda gets more nervous when she drinks coffee. True False
3. Mike is very worried about Steven. True False
4. \YEFL has to do twelve more shows' True False
5. Linda smokes three packs of cigarettes a day. True False
6. Mike gets a lot of exercise. True False
7. Mike eats a lot of red meat. True False
'8. True
Mike thinks the show is tenible. False
9. Mike offers to give Steven some advice. True False
10. Steven and Mike go out to lunch together. True False
D. Now correct the false sentences. Write negative statements.
Lindo, dozsn'f drrnk a lot o{ cof{ee.
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GuumlRz ofew, alittle, many, much
A. Studv this chart.
COUNTABLE NOUNS UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

I only smoke a few cigarettes a day. I'd like a little coffee.
I don't smoke many cigarettes now. I don't drink much coffee anymore.
ET B. Complete these sentences from the video with alinle, a few, much, or mqn\.
08:55
l2:05 l. "More coffeel" "Just a lilt'le ."
2. "l don't drink coffee anymore."
3. "But we don't have time. "
4. "We only have weeks to finish this show. "
5. "Well, I don't smoke (cigarettes) now."
5. "Mike, sugar is OK."
7. "l don't eat red meat."
8. "So what if he's days late?"
9. "'We don't have tlme or money."
10. "Maybe I can give him advice. "
ll. "Linda, I changed lines in the script."
c. If you need to, watch the video and check your answers.
D. What's the rulel Circle the correct answer.
l. Use a few wirh Use alittle and a/ew with

a. countab[e nouns. a. negative verbs.
b. uncountable nouns. b. affirmative verbs.
3. Use much with Use much with
a. countable nouns. a. negative verbs.

b. uncountable nouns. b. affirmative verbs.
l0
Gnru*mlR: General Statements
Cigarettes are bad for you. Coffee is bad for you'

Vegetables are good for you. Exercise is good for you'
NOTE: Don't use an article before nouns when they are used in a general sense'
A. What do you think? Are these things good or bad for your health? Write complete sentences.
l. sugar 'Qt tler is hnrl for YotL'
2. vegetable, Vo4utnhlu^ arc qood 'Fo' Yo't'

3. red meat
-TJ
4. coffee
5. exercise
5. fish
7. cigarettes
8. fruit
9. candy
10. salt
What about you? Do you like these foods and drinks? Are they good or bad for you?
Write complete sentences.
l. potato
2. popcom
3. beer
4.
5. milk
6. cookies
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TESSON l: So ulrat d l,e's a few da1s laut
Fnom rHE VtDEo: Talking About Health

A. Study this dialogue from the video.
08:55
09:16 Mrxr: More coffee?
Lrnna: Just a little. I don't drink much coffee anymore.
Mrrr: That's good. Coffee isn't good for you.
LrNoa: I know. I'm trying to cut down on coffee.

It makes me more nervous.
B. What do these expressions mean? Circle the correct answer.
l. Cut down on (something) means 2. Mol<e someone (nervous, tired, etc. )

a. stop eating or drinking. a. cause someone to feel.
b. eat or drink less. b. do something for someone.
C. Here are some wavs of talkine about health.
sAyING wHet you'RE TRyINc ro cur DowN oN SAYING HOW THINGS MAKE YOU
I'm trying to cut down on coffee. Coffee makes me nervous.
I
reo meat. Cigarettes make me sick.
sugaf. Wine makes me tired.
cigarettes.
D. Now complete this dialogue with the words in rhe box.
cut make smoke on too down
A: Would you like a cigarette?
B: No, thanks. I don't much anymore. Cigarettes me tired.
I'm trying to down on them.
A: Would vou like some more coffee?
B: Just a little. I need to cut down coffee.
A: How about some sugar?
B: No, thanks. I think I'm getting fat. I want to cut on sugar too.
A: You're trying to cut down on everything!
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Cxecr Younselr
A. Circle the correct answer'
2. We only have weeks'

l. We don't need helP'
-- a. a little
a'a
b. much b. a few -
c. many c. many
3. I don't have -- friends' 4. I'd like sugar in mY coffee'
a. a little a. a few
b. much b. a little
c. many c. any
is bad for You' 5. are bad for You.

5.
a. The sugar a. Cigarettes
-b. Sugar -b. The cigarette

c. A sugar c. Cigarette
B. Circle the correct response'
l. More coffee? 2. We only have three minutes to eat lunch'

a. Just a little. a. That isn't much time.
b. No, thanks. b. That's a lot of time.
c. Both a and b. c. That's much time.
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Talk about amounts We only have a few minutes.

I don't smoke many cigarettes anymore.
Talk about health I'm trying to cut down on red meat.

Cigarettes make me sick.
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LESSON 3
TOO ilIUCH JUITK FOOD cTlI

ilIAKT YOU ['AT.
Brronr You Relo
Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: calorie,
natural, rnttritiott, substitute.
Rrao
What's Wrong with Junk Foodl

Each American ears about 128 pounds of sugar a year. A lot
of that sugar comes from junk food. Junk food Las u iot of ,ug*,
fat, and calories. It isn't very good for you. Candy, cake,
cookies, and donuts are popular junk food. The averaee
American eats about 33 pounds of candy and 50 pou.i, of cake
and cookies a year.
Some junk food (like pizza) has a little nutrition, but some
junk food doesn't have any nutrition at all. For example,
a one_
ounce chocolate bar has about 150 calories and no nutrition.
Vegetables and fruit have fewer calories than junk food, but they
have much more food value. A raw carror has only 20 calories.
An apple has 80 calories. A small baked potato has 90 calories.
Too much junk food can make you fat. If you want to lose
weight, try not to eat much junk food. If you feel you need
sugar, eat food with "natural" sugar in it. Apples, oranges, and
other kinds of fruit are good subsritutes for iunk food.
The title of the article is "What's Wrong with Junk Food?" Look at the list of other titles below
and find
two more that you think are good. Check the boxes.
! l. Eat More Fruit and Vegetables
! 2. Junk Food Can Make You Fat
! 3. Americans Like Sugar
! 4. Junk Food-Lots of Calories and Little Nutrition
! 5. Food in the United States
! 6. Apples and Oranges
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LESSON 3r Tott much junk food can rr,ake yu fat'
B. Circle the correct answer'
l. The main idea of ParagraPh 1 is 2. The main idea of ParagraPh 2 is
a. CandY is junk food' a. Junk food doesn't have much nutrition'

b. Junk food has lots of calories'
b. A chocolate bar has no nutrition'
c. Americans eat a lot of junk food' c. Vegetables and fruit don't have many
calories.
3. The main idea of ParagraPh 3 is
a. You can get fat if you eat a lot of junk food'

b. You should eat more apples and oranges'
c. Apples and oranges have natural sugar'
C. Circle True or False. Then write the sentence from the article that supports your answer'
l. Americans don't eat much sugar' True @

2. Americans eat a lot of candy, cake, and cookies' True False
3. There is more nutrition than calories in junk food' True False
4. Vegetables and fruit have more food value than junk food' True False
5. People who want to lose weight should eat more junk food' True False
D. Match the words with the definitions.
l. nutrition a. not cooked
- 2. raw b. a thing used in place of another
3. candy c. an oily substance
4. substitute d. food value
5. fat e. a sweet food made with a lot of sugar
What about you? Answer the questions. Write a complete sentence. Do you eat a lot of junk food?
\7hy or why not?
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LESSO N 3': Too mu.ch junk food can make "tou fat,
BeroRr You Relo

Look at the pictures.
glosswore electronics cosmetics lingerie
\ 1\1
bedding luggoge opplionces housewores
Rrlo
A. Look at the department store directory.
Store Directory
Lower Level 2 4 6
Appliances Men's Clothing Baby Clothing Books
Men's Shoes Children's Clothing Clocks
1
Children's Shoes Glassware
Cosmetics 3
Photo Studio Restaurant
Handbags Lingerie
Toys
Jewelry Swimwear 7
Women's Clothing 5 Bedding
Women's Shoes Eleclronics Furniture
Housewares Rugs
Luggage
Sports Equipment
B. In which department can you find these items?
l. a television Electronics 2. a washing machine
3. a woman's dress 4. a kitchen table
5. a tennis racket 6. some spoons
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TESSON 3: Too much junkfoodcanmal,cyoufat.
7. a child's sweater 8. a glass vase
9. a pair of ice skates 10. some lipstick
ll. a desk 12. a suitcase
13. a dictionary 14. a sofa
GnntmlLi a, an, and some
an evening dress.
I'd like to buy some tennis shoes.
some pink lipstick.
Do you remember?
Use a or an with singular countable nouns. Use some with plural

nouns and uncountable noune:
A. Fill in the blanks with a, an, or some.
t. refrigerator 2. Swiss watch
3. earrings 4. makeup
5. bathing suit 6. lingerie
7. red pajamas 8. air conditioner
9. living room fumiture 10. electric knife
lt. luggage 12. bicycle
t3. electric blanket 14. dining room chairs
t5. Oriental rug 16. leather briefcase
17. Chinese lamp r8. gold jewelry
19. golf clubs 20. srereo
B. what about you? write which items in Exercise A you'd like to buy.
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VoclsuLlny
A. Look at the items in the box. Put each item under the correct headine.
a basketball a blouse a bracelet a computer some earrings

a football some golf clubs a microphone a necklace some payamas
some pants a radio a nng some roller skates a tennis racket
a skirt a stereo a tle a VCR a watch
ELECTRONICS CLOTHING JEWELRY SPORTS EQUIPMENT
a basketbal I
B. All the words in the right column conrain at least one s. Read the meanings in the left column and then
fill in the missing lerters.
l. a person who works in a store
2. a part of a man's suit
3. a big piece of furniture you can sir on
4. a place where you can buy things
5. a piece of fumiture you can find in an office
6. something you use on a trip
7. things you wear on your feet
8. a piece of clothing for a woman
9. something you can put flowers in
10. something you can watch the news on
ll. something a woman carries
12. jewelry you wear on your ears
13. a place where you can eat
14. rhings children play with
15. something you can listen to music on
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false sentences'
A. Three sentences in the story are not true. Read the story and underline the
Rita had to get some clothes for the actors to wear in "Murder at
Midnight." Afier she went shopping, she showed the clothes to
steueri. Steven was very happy with rhe sweater she bought.
Rita went to the depart-"rrt ,to." again, and she bought another -
sweater. Steven said hL wanted a sweater that wasn't too bright, so she
bought a white one. She also bought some sunglasses and some pants.
St"rr.., didn't like the new sweater either. He said, "\uhite never
works well on television." The pants were a problem too. They were
too big. Rita had to go back to the store to exchange the sweater and
the pants. This time she took the skirt back too'
Sihen Rita got to the store, she said, "Hi. Remember me?" to the
salesclerk. The salesclerk didn't remember her. The salesclerk said'
"Oh, yes. You're the lady from WEFL'"
B. Now conect the false sentences from the story'
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Say what items you'd like to buY I'd like to buy a refrigerator.
I'd like to buy some golf clubs.
Read a store directory
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LESSON 4
UT IION'T HAIIT MUCH TIMH.

Brrone rxr Vroeo
Do you remember these peoplel write the correct name after each srarement.
Mary Beth Mike
l. She retumed some clothes to a department store.
2. She was worried about Steven.
3. He made things difficult for Rita.
4. He invited Steven to go to a health-food restauranr.
5. He plays the role of Tony Hunter in "Murder at Midnisht."
6. She plays the role of Diana Morris.
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l2:21
l7:10 A. Watch the video. Who says what? Check the boxes as you watcn.
J.ff Rita Steven Linda Mary Beth
l. "Maybe I slept a few hours, but not

many."
2. "Well, I bought him some glasses,

but they don't fit right."
3. "Can I make a suggestionl"
4. "My baby-sitter is expecting me to

come home."
5. "l'm getting very nervous."
B. Answer the questions. Circle a, b, or c.
l. Why didn't Steven get much sleep last night? 2. \ilhv was Linda nervous at the rehearsal?
a. Because he went to a party. a. Because the rehearsal was two hours behind
b. Because he was worried about props and schedule.
costumes. b. Because Steven took a lot of time.
c. Because he was sick. c. Both a and b.
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TESSON 4: Ve dan'tllavemurhtime-
C. Check Yes or No.
Yes No
l. Did Steven tell Rita to buy some scissors? f} tr

2. Did Rita have some scissors? tr !
3. Did Rita buy some glassesf ! n
4. Were the glasses too small? tr tr
5. Did Mary Beth have to leave at 3:001 I !
6. Did Jeff have a date after the rehearsal? n D
7. Was Steven nervous at the rehearsal? D tr
8. Was Jeff angry at Steven? tr n
9. Did Steven say Jeffwas OK? ! tr
D. Watch the video again and check your answers.
EI E. Watch the video one more time and complete this dialogue with the words you hear.
l3:35
l4:20 SrsvrN: Relax. Have some We're going to begin in a few
I
. . . Rita!
Rrra: Yeah?
SrnveN: We need some

3
Rtre: I have them, Steven.
SrevrN: Oh, Rita, that's great. Thank you, Rita.
Rtra: Sure, Steven. I have a about Detective Stone's glasses.
SruvrN: His
Rtra: Does he any?
SmvrN: Does Detective Stone glassesl
Rrre: Yes. Does hel
SrrvrN: Hmmm . . . Yes. The detective wears
F. What are the two important words in the dialogue in Exercise E?
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TESSON 4: We don'tlwve mrch time.
Fnom rHE VtDEo: Editing

lJl A. Studv this dialoeue from the video.
l5:22
l5:39 Drrecrtve SroNr: It takes a little time, Miss Morris. I have other cases I'm working on too.
ToNy: \7e don't have a little time, Detective Stone!
SrevEN: Cut. jeff, the line is, "\7e don't have much time, Detective Stone."
B. Notice these corrections.
We need raincoat.
n
50me
We need X pajamas.
4ews
I smoke a pd(cigarettes a day.
we don'r n"u.
foo
ffiJut.*r.
It's eb@hright.
C. Read these sentences. There are six errors. Correct the errors.
l. "Weneedtreaty.Weneedashoes.Akey.Wealsoneedapajamas. somepants. . ahat,

a raincoat, and some scissors."
2. "That's good new."
3. "'We're going to begin in a little minutes."
4. "They're enough big."
NOTE: News is a singular countable noun.
GummlR: Word Order

Pattern I
Determiner Adjective Color \Uord Noun
a
small white sweater
the
some
many small white sweaters
a few
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LESSO N 4: Ve don't lwve mu.ch tnne.
Pattern 2
Determiner Noun Verb Adverb Adjective Adverb
too
The sweater 1S small.
very
The sweater isn't big enough.
Put the words in order to write a correct sentence.
l. Rita I forJe{f / frnds / sweater / beautiful/ white / a
2. color / like / the / Steven / doesn't
3. he thinks / enough / it / bright / isn't
4. Linda thinks / Steven I too I small / worried about / things / is
5. she thinks / slow / is / Steven / too
6. she says, / "few / we / only have / weeks / a"
7. doesn't / rehearsal / go / well / very / the
8. mistakes / makes / some / Jeff
f. is / everyone / nervous / very
10. finallv / has / idea / Steven / an
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Revrew
Read this summary of the story. Then write the missing words.
Rita finally finds a beautiful white SWeatzr for Jeff to
wear in "Murder at Midnight," but Steven asks her to
it. Steven says he doesn't like the
Rita is very confused. She says, "Guess whatl
Steven wants me to exchange this sweater again. First he thinks the
color is bright. Then he thinks rhe color isn'r
bright
Meanwhile, Linda thinks Steven is too worried about small things.
She says to Mike, "We only have weeks to
finish this show . . . Steven is slow." She asks

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Mike to help her. Mike says, "Maybe I can give him
advice. "
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Steven tells Linda that everything is great, but secretly he's worried.
He says, "l didn't sleep last night. Maybe I slept a few hours, but not
many . . . I wonied about props and costumes." At that moment, he
realizes he needs scissors for the rehearsal.

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At rehearsal that day, Jeff doesn't say his lines right. Steven asks Jeff
to say the same line over and over again. Linda is very
. Jeff and Mary Beth have to leave at 5:00.
Finally, Steven says, "Great! OK. That's all."
After rehearsal, Linda says to Steven, "V/e don't have
time." Steven savs, "Don't worry, Linda . . .

1l
I have idea. "

t2
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Cxtcr YounselF: Lessons 1-4
A. Circle the correct answer'
l. Junk food doesn't have nutrition. 2. I'd like to buy evening dress.
a. many a.a
b. much - b. an
c. some c.
-(nothing)
3. The show's going to begin in 4. Linda thinks Steven rs
minutes.
a. enough slow
a.a b. too slow
b. a little c. both a and b
c. a few
5. I need scissors. 6. Steven needs advice.
a.a a.a
b. an b. an -
c. some c. a little
t. That air conditioner costs $999. Why don't you like this?
a. That's a lot of money. a. I don't like the color.
b. That's too exPensive. b. The color isn't bright enough.
3. Where can I find a TVI 4. Her dress was only $10.
a. In the electronics department. a. That isn't much money.

b. In housewares. b. That's cheap.
c. In the jewelry department. c. Both a and b.
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LESSON 5
THNRN IryA$ A tOT ON TRAFFIC

N H0ttruO0D.
Brronr rxr Vroeo
A. Look at the pictures. Answer the questions. Circle a, b, or c.
l. What's Steven lookins at? 2. Where are Jeff and Amy? 3. What's Amy holdingl
a. A newspaper. a. In a park. a. A watch.
b. His watch. b. On a street. b. A telephone.
c. His briefcase. c. In a bank. c. A flashlight.
B. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide construction, pollutiort, senice.
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ET A. Watch Scene I of the video. lUhat do Steven and Jeff talk about? Check the boxes as you watch.
17:26
19245 n traffic n electricity n New York n the show
n pollution ! Hollywood tr telephone service n Amy Monroe
ET B. Watch Scene 2 of the video. What do Amy and Jeff talk about? Check the boxes.
19A7
2l:21 n a flashlight n electricity n traffc ! Hollywood
! the show n water I construction n telephone service
ET C. Watch the entire video. Then circle the correct answers.

17:26
2l:21 l. Jeff doesn't want Steven to 2. Steven wants Jeff to
a. tell him exactly how to say his lines. a. work harder.

b. let him act. b. make the show special.
c. both a and b. c. both a and b.
3. Jeff tells Amy she needs 4, Jetr invites Amy to
a. a new flashlight. a. go out to dinner.

b. a new telephone. b. visit the studio.
c. a new apartment. c. go to a museum.
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D. Watch the video one more time and check your answers.
EI E. Watch this dialogue on rhe video. Then complete the dialogue with the words in the box.
19257
20225
construction electricity flashlight pipe service water wires
Jrrr: What are you doing here?
Auv: I'm buying a Last night there wasn't any ln my

I
building.
J"ff. You're kidding.
Atuv: No, I'm not. There wasn't any either.

3
Jrrr: Why? What happenedl
Auv: There's some next door. They cut our by mistake

4
and then broke the water

6
Jnrr: Well, I knew you didn't have any telephone
Auv: How did you know that?
Jrrr: I tried to call you.
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A. Read the sentences and circle True or False.
l. Jeff was late for his appointment with Steven. True False
2. Jeff was very successful in Hollywood. True False
3. Steven needs to move faster. True False
4. Amy was surprised to see Jeff. True False
5. Amy had electricity in her building last night. True False
5, Jeff talked to Amy on the telephone last night. True False
B. Now correct the false sentences. Write negative statements.
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GnammaRz there qr.,as and there were
When I was in Hollywood, there was a lot of traffic.

there were a lot of glamorous people.
NOTE: Use there tlas with singular nouns; use there werc with plural nouns.
Complete the sentences with There {.r4s or Tlwre were.
l. -f here- was a lot of traffic in Hollywood.
a lot of movie stars.
a lot of pollution.
a lot of rich people.
GumuaRz there wasn't and there weren't
l0Uhen
I was a kid, there weren't many tall buildings in Stamford.
When I was a kid, there wasn't much traffic in Stamford.
Write five true sentences about Stamford when Jeff was a kid. Use this chart.
There wasn't I much I restaurants.

There weren't I many I traffic.
crime.
apartment buildings.
pollution.
l. Therc wo-sntf mttch *raff ic.

2.
3.
4.
5.
NOTE: Cnme can be both countable or uncountable.

Countable: There were two crimes last week.
Uncountable: There isn't much crime in this town.
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LESSON 5z TIrcre wu a bt of t affn in Hollywwd'
GRlr,tmaR: no and anl
Wtren I was a kid. there was no traffic in Stamford.

there wasn't any traffic in Stamford.
ET A. Complete the dialogue with onJ ot no.

17:40
l8:20 Jrrr: When I was a kid here, there wasn't traffic at all.
-ry-
SreveN: There was 23 ffafrfrc, and there was pollution.
Jerr: There was excitement either. That's why I left.
SrEveN: Why? -
- the excitement, the glamour of Hollywood . .
JErr: For the money, .
SrsvsN: Why did you come back?
Jrrr: There was a lot of traffic in Hollywood. There was a lot of pollution and there wasn't
work.
5
Srevru: There was work in Hollywoodl You're kidding.

6
B. - to, watch the video and check your answers.
If you need
c. What's the rule? Circle the correct answer.
l. Use with negative verbs. 2. Use to express a negative idea, but use
an affirmative verb.
a. any
b. no a. any
b. no
EI D. Read these questions. Then watch the video. After you watch, write the answers.
t7|26
20:18 l. \Uhy did Jeff leave Stamford? Be-cau,sz there- was no <vcileme-nt
tn S'fanford.
2. Why did Jeff leave Hollywood?
3. \Uhy did Amy buy a flashlight?
4. Why didn't Jeff reach Amy when he tried to call her?
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LESSON 5: There was alat of tffic inHollywood.
Fnou rHE vlDEo: Apologizing, Making Excuses, and Accepting Apologies
A. Study this dialogue from the video. Notice how Jeff apologizes and makes an excuse, and how Sreven
17:26 accepts the apology.
l7:39
Jrrr: Sorry I'm late, Steven. There was a lot of traffic.
SreveN: No problem.
8. Here are some ways of apologizing, making excuses, and accepting apologies.
APOLOGIZING MAKING EXCUSES ACCEPTING APOLOGIES
Sorry I'm late. (informal) There was a lot of traffic. No problem. (informal)
I'm very sorry I'm late. I had a problem with my car. It's no problem.
accident.
I had an That's OK.
That's all right'
I'm sorry I have to leave early. I have an appointment.
My son ha, the flu.
It's oK'
It's all right.
['m sorry I didn't come to the party. I was sick. I understand.
I had a headache.
I'm sorry I didn't call you. I lost your telephone number.
C. What about you? Fill in the bubbles. Use the expressions above.
I'm sorrv I cant

come to the meeting.
I have a dx-tors
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TESSON 5z Tlwre ww a lnt of t affi, in Ho[ywood'
Cxecr Younselr
t. There a lot of people at the PartY 2. When I grew up, there much pollution.
last night. a. weren't
a. are b. wasn't
-
b. were c. isn't
c. was
3. There was traffic tonight. 4. There any hot water in my building

yesterday.
a. any
b. no
- a. weren't
-
c. much b. wasn't
c. was
5. There wasn't excitement in my 5. When I was in Hollywood, there no jobs.

city when I was a kid. a. were
a. any b. weren't -
b. much c. was
c. both a and b
l. I'm sorry I'm late. 2. Why are you so late?
a. That's OK. a. There was a lot of traffic.

b. No problem. b. There was a lot of pollution.
c. Both a and b. c. There wasn't much traffic.
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Describe a city or place in the past There weren't many restaurants in Stamford when
I was a kid.
Apologize ['m sorry I'm late.
Make excuses There was a lot of traffic.
Accept apologies No problem.
NOW YOU KNOW 15 NEW WOR.DS
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LESSON 6
SO1UNTHI1TO AIIryAYS OONS

lYR(|NO.
Benonr rnr Vroeo
A. Look at the pictures.
o mognifying gloss o sfrot of Philip ond Ben
B. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: apprecinte, fuit, rewrite.
c. On the video, the people at WEFL are getting ready to shoot a scene from the new show. Who says these
things: Jeff, Mary Beth, Rita, or Stevenl Try to predict. Write the name after each sentence.
l. "Sometimes it's the only time I'm alone with the baby."
2. "Rita, are we ready now?"
3. "l'm just trying to make Mary Beth look good, Steven."
4. "l'm ready to go when you are, Steven."
5. "l moved it when I made up Mary Beth."
6. "Cut. That's no good."
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25.44 A. Watch the video to see if your guesses were correct.
B. Circle the correct answer.
l. At the beginning of the video, Steven is 2. At the end of the video, Steven
a. in a hurry to begin work. a. happy with the script.
b. angry at Mary Beth. b. unhappy with the script.
C. Watch the video again and check your answers.
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LESSON 6: Something always goes tnong.
Asour rxr Vtoeo

A. Here are some things people say on the video. Match the questions with the responses.
22:17
23-.16 t. "Can your mother or husband get up a. "l'm ready to go when you are, Steven."
in the middle of the night with the
- baby?" b. "l put all the pictures there."
2. "Jeff, are you all set?" c. ". . . Oh, I don't want them to do it."
3. "\Uhat's wrong?" d. "A prop is missing."

_4. "Rita, where's the photo of Philip
and Ben?"
B. Now watch the video one more time and check your answers.
c. Read the sentences and circle True or False.
l. Rita didn't use a lot of makeup on Mary Beth. True False
2. Rita doesn't think Mary Beth looks tired. True False
3. Mary Beth doesn't need more sleep. True False
4. Mary Beth doesn't like to be alone with her baby. True False
5. Steven didn't know where the photo of Philip and Ben was. True False
6. Rita didn't find the photo. True False
7. Rita didn't move the picture. True False
8. Rita didn't apologize to Steven. True False
Now correct the false sentences. Write affirmative statements.
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L E S SO N 6: Something always goes wrong.
GnammaR: somerhing, anJthing, and nothing
I see something. I don't see anything.

I see nothing.
NOTE: Use something, onJthing, and norhing for things. Some is

used with affirmative verbs; any is used with negative
verbs. No is used with affirmative verbs to express a
negative idea.
EI A. Watch this dialogue on the video between Jeff (as Tony in "Murder at Midnight") and Mary Beth (as
25:05 Diana). After you watch, complete the dialogue with somerhing anything, or nothing.
26:30
ToNy: OK. I'm sorry. He said he thinks he saw
5 Ofn et h t n q in one of the pictures.
It may be a clue.
DteNa: Which pictures? The ones you took of Uncle Ben
and Mr. Tatel
ToNy: Yes. Do you have a magnifying glass?
DtaNa: Actually, I do.
ToNv: We may not find My friend wasn't sure what he saw.
DnNe: But he saw

3
ToNy: Yes. Here are your uncle and Mr. Tate shaking hands. And look!
DnNe: I don't see
ToNv: There, on Mr. Tate. is on his hand.

5
Dtene: No. is on his hand.
ToNv: It's I'm telling you is there.
- see
DhNa: I don't
ToNv: Look closer, Diana.
DnNa: Oh, my gosh! There is there. Tonv. it's a mark. It's ink.
l0
c. Look up this word in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: clue.
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LESSON 6: Something alway goes wtong.
GnmlmlR: Indefinite Pronouns Ending in -one and -thing
It was someone. He said something.

It wasn't anyone. He didn't say anything.
It was no one. He said nothing.
NOTE: Use someone , anJone, and no one f.or people; use

something, anything, and nothing for things. No one
is two words.
EI A. Watch the beginning of the dialogue between Jeff (as Tony) and Mary Beth (as Diana). After you watch,
24.41 complete this summary of their conversation.
25:06
Dnwe: Who was that?
ToNv: No one lmportant.
DraNa: Tony, it was
You spoke to
Who was it?
ToNv: It was a friend from the paper.
DmNa: What did he want?
Tonv:
DraNa: He didn't say ? Tony, tell me the truth.

)
B. These sentences are false. Correct the sentences to make them true.
t. Tony's friend said he didn't see anything in one of the pictures Tony took.
2. Tony didn't see anything in the picture right away.
3. Diana saw something in the picture right away.
4. Tony didn't see anything on Mr. Tate's hand.
5. Finally, Diana saw nothing on Mr. Tate's hand.
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LESSON 6: Sornething always goes wtong.
Fnom rHE VtDEo: Useful Expressions

ET A. Study these dialogues from the video.
22201
23255 l. Rrre: Can't anyone give you a 2. Rrra: Can your mother or husband
hand with those kids? You get up in the middle of the
look so tired. night with the babyl
Many BErn: I'm fine. Thanks, Rita. Meny Bers: . . . Oh, I don't want them
There's nothing anyone to do it. I like to look after
can do. her.
3. SrrvEN: Jeff, are you all setl 4. Rrre: I'm sorry.
JErr: I'm ready to go when you SreveN: It's all right. It wasn'r
are, Steven. anyone's fault. Let's get on
with it. OK, everyonel
B. t0ilhat do these expressions mean? Circle the correct answer.
l. Giue (someone) ohand means 2. Lookafter (a child, an animal, etc.) means

a. shake hands. a. take care of.
b. help. b. see again,
3. Allset means 4. Getonwith (something) means
a. ready. a. stop.
b. sitting down. b. continue.
C. Complete these dialogues with the words in the box.
after all get give hand look set with
A: Canl-youa with these suitcases?

I
B: Thanks. They're really heavy.
A: Are you ready to beginl
B: Yes. I'm
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A: Good. Now we can on our work!
5
A: \Uho's going to be with your children when you're at work?
B: Oh, my husband is going them.

- 8
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Cxecx YouRsrlr
l. He didn't say 2. I don't see in the picture.

a. anyone a. no one
b. anything -. b. anyone
-
c. both a and b. c. both a and b
3. There's in the comer of the picture. 4. There's on the phone.

a. something a. no one
b. nothing b. anyone
c. both a and b c. both a and b
l. Can I give you a hand with that suitcasel 2. Who was that on the phonel
a. Nice to meet you. a. No one important.

b. Thanks. b. A friend.
c. Congratulations. c. Both a and b.
3. There's somettring there. 4. Are you all set?
a. No, there's nothing there. a. Thanks.

b. No, there isn't anything there. b. Yes. I'm ready.
c. Both a and b. c. That's OK.
NOW YOU KNO}V HOW TO
Identifu things using indefinite pronouns There's something in the picture'
Identifi' people using indefinite pronouns It was someone from work.
Correct incorrect statements There's someone there.

There isn't anyone there.
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LESSON 7
POLLUTION IS A BIfi PROBtHil[.

Brrone You Rrlo
o foctory He's in prison. chemicols
B. Look up these
words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: chlarine, cottrol, effect, fine (v),
gwenvnent, opiniur, pollute, punishment, reduce.
Relo
Pollution Is a Big Problem

Many people are worried about pollution. They're worried about its effects on their health. People
have different opinions about what to do about it. People we interviewed said:
A: There's too much pollution in the air today. It's unhealthy to live in a big city.
B: Dirty air is one of our biggest problems, and it comes from automobiles. We need to reduce the
number of cars on city streets!
C: Factories are the problem-they cause a lot of pollution. I think the govemment needs to control
the pollution that is produced by factories. They should fine companies that pollute the air.
D: Water pollution is what worries me the most. We have to stop putting chlorine and other
chemicals in our drinking waterl
E: I don't go to the beach anymore. The beaches are polluted. Sometimes, the water at the beaches
is too dirty to swim in. We need to send people who pollute the beaches and oceans to prisonl
A. Match the words with the meanings.
l. to cause a. a place where people are sent as a punishment
- 2. factory b. to make happen; to produce
- 3. to fine c. a building where things are made
- 4, to pollute d. to make smaller
- 5. unhealthy e. to make someone pay money as a punishment
- 6. to reduce f. bad for people's health
- 7, prison s. to make air, water, etc., dirty
-
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B. Circle True or False. Write the sentence from the reading that supports your answer.
l. Speaker A thinks that big cities are healthy places to live in. True
2. Speaker B thinks cars cause a lot of air pollution. True False
3. Speaker C doesn't think factories cause much pollution' True False
4. Speaker D is more worried about air pollution than water pollution. True False
5. Speaker E thinks people who pollute beaches should go to prison. True False
c. Draw lines to connect the numbered pronouns with the words they refer to.
Many people are wonied about pollution. They're worried about its
effects on th3eir health and on th*eir children's health. People have
different opinions about what to do about it.
D. What about youl Do you agree with the following opinions? Check Yes or No.
Yes No
t. Air pollution is the worst problem in big cities today. n !
2. Govemments should fine people pollution. n
and companies that cause n
3. Air pollution is a more serious problem than water pollution. ! n
4. People who cause air or water pollution should go to prison. tr n
\07hat about you? Answer the questions.
Is pollution a problem in your city or country? What kind of pollution?
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LESSON 7: Po[utiuris abigproblan.
YoclaulanY
A. Match the pictures with the words in the box.
electricity abill an elevator

a wire mail traffic
a water pipe heat construction
telephone lines
t2$t
ila"
r. an elevalor
7*: *-'
f- Vt ^-,
--ac
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10.
B. Do you remember? Uncountable nouns have no plural form and no article. Find the uncountable nouns
in the list in Exercise A and write them.
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L E S SO N 7 z Pollution is a big problen.
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A. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: anlfiunt, charge, due, Paynent.
B. Answer these questions.
t. Whose telephone bill is thist
2. How much is the billforl
3. How much was this person's last bill?
4. When is paymenr for this bill due?
5. What address should the payment be mailed tol
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LESSON 7: Pollutionis ohgproblen.
Vocagu LARY: Adj ectives

A. Look up these words in a dictionarf irr in your Study Cuide: cooperatiue, sympothetic, impotient,
exhqusted.
B. Complete these descriptions with the words abovc.
l. Mary Beth is very tired. She was up 2. Rita is very concemed about Mary Beth.
most of the night with her baby. She feels bad because Marv Beth looks so
She's tired. Rita is
3. Steven doesn't want to wait for people on 4. Now Jeff does what
' Steven asks him to do.
the set. He wants them to hurry up and He works hard and tries to make the show
start work. He's special. Jeff is
C. What about you? What do you think about the people in Exercise B? Write complete sentences.
l. Which person works the hardest?
2. Which person has the easiest jobl
3. Which person has the biggest problems?
4. Which person is the nicest?
5. \Uhich person would you like to meetl
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Rrlo
A. Read the story.
Steven sat on a bench outside the studio. Jeff was late. Steven
looked at his watch again and again. When Jeff finally arrived, Steven
'*:l53#ff f,Ys:#ff +i:,tff; rot or trarnc.,,

"No problem," Steven replied.
They started to discuss the traffic and pollution in Stamford.
$:lf ;,I*'l"H';5'l^!::'1$"##itlfii::':ift *,,,.,*

'There was no excitement either," Jeff said. "That's why I left."
Steven wanted to know why Jeff came back to Stamford from
Hollywood. "Why did you come backl" he asked'
'There was a lot of traffic in Hollywood. There was a lot of
pollution and there wasn't any work," Jeff explained.
Steven was surprised at Jeffs answer. It was hard to believe. "There
was no work in Hollywood? You're kidding," he said.
B. Now match the words with the meanings.
l. traffic a. to answer
- 2, to apologize b. to say you're sorry for something
- 3. to discuss c. cars, bicycles, people in a street
- 4. pollution d. something to sit on in a park
- 5. a bench e. dirty air, water, etc.
- 6. to reply f. to talk about
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Talk about problems in cities It's unhealthy to live in a big city.
Talk about people Mary Beth is exhausted.
State an opinion Govemments should fine people and companies

that cause pollution.
Read a telephone bill
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LESSON 8
IryA$ THNRN NY MAII FOB MH?

Beronr rxr Vroeo
A. Do you rememberl Match the beginnings of the sentences with the endings.
l. Steven asked Jeff to a. go out to dinner
2. Jeff asked Steven to -. b. try harder

3. Jeff ran into Amy -. c. she was up at night with her baby
4. Jeff asked Amy to -. d. let him act
5. Amy bought -.
a flashlight because e. in the street
6. Mary Beth was tired because g. there was no electricity in her apartment
B. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: expense, ute, settl.e. duurn.
EI
27zO/D
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29:56 A. Watch the video. Who says whatl Check the boxes as you watch.
l. "How are you, dear?"
2. "Was there any mail for me?"
3. "You don't live here anymore."
4. "l have a lot ofexpenses on the new apartment."
5. "l'm really proud of you."
6. "l'm beginning to feel better about being here."
l. Jeff went to his parents' house to 2. Mrs. Bennett thinks Jeff should
a. see if there was any mail for him. a. move to Hollywood.

b. say "Hello." b. get mail at his parents' house.
c. both a and b. c. settle down.
3. Mrs. Bennett thought the show 4. At the end of the video, Jeff feels
last night was
a. good.
a. terrible. b. sick.
b. great. c. sad.
c. funny.
c. Watch the video again and check your answers.
4
TESSON 8: Was tlwe uq nailfar mc!
D. Watch the video again. Circle True or False'
l. Jeff had no electricity in his apartment this morning. True False
2. Jeff called his mother last night. True False
3. Jeff talked to his mother about Amy. True False
4. Jeff wrote down his mother's phone number. True False
5. Jeffs mother is happy he's back in Stamford. True False
E. Watch the video one more time and check your answers.
GRltrrtmlR: Questions with there was and there were
Yes, there was.

Was there any mail for Jeff?
No, there wasntt.
Yes, there were.

Were there any bills for Jeffs mother?
No, there werentt.
A. Write five questions with there was and tl'ere were. Use this chart.
Was there any mail delivery at Jeffs parents' housel

Were mail for Jeff?
mail for Jeffs parentsl
magazines for Jeffs motherl
money for Jeff?
t.
2.
3.
4.
5.
8. Now write answers to your questions. Write short answers.
t. Yes,
the.re- rruas. 2.
3. 4.
5.
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TESSON 8: Was dwre ant nailfor me?
Fnou rHE VtDEo: Forms of Address

A. Read these sentences from the viderl.
g Tlr
i
b
How ore you, deor? Moy I help you, miss? Sorry l'm lote, Steven. Here ore your uncle ond
lvlr. f ote shoking honds.
B. Here are some other forms of address.
MORE FORMAL LESS FORMAL INTIMATE

sir honey
madam dear
ma'am darling
miss sweetie
Mr. Tate Philip
Miss Morris Diana
Miss Marino Linda
NOTE: Use Mr. or Ms. * a last name in business settings or for

people you don't know very well.
Miss, malam. and sir can be used without a name as a
form of address. They are commonly used for people you
don't know.
Laly is not used as a form of address.
Mister is used most often with expressions of anger
or irritation.
C. What form of address do these people usel Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks.
l. I love YoU' 2. Would you like anything else,
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LTSSON 8: Was thzre an1 twilfor me|
"ffi
,ry
r
3. It takes a little time, 4. Don't worry,
Wnlre
A. Read this story.
A Terrible Snowstorm
Last winter, there was a terrible snowstorm in Pleasantville, New
York. The town had eight feet of snow' Everything in the town
stopped. There weren't any cars on the road, and there weren't many
people on the streers. Only a few businesses were open. There wasn't
any mail delivery for a day. The telephone lines were down, so there
was no telephone service. There wasn't any electricity. There were no
lights or elevators working for several hours.
After a day, the streets were cleared off, and traffic and services were
back to normal.
B. Write about a terrible snowstorm, windstorm, rainstorm, or flood in your town. Use the paragraphs above
as a model. Be sure your story has a title'
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TESSON 8: lVas there an1 mailfar nw?
Revrew
A. complete the dialogue with these words: no, anJ, nothing, anything, someone.
27.11
27:45 Jerr: Was there any mail for mel
Mns. BENNETT: There wasn't for you. There were two bills and a magazine for
I
me. But there was mail for you.
Jern: Nothing for me, huhl
Mns. BENNrrr: No, You don't live here anymore. Why would anyone send
3
mail to you herel
Jrnr: I gave this address.

4
Mns. BrNNerr: Whol
Jrrr: Just a friend who owes me money.
Mns. BrNurrr: well, there wasn't ---- mail for you today.
5
Jerr: OK. Sorry. I justneedthemoney. Ihavealotofexpensesonthenewapartment.
fJt B. Complete the dialogue with these words: there was, dwre were, was there, were there.
27:45
28:16 Mns. BrNNerr: any lights in your building last night?
IrnE: No, no lights last night. But when I left this morning,
electricity.
Mns. BeNNrrr: any hot waterl
JrnE: Yes, hot water.
Mns. BenNrrr: any heat?

o
JErr: Mom, this is August. I don't need heat.
Mns. BeNNrrr: any telephone service?
Jrrr: Mom, I have telephone service.
Mns. BrNr'rcrr: Then why didn't you call me and give me your phone number?
C. If you need to, watch the video again and check your answers.
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Cxrcr YounselF: Lessons 5-8
l. There any mail delivery yesterday. 2. There no elevators working during the
STOITN.
a. isn't
b. wasn't a. were
c. weren't b. weren't
c. wasn't
3. any mail for me? 4. Was there any hot water last nightl
Yes,
a. There was
a. there were
-b. Was there
c. Were there b. there
-. was
c. there is
5. There wasn't traffic this moming. 6. There was for you.
a. no a. norhing
b. some b. anything-
c. any c. any
l. Victor, this is Diana Morris. 2. Was there any mail for me?
a. Nice to meet you, Miss Morris. a. No, nothing.

b. Nice to meet you, madam. b. No, there wasn't.
c. Nice to meet you, honey. c. Both a and b.
3. I'm very sorry. 4. Whv didn't you callmel

a. It's all right. a. I was sick.
b. Thanks. b. I didn't have any telephone service.
c. Please apologize. c. Both a and b.
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LESSON 9
YOU MUSTIT'T TOUCH THH

CAMDRA.
BrroRr rnr Vroeo
She's toucfring the comero. He's yelling. He's chonging the boby's dioper.
B. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: baby.sitter,litter.
c. On the video, Mary Beth brings Jonathan, her three-year-old son, to a rehearsal. What does Jonathan
do? Try to predict. Check the boxes.
l. ! He watches the rehearsal. 2. I He hides under a table.
3. ! He runs around the studio. .! He plays with the photos and makeup.
5. ! He goes to sleep. 6. ! He touches a camera.
7. ! He eats. 8. ! He answers the telephone.
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34257 A. Watch the video to see if your guesses were correct.
l. "OK, Jonathan. This is where I work."
2. "l'm your baby-sitter tonight."
3. "l'm worried he can't be good."
4. "OK. We're going to rehearse."
5. "Oh, no. It's time to change your diaper"'
6. "You don't have to do that."
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L ESSO N 9: You mustn' t torch the carner&'
C. \ilatch the vrdeo one more time and check your answers'
Aaour rHE VIDEo

tn
EI A. What happened on the video? complete the sentences with the correct past-tense form of the verbs
30:31 the box.
34:18
bring make play run touch
l. Mary vetn broughf her son, 2. Jonathan . a lot of noise.

Jonathan, to the studio.
3. He ---- around the studio. 4. He with the photos.
5. He _-- the camera.
B. What do these people say? First read the questions. Then watch the video. After vou watch, write the
30:12 answers.
34257
l. What does Jeff say when he asks where Mary Beth isl
2. \Uhat does Rita say when she introduces herself to Jonathanl
3. What does Mary Beth say when she tells Jonathan to say hello?
4. \Uhat does Marv Beth say when she tells Rita that Jonathan is tired?
5. What does Jeff say when he tells Jonathan there are a lot of rules Jonathan has to followl
6. What does Rita say when she tells Jonathan he has to stop running?
7. What does Rita say to Jonathan when she thinks it's time to change his diaper?
C. Watch the video asain and check your answers.
5l
t ESS O N 9z You mustn't nuch tlw camera.
Fnom rHE vlDEo: Expressing Necessity with mrur and have to

EI A. Watch the video one more time anil complete these dialogues with mrur or have to.
30:12
30:41 Jrnr: I'm sorry we Many Bers: OK, Jonathan. This is where
I
work late tonight. Steven said it's Iwork...You

necessary. \Ue be a good
z 4
do it. Linda said we boy, and you
finish this show listen to
by Friday. Mommy.
B. What's the rule? Circle True or False.
l. Haue to and mrut are both used to express necessity. True False
2. Must is often used when a person is speaking with authority (a doctor, a teacher, True False
a parent, etc. )
3. Must is followed by the base form of a verb. True False
C. What are these people sayingl Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks with mrur or l.nue to.
l. You eat before you I'm late for

take this medicine. work.
3. You eat all your 4. I can't see you this moming. I

vegetablesl
be at a meeting
at 9:00.
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n
GnmlmlR: must and mustn't
Jonathan must I litt.tt to his mother.

Jonathan mustn't I v"tt.
NOTE: Must is used to express necessity.

Muutn' t indicates prohibition.
Contractions: mustn't : must not
Write six true sentences about Jonathan. Use this chart.
Jonathan I must | ,w to be a good boy.

mustn't I make any noise.
touch the cameras.
run around.
be quiet.
play with the photos.
t.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
GnmlmaR: mustn't and don'thaqte to
A. Complete the dialogue with mustn't or dnn't lwve to.

33:15
34:57 Rrre: Jonathan, when Mommy is working, you mtt-sfn'f talk . . . Jonathan,
no running . . . You have to stop . . . Oh, no, honey. You -
playwiththosephotos,OKl ...That'sacamera,sweetie...Youhavetobecareful.
You touch the camera . . . Jonathan, honey, be a good

3
boy . . . No eating, Jonathanl . . . Oh, well. . . . Oh, no. It's time to change your diaper.
Many BrrH: Oh, Rita. You do that.
8. Watch the video and check your answers.
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TESSON 9t You musrn' t touch the camera.
C. What's the rule? Circle the correcr answer.
l. You mustn't calk means 2. You don,t haue to do that means

a. it's very important not to talk. a. it's very important not to do that.
b. it isn't necessary for you to talk. b. it isn't necessarv for vou to do that.
Gnaumln: Prohibition with No
No eating. No talking.
NOTE: No * verb * -ing is used to indicate strong prohibition.
Look at the pictures. Then frll in the signs with No * verb * -ing.
.t
t
+ \.O
*r
tif," -J
t. Vo pr r' ;ry 2. 3.
/>
\v
?\
2f
o
\
(It tlt ol\
I I
tJ. t
-..r
4. 5.
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l. You must this medicine twice a day. 2. The sign says "- LITTERING'"
a. taking a' DON'T

b. to take
- b' NOT
c. take c' NO
3. Jonathan be a good boy in the studio. 4. You stop at a stop sign.
a. has to a' must

b. must b' don't have to
c. both a and b c. mustn't
5. No please. 6. You Park herel
a. smoke a' no
b. smoking b. mustn't
c. to smoking c. both a and b
l. Mommv, can I watch the rehearsall 2. Can I smoke here?

a. Yes, but you mustn't make any noise. a. No. The sign says "NO SMOKING."
b. Yes, but you must be a good boy. b. No. The sign says you don't have to
c. Both a and b. smoke.
c. No. The sign says "SMOKING."
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Express necessity You must take this medicine twice a day.

You have to be careful.
Express prohibition You mustn't talk in the library.

There's no smoking here. The sign says "NO
SMOKING.''
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LESSON r 0
YOU'D BHTTNR ONT $OTIH STHNP.

BeroRr rne Vtoro
A. Look up these expressions in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: take abreak, get in shtpe, ftnve a
lleart Utack.
l. Youshouldnl<c abreak means 2. You have to get in slape means

a. you should stop for a rest. a. you have ro build something.
b. you should break something. b. you have to improve the condition of your
bodv.
3. He had aheart araack means
a. he had a romance.
b. there was something wrong with his heart.
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ET Watch the first scene on the video. Mike says these things to Charles. Match them with Charles's
35:13 responses. Write the correct letter.
36:55
l. "Come on. Charles." a. "Yeah. I'm a little dizzy."
- 2. "Hey, maybe you should take a break. " b. "Yeah, yeah."

- 3. "Hey, you'd better sit down." c. "Hey, wait a minute. Slow down."
- 4. "You know, Charles, you should start d. "No. I'm OK."

taking better care of yourself."
-
LJI
- B. Now watch the second scene on the video. Who says what? Check the boxes as you watch.
36:56
38:tl4 Mary Beth Rita
t. "l want to be with mv kids."

2. "l have to work. \7e need the monev."
3. "l think you'd better leave Jonathan at home."
4. "l'm going to close my eyes for a few minutes."
5. "And thanks for watching Jonathan last night."
6. "l have to buy some new makeup, anyway.'
C. Watch the video again and check your answers.
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LESSON lAt You'dbetter get stme sleep.
Aeour rue Vloeo

A. Read the sentences and circle True or False.
l. Mike and Charles played football in the park. True False
2. Charles told Mike to slow down. True False
3. Mike gotdizzy. True False
4. Mike gave Charles some advice about health. True False
5. Mike and Charles talked about the show. True False
5. Mike is going to photograph a movie after Friday. True False
7. Charles thinks he needs to gain some weight. True False
B. Now correct the false sentences.
C. Write seven questions about the story. Use this chart. Then answer your questions.
Who I messed uo I basketball with Charles?

played I worried about Charles?
was I Rita's makeup?
talked I Jonathan last nightl
watched I dizzy on the basketball court?
to Charles about his health/
to Rita about last nightl
t. fnnaihe n did.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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TESSON l0: You'dbetter get sorne sleep.
Gnamml*.: had, better
Charles had better lose some weight.

Mary Beth had better hire a babv.sitter.
NOTE: Had better is used to express strong advice or to give a

waming.
Contractions:
I had better = I'd better
you had better :
you'd better
we had better :
we'd better
Watch the video. After you watch, complete the sentences with the names in the box.
35:13
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Charles Jeff Mary Beth Steven
l. had better 6nish the show soon.
2. had better get more sleep.
3. had better get in shape.
4. had better decide if he's going to be happy in Stamford.
GnmlmlR: had beuer not
He'd better not be late.

They'd better not play basketball anymore.
IJJ A. Complete these dialogues with a pronoun and had better or had better no[. Use conrractions.
35:29
35:43 CneRres: What about Jeff? Is he going to be happy in Stamfordl
.leff
Mrxr: I don't know and I don't think knows. I suess he'd he#er decide
I
soon. Maybe play anymore, Charles. I'm worried about you.
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LESSON lt You'dbetter getsome sleep.
ET Rtra: I keep telling you, Mary Beth. This is serious. get

37:03
37221 more sleep.
Menv BsrH: Last night was a*{ul.
Rtra: hire a baby-sitter, or you're going to be too tired to
rehearse.
B. Watch the video and check your answers.
c. Write five true sentences with holbetter andhrrjbetter not. Use this chart.
Charles I had better I leave Jonathan at home.

Mary Beth I not I
had better pluy basketball anymore.
lose some weight.
bring Jonathan to the studio.
get in shape.
t.
2.
3.
4.
5.
GnmlmlR: holbetter andhaue to
A. Notice these corrections.
You'd betterS, Set in shape.

1o
We haverlvork late.
B. Read this dialogue. There are three errors. Correct the errors.
Rrra: Oh, yeah, I'd better to clean that up. I have buy some new makeup, anyway.
You'd better to get some sleep.
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L ESSON | 0: You'd better get some sleep.
FnOm rxr VtoeO: Giving Advice with shor,rld andhadbetter

EI A. Watch these dialogues on the video. As you watch, complere the dialogues with should or haA better. lJse
36:01 contractions ('d better) when possible.
36:l I
Mrxr: You get in shape, or you're going to have a heart attack.
I
CHenlEs: Yeah, maybe you're right. Maybe I get in shape
ET Rrre: You hi." b"bv-ritter, or you're going to be too tired to

"
37:13
37-.27 rehearse.
Manv Brru: I want to be with my kids.
Rtra: Then maybe you stay home.

4
B. What's the rule? Circle True or False.
l. Should andhadbetter are both used to give advice. True False
2. Had be[fer sometimes carries a waming of bad consequences. True False
c. What about you? Give these people advice. Fill in the bubbles. Use should or hnd better.
2.
I have a headache
I don't have any money,
ff
every day, and I can't
and I can't pay my rent.
sleep at night.
a( 4.
I have a lot of problems with my

apartment. The stove doesn't work,
and there's no heat or electricity.
a(
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Cnrcr Younselr
l. Charles better get in shaPe. 2. I'd better walk home late at night.
a. had a. no
b. could b. not
c. should c. don't
3. Mary Beth had better some sleep' 4. We better take a break.
a. to get a. 'd
b. getting
- b. - (nothing)
c. get c. -tre
l. Someone stole my car. 2. Maybe you'd better not play anymore.
a. Maybe you'd better call the police. a. Maybe you're right.

b. Maybe you should call the police. b. Maybe I'd better not.
3. I'm very tired. 4. DANGER AHEAD

a. Maybe you must rest. a. You'd better drive carefully.
b. Maybe you'd better rest. b. You'd better not drive too fast.
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Give advice You'd better get more sleep.

You'd better not play anymore.
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LESSON I I
YOU MUST 1TOT PARK CTOSTR

THN 15 FHNT TO A FIRN
HYDRNT.
BeroRr You Rrao
o sidewolk o drivewoy o fire hydront
on intersection o porking ticket to tow
8. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: legal, illegal, vary.
Relo
Parking in American Cities
Parking in big cities is never easy. When you park a car in an
American city, you should read the parking signs. They vary in
different parts of the city. If you want to know what is legal, you have
to read the parking signs. City police give people parking tickets or tow
cars away for illegal parking. If you get a parking ticket, you have to
pay a 6ne. If your car is towed, you have to pay afine and the cost for
towing it. This can cost a lot of money. Be careful not to park near fire
hydrants, bus stops, driveways, and comers at intersections. And
remember this: It's always illegal to park on a sidewalk.
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I
A. Complete these sentences with the words in the box.
illegal intersection vary legal fine
t. The money you pay when you get a parking ticket is a {in-
2. If something is against the law, it is
3. Parking signs in different parts of American cities.
4. The place where two streets or roads cross is an
5. It is to drive on the left side of the road in England and Japan.
B. Circle True or False. Then write the sentence from the article that supports your answer.
l. It's a good idea to read the parking signs in American cities. @ False
2. Parking signs are the same in all parts of the city. True False
3. Parking signs tellyou what is legal. True False
4. People who get parking tickets have to go to prison. True False
5. Sometimes police tow cars away. True False
6. If the police tow your car away, it can be expensive. True False
7. It's all right to park near fire hydrants and bus stops. True False
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LESSON I l: You must not park closer than 15 feet to afre hldrant.
Relo
Parking Rules
Here are some parking rules:
No PARKING This means you can stop temporarily to let people get
rn or our of the car. People can also get out to deliver
things, but someone must stay in the car.
NO STANDINc This means you can only stop temporarily to let people
get in or get out of the car. You must not wait for
anyone.
No SToPPING This means you must not park or stand. You can stop
only if a police officer tells you to stop.
You must not park, stand, or stop:
' closer than 15 feet to a fire hvdrant.
. on a sidewalk.
. at an intersection.
You must not park or stand:
' in front of a drivewav.
. closer than 30 feet to a traffic lisht.
l. You can stop means 2. Temporanly means
a. it's OK to stop. a. for a long time.

b. you have to stop. b. for a short time.
B. Complete the sentences with must not or can.
l. You Can stop temporarily at a "No Parking" sign in New York.
2. Drivers let people get in or out of their cars at a "No Standing" sign.
3. You wait for anyone at a "No Standing" sign.
4. People park their cars at a "No Stopping" sign.
5. You stop at a "No Stopping" sign if a police officer tells you to stop.
6. Drivers park closer than 15 feet to a fire hydrant.
7. You park on a sidewalk.
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L E S SO N I I : Yol must not park closer than 1 5 feet to a fire hydrant.
Gnamman: Prohibition with no and do not

A. Look up rhese words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: tr€spdss, alcoholicberterage,pet.
B. Look at the pictures.
1,
h'
NO TRESPASSING NO ALCOHOLIC BEYERAGES DO NOT ENTER
NOTE: To express prohibition, vou can use:
no*verb*-ing NO TRESPASSING
no * noun NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
NO ALCOHOL
NO DOGS
dn not or don't * the DO NOT ENTER
base form of the verb DON'T TOUCH
C. What do these signs mean? Write one of these phrases under each sign.
DON'T WALK NO LEFf TURN NO FOOD OR DRINKS NO SMOKING

NO PARKING DO NOT ENTER NO PETS NO RADIO PLAYING
l. Do NoT EttTER 2. 3. 4.
4t
ll,
?
ln
I
5. 5. 7. 8.
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TESSON I l: You musttwtparkcbsertlan 15 feetmafirelrydrant.
Rmo
A. Read the story.
It was the day after Mary Beth brought Jonathan to the studio. Mary
Beth and Rita were in the makeup room. Mary Beth was exhausted.
"Oh, Rita, I'm so tired," she said,
Rita was worried about Mary Beth. She looked at her and said,
"l keep telling you, Mary Beth. This is serious. You'd better get
more sleep. "
Mary Beth thought about what happened the night before. "Last
night was awful," she said.
Rita agreed with Mary Beth. "You'd better hire a baby.sitter, or
you're going to be too tired to rehearse," she said.
I want to be with my kids," Mary Beth said.
Rita tried to be helpful. "Then maybe you should stay home," she
said.
Mary Beth was confused. She looked up at Rita and said, "l don't
know what to do. I have to work. !?e need the money."
Rita remembered what happened the night before, when Jonathan
was at the studio. "Well, dear, last night was a disaster," she said.
Mary Beth agreed with Rita. "You're right," she said. "l'd better not
do that again."
Rita felt very sorry for Mary Beth. She tried to be kind. "l hate to
say it, but it's true. The next time you have to work late, I think you'd
better leave Jonathan at home," she said.
B. Now circle the correct answer.
t. Rita thinks Mary Beth had better 2. Rita is
a. get more sleep. a. angry at Mary Beth

b. hire a baby-sitter. b. concerned about Marv Beth.
c. borh a and b. c. both a and b.
3. Mary Beth is confused because 4. Mary Beth and Rita agree that
a. she has to work. a. last night was a disaster.

b. she wants to be with her children. b. Mary Beth should stay at home.
c. both a and b. c. both a and b.
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VoclguLanv
A. All the vowels are missing in the words in the right column. Read the meanings in the left column and
then fill in the missing vowels.
l. a person who drives a car dr / v 3r

2. not legal
-ll-g-l
3. a short road from the street to a house or garage dr-v-w-y
4. a water pipe in the street f-r- hydr-nt
5. the part of the street people walk on s-d-w-lk
6. to put or leave a car for a time p-rk
7. what police do to cars that are parked illegally t-w
-w-y
8. what you pay when you get a parking ticket f n
- -
9. a place where two streets cross
-nt-rs-ct--n
10. to be different; to make (something) different v_ry
I l. a road in a city or town str--t
12. what police give people who park illegally p-rk-ng t-ck-t
B. Cross out the words that don't belong.
THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR VOICE speak yell talk drive
THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR EYES look see drink watch
THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR LEGS run study walk move
THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR HANDS touch wave think point
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Talk about parking rules You must not park at an intersection.

It's illegal to park on a sidewalk.
Read signs expressing prohibition
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LESSON t2
YOU'D BHTTTB NOT ASK TOO
Bsronr rxr
MA]TY OUHSTIONS
Vtoeo
O
"
Do you remember? Complete the story with the words in the box.
boy bring late makeup show studio time
The people at WEFL had to work because
Linda wanted to finish the by Friday. Mary Beth

z
had to her son, Jonathan, to the
Rita looked after the little
during the rehearsal. Jonathan played with the
photos and messed up Rita's . Rita told Mary

6
Beth to leave Jonathan at home the next she
had to work late.
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43254 A. Watch the video. Then circle the correct answers.
l. At the beginning of the video, Jeff (knows / doesn't know) where he and Amy are going.
2. Jeff (stops / doesn't stop) at the stop sign.
3. Jeff (missed / didn't miss) picnics when he was in California.
4. Amy (wants / doesn't want) Jeff to stay in Stamford.
5. At the end of the video, Amy (feels / doesn't feel) like she and jeff are old friends.
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C. Watch the video one more time. What items did Amy bring for the picnic? Check the boxes'
! fried chicken ! cookies
! coleslaw ! rolls
! carrots ! apples
! celery f] wine
! beer ! cake
PnoxuxctATtoN: have to ar.d hal bener
NOTE: In everyday conversation, the usual pronunciation of

have to is /hafte/. The usual pronunciation of has ro is
/hasta/.
In everyday conversation, the d is often silent in had

better contractions.
CONTRACTIONS YOU WILL HEAR

I'dbetter "l better"
You'dbetter "You better"
We'dbetter "!7e better"
Watch the video. Notice how Amy and Jeff say haue to and hol better. A{ter you watch, complete the
4O;26 dialogues with have to and hadbetter.
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Ar'av: Take a left here, and then go left at the stop sign .. . Jeff, you stop.
JErn: Amy, calm down. I'm a very good driver.
Ar'av: Get in the right lane. You turn right.

z
ET Auv: Jeffl
42:33
42:42 Jrrn: OK. You put it away somewhere, or I'll eat it.
Avv: You just keep your hands off it.
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LESSO N | 2t You' d better not ask too man t auestions .
Wntre
A. Look at this envelope.
tillo name
. .
\\Mr. Jeff Bennett
aooross ----- 321 Eighth Street
Stamford, CT 06901 U.S.A.
,'//\
///\
cily ,z state zip code counlry
B. What about you? Fill in the address of someone you would like to write to.
rel
rol
C. Here are some ways to start and end a letter.
STARTING A LETTER ENDING A LETTER

Formal: Dear Mr. Tate, Formal: Yours truly,
lnformal: Dear Mary Beth, Sincerely yours,
Informal: Sincerely,
Yours,
Love.
D. What about you? Use the words above

to start and end a letter to a friend.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(your name)
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t ESS O N | 2z You'd better not ak too mant auestions .
trVntre
A. Look at the picture.

H{AVE TO
#
{-HAD BETTER
s
\ {.-sJr.p
First read Mary Beth's letter to Gabby. Then write Gabby's answer, giving Mary Beth advice. Write
sentences withhnueto, don'thaveto, had.better, andhal.betternot. Use the phrases in the box at the
bottom of the page.
Dear Gabby,
I'm an actress. I have to work. I need the money. I have
a small child named Jonathan. I love him very much, but I
can't take him to the studio. He is too noisy. What should
I do? Should I stay at home and watch him all day?
Should I work at the studio? Should I hire a baby-sitter?
Please advise me.
Sincerely,
Mary Beth
Dear Mary Beth,
Sincerely yours,
Gabby
hire a baby-sitter work talk to your boss

leave Jonathan at home bring Jonathan to the studio stay at home
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tgSSON 12: You'dkturrwtwknonwty quzstioru .. .
Rrvrew
A. Look at the signs. Then complete the sentences with must, mustn't, have to, or No * verb * -ing,
t. f6u /r,]L[57- 51ep. 3. here. 5. You slow down.
2. You stop. 4. You swim here. 6. You slow down.
B. Now look at these signs. Then complete the sentences with hat'e ro, don'thaue to, hadbetter, or hndbetter
not. Use contractions when necessary.
DANGER 9 a.m.-S p.m.:

AHEAD, 75c Per hour
BE
CAREFUL.
Free
after 5 p.m.
7. 9.
be careful. pay after 5,00.
8. 10.
drive fast. pay before 5:00.
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Cxecr YounsrlF: Lessons 9-12
l. The sign says "NO 2. You mustn't here.
a. TRESPASSING a. swtm
b. TRESPASS b. swimming
-
c. both a and b c. to swim
3. The sign says "NO 4. The sign says "- ENTER."

a. DOGS a. NO
b. SMOKING b. DO NOT
c. both a and b c. NOT
5. You park on a sidewalk. 6. Mary Beth a baby-sitter.
a. must not a. had better to hire

b. had better not b. had better hire
c. both a and b c. has better hire
l. What does "NO LEFT TURN" mean? 2. Can I park here?
a. It means you can tum left. a. No. The sign says "NO STANDING
b. It means you mustn't turn left. OR STOPPING.''
c. It means it's OK to turn left. b. No. You can't park in front of a
driveway.
c. Both a and b.
3. I think I have the flu. 4. The sign says "SWIMMING PROHIBITED."

Can I swim here?
a. You'd better not see a doctor.
b. You can't see a doctor. a. Yes.
c. You'd better see a doctor. b. No.
c. Maybe.
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LESSON r 3
[TT'S THI1TK BACK TO THH

NIOHT OF THN MURIIHR.
Bepone rxr Vroro
A. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: cctse, docurnent, fact, solve, strange.
B. Do you remember these people? Write the correct name after each statement.
Tony Hunter Diana Morris Ben Morris Philip Tate
l. Her uncle was murdered.
2. He founded the Morris Museum.
3. He started to work at the museum three weeks ago.
4. He's a newspaper reporter.
WIrCn THE VIDEO

44:l I
47224 A. Watch the video. Then circle the correct answer.
l. Diana thinks the police are 2. Diana and Tony leave her apartment to go to
a. taking a long time to solve her uncle's a. the police station.

murder. b. the museum.
b. going to solve the murder soon.
Detective
Stone Diana Tony
l. "Believe me, I'm doing everything I can."
2. "Maybe we can help solve the murder. "
3. "He had proof. That's why he was killed."
4. "l think he meant Mr. Tate."
5. "l heard an argument that aftemoon.'
5. "l think there's a clue in that document drawer."
C. Watch the video one more time and check your answers.
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Aaour rse Vtoro
A. What happened whenl Complete the sentences with the information in the box.
Ben Monis called Diana from the museum

Diana saw Philip Tate do something strange
Ben Morris and Philip Tate had an argument
l. On the aftemoon before the murder,
2. On the night of the murder,
3. After the murder,
Complete the story. Use the past-tense form of the verbs in the parentheses.
Detective Stone. in Diana's living room with Diana and Tony. Diana
(1. be)
to the detective about her uncle's murder. After the detective

(2. speak) (1. leave)
Diana upset. She to do something.

(4. be; (5. want)
"Maybe we can help solve the murder," Tony
(6. say)
Diana with him. She about the night of the murder. She
(7. agree) (8. think)
her uncle's telephone call. He her to meet him at the museum.
(9. remember) (10. want)
He her he proof.
(11. tell) (12. have)
Tony said, "He proof. That's why he killed. "
(13. have) (14. be)
Then Diana the argument between her uncle and Philip Tate. She
(15. remember)
Ben say, "lt signed with a different mark." She also

(16. hear) (17. be)
that Philip Tate something strange after the

(18. remember) (19. do)
murder. He in a drawer.
(20. look)
"l think there's a clue in that document drawer," Diana
(21. say)
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Gnm,tmaR: let's andlet's not
Let's watch television.

Let's not have dinner before the movie.
Let's go to the beach tomorrow.
NOTE: Let's + the base form of the verb is used to make a

suggestion to do something. It involves the speaker
as well as the listeners.
Contraction: let's : let us
EI A. Watch the video. Complete the dialoeue with ler's or let'snot.

47:02
47224 ToNv: take a look tomorrow.
DraNa: No, take a look tomorrow. take a look
right now . . . Are you coming?

rng
ToNy: go.
B. Look at the picture.
WEEKLY PLANNER
SEPTEMBER 1 1 THURSDAY
$ MONDAY ihe suoermarkef 12 FRIDAY an Italtan rellrauran+
9 TUESDAY 'l t SATURDAY tlew York Cily
10 WEDNESDAY ttre l'lrris lluseurn 14 SUNDAY ihe beach
C. Jeff wants to make plans with Amy. Write five suggestions with lzt's go. Use the information in
Exercise B.
l.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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LESSO N | 3: Lec's think back n the nigfu of he murder.
D. Notice these corrections.

,5
Aan.e-
Let'sihrr@ Let's ( go eat lunch. Let lhink about it.
ET E. Read the dialogue. There are three errors. Correct the errors.
44259
45:19 DteNa: Let not sit down. Let's doing something'
ToNy: Why don't we go over the factsl Maybe we can help solve the murder.
DraNn: Allright.
ToNy: Let's to think back to the nisht of the murder. Remember? Your uncle called.
GRamuaR: Suggestions with Why don't
I
you
Why don't sit down?
they
we
he
Why doesn't sit down?
she
NOTE: Why dnn't is used to make a suggestion.
Fill in the bubbles with Why don't 1ou and the phrases in the box.
go to the beach take an aspirin

open the window eat something
It's hot in here.
It's too cold to
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Fnom rxe Vtoeo: Making Suggestions
lJJ A. Study this dialogue from the video. Notice how Tony and Diana make suggesrrons.
44256
45:10 ToNy: You look upset. Why don't we sit downl
DraNa: Let's not sit down. Let's do something.
ToNy: Why don't we go over the facts? Maybe we can help solve the murder.
B. Now complete this dialogue with the senrences in the box.
Let's go to the Chinese restaurant on Spring Street.

Let's go there right now.
Why don't we have dinner here?
Why don't we go to that Italian place on Bleeker Streetl
Let's not eat here.
A: This looks like a nice restaurant.
B: No. This place is too
expensive.
A:
3
B: No. I had Chinese food last night. I like it, but I don't want to eat it again tonight.
A: You like Italian food, don't you?
B: Yes, I love it!
A: oK. It serves great pizza, and
it's not expenslve.
B: Greatl I'm very hungry.
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Cnecr Younselr
l. Let take a look right now. 2. Why solve the mystery?
a. 's a. we don't
b. -- we
b. don't
L.
-(nothing)
5 c. we not
3. Let's to the Morris Museum. 4. Why don't you down?
a. to go a. to sit
b. going b. sitting -
c. go c. sit
5. Before the murder, Ben Morris and Philip 5. Let's go out for dinner.
Tate an argument.
a. not
a. have b. don't
-
b. had
- c. no
c. having
l. I'm cold. 2. I'd like Italian food tonight.

a. Why doesn't he put on a sweater? a. Let's go to Scotto's.
b. Why don't you put on a sweater? b. Why don't we go to Scotto's?
c. Let's put on a sweater. c. Both a and b.
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Make suggestions \07hy don't we sit downl

Let's sit down.
Let's not sit down.
NOW YOU KNOW 7 NEIV WORDS
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LESSON 14
IryHO COUTN IT BB?

Brronr rHE VrDEo
6
nc
AT'
o
o light switch
B. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: connection, develop, stranger.
Wlrcn rHE VtDEo

47240
5l:57 A. Watch the video. Then match the pictures with the sentences.
a. "Diana, I want you to meet Victor Chapman."
b. "What do you wantl"
' c. "l want to go home and develop these pictures."
d. "l remember this. It's the Stamford Treaty."
e. "l tumed off the light switch by accident. "
ft
fr"
f*" ''
t.
4.
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Asour rur Vloro
A. Write six questions about the story. Use this chart. Then answer your questions.
Who I unlocked I a stranger in the hallwayl

removed I the stranger to Diana?
saw I so-e documents from the drawer?
screamed I the document drawer?
tumed off | the light switch by accident?
introduced I when the liehts went out?
t. Who t'nlocked *he document drrwer ? ltiena did.

2.
3.
4.
5.
5.
B. Read the sentences and circle True or False.
l. Diana and Tony entered the museum in the moming. True False
2. The documents were in a box. True False
3. All the documents were new. True False
4. Tony thought there was a connection between the Stamford Treaty and the killer. True False
5. Tony took a picture of Diana. True False
6. Diana saw a strange woman in the hallway. True False
7. When she saw the stranger, she picked up a pair of glasses. True False
Now correci thc false sentences.
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LESSON 14: lYho coulditbe?
Gnm,tmaRz coull as Possibility
It could be a clue.
Thev couldn't be a clue
NOTE: couldn't : could nor
A. What could be a clue to the murder? Look at the pictures and decide. Write sentences using
couldor couldn't.
:7=r-
'rt-.:*I:
zVa
t. The- Stamford Trealy
cou.ld be a- clqe-.
'l
I
I
t
!;\:A :,'fftt
7.
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LESSON l4: Who couWitbe!
B. Look up this word in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: undet'
in the box.
c. Look at the picture. Where could the key bel Write live questions with could. Use the words
'OFp drr- loaaa

v-) I n,. o
: I l'i'''?
c::l J;.r.t {
4l fa" ?
across from next to under behind on
t.
2.
3.
4.
5.
VocleuLanv
Unscramble the underlined words in these sentences.
l. Diana saw someone in the llwyaah. hallvvay

2. Tum on the lghit hwtsic. It's too dark in here.
3. The Stamford raetty is worth a fortune.
4. Diana and Tony want to find the lierkl.
5. When there's a murder, the pecloi are usually called.
6. A etnasgrr is a person that you don't know.
7. sssscno are usect to cut paper.
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TESSON 1 4:'Who coulA it be?
Fnom rxe Vloeo: Editine

EI A. Study this dialogue fro.n rh" uid.o.
48:34
48:51 ToNy: These couldn't be the clue, could they? \Uhat are these, anyway?
DreNa: They're the oldest documents in Stamford.
ToNy: I remember this. It's the Stamford Treary.
B. Notice these corrections.

the- lnese-
It'lStamford Treaty. AllhKtreaties are old.
the -rhis
It's4ldest document in Stamford. TM document is from the museum.
t<
Itivery old.
c. Read these sentences from the video. There are eleven errors. Correct the errors.
48:54
50:09 l. "This is Stamford Treaty, most important item in Morris Museum. "
2. "lt dated 1640."
3. "lt worth a fortune. "
4. "Are all this old documents worth money?"
5. "Could these treatv be worth more than the others?"
6. "l could be wrong, but I think there a connection berween Stamford Treaty and the killer."
7. "l want to go home and develop this pictures."
8. "'We're going to catch these killer."
D. If you need to, watch the video again and check your answers.
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I
Cnrcr Younselr
t. Philip Tate could the killer. 2. be on the table?
a. to be a. It could
b. being - b. Could it
c. be c. Could
3. These couldn't be a clue, 4. The key could be the rug.
a. couldn't they a. across

b. could they -? b. to
c. they could c. under
5. We wait for the police, couldn't wel 5. The scissors are the lamp.
a. couldn't a. on
b. could
- b. next to
-
c. maybe c. between
l. What could we eat tonightl 2. The key could be on the desk, couldn't it?
a. We could have spaghetti. a. Couldn't it?

b. We could have fish. b. On the desk.
c. Both a and b. c. Yes.
NOW YOU KNO}V HOW TO
Express possibility The Stamford Treaty could be a clue.
Ask about possibility Could this be a clue?
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LESSON I s
Hil THIITKS $OIUE DOCUMH1TTS

c0utD Bn a ciln.
Berone You Reao
Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: channel, conclusiott., episode.
Relo
A. Read this advertisement.
Tonight, more clues to next month's

surprising conclusion.
Murder
at Midnight Starring
JEFF BENNETT
MARY BETH ADAMS
Who killed Ben Morris?
MHUM
Diana Morris
She can't wait for
the police to solve
her uncle's murder.
Tony Hunter
He thinks some
documents could
oe a crue.
Philip
He did
Tate
something
strange after lhe
murder.
Victor Chapman
And. . . Could he
have something to
do with the murder?
9PM 4WEFL-TV
8. Now answer these questions.
t. If you want to watch "Murder at Midnight," what time should you turn on your television?
2. What channel is it on?
3. \Uhen can you watch the last episode of "Murder at Midnight"?
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LESSON | 5: He thinks some dacumenu couldbe a clue'
C. Match the words with the meanings.
l. solve a. not exPected
- 2. surprising b. lind the answer
- 3. conclusion c. something that helps find an answer to a crime
- 4. clue d. end
Reao
-
A. Read this TV program guide.
TV Program Guide
Friday Evening
7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 'l0:00
2 Wheel of Fortune Small Talk Garlield Mouie: Superman lV
4 Kate and Allie Comedy Tonight Murphy Brown Murder at l\4idnight News
5 Basoball: Pittsburgh Pirates vs. New York Yankees News
7 News Cosby Show L.A. Law Cheers Tonight
9 Daling Game Wonderful World of Disney The Music Shop Green Valleys Police Slory
13 Business Report News Nature l{louie: Casablanca
B. Now answer these questions.
l. What day of the week are these shows on TVI
2. When are these shows on TV, in the moming or in the evening?
3. What times does "Murder at Midnieht" end?
4. What time does Superman IV begin?
5. How long is the "Wonderful World of Disney"?
5. On what channel can you watch a baseball gamel
7. On what channel can vou watch "Garfield"l
8. What show is on Channel4 immediately before "Murder at Midnight"?
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TESSON l5: He thinla some dacumenrs couWbe oclue.
Rmo
MURDER AT MIDNIGHT CARTOONS
Port 2
One night in Diono's After Detective Stone left . . .
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rr \\h N )LM2)
-.il:\ ttti
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neaFd ah
atg,rX;.tl that
afLcrnoon...
Philip Tote looked in the , * . I thi"k th"".'s . c[.,"

Aarnt" it't a -"nk onone document drower. do.,r^.nt Jrarr"r....
of tK" Jo".r*".tr. a -r\Y, a look rlght.now. I
l\rrd
ll fr,
When Diono
This is thu Stu^fonJ T;.t
ond Tony
got to the
I
".*"^L.n t[ : ;i'il;;Uii-'f.*' ;; iit
museum . .. nis A.rseurn... It't
trorll..
fo"t,r....
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LESSON l5: He thinks some documents couldbe a cLue'
I,.o.,lJ Le wrofgr tytrltl"r"[ th.r"', Tony took o picture
After Tony left . . .
WI
4ll-fl
\at -
Dionq storted to moke o telephone coll. She looked I
up ond the stronger wos gone. But then the lights Diur,uf
went out in the office, ond she screomed.
\a/hut is rt?
liltrtrtrtrKI \/)
catt
k
Diur.u,.tl.J
tne. I tunr..J-g Di"r.", I *".t yo.,
Lh. li"ht L ryo,t"V,.tgJ

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Clop^"...
f - V"to" i,
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trJ "'"i an old trlend of -i,... ,ffi I
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IESSOX lI: He drinh some docnmenrr cauld,be aclue.
A. Circle all the answers that you think are correct.
l. Diana thinks that

a. the police are going to solve the murder soon.
b. the police should do more to solve the murder.
c. Detective Stone should do something about Ben's murder.
d. there's a clue in the document drawer.
2. Tony thinks that

a. the Stamford Treaty is a clue to Ben's murder.
b. there's a connection between the Stamford Treaty and the killer.
c. he and Diana are going to help catch the killer.
d. the picture he took is going to help solve the murder.
B. What happened in the story? Look at the pictures and practice telling the story in your own words.
Write a sentence for each picture.
-rl
l-ll:lr=l
rll
affii
uI
til
t. Tony look a- plctu-re
trtrtrEK!
?2
t /z
4. 5. 5.
Gnm'tmaR REY|Elv: Prepositions
The program is on TV from 9:00 to 10:00. It begins at 9:00.

The program is on TV in the evening. It ends at 10:00.
It's on TV {or one hour. It's on Channel4.
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LESSON l5: He rhinks some documents coullbe a clue'
A. Look at this evening program guide.
7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00
9 Dating Game Wonderful World ol Disney The Music Shop Green Valleys Police Story
13 Business Report NeWs Nature Movie: Casab/anca
B. Now circle the correct answer.
l. The "Dating Game" is on TV 2. It's on thirty minutes.

7:30 to 8:00.
a. at
a. from b. for -
b. at
3. "Police Story" begins 10:00. 4. It's Channel 9.
a. at a. ln
b. in - b. on
5. "Nature" is on TV the evening. 6. It ends 9:00.
a. on a. on
b. in b. at -
C. Write six sentences about "The Music Shop." Use the program guide.
l. "The Music Shop" is on TV in the evening.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
NOW YOU KNOW HOW TO
Say what channel a TV program is on and what "Green Valleys" is on Channel g.

time a TV program begins and ends The "Dating Game" is on from 7:30 to 8:00.
Read an advertisement for a TV program and a

TV program guide
NOW YOU KNOW 15 NEW }VORDS
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LESSON r 6
NOIry [TT'S TOOK AT THH

PICTUBH I TOOK TAST ITIOHT.
Brronr rne Vroeo
A. Do you remember? Complete the story with the words in the box.
connection killer lights noise office picture solve stranger
Diana and Tony decided to help

I
the murder. They went to the museum, and Tony took
of the Stamford Treaty. He thought
there was a between the treaty and
the After Tony left the museum,
Diana heard a . Then she
saw a in the hallway. The
went out, and Diana screamed.

7
Then Philip rushed into the

8
He introduced Diana to the stranger.
B. Look up these words in a dictionary or in your Study Guide: art dealer, blmnp, foke.
EI
52:13
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55:49 A. Watch the video. Then circle True or False.
l. Victor Chapman wants to buy some Indian obiects. True False
2. Diana wants to sell some Indian objects to Victor Chapman. True False
l. Which treary does Tony think is a fakel

a. The one in the photo with Ben.
b. The one in the drawer.
2. \Uhy does Tony think it's a fake?
a. Because the mark on that treaty is different from the one on the treaty in the photo with Ben.
b. Because the date on that treaty is different from the one on the treaty in the photo with Ben.
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t ESS O N I 6: Nour let' s laok a the pictute I rcok lost night.
3. In Diana's opinion, why did Ben call her on the night of the murder?
a. Because he discovered the fake.

b. Because he wanted to talk to Philip.
4. Where was Philip on the night of the murder?
a. He was at home.
b. He was at the museum.
C. Now watch the video again and check your answers.
Asour rHE VtDEo

Look at the photographs and read the information. Then write negative sentences about the drawings.
l. This is the Stamford Treatv. It's dated 2. This is Victor Chapman. He's an art dealer.
1640. It's signed by two great Indians. It's in He wants to buy Indian objects from the
the Morris Museum in Stamford. It's worth Morris Museum. He's Mr. Tate's friend.
a fortune. It could be a clue. He could be the killer.
9o
C-
Thls isn'{ the Stamford

Treaty. rl isnf Jafe-J raqo
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TESSON | 6: Notr lct'sbok at tlv picture I tooklast night.
Fnou rHE VtDEo: Giving Reasons
A. Study this dialogue from the video.

55:10
55:26 DraNa: Then who killed my uncle?
ToNy: It could be Mr. Tate.
DtaNe: No, Tony. It couldn't be Mr. Tate.
ToNv: Whyl
DteNIa: The police talked to Mr. Tate. He was at home that night. He couldn't be the killer.
NOTE: Use because when giving a reason:

Mr. Tate couldn't be the killer because he was at home that nieht.
B. Who is the killer? Write five sentences withbecause.
It couldn't be Tony because she had a key to the office.

It could be the secretary he was at home.
It couldn't be Diana he was at Diana's.
It could be Victor Chapman he wants to buy some Indian objects.
It couldn't be Mr. Tate she was with Tony.
l.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C. What about you? \Uho do you think killed Ben Morris? Check the box.
! Detective Stone ! Diana
! Mr. Tate ! the secretary
! Tony ! Victor Chapman
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t ESS O N I 6: Noul ler' s lnok 4t tlg picture I rcak kut night'
Wnlre
A. Number these pictures in thc order that they happencd.
o.- s.4
.rtll
,,.!
- rtt=
L
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-5
G.- d. e._
1_ 9._
B. Now tell the story. Write the sentences in the correct order.
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TESSON l6: Noqr., lct's k;ok at the picture I tooklast night.
Rrvrew
ET A. Complete the dialogues with could,

52:55
53:35 PHrr-rp: get right to the point. Victor wants to buy Indian oblects.
you sell some of the items from the museuml
DnNa: No. I sell you any Indian objects. My uncle never gave any to me.
He gave everything to the museum.
Vrcron: Think hard. I can pay you well.
DteNa: No. I. sell you anything if I wanted to. And I don't want to.
PHrr-rp: Well. be on our way, then. Good night, Diana.

5
ET ToNv: I know the secret of the treaty.

53:58
54:l I DraNa: Really? we close the door?
ToNv: take a look at these.

7
B. If you need to, watch the video again and check your answers
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Cxecr YounselF: Lessons 13-16
t. Philip Tate was at home midnight. Diana when the lights went out.
a. from a. screamed
b. at b. screams
-
c. on c. is screaming
3. This treaty a fake. There's a good movie Channel 13.
a. could being a.in !
b. could be- b.on I
c. could to be c. at
5. "Murder at Midnight" is on TV Why don't we ask the police for help
9:00.
a.
a. at b.?
b. from c.,
c. for
8. Circle the correct response.
l. Who killed Ben Morris? 2. Let's go out for dinner.
a. It could be Philip Tate. a. No. Let's go out for dinner.

b. It couldn't be Diana because she was with b. No. Let's not go out for dinner.
Tony. c. We could go out for dinner.
c. Both a and b.
3. What time is "Murder at Midnight" on TV? 4. t07hy couldn't Philip Tate be the killerl
a. At 9:00. a. Because he was at home that night.
b. In the evening. b. Because he could be the killer.
c. On Friday. c. Yes, he could.
Lrsrsx ro rHE Auoro Clssrrrr
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Axswen Kev Poge 5 5. False
A. 2. enough 6. True
LESSON I 3. too 7. False
Poge 2
4. too 8. False
A. 2. Linda Marino B. 1.a 9. True
10. True
3. directed z.b
4. played D. Mike isn't very worried about
C. 3. The skirt is too short.
5. Mary Beth Adams Steven.
4. It isn't long enough.
Linda doesn't smoke three packs of
B.2.c 5. The hat is too small.
cigarettes a day.
3.b 6. It isn't big enough.
Mike doesn't eat a lot of red meat.
4.a 7. The shoes are too narrow.
Mike doesn't rhink rhe show is
8. They aren't wide enough.
A. l. Rita terrible.
2. Linda Poge 6
3. Linda A. 1. exchange Poge l0
B. 2. much
4. Steven 2. long
3. bright 3. much
Poge 3
4. tight 4. a few
A. 2. Did Steven change his mind? 5. many
3. Did Steven make things C. 2. These are too big. 6. a little
difficult for Rital 3. I need a larger size. 7. much
4. Did Steven tell Linda ro come 4. It's the wrong color. 8. a few
to rehearsal?
Poge 7
9. much, much
5. Was Steven pleased with the 10. a litrle
white sweater?
A. 1.b
11. a few
6. Was Steven worried about the
/.a
showl
3.c D. 1.a
7. Was Steven happy with the
4.a 2.b
5.b 3.b
script?
6.b 4.a
B. 1. False
B. 1.a Poge ll
2. True
3. True
7.c A. 3. Red meat is good/bad for you.
4. Coffee is good/bad for you.
4. False LESSON 2 5. Exercise is good/bad for you.
5. False
6. Fish is good/bad for you.
6. False Poge 8
1.a 7. Cigarettes are good/bad for you.
C. Steven asked Rita to return a skirt, 8. Fruit is good/bad for you.
z.b
a sweater, and some pants. 9. Candy is good/bad for you.
The skirt was size seven. A. coffee, cigarettes, Mike's pipe, 10. Salt is good./bad for you.
Rita thought the pajamas were sugar, the schedule for the show,
Steven
B. 2. I like/don't like popcom. It's
expensive.
good"/bad for me.
The pajamas are going to be on
B. 1. Linda 3. I like/don't like beer. It's good/
sale next week.
2. Linda bad for me.
Poge 4 3. Mike 4. I like/don't like canots. They're
A. 2. some 4. Linda good/bad for me.
3.a 5. Mike 5. I like/don't like milk. It's good/
4. some 6. Steven bad for me.
5.a L. l.b
6. I like/don't like cookies.
6. some They're good/bad for me.
2.a
7, some
Poge l2
8. Poge 9
some
4.2. c
B.r.b
C. 2. countable; a
3.e 7.a
3. countable; a
4.b D. l. smoke
4. uncountable; some
5.a 2. make
5. countable; some
3. cut
6. countable; some C. l. False
4. on
2. True
5. too
3. False
6. down
4. True
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Poge l3 Poge l7 LESSON 4
A. l.b A. l.a Poge 20
2.b 2.a l. Rita
J.c 3. some 2. Linda
4.b 4. some 3. Steven
5.b 5.a 4. Mike
6.a 6. some 5. Jeff
7. some
6. Mary Beth
B.1.c 8. an
9. some A. 1. Steven B. l. b
10. an 2. Rita 2. c
LESSON 3
I l. some 3. Jeff
Poge l4 17. a 4. Mary Beth
A.2,4 13, an 5. Linda
14. some
Poge l5 Poge 2l
15. an
B.l.c 16. a
C. l. No
2.a 2. Yes
r?. a
3. Yes
3.a 18. some
4. No
C. 2. True. The average American 19. some
5. No
eats about 33 pounds ofcandY 20. a
6. Yes
and 50 pounds of cake and
B. I'd like to buy a/an/some 7. Yes
cookies a year.
8. Yes
3. False. For example, a one- Poge 18
-. 9. Yes
ounce chocolate bar has about A. Elecnonics: a computer, a
150 calories and no nutrition. microphone, a radio, a stereo, a E. 1. coffee

4. True. Vegetables and fruit have VCR 2. minutes
fewer calories than junk food, Clorhing; a blouse, some pajamas, J. scissors
but they have much more food some pants, a skirt, a tie 4. question
value. JewelrJt a bracelet, some earrings, 5. glasses
5. False. If you want to lose a necklace, a ring, a watch 6. wear
weight, try not to eat too much Sparts EquiPment: a football, some 7. wear
junk food. golf clubs, some roller skates, a 8. glasses
tennis racket
D. l.d F. glasses, wear
7.a B. 2. pants
Poge22
3.e 3. sofa
C. 1. "We need c treaty. We need
4.b 4. store some shoes. A key. We also
5.c 5. desk .
. some
need some pajamas
6. suitcase
E. I eaddon't eat a lot ofjunk food pants . . . a hat, a raincoat,
7. shoes
because and some scisors."
8. dress "
2. "That's good neurs.
Poge 16-17 9. vase
3. "We're going to begin in a fer.u
B. 2. Appliances 10. television
minutes. "
3. Women's Clothing ll. purse
4. "They're too big."
4. Fumiture 12. eanings
5. Sports Equipment 13. restaurant Poge 23
6. Housewares 14. toys 2. Steven doesn't like the color.
7. Children's Clothing 15. stereo 3. He rhinks it isn't bright
8. Glassware enough.
Poge 19
9. Spons Equipment 4. Linda rhinks Sreven is too
A. Steven was very happy with the
10. Cosmetics worried about small things.
sweater she bought.
ll. Fumiture
They were too big.
5. She thinks Steven is too slow.
12. Ltggage
The salesclerk didn't remember
6. She says, "We only have a few
13. Books weeks."
her.
14. Fumiture 7. The rehearsal doesn't go very
B. Steven wasn't very happy with the well.
sweater she bought. 8. Jeff makes some mistakes.
They were too tight. 9. Everyone is very nervous.
The salesclerk remembered her. 10. Steven finally has an idea.
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Poge 24 Jeff didn'r talk to Amy on rhe C. l. False
2. return telephone last night. 2. False
J. color J. False
Poge 28
4. too 4. False
5. enough 2. There were
3. There was 5. True
6. a few 6. False
7. too 4. There were
7. False
8. a little 2. There wasn't much cnme. 8. False
9. some J. There wasn't much pollution.
10. worried/nervous 4. There weren't many D. Rita thinks Mary Berh looks tired.
I l. much restaurants.
Mary Beth needs more sleep.
12. an 5. There weren't many apartment
Mary Beth likes to be alone with
buildings. her baby.
Poge 25 Rita found the photo.
A. l.b Poge29 Rita moved the picture.
2.b A. Z. no Rita apologized to Steven.
J.c 3. no
4.b Poge 34
4. no
5.c 5. any A. 2. anything
6.c 6. no 3. something
4. anything
B. 1. c C. l. any 5. Something
2.c 2. no 6. Nothing
3.a 7. something
D. 2. Because there was a lot of
4.c 8. something
tafficla lot of pollution.
Because there wasn't any work.
9. anything
LESSON 5 10. something
3. Because there wasn'r any
Poge26 electricity in her building. Poge 35
A. l.b 4. Because she didn't have any A. 2. someone
z.b telephone service. 3. someone
3.c 4. Nothing
Poge 30
A. traffc, pollution, Hollywood, the C. Answers will vary.
5. anything
show B. 2. Tony saw something in the
Poge 3l
B. a flashlight, electriciry, picture right away.
water, A. 1.b
construction, telephone service z.b 3. Diana didn't see anything in
the picture right away.
C.La 3.b
4.b 4. Tony saw something on
5.c Mr. Tate's hand.
?^
6.a 5. Finally, Diana saw something
4.a on Mr. Tate's hand.
Poge2l
B. l.c Poge 36
E. l. 2.a
flashlight B. 1.b
2. electricity 2.a
LESSON 6
3. water 3.a
4. construction Poge 32 4h
5. wires C. l. Mary Beth
C. L give
6. pipe 2. Steven
7. service 3. Rira
2. hand
4. Jeff 3. all
A. l. True 4. set
5. Rita
2. False 5. get
6. Steven
3. True 6. with
4. True B.l.a 7. look
5. False 2.b 8. after
6. False
Poge 33 Poge 37
B. Jeff wasn't very successnrl in A. 1.c A. l.b B.r.b
Hollywood. Z.a z.b 2.c
Amy didn't have electricity in her 3.d 3.c 3.c
building last night. 4.b 4.a 4.b
r00
C. 1. I think works the Poge 45-47
rEssoN 7
hardest. C. l.
honey/dear/darling/sweetie
Poge 38 2. I rhink - has the easiest 2. sir
A.r.b job. 3. Miss Morris
Z.c 3. I think - has the biggest 4. Linda
3.e problems.
4o Poge 48
4. I think - is the nicest.
A. 1. anything
).t 5. I would like to meet
6.d 2. no
Poge 43
- 3. nothing
?. a
B.l.c 4. someone
Poge 39 z.b 5. any
B. 2. True. Dirty air is one of our 3.f
biggest problems, and it comes B l. Were there
4.e 2. there were
from automobiles.
5.d 3.
L False. Factories are the problem
6.a
there was
cause a lot of Pollution' 4. Was there
4. -they
False. Water pollution is what
rEssoN 8
5. there was
worries me the most. 6. Was there
5. True. We need to send PeoPIe Poge 44 7. Was there
who pollute the beaches and A.r.b Poge 49
oceans to prison! 2.d A. 1.b B. 1.a
3.e 2.a 2.c
C. l. people
1.a
Z. pollution 3.b 3.a
5.e 4.b 4.c
3. people 6.c
4. people 5c
5. pollution A. 1. Mrs. Bennett 6.a
2. Jetr
E. Yes, it is.A.itro, it isn't. LESSON 9
3. Mrs. Bennett
pollution is a problem
4. Jef( Poge 50
in my city/country. 5. Mrs. Bennett
- c.2,3,4,6,7
Poge 40 6. Jef{
A. 2. telephone lines B. 1. Mary Beth
B. l.c 2. Rita
3. electricity 2.c
4. mail 3. Mary Beth
3.b 4. Mary Beth
5. heat 4.a
6. traffic 5. Rita
7. a wire Poge 45 6. Mary Beth
8. a bill D. 1. False
Poge 5l
9. a water pipe 2. False
A. 2. made
10. construction 3. False
3. ran
4. False
4. played
B. electricity, mail, heat, traffic, 5. True
constmcnon 5. touched
A. 2. Was there any mail for Jeffi
B. 2. "Hello, Jonathan. I'm Rita."
Poge 4l 3. Was there any mail for Jeffs
B. l. It'sAmyMonroe's.
parents?
3. "Say hello, Jonathan."
2. It's for $18.53. 4. "He's tired."
4. Was there any money for Jeff?
5. "And there are a lot of rules
3. It was $22.83. 5, Were there any magazines for
4. It's due September 7. you have to follow."
Jeffs mother? 6. "Jonathan, no running."
5. It should be mailed to Stamford
Telephone; Box 5640; B. 2. No, there wasn't. 7. "lt's time to change your
Smmford, CT 06831. 3. Yes, there was. diaper. "
4. No, there wasn't. Poge 52
Poge 42
5. Yes, there were. A. l. to B. 1.
B.1. exhausted have True
2. sympathetic 2. have to 2. True
3. impatient 3. have to J. True
4. cooperative 4. must
L. l. must
.
). must
z. nave to
3. must
4. have to
t0l
Poge 53 C. 2. Who played baskerball with LESSON r I
2. Jonathan must be quiet. Charlesl Mike did.
3. Jonathan mustn't make any 3. Who was worried about Poge 63
noise. Charlesl Mike was. A. 2. illegal
4. Jonathan mustn't touch the 4. Who was dizzy on rhe 3. vary
cameras. basketball courtl Charles was.
4. intersection
5. Jonathan mustn't run around, 5. Who talked to Charles about 5. legal
6. Jonathan mustn't play with the his healthl Mike did. B. 2. False. They vary in differenr
photos. 6. \Vho mlked ro Rita abour last parts of the ciry.
A. 2. mustn't night? Mary Beth did. 3. True. Ifyou want to know what
3. mustn'r ?. Who watched Jonathan last is legal, you have to read the
night? Rita did. parking signs.
4. don't have to
Poge 58 4. False. Ifyou get a parking
Poge 54 ticket, you have to pay a fine.
C. l.a 1. Steven
2. Mary Beth
5. True. City police give people
z.b parking tickets or tow cars away
3. Charles
2. No swimming. for illegal parking.
4. leff
3. No 6shing. 6. True. This can cost a lor of
A. 2. we'd better not money.
4. No smoking.
5. No littering. Poge 59
7. False. Be careful not to park
near fire hydrants, bus stops,
Poge 55
3. You'd better
driveways, and comers at
A. l.c B. l.c 4. You'd better
intersections.
7.c 2.a C. 1. Charles had better lose some
3.c Poge 64
weight.
4.a 2. Charles had better ger in shape.
A. l.a B. 2. can
5.b 3. Charles had better not play
2.b 3. must not
6.b basketball anymore. 4. must not
4. Mary Beth had better leave 5. can
LESSON r0 6. must not
Jonathan at home.
5. Mary Beth had betrer not bring 7. must not
Poge 56
B. l.a Jonathan to rhe studio. Poge 65
2.b B. Rrra: Oh, yeah, l'dbetter clean
C. Z. NO PARKING
l.b that up. I have to buy some
3. NO FOOD OR DRINKS
4. DON'T WALK
A. l.c new makeup, anyway.
5. NO PETS
1A You'd betrer ger some sleep.
6. NOLEFTTURN
3.a Poge 60 7. NO RADIO PLAYING
4.b A. l. 'dbetrer 8. NO SMOKING
2. should
B. l. Mary Beth
3. 'd better Poge 66
2. Mary Beth
4. should
B. l.c
3. Rita z.b
4. Mary Beth B. l. True 3.c
5. Mary Beth 2. True 1.a
6. Rita
C. Answers will vary. Poge 67
Poge 57
Poge 6l
4.2. illegal
A. l. False
A. l.a 3. driveway
2. True 4. fire hydrant
2.b
3. False 5. sidewalk
3.c
4. True 6. park
4.a
5. True 7. tow avray
6. False B. l.c 8. fine
7. False f . intersection
3.b 10. vary
B. Charles got dizzy.
Mike is going to photograph a
4.c I l. street
12. parking ticket
news show after Friday.
Charles thinks he needs to lose B. drive, drink, study, think
some weight.
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ANSWER, KEY
l2 Poge 75 Poge 78
LESSON
A. 1. Ben Morris and PhiliP Tate had B. Z. Let's not eat here.
Poge 68 an argument 3. Let's go to the Chinese
l. late A' 1' doesn't know
2. Ben Morris called Diana from restaurant on Spring Street.
2. show Z. doesn't srop
the museum 4. Why don't we go to that ltalian
3. bring 3. missed
3. Diana saw Philip Tate do place on Bleeker Streetl
4. studio 1. wants
something strange 5. Let's go there right now.
5. boy 5. feels
6. makeup B. 2. spoke ?oge79
7. time 3. left A. l.a
4. was 2.b
Poge 69 5. wanted 3.c
C. fried chicken, coleslaw, canots' 6. said 1.c
celery, rolls, wine, cake 5.b
?. agreed
l. have to 8. thought 6.a
2. have to 9. remembered 8.1.b
J. 'd better 10. wanted
4. 'd better 11. told
12. had
rEssoN l4
Poge 7l 13. had
A. You'd betterfYou should hire a
14. was Poge 80
baby-sitter. You'd better not bring A. 1.d
15. remembered
Jonathan to the studio. You'd 16. heard 2.c
betterfYou should leave Jonathan 3.b
17. was
at home. You'd betterffou should 4.e
18. remembered
talk to your boss. You have to 5.a
19. did
work. You'd better not stay at
20. looked Poge 8l
home.
21. said A. 2. Who removed some documents
Poge72 from the drawerl Diana did.
Poge76
A. 2. have to A. 1. Let's 3. Who saw a stranger in the
3. No swimming 2. let's not hallway? Diana did.
4. mustn't 3. Let's 4. Who screamed when the lights
5. have to went out? Diana did.
4. Let's
6. must 5. Who tumed off the light switch
C. 2. Let's go to the Morris Museum
by accident? Philip did.
B. ?. You have toffou'd better on Wednesday.
8. You'd better not 6. Who introduced the stranger to
3. Let's go to an Italian restauranr
Diana? Philip did.
9. You don't have to on Friday.
10. You have to B. l.
4. Let's go to New York City on False
Poge 73 Saturday. 2. False
A. 1.a B. l.b 5. Let's go to the beach on 3. False
Sunday. 4. True
J.c 3.c Poge77
5. False
4.b 1.O 6. False
E. DnNa: Let's not sit down. Let's
5.c do something.
7. False
6.b ToNy: Why don't we go over C. The documents were in a drawer.
LESSON t3
the factsl Maybe we can All the documents were old.
help solve the murder. Tony took a picture of the treaty.
Poge74 DreNn: All right. Diana saw a strange man in the
B. l. Diana Morris Tony: Iz/s think back to the hallway.
2. Ben Monis night of the murder. When she saw the stranger, she
3. Philip Tate Rememberl Your uncle picked up a pair oflsome scissors.
4. Tony Hunter called.
A. l.a B. l. Detective Stone 2. Why don't you open the

z.b 2. Tony window?
3. Tony 3. Why don't you go to the beach?
4. Diana 4. \0(/hy don't you eat somerhingl
5. Diana
6. Diana
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ANSWER KEY
Poge 82 Poge 87 2. This isn't Victor Chapman. He

A. 2. The scissors could./couldn't be a c. l.b B. l. Friday. isn't an art dealer. He doesn't
clue. 7.a 2. In the evening. wanr ro buy Indian oblecrs from
l. The photos could/couldn't be a 3.d 3. It ends at 10:00. the Morris Museum. He isn't
clue. L. 4. lt begins at 9:00. Mr. Tate's friend. He couldn't
4. The drawer could/couldn't be a 5. One hour. be the killer.
clue. 6. On Channel 5.
5. The telephone could/couldn't Poge 94
7. On Channel 2.
be a clue. 8. "Murphy Brown." B. 1. It couldn't be Tony because he
6. The pouch could/couldn'r be a was at Diana's.
Poge 90 2. It could be the secretary
clue.
7. The clock could/couldn't be a
A. 1. b,c,d because she had a key to rhe
clue.
2. a,b,c,d office.
B. 2. Tony left the (museum) office 3. It couldn't be Diana because
Poge 83 she was with Tony.
3. Diana heard a noise.
C. 2. Could ir be on rhe chairl 4. It couldbe Vicror Chapman
4. Diana saw a stranger in the
3. Could it be under the deskl because he wants to buy some
hallway.
4. Could ir be nexr to rhe 5. Diana screamed. Indian objects.
telephone?
6. Philip introduced Victor 5. It couldn'tbe Mr. Tate because
5. Could ir be behind the picturel he was at home.
Chapman to Diana.
2. light switch Poge 95
Poge 9l
3. Treary B. l.a A.a.6 e.5
4. killer 2.b b.r L3
5. police 3.a c'4 e.?
6. stranger d.2
4.b
7. scissors
5.b B. Tony and Diana ralked to
Poge 8f 6.b Detective Stone. Tony and Diana
C. l. "This is tlre Stamford Treaty, C. Z. "The Music Shop" is on TV
opened the document drawer.
rhe most important item in rlre Tony took a picrure of the treaty.
from 9;00 to 9:30.
Morris Museum." Diana screamed. Philip introduced
It begins at 9:00.
Z. "lt's dared 1640." Victor Chapman to Diana. Victor
4. It ends at 9:30.
3. "lt's worth a fortune." 5. It's on Channel 9.
and Philip left the (museum)
4. "Are all tlrese old documents 6. It's on TV for half an hour/
office. Tony showed a phoro of the
worth moneyl" treaty to Diana.
thirty minutes.
5. "Could tAis treaty be worrh
Poge 96
more than the othersl"
LESSON I6 A. 1. Let's
6. "l could be wrong, but I think 2. Could
there's a connection between Poge92
3. couldn't
rlre Stamford Treaty and the A. 1. solve
4. couldn't
killer. " 2. picture
5. Let's
7. "l want to go home and l. connection
6. Why don't
develop rhese pictures." 4. killer
7. Let's
8. "r0Ve're going to catch this 5. noise
killer. 6. stranger ?oge97
7. lighrs A. l.b 1
B. l. c
Poge 85 8. office 2.a L. b
A l.c B. l.c 3.b 3. a
z.b 2.c A. l. True B. 1.b
4.b 4
3.b 2. False Z.a
5.a
4.c Poge 93 6.b
5.b 3.a
6.b 4.a
LESSON r5 l. This isn't the Stamford Treaty.
It isn't dated 1640.
Poge 86 It isn't signed by two great
B. l. At 9:00. Indians. It isn't in the Monis
2. It's on Channel 4. Museum in Stamford. It isn't
3. Next month. worth a fortune. It couldn't be
a clue.
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VOCABULAR,Y LIST
K
VocleuLlnY Llsr construction, 26 6nish, 8
fire hydrant, 62 keep off (something)' 69
control, 38
conrol room, 8 6r, 20 key,22
cooperative, 42 flashlight, 26 kind, 66
A
cosmetics, l6 {lood, 47
account,4l
cost, 62 foot, 18 L
again and again, 43
costume, 20 for example, 14 leave, 2l
air, 38
court, 57 formal, ?0 legal, 62
air conditioner, l7
cross, 63 funny, 44 less, l2
alcoholic beverage, 65
current,4l fumiture, 16 let, 44
amount, lJ
cvt,22 level, 16
animal, 36
cut down, l2 G light switch, 80
anymore, 12
gain, 57 line, 40
anyway, 56
D garage,67 lingerie, 16
apartment building, 28
darling, 46 get, 15 lirter, 50
apologize,3l
dear, 4'l get on with, 36 lirtle,9
appliances, 16
delivery, 45 give a hand, 36 took, 96
appreciate, 32
department store, 2 glamorous, 28 look after, 36
an dealer, 92
develop, 80 glasses, 21 loose, 5
at all, 14
diaper, 50 glassware, 16 lose, 15
authority, 52
dictionary, 16 go out, 81 love, 46
difficult, 20 gold, l7 lower, 16
B
directory, 16 golf club, l8 luggage, 16
baby-sitter, 50
disaster, 66 gosh, 34
bathing suit, l7
discuss, 43 govemment, J8 M
bedding, 16
document, 74 guess, 24 ma'am,46
begin,2l
dog, 73 guide, 9l machine, 16
bench, 43
driveway, 62 madam,46
bill, 40
due, 4l H magazine, 45
blanket, lT
had better, 56 magnifring glass, 32
blowup, 92
E hallway, 80 mail, 40; 4l
book, 16
bracelet, l8 ear,18 handbag, 16 main, l5
eaning, 17 health food, 20 make, l2
break, 27; 56
effect, 38 heart, 56 make up, 32
bright, 5
either, 27 heart attack, 56 may, 6
bus stop, 62
electric, l7 help, 4 meanwhile, 24
electronics, 16 hide, 50 mess up, 57
c
elevator, 40 hold, 26 mind, 2
calorie, 14
end, 9l honey, 46 moment, 24
careful, 53
housewares, 16 more, 9
carefully, 6l enough, 5
episode, 86 huh, 48 move, 2?
case,72
equipment, 16 hungry, 77 murder, 2
cause, 12
evening dress, l7 must, 52
celery, 69
exactly, 26 I
change, 10
channel, 86 exchange, 4 ice skate, 16 N
charge, 4l excitement, 29 identify, 37 natural, 14
chemical, 38 excuse, 3 I illegal, 62 nature, 87

chlorine, 38 exercise,9 impatient, 42 necessary, 52
chocolate bar, l5 exhausted, 42 improve, 56 necklace, l8
clear,47 expected, 86 in shape, 56 no one, 35
close, 56 expense, 44 incorrect, 37 noise,5l
clue, 34 explain, 89 informal, 70 nothing, 34
coleslaw, 69 ink, 34 nutrition, 14
come on, 56 F intersection, 62

comedy, 87 facr,74 introduce, 8l o
conclusion, 86 factory, 38 officer, 64
condition, 56 fake, 92 I oily, 15
confused, 2 6nally, 23 jewelry, l6 orange, 14

connection, 80 6ne, 38 junk food, 14 Oriental, 17
consequences, 60
105
VOCABU tAR,Y LIST
other, 84 put, 18 shop, 19 rouch, 50

over and over,24 put away, 69 shot, 32 tow,62
owe, 44 sidewalk, 62 toy, 16
R sincerely, 70 trespass, 65
P racket, l6 sir, 46 truth, 35
pack, 9 radio, l8 sleep, 20 tum off, 80
pair, l6 raincoat, 22 slow, 8 tum on, 86
pajamas, 3 rainstorm, 47 slow down, 56
paper, 35 reach, 29 small ralk, 87 U
paragraph, l5 red meat, 9 snowstorm, 47 unhealthy, 38
park, 62 reduce,38 solve, 74 unlock, 81
parking sign, 63 remove, 81 somewhere, 69 up,42
parking ticket, 62 reply, 43 stand, 64
pafi,2 rest, 56 staple,4l v
payment, 4l rewrite, 32 statement,37 vacation, 77
pet, 65 right, 20; 96 station, 74 valley, 87
phone, 37 right away, 35 stove, 60 value, 14
phone book, 4l ring, l8 stranger, 80 vary,62
photo, 16 road, 47 substance, 15
photograph, 57 roll, 69 substitute, l4 w
picnic, 68 roller skate, 18 suggesrion, 20 wait, 42
picture, 34 romance, 56 suitcase, l6 waming,60
pipe, 27 rule, 5l sunglasses,4 washing machine, 16
point, 96 sure, 34 watch, 18;56
police station, 74 s surprising, 86 wave, 67
pollute, 38 salesclerk, 2 sweet, l5 wheel, 87
pollution, 26 schedule, 8 sweeiie, 46 windstorm, 47
possibility, 85 scissors,2l swimwear, 16 wire, 40
potato chip, I I scream, 8l sympathetic, 42 work, 49
previous,4l secretly, 24 worry, 2
prison, 38 see, 52 T wrong, 32
program,9l sell, 92 take care of, 36
prohibit, 73 send, 38 talk, 53 Y
prohibirion, 67 set, 33 temporarily, 64 yeah,2l
prop, 20 settle down, 44 tight, 5 yell, 50
punishment, 38 shake, 34 title, 70
106
SupplrurNTARY Voclgu LlnY
ETECTRONIC SOME HOUSEHOLD ADJECTIVES
cosMETlcs
EQUIPMENT APPLIANCES DESCRTBING CLOTHES
base/foundation
answering machine air conditioner big
blustr./rouge
audiocassette recorder blender bright
eye shadow
calculator coffee maker dark
eyebrow pencil
compact disc player dishwasher light
eyeliner
computer dryer long
H:::" movie camera electric heater loose
new
radio food processor
slide projector oven old
stereo refrigerator short
tape recorder stove small
television (TV) toaster tight
video camera vacuum cleaner
videocassette recorder washer (washing machine)
(VCR)
BEDDING
bedspread
blanket
pillow
pillowcase
sheet
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VIDEO SCRIPT
Vroeo Scntpr Rrra: I need to exchange now. I used to smoke more

these. before.
BOOK FIVE, LESSON ONE CLpnx: All of theml Whyl MlxE: How many cigarettes did
SCENE ONE: STUDIO-TllE MUSEUM
Rrre; Well ...rheskirtisn't you smokel
OFFICE SET
longenough. . . rhe Lrroe: Three packs a day. I'm
Rtre: Look, I found a swearer. I sweater isn't bright never going to smoke that
got it yesterday. enough...andthe much again. And I'm only
pants are too right. oh, going to smoke one this
SrpveN: Mmm . . . I don't know
about the color. of course the pants go aftemoon.
Rrrn: Steven, I can't retum this back to the men's Mrxr: One now, more later.
sweater again. Are you sure
department. Before you know it, you're
we can't use itl Clpnx: Well, let's get started. smoking three packs a day.
SreveN: White never works well on
Now what about this LIuoe: Oh, please. I only want
skirt I one.
television.
Rrra: Rrra: It's too short. Mrrr: I know.
I really did my best. I
bought some great
Crrnx: What size is itl LrNoa: Pass the sugar, please,
Rrra: Size seven. Mike.
sunglasses. I found the
perfect pants. I returned so
Cr-rRr: Just a moment. Mtxe: Sugar is bad for you too.
many sweaters, the Clrnx: Here are some skirts.
LrNon: Mike, a lirtle sugar is OK.
salesclerk hides when she They're longer. Those
Mtxr: I'm a new man, Linda. I
sees me.
only eat healthy food. I get
pajamas are nice, aren't
Srrvpr: Please return the sweater. lots of exercise. I feel much
theyl
And you have to retum a better.
Rrrn: Yes. I need to get some
skirt for Mary Beth. It was pajamas, but these are
LIroa: You look good.
too short. too expensrve.
Mrxe: I eat lots of 6sh and
Rrra: All right. Clrnr: vegetables. I don't eat
They're going to be on
much red meat.
Rtre: whatl Steven wants sale next week.
Guess LrNoa: OK. OK. What about
me to exchange this sweater Stevenl
BOOK FIVE, TESSON TWO
again. First he thinks the Mtxr: Linda, the show looks
color is too bright. Then he SCENEONE: THECONTROTROOM good.
thinks the color isn't bright Mtxr: More coffeel LINoa: But the schedule looks
enough. I don't know. He LrNon: Just a little. I don't drink terrible. I spent some time
changes his mind so ofren, much coffee anymore. with the calendar.
I'm getting confused. I need Mtxr: That's good. Coffee isn't Mtxe: When do we frnish?
some help! good for you. Lrroe: October$entv-third.
SCENETWO: THECONTROTROOM
LrNoa: I know. I'm trying to cut Steven is too slow.
Ltroa: You're making things down on coffee. It makes Mtxe: So what if he's a few davs
me more nervous. latel
difficult for Rita.
SrevEN: I want to get it right. Mrxr: What's the matterl
LrNoa: Forget it. We don't have
much time or much money.
Ltpoa: Steven, you worry too Lrnoa: [t's Steven. I'm worried
much about small things. about him.
Mrxp: \?hat does Steven sayl
SreveN: Look, the sweater is Mrxe: Give him time.
Lrroe: He says, "Don't worry."
You have to help me,
important. OKI Lrron: I'd like to. But we don't
Mike. Steven has to go
Lrnoe: Steven, this show is have much time.
faster.
important. I'm sure you're Mrxp: How much time do you
MrrB: Maybe I can give him a
doing a goodjob. But you havel
little advice.
only have two weeks. LtNon: We only have a few weeks
Lrroa: Well, here he comes now.
SrpvpN: Linda, don't worry. Come to 6nish this show. Then
SrevrN: Linda, I changed a few lines
to rehearsal later. I need we have to do twelve more.
in the script. Hi, Mike.
some time with the script. Mrxe: A few weeks. That's lots of
The show is going really
And Rita needs to 6nd the nme.
great, isn't itl
right sweater. LrNoe: I'm not so sure. Mrrr: Say, Steven, what are you
SCENE THR,EE: A DEPAR,TMENT
Mrxp: Thatbadl . . . Linda, doing for lunchl
cigarettes are bad for you.
STORE SrBveN: I don't have any plans.
SeLescLenx: May I help you, missl
LtNon: And your pipe is bad for
Mrxe: Great. I know a great
you.
Rrra: Hi. Remember me? health-food restaurant.
Clrnr: Oh, yes. You're the
Mrxr: I don't smoke it anvmore. Come on.
lady from WEFL.
LrNoa: \Uell, I don't smoke many
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VIDEO SCRIPT
BOOK FIYE, LESSON FOUR Jrrn: Forget about the Lrruoa: We don't have much
glasses. tlme.
SCENE ONE: STUDIO-DIANA'S SrevEN: Right. Good idea. SrevrN: Don't worry, Linda.
LIYING ROOM SET Thanks, Jeff. . . These things happen.
Mnnv BrrH
Srevrn: I didn't sleep last We're late. I have to Jeff is OK. I have an
night. Maybe I slept a leave at five. My baby- idea. Don't worry about
few hours, but not a rhing.
sitter is expecting me
many. I dreamed about
to come home.
sweaters. I wonied BOOK FIVE, TESSON FIVE
J err: Andlhaveadate.
about props and
costumes. We need a LrNoe: I'm getting very SCENE ONE: OUTSIDE THE wEFt
treary. We need some nervous. sruDto
shoes. A key. We also Srrvsu: Everything's 6ne. Jerr: Sony I'm late, Steven.
need some pajamas LrNoa: We're two hours There was a lot of traffic.
. some pants . . a behind. Srevrn: No problem.
hat, a raincoat, and SrevrN: OK. . . Action! Jrrr: When I was a kid here,
somescissors. . , And DuNe: But Detecrive Stone, I there wasn't anv traffic at
I never told Rita to buy want to know what the all.
the scissors. police are going to do Sreveu: There was no traf6c, and
about my uncle's there was no pollution.
LrNoa: ls everything going
OK?
murder. Jerr: There was no excitement
Dprtcrtvr It takes a little time, either. That's why I left.
STEvEN: Perfect. Couldn't be
Srorur; Miss Morris. I have SrpvEN: Whyl
better. Really great,
Linda.
orher cases I'm working Jrrr: For the money, the
on too. excitement, the glamour of
LrNoa: That's good news. I'm
Tor,tv: We don't have a little Hollywood . . .
going to sit over there
time, Detective Stone! SrrvrN: Whv did you come backl
and watch.
Srrvrw: Cut. Jeff, the line is, Jrrn' There was a lot of traffic in
SrBvrN: Relax. Have some Hollywood. There was a lot
"We don't have much
coffee, We're going to of pollution and there
time, Detective
begin in a few minutes.
Stone."...Takeit wasn't any work.
SrevrN: Rita! from the top. Jeff, SrEvrN: There was no work in
Rrre: Yeah? concentrate. Hollywoodl You're kidding.
SreveN: \Ue need some scissors. Derecrtve It takes a little time, Jrrr: \Vell, I did all right there,
Rrra: I have them, Steven. Srorus.' Miss Morris. I have but I didn't make it big.
SrsvrN: Oh, Rita, that's great. other cases I'm working SrrvrN: So here you are back in
Thank you, Rita. on too. Stamford.
Rrra: Sure, Steven. I have a ToNv: We don't have much Jnrr: Yes. And there isn't anyone
question about time, Detective Stone. more surprised than I am.
Detective Stone's Srpvew, Cut. SrevsN: I get the feeling that there
glasses. isn't anyone or anything
ToNv: \7e don't have much
Smvpx: His glasses? special in Stamford either.
time, Detective Stone.
Rrra: Does he wear any? Jrrr: What do vou meanl
SrrveN: Cut. It's not right . . .
SrnvsN: Does Detective Stone Srnvnn: I mean, you don't think the
Can I hear the line
wear glasses? show is special.
again, please?
Rrre: Yes. Does he?
Jerr: I don't think I can say Jenr: What are you trying to say,
Srnvnw: Hmmm...Yes.The Steven?
it again. This is the
detective wears glasses. SrsvrN: We're behind schedule and
tenth time already.
Rrra: Oh, no. I need your help.
SrBvrN: Try.
SrsveN: What's the matter?
Totrv: We don't have much Jern: How can I helpl
Rtra: \?ell, I bought him STEvEN: Jeff, you are the most
timel
some glasses, but they important person on the set
SrpveN: Can you do it one more
don't fit right. right now. If you try
r0Uhat's wrong timel
SreveN: with harder, we can go faster.
Jrrr/ We don't have much
theml
ToNv: rime. We don't have Jrrr: OK. But let me act. Don't
Rrre: They're too big. What tell me exactly how to say
much time. We don't
are we going to do? my lines.
have much time!
Jrrn; Can I make a SreveN: OK, that's fair. But I hope
SrevBN: Greatl OK. That's all.
suggestionl You can make this show
Thank you very much.
SrrvnN: What is it, Jeffl
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VIDEO SCRIPT
special. And I need to (lln't anr','n. givc y,rtt Tonv: Diana, I think it's best
move faster. a hand witl.r rhose kidsl if we forget about this
JErr: OK, Steven. I'll do the best You look so tirctl. for a while. Let the
I can. Meny BslH: I'm fine. Thanks, Rita. detectives do their
Srrven: Thanks, Jeff. I appreciate There's nothing anyone work. This is upsetting
it. Now, can you tell me can do. I just need you too much.
more abour Hollywood? more sleep. SruvrN: Ring.
Rrra: Can your mother or DtaNa: Hellol ...Yes,he's
SCENETWO: DOWNTOWN
husband get up in the here. It's for you.
STAMFOR.D
Je rn:
Hi. middle of the night ToNy: Yesl...lsee.
Ar.av: Oh, hi. What are you doing with the baby? Reallyl ...OK...
here ?
Manv Brrn: Sometimes it's the only Thanks. Bye.
time I'm alone with the Dtt.Na: Who was thatl
Jrnn: What are )ou doing herel
Auv: baby. Oh, I don't want Toxv: No one important.
I'm buying a flashlight. Last
them to do it. I like to Duna: Tony, it was someone.
night there wasn't any
electricity in my building. look after her. You spoke to someone.
Rrrn You're really Who was itl
Jerr: You're kidding.
Ar'ay: No, I'm not. There wasn't any something, Mary Beth. ToNv: It was a friend from the
water either.
I hope those kids paper.
appreclate you. Drexa: What did he wantl
Jenr: Whyl What happenedl SrrveN: Rita, are we ready
Ar-.ry: There's some construction next ToNv: Nothing.
now? DleNa: He didn't say anythingl
door. They cut our wires by
Rrra: Can't you leave us Tony, tell me the
mistake and then broke the
alone for a minutel I'm rrurh.
water prpe.
just trying to make Tor,tv: OK. I'm sorry. He said
JErn: Well, I knew you didn't have
Mary Beth look good, he thinks he saw
any telephone service.
Steven. something in one of
Auy: How did you know thatl
SrpvrN: Jeff, are you all setl the pictures. It may be
Jrrr: I tried to call you. I'm ready to go when
Ar'av: Reallyl Are you telling the JrnE: a clue.
truth, Jeff Bennett?

you are, Steven . DuNt \Vhich pictures? The
Uh-oh. ones you took of Uncle
JErn: It's true, it's truel
SrevpN: What's wrongl Ben and Mr. Tatel
Avy: Somehow I believe you.
Jnrr: A prop is missing. The Toxv: Yes. Do you have a
Jrrr: Anyway, if there wasn't any
shot of Philip isn't in
electricity and there wasn't any magnifying glass?
here. DuNa: Actually, I do.
water, you need more than a
flashlight.
SrevEN: Oh, no. Rita, where's Toxv: We may not 6nd
the photo of Philip and anything. My friend
Avy: \?hat do I needl
Benl wasn't sure what he
JErr: You need a new apartment. Rrra: I put all the pictures
Ar'.ry: That's true. But a flashlight is a saw.
there. DteNe: But he saw something.
lot cheaper.
SrevEN: Where is it? ToNv: Yes. Here are your
Jenn: I have a better idea.
Auy: I'm listening.
Rrrn: Someone has it. I put uncle and Mr. Tate
all the pictures there shaking hands. And
JEnr: How about a great meal with this morning.
an actorl lookl
SreveN: I'm sure no one took it, Drer,ta: I don'tsee anything.
Auv: I don't know. I don't usually go
Rita. Why don't you ToNv: There, on Mr. Tate.
out with actors.
look in the prop room? Something is on his
Jern: Well. . . Iknowagreat Rrra: Something always goes hand.
restaurant right in town.
wrong. Dtaxa: No. Nothing is on his
Ar'.rv: \Uhat time's dinner?
SrrveN: Nothing is easy. hand.
Jrnr: Pick you up at eightl Tottv: It's something. I'm
Auy: Great. Bye, Jeff. Rrr.or: Here it is. I moved it
telling you something is
JEnr: Eight o'clock! when I made up Mary
there.
Beth. I'm sorry.
DtaNe: I don't see anything.
800K FrvE, LESSON StX SrrvrN: It's all right. It wasn't
ToNv: Look closer, Diana.
anyone's fault. Let's get
SCENEONE: STUDIO-DIANA'S Dter,ta: Oh, my gosh! There is
on with it. OK,
TIVING ROOM SET something there. Tony,
everyonel. . . And
Rrra: OK, honey. I never it's a mark. It's ink.
action.
used so much makeup SrEvrN: Cut. That's no good.
on anyone before. We need a better
ll0
VIDEO SCRIPT
script. Will someone me your phone better about being

help me? I need to number? here.
rewrite this scriPt. Jrrr: Mom, I'm a grown
man now. My first BOOK FIVE, LESSON NINE
EOOK FIVE, LESSON EIGHT thought wasn't to
S€ENE ONE: STUDIO_THE MUSEUM
call my mother. I'm
OFFICE SET
SCENE ONE: THE BENNETT FAMITY sorry. Anyway, I
Jrrr: I'm sorry we have to
KITCHEN can give it to you
work late tonight.
Mns. BEr.rNrrr: How are You, dearl now. The number is
Steven said it's
Jrrr: Fine, thanks. Was 555.2649.
necessary. \ile trave to
there anY mail for Mns. BrNNrrr: Can you write it
mel do it. Linda said we
down for me?
Mns. BrNNrrr: There wasn't have to finish this show
Jerr: Sure. Do you have
anYthing for You. by Friday. \Uhere's
anything I can write
There were two bills Mary Bethl
withl
and a magazine for Mns. BeNNsrr: Here's something. Mnnv Brrs: OK, Jonathan. This is
me. But there was Do you have wherelwork...You
Jrrr:
no mail for you. anything I can write must be a good boy,
Jrrr: Nothing for me, onl and you must listen to
huhl Mns. BeNNrrr: Here. Mommy. You mustn't
Mns. BENrerr: No, nothing. You runaround. .you
don't live here Mns. BnNNrrr: Jeff, are you seeing mustn'tyell . . . and
anymore. WhY anyonel
you mustn't touch the
would anyone send Jnrr: No one I want to
cameras.
mail to You herel talk about, Mom.
Rrra: Hello! Is this little
Jern: I gave someone this Mns. BrnNnrr: You really should
Jonathanl Hello,
address. settle down with
Jonathan. I'm Rita. I'm
Mns. Brnnerr: Who? someone.
your baby-sitter
JErr: Just a friend who Jerr: That's what you tonight.
owes me money. always tell me.
Say hello, Jonathan
Manv BprH:
Mns. BrNuerr: Well, there wasn't Mns. BeNnrrr; Well, it's true. . . . He's tired. When
any mail for you Jnrr: Yep. OK. Gotta go.
people talk to you, you
today. Mns. BrNnetr: Whatl You just should say hello back,
OK. Sorry. I just wanted to see if
Jern: sweetle.
need the money. I there was any mail That's OK. I'll be right
Rtrn:
have a lot of for you? back, and Jonathan
expenses on the new JerE: And to say hello. and I can play.
apartment. But now I have to
Jerr: Hey, big guy. Give me
Mns. BeNNrrr: Were there any say goodbye.
6ve. . . Soyou
lights in your Mns. BruNrrr: OK. Don't forget to brought himl What a
building last nightl call.
big boy!
No, there were no Jerr: Right.
JrEr: Mnnv Brru: Well, Jonathan knows
lights last night. But Mns. BrnNrrr: Jeff? he must listen to
when I left this Jrrr: Yepl
Mommy and he
moming, there was Mns. BnNr.lrrr: I saw the show last
mustn't touch anything
electricity. night.
. . . I'm wonied he
Mns. BsNNrrr: Was there any hot Jern: You did?
can't be good.
waterl Mns. BnNrerr: It was great. I'm OK.Jonathan...
Jerr:
Jrrr: Yes, there was hot really proud of you.
you're in a studio now.
water. Jenr: Even if I'm not a
And there are a lot of
Mns. BrNNrrr: Was there any heatl lawyer or a doctor or
rules you have to
Jerr: Mom, this is a businessman.
follow. There's no
August. I don't need Mns. BENNrrr: Maybe you could
eating. . . There'sno
heat. marry a lawyer or a
drinking...There's
Mns. BrNNrrr: Was there any doctor...Only norunning...
telephone service? kidding. We're
There's no touching
Jrrr: Mom, I have happy to have you
.. . OK,Jonathan?
telephone service. back in Stamford.
. . . Andthere's
Mns. BerNprr: Then why didn't JEnr: Thanks, Mom. I'm
absolutely no smoking,
you call me and give beginning to feel
Jonathan.
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VIDEO SCRIPT
Rtre: Very funny. Come on, Mrxr: It looks good to me. What do Jonathan last night.
Jonathan. You can you think? Rlra: It was nothing.
come over here and Csanr-rs: I think Steven had better Meny BprH: I'm sorry he messed up
watch Mommv, OKI finish the show soon. all your makeup.
. . . But you mustn't MrxE: Linda told him he'd better Rrra: Oh, yeah, I'd better
make any noise. nor be late. He has ro finish clean thar up. I have to
Meny Bern: OK. We're gorng ro this week. buy some new makeup,
rehearse. CnnRlrs: So what are you going to do anyway. You'd better
SCENE TtrVO: THE STUDIO after Fridayl get some sleep. You'll
Rtre: Mrxr: I'm going to phorograph a never be able to
Jonathan, when
news show. rehearse.
Mommy is working,
you mustn't talk. CneRr-rs: Whar about Jeff? Is he going
to be happy in Stamford? EOOK FIVE, TESSON TWEIVE
Rrra: Jonathan, no running MrrE: I don'r know and I don't
. . . You have to stop. think Jeff knows. I guess he'd SCENE ONE: lN THE CAR
better decide soon. Maybe Jrrn: You look great.

Rrra: Oh, no, honey. You
we'd better not play anymore, Ar'ay: Well, thank you. I feel pretty
mustn't play with those
Charles. I'm wonied abour great.
photos, OK?
you. Jrrr: So where are we going!
Rrra: That's a camera, CHanr-rs: OK. I'll you larer, Mike.
see Auv: You'd better not ask too many
sweetie. .. Youhave I'd better lose some weieht questions, or you'll ruin my
to be careful. You . . . fast. surpnse.
'[ouch 'ihe SCENE TtrVO: THE MAKEUP ROOM Jrrn: I don't want to ruin your
::::": surprise, but you'd better tell
MenyBern: Oh, Rita, I'm so tired.
Rrre: Rrra: I keep telling you, me how far we're going. I don't
Jonathan, honey, be a
good boy. Mary Beth. This is want to run out of gas.
serious. You'd better Ar'.rv: Oh. It's not far at all.

Rrra: No eating, Jonathan!
get more sleep. Jrnr: What's in the basketl
Rrra: Oh, well. ManyBern: Lasr night was awful. Auy: No, no. Bad bov.
Rrra: Oh, no. h's time ro

Rrra: You'd better hire a Jenr: So where tol
baby-sitter, or you're Ar'av: Take a left here, and then go
change your diaper.
going ro be too rired ro
Many Bern: Oh, Rita. You don't left at the stop sign.
rehearse.
have to do that. Ar'av: Jeff, you have to stop.
Meny Bern: I want to be with my
BOOK FIVE, LESSON TEN kids. Jtrn: Amy, calm down. I'm a very
Rtra: good driver.
Then maybe you
SCENEONE: A SASKETBATTCOURT should stay home. Auy: Get in the right lane. You
Mtxp: Come on, Charles. MaRy Bprx: I don't know what to have to tum right.
Cxanlps: Hey, wait a minute. Slow do. I have to work. We Jrrr: I know where we're going.
down. This isn't the big rime. need the money. Ar.ay: You dol
Mtxr: Hey, maybe you should take a Rtra: Well, dear, last night JErr: To the park. There's a concert
break. was a disaster. in the park tonight.
Cnanles: No, I'm OK. Auv: Oh. You ruined my surprise.
Mtxp: Are you sure you're OKI Hey,
Meny Brru: You're right. I'd better
not do that again. Jerr: Don't be upset. I love concerts.
you'd better sit down. Auy: You dol
Cuenlps: Yeah. I'm a little dizzy. I
Rrra: I hate to say it, but ir's
true. The next time JErr: Yeah. This is going to be great.
have to stop for a minute. Ar'.rv: Jeff, the sign
says no stopping.
you have to work late,
MtxE: You know, Charles, you You'd better go on.
I think you'd betrer
should start taking better care Jnrn: Calm down. It's OK. A
leave Jonathan ar
of yourself. concert in the park. That's
home.
Cuenr-rs: Yeah, yeah. terri6c.
Meny BErx: What time is itl
MrxE: No. Look. I'm your friend
and I can tell you. You'd
Rtra: You have an hour SGENETWO: THEPARK
before you're on. Jrrr: This is very nice, Amy . . .
better ger in shape, or you're
Many Bern: I'm going to close my When I was in Califomia, I
going to have a heart attack.
eyes for a few minutes. never had picnics.
CHenLes: Yeah, maybe you're right.
Maybe I should get in shape.
Rrrn: Good idea. Ar,av: What made you come backl
Mnnv Bpru: Thanks, Rita. And Jrrr: Ineededajob. . . Andl
So how does the show look to
thanks for watching missed simple things like
youl
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picnics in the Park ... So, DnNn: All right. could thev? What are these,
what's for dinner? ToNv: Let's think back to the anyway?
Ar'.rv: Fried chicken, coleslaw, night of the murder. DreNa: They're the oldest
carrots, celery, rolls, wine. Rememberl Your uncle documents in Stamford.
called . . . ToNv: I remember this. It's the
Jrnr: Ah-hah! What's thisl Stamford Treaty. Ben
Aruv: You mustn't eat that now. It's SCENE Tt#O: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
showed it to me . . .
for dessert. BeN: Diana, I-l have to talk to
Mmm. I love cake. you. SCENE TWO: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
JErr:
Ar'av: Jeffl Drara: Uncle Benl What is itl BrN: This is the Stamford Treaty,
OK. You'd better put it BeN: I have to show someone. I the most imPortant item in
Jrrr: awaY
somewhere, or I'll eat it. know you'll understand. the Morris Museum.
Ar'.rv: You'd better just keep your Dtera: Show me whatl What's ToNv: How old is itl
hands off it. going on? BrN: Look here. It's dated 1640,
Jrrr: Ooooh, she gets tough. BrN: Just get over here right and it's signed by two great
Avv: I have to be tough with you. away. l'6 at the museum. Indians. All the big museums
You're a tough kind of guy. DraNe, But Uncle Ben . . would like to own this, but
Jerr: Actually, I'm very sweet. Like Brn: I have Proof it's going to stay right here at
this cake. the Morris Museum in
SCENE THREE: DIANA'S tlVlNG
Auv: I wonder. Stamford . . . It's worth a
ROOM
fortune.
Jrrr: What? ToNv: He had proof. That's why he
Auv: I'd better not say. I don't want was killed. Let's see. What SCENETHREE: THEMUSEUM
to get into trouble. ToNv: lt's wonh a fonune. Are all
did he mean? Or trho did he
Jrrr: Come on. meanJ these old documents worth
Ar,av: So . . you think you're going DraNe: I think he meant Mr. Tate. moneyl
to stay in Stamford . . . and be DnNa:
ToNv: Mr. Tatel Tell me what you Yes.
happy here?
know about Mr. Tate. Tonv: Could this treary be worth
Jnrn: Everyone keeps asking me that more than the others? A lot
Drera: I heard an argument that
. . . Do you want me to stayl aftemoon. It was in Uncle more?
Avv: Yes, I do, Jeff . . . It's funny, Drnne: Oh, yes.
Ben'soffice...
butlfeel like.. . we'reold ToNv: I could be wrong, but I think
friends. SCENE FOUR: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
there's a connecrion between
Jern: I know what you mean. BeN: It was changed.
the Stamford Treatv and the
PHtltp: Changedl Howl killer. This could be a clue.
BOOK FIVE, TESSON THIRTEEN Ben: lt was given to me over fortY DreNa: But what?
years ago. I know it like the
SCENE ONE: DIANA'S IIVING ROOM ToNv: I'm not sure vet. We could
back of my hand. It was
DteNe: But Detective Stone, wait for the police . . . or
signed with a different mark.
why don't you do we could work on tt
something about mY SCENE FIYE: DIANA'S LIYING ROOM ourselves.
uncle's murder! ToNv: He found a different mark? Drera: Let's work on it ourselves'
DrrBcrtvs It takes a little time, Drena: Maybe it's a mark on one of ToNv: OK. I have an idea.
Srore: Miss Morris. I have other the documents'
Tor,rv: I want to go home and
cases I'm working on too. Touv: \Uhy do you think that?
develop these pictures. I'll
ToNv: We don't have much Dnra: After the murder, I saw Mr.
see you in the moming.
time, Detective Stone. Tate do something very
We're going to catch this
Dprncrtvp Believe me, I'm doing strange.
killer!
SroNe: everything I can.
DrnNe: I think there's a clue in that
Dr.qrn: Tony? Is that you? .. .
Drena: Thank you, Detective. document drawer.
Tonyl . . . Whocouldit
Dprecnve Goodbye, Miss Morris. ToNv: Let's take a look tomorrow.
bel
SroNs: Mr. Hunter. DraNa: No, let's not take a look
Dnxe: Goodbye. tomorrow. Let's take a look DtnNn: Who are vou? . . . What do
right now. you wantl
ToNv: You look upset. \Uhy
don't we sit down? Dnrsa: Are you comingl PHrnp: Dianal What is itl
DraNe: Let's not sit down. Let's ToNv: Let's go. Dnrn: There was a stranget in the
do something. hallway. Then the lights
ToNv: Why don't we go over EOOK FIVE, LESSON FOURTEEN went out. rJyhat's
the factsl Maybe we can happeningl
SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE
help solve the murder.
ToNv: These couldn't be the clue,
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Pxrlrp: Diana, that was me. I tumed Drane: No. I couldn't sell you any Toxy: Look at the treaty in the
off rhe light swirch by Indian objects. My uncle photo wirh Ben. Look at the
accident. never gave any to me. He mark . . . Now look at the
DtaNa, But there was a strange man gave everything to the mark on the treaty in the
in the hallway. museum. drawer.
PstLtp: I can explain that. Victor! Vtcron: Think hard. I can pay you
well.
DraNa: This mark is different from
Pstltp: Diana, I want you to meet that one. How could they be
Vicror Chapman. Victor is
DreNa: No. I couldn't sell you
anyrhing if I wanted to. And differentl
an old friend of mine.
I don't want to.
Tory: This could be a fake.
Drene: I see. DtaNe: A fakel
Putltp: Well. Let's be on our way,
PHIlrp: What are you doing herel then. Good night, Diana. ToNy: Maybe Mr. Tate stole rhe
Dtane: What are you doing herel DraNa: real rreary. He pur this fake
Good night.
in the drawer.
BOOK FIVE, TESSON SIXTEEN
SCENE TWO: DIANA'S tlvlNc ROOM DraNa: But my uncle discovered it
ToNy: Anybody here? right away. That's why he
SCENE ONE: THE MUSEUM OFFICE DtnNe: Oh, Tony. Come in. called me that night . . .
Dtarqa: Mr. Tate. ToNy; I know the secrer of the Then who killed my unclel
PHturp: Diana, I'm sorry to surprise treaty. ToNy: It could be Mr. Tate.
you. Could we talk to you DraNa: Really? Why don't we close Dtara: No, Tony. It couldn't be
for a minute? the door? Mr. Tate.
DraNa: Well, OK.
ToNy: Let's take a look at these.
ToNy: Whyl
Purup: Victor is an art dealer from DraNe: The police talked ro Mr.
New York. He's looking for ToNv: This one shows Ben with Tate. He was ar home rhar
things ro sell in his shop. the Stamford Treaty. Now night. He couldn't be the
DraNa: I could give you the names look at this. It's a blowup of killer.
of art dealers in Stamford. the treaty. ToNy: Then who could ir be?
Vrcron: No. I came to see )or.. DnNa: It could be Victor
Pnrlrp: Let's get right to the point.
DraNa: But Tony, it's only a photo.
Chapman. He's an art dealer
What can it tell us?
Victor wants to buy Indian and a friend of Mr. Tate's
objects. Could you sell some
ToNy: Now let's look at the picture
I took last night. . . . But where's the proofl
of the items from the And is he going ro kill
museuml DtaNa: What do you see? again?
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AUDIO SCRIPT
Auoto ScntPr in sock; or a P sound, as in cuP, M: Narrow.

add an S sound to the end ttr N: Beautiful.
make the plural. F: UCly.
BOOK FIVE, LESSON ONE Here are some examples: skirt N: Now listen to this.
N: Book Five. This is Lesson One. becomes slirts; sock becomes M: The skirt is too short.
We are going to Practice the socks; hct becomes hats; cuP F: It isn't long enough.
pronunciation of Plural nouns. becomes cuPs. M: The shoes are too narrow.
Notice there are three different The third plural ending is the Z F: They aren't wide enough.
pronunciations for the Plural sound, as in one sweater, two N: Now it's your tum. Listen. Then
sweaters. Listen and repeat. say it the other way. Use enough.
ending s. Listen.
M: one sweater two sweaters Are you readyl The skirt is too
F: one dress two dresses
many sweaters short.
one skirt two skirts
one sweater two sweaters one shoe two shoes M: lt isn't long enough.
N: Notice that the first noun, many shoes N: The shoes are too narrow.
dresses, has an IZ (hzl) sound, one hotel two hotels F: They aren't wide enough.
which becomes a separate many hotels N: The sweater is too tight.
syllable: dress, dresses. Listen one job two jobs M: lt isn't loose enough.
and repeat. many jobs N: The hamburger is too cold.
M: one dress two dresses one color two colors F: lt isn't hot enough.
many dresses rnany colors N: Now do it the opposite waY. Use
one television two televisions loo in your sentences. Listen to
one page two pages
many televisions the example.
many pages
one game two games M: The hat isn't big enough'
one blouse two blouses
many games F: It's too small.
many blouses
one thing two things N: Readyl Now you do it. The hat
one place two places
many rhings isn't big enough.
many places
N: Most nouns end with a Z sound M: lt's too small.
one slze two slzes
in the plural. N, The hotel isn't cheap enough.
many sizes
And now repeat these word F: It's too expensive.
one match two matches
opposites. The woman will saY a N: The socks aren't long enough.
many matches
word. The man will give the M: They're too short.
N: When a noun ends with an S
N: Now listen to this.
sound, as inPlace, or a Z sound, word that is opposite in
meaning. Ready? Let's go. F: ls the hotel cheap enough?
as in size, you add an IZ ([rz])
M: No. Ir's too expensive.
sound to rhe end to make it F: Cood.
M: Bad. N: OK? Now )oil answer the
plural.
F. Short. questions. Ready? ls the hotel
Here are some examPles: sile
M: Long. cheap enoughl
becomes sizes; dress becomes
dresses. F: Loose. F: No. It's too expensive.
When a noun ends with a [dzl M: Tight. N: Are the shoes wide enoughl
sound as in Poge, or a [tsl sound, F: Expensive. M: No. They're too narrow.
as in match, you add an IZ (ltzl\ M: Cheap. N: Is the hat big enoughl
sound to make it plural. F: Small. F: No. It's too small.

Here are some examPles: Page M: Big. N: Are the hamburgers hot enough?
becomes Pages; match becomes F: Narrow. M: No. They're too colc'
matches. M: Wide. N: Now listen to this dialogue
The second plural ending is the S r: Beautiful. between Rita and a salesclerk.
sound, as in one skirc, trro skirts. M: Uglv' Rrra: I need to exchange
F: Cold. these.
Listen and repeat.
F: one skirt two skirts M: Hot. Ser-Escr-enx: All of theml Whyl
many skirts N: Now you try a few. Listen to Rrra: Well . . . the skirt isn't
one sock two socks each word and say the opposite. longenough. . . the
many socks Let's go. Good. sweater isn't bright
one week two weeks M: Bad. enough...andthe
many weeks N: Long. pants are too tight.
one hat two hats F: Short. N: Now listen once more and repeat
many hats N: Tight. each line.
one cup two cups M: Loose. Rrra: I need to exchange
many cups N: Cheap. these.
N: When a noun ends with a T F: Expensive. SnLEscr-rnx: All of theml Whyl
sound, as in skirt; a K sound, as N: Wide.
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AUDIO SCRIPT
Rrra: Well . . . rhe skirt isn't F: Yes. I'd like ro change some these phrases wirh much and
longenough. . . money. mcny. People.
the sweater isn't bright N: How much money would you like M: Many people.
enough . to change? N: Coffee.
and the pants are too F: Oh, just a dollar, please. F: Much coffee.
tight. N: Let's rry anorher dialogue. Listen N: OKI Now you try it. If you use
N: Great! Now listen to these words and repeat. nran1, make sure the noun rs
and repeat them. F: Can I help you? plural. People.
M: a blouse M: Yes. I'd like to buy some luggage. M: Many people.
F: a tie F: Whar kind of luggage are you N: Coffee.
M: a boot looking forl E. Much coffee.
F: some blouses M Oh, just a suitcase. N: Eggr.
M: some ties N: Answer these questions. lUhat M: Many eggs.
F: some boots would the man like to dol N: Advice.
M: some news He'd like to buy some luggage. F: Much advice.
F: some money Righr. And what does the N: Typewriters.
M: some information woman ask him? M: Many typewriters.
N: Good! Now pur d or some in What kind of luggage are you N: Fumiture.
front of each noun that you hear. looking forl Good. What does F: Much furniture.
Listen to the examples. Boy. the man answerl N: Information.
F: A boy. Just a suitcase. That is correct. M: Much information.
N: Children. Now imagine you need some N: Chairs.
M: Some children. luggage. What do you sayl Listen F: Many chairs.
N: OK, now you try it. Boy. and answer. Can I help youl N: Equipment.
F: A boy. M: Yes. I'd like to buy some luggage. M: Much equipment.
N: Children. N: What kind of luggage are you N: Very good. And what about
M: Some children. looking forl moneyl Can you count the word
N: Money. M: Oh, just a suircase. money? No, sorry. You cannot
F: Some money. N: Well, enough of thar. Finally, count money. You cannot say
N: Dollar. let's practice making questions. "Hey, give me three moneys."
M: A dollar. Listen to the examples. Change But you can count American
N: Watch. . money. dollars, you can count Spanish
F: A watch. F: Where can I change some pesos, and you can count
N: Pajamas. moneyl Japanese yen. So, you say "How
M: Some pajamas. N: Find...abank. much money?" and "How many
N: Luggage. M: Where can I frnd a bankl dollarsl"
F: Some luggage. N: Now you make the quesrion. And now let's do something else.
N: Suitcase. Change. money. What's the difference berween a
M: A suitcase. F: Where can I change some few and a kttle? Lisren.
N: That's it. Good. Now lisren and moneyl F: Can you sell me a few tomatoesl
repeat. N: Find...abank. M: Can you serve me a little coffee?
M: Can I help you? M: Where can I find a bankl N: Use a few with countable nouns.
F: Yes. I'd like ro change some N: Get... information. Use a little with uncounrable
money. F: Where can I get some nouns. Now listen to these
M: How much money would you like informationl examples. Give . . . advice.
to change! N: Buy...abook. M: Can you give me a little advicel
F: Oh, just a dollar, please. Thank M: Where can I buy a book? N: Lend...dollars.
you. N: Buy. . . luggage. F: Can you lend me a few dollarsl
N: Now answer these questions. F: Where can I buy some luggagel N: Now you make the questions.
What would the woman like to N: Buy...sunglasses. ReadylGive...advice.
dol M: Where can I buy some M: Can you give me a little advicel
F: She'd like to change some sunglasses? N: Lend. . . dollars.
money. N: How did you doi No problemsl F: Can you lend me a few dollarsl
N: Good. And how much money OK, that's enough for today. N: Sell...eggs.
would she like to change? This is the end of Lesson One. I M: Can you sell me a few eggs?
F: Just a dollar. hope you enjoyed yourself. N: Give...information.
N: OK. Now imagine you want to F: Can you give me a little
change some money. What do BOOK FIYE, LESSON TWO informationl
you say? Readyl Listen and
N: This is Lesson Two. Listen to
N: Give...coffee.
answer. Can I help youl M: Can you give me a little coffeel
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AUDIO SCNIPT
N: Yes. Can I have some coffee tool M: How much informarion do you How much do you drink every
I'd like a little cream and a little need nowl dayl
too. Thank you very much.
sugar N: Redmeat. eat. . . during M: Too much. I'm trying to cut
Now listen to this dialogue. the week. down, but sometimes I need it to
MrxE: More coffeeJ F: How much red meat do you eat wake up in the moming.
LrNoa: Just a little. I don't drink during the weekl F: No, you don't.
much coffee anymore. N: Cigarettes. .smoke. every Forget about the coffee.
Mtxr: That's good. Coffee isn't d"y. Eat some vegetables or some
good for you. M: How many cigarettes do you fruit.
LrNoa: I know. I'm trying to cut smoke every day? N: Very, very goodl End of Lesson
down on coffee. It makes me N: . . . want to buy . . now.
Fish Two.
more nervous. F: How much fish do you want to
N: OK. Now repeat. buy now? BOOK FIVE, LESSON THREE
F: coffee More coffeel N: Very, very good. Now listen to
little a little just a the dialogue.
N: This is Lesson Three. For this
lesson, you'll need a piece of
Just a little. M: Can you give me some advicel
paper and a pencil. Repeat these
M: anymore much coffee F: Sure. What's the probleml
numbers.
much coffee anymore M: Well . . . I love coffee, but ir
don't drink makes me nervous.
M: thirty forty fifty sixty
seventy eighty ninety
don't drink much coffee anymore F: Hmmm . . . Coffee ls very bad
I don't drink much coffee for you. How much do you drink
N: And now repeat these numbers.
anymore. every day?
F: thirteen fourteen fifteen
good that's That's good. M: slxteen seventeen
F: Too much. I'm trying ro cur
you eighteen nineteen
for good for you down, but sometimes I need it to
isn't good for you wake upin the moming.
N: And compare the numbers.
Listen and repeat.
Coffee isn't good for you. F: No, you don't. Forget about the
M: coffee cut down on coffee coffee. Eat some vegetables or
M: rhirry...thirteen
I'm trying some fruit.
F: forty...fourteen
I'm trying to cut down on coffee. N: OK. Very good. Now lisren to
M: fifty...fifteen
F: nervous more nervous these words that have the
F: sixty . sixteen
it makes me letter v.
M: seventy . seventeen
It makes me more nervous. F: very very very, very

F: eighty...eighteen
N: Greatl Now listen and repeat. Very, very good.
M: ninety. .nineteen
M: More coffeel M: give give me N: Now take a piece of paper and
number it frorn one to ten. After
F: Just a little. I'm trying to cut can you give me advice
each number, write down the
down. some advice
number you hear. For example,
M: How much coffee do you wantl Can you give me some advice?
you will hear .
F: Whoal That's enough! F: love I love
M:
.
Number One. I have thirteen

M: Just half a cup? I love coffee.
dollars.
F: Yes. I don't drink much coffee M: nervous makes me nervous
N: After Number One on your
anymore, It makes me nervous.
paper, you write the number 13,
M: How many cups do you drink F: every every day one-three. OK? Are you readyl
every day? M: vegetables some vegetables We'll start with Number One
F, Just a few, but still too many. N: Very good. Now some words again.
N: Now we're going to practice with the letter b. Listen and
making questions. Just listen. repeat.
M: Number One. I have thirteen
dollars.
Coffee . want. M: bad bad bad for you
M: How much coffee do you wantl F: problem What's the probleml F: Number Two. I have forty
books.
N: Cups... drink. . everyday. M: but but but sometimes
F: How many cups do you drink F: about about forget about M: Number Three. I have fifty
dollars.
every dayl Forget about the coffee.
N; OKI Listen to the words and N: Good. Now listen to the
F: Number Four. I have srxreen
cassettes.
make a question using Hou., dialogue again and repeat.
much. . .? orHowmany . . .? M: Can you give me some advicel
M: Number Five. I have sevenry
pieces of paper.
Ready? Coffee . want. F: Sure. What's the problem?
M: How much coffee do you wantl M: Well . . . I love coffee, but it
F: Number Six. I have eighty days
to finish.
N: Cups. . . drink. . . everyday. makes me nervous.
F: How many cups do you drink F: Hmmm . . . Coffee is very bad
M: Number Seven. I have nineteen
toys.
every day? for you.
N: Information need. . now.
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AUDIO S€RIPT
F: Number Eight. I have fourteen M: apples oranges bananas M: I'd like to buy an Oriental rug.
records. grapes peaches pears N: Gold jewelry.
M: Number Nine. I have seventeen strawberries M: I'd like to buy some gold jewelry.
teeth. N: Very good. And now something N: Dining room chairs.
F: Number Ten. I have sixty different. Do you remember the M: I'd like to buy some dining room
seconds to do this. department store directory? chairs.
N: OK. Let's see how you did. Listen and repeat. N: Golf clubs.
Check your answers. Listen. F: Appliances Cosmetics M: I'd like to buy some golf clubs.
F: Number One is 1J, one-three. Handbags Jewelry N: Electric knife.
M: Number Two is 40, four-zero. M: Men'sClothing Men's Shoes M: I'd like to buy an electric knife.
F: Number Three is 50, five-zero. Lingerie Swimwear N: Very good. This is the end of
M: Number Four is 16, one.six. F: Women's Clothing Lesson Three.
F: Number Five is 70, seven-zero. \Uomen's Shoes Baby Clothing
M: Number Six is 80, eight-zero. M: Children's Clothing BOOK FIVE, LESSON FOUR
Number Seven is 19, one-nine. Children's Shoes Photo Studio
F:
L,{. Number Eight is 14, one-four. F: Toys Electronics
N: This is Lesson Four. Listen to the
dialogue.
F: Number Nine is 17, one-seven. Housewares Luggage
SrrvpN: Rita!
M: Number Ten is 60, six-zero. M, Sports Equipment Books
Rrra: Yeahl
N: OK. Listen to part of the Clocks Glassware
Srnveru: We need some scissors.
reading. Just listen. Readyl F: Restaurant Bedding
Rrra: I have them, Steven.
Some junk food (like pizza) has a Furniture Rugs
SrevEN: Oh, Rita, that's great.
little nutrition, but some junk N: OK. Now repeat these words
Thank you, Rita.
food doesn't have any nutrititrn carefully. Notice the stressed
Rrra: Sure, Steven. I have a
at all. For example, a one-ounce syllables that are spoken more
question about
chocolate bar has about 150 strongly: Appliances
Detective Stone's
calories and no nutrition. Appliances. Repeat. glasses.
Vegetables and fruit have fewer M: Appliances Appliances SrpvrN: His glassesl
calories than junk food, but they F: Lingerie Lingerie Rrra: Does he wear any?
have much more food value. A M: Jewel Jewelry Jewelry SrrvrN: Does Detective Stone
raw carrot has only 20 calories. F: Glass Glassware Glassware wear glassesl
An apple has 80 calories. A M: Furniture Furniture Rrra: Yes. Does hel
small baked potato has 90 F: Cosmetics Cosmetics SrEvrr: Hmmm...Yes.The
calories. M: Electronics Electronics detective wears glasses.
N: Now answer these questions. N: Very good. Now listen to this. Rrra: Oh, no.
How many calories does a one- M: I'd like to buy a handbag. SrrvpN: What's the matter?
ounce chocolate bar havel 150 or F: I'd like to buy an evening dress. Rrra: Well, I bought him
115! M: I'd like to buy some cosmetics. some glasses, but they
The answer is 150, one-five-zero. F: I'd like to buy some jewelry. don't fit right.
How many calories does an apple N; Now listen to these words and SreveN: What's wrong with
have? 80 or i8l make sentences. Use a or an with
them?
The answer is 80, eight-zero. singular countable nouns. Use
Rrr.r: They're too big. \il/hat
And how many calories does a some with plural nouns and
are we going to do?
small baked potato havel 19 or uncountable nouns. Listen to the
N: Now listen and repeat the same
90? examples. Handbag.
dialogue.
The answer is 90, nine-zero. F: I'd like to buy a handbag.
SrsvrN: Rital
And now listen to the linal part N: Cosmetics.
Rtra: Yeah?
of the reading about junk food. F: I'd like to buy some cosmetics.
SrrvrN: We need some scissors.
F: Too much junk food can make N: OK? Readyl Handbag.
Rrra: I have them, Steven.
you fat. If you want to lose F: I'd like to buy a handbag.
SrrvrN: Oh, Rita, that's great.
weight, try not to eat much junk N: Cosmetics.
Thank you, Rita.
food. If you feel you need sugar, F: I'd like to buy some cosmetics.
Rtra: Sure, Steven.
eat food with "natural" sugar in N: Refrigerator.
I have a question about
it. Apples, oranges, and other F: I'd like to buy a refrigerator.
Detective Stone's
kinds of fruit are good substitutes N: Furniture.
glasses.
for junk food. F: I'd like to buy some furniture.
SrrvEN: His glasses?
N: Answer some more questions N: Lingerie.
Rrre: Does he wear any?
about the reading. So, what is a F: I'd like to buy some lingerie.
SrrvrN: Does Detective Stone
good substitute for junk foodl N: Swiss watch.
wear glassesl
Yes. Fruit. Name five kinds of F: I'd like to buy a Swiss watch.
Rrra: Yes. Does hel
fruit. Now listen and repeat. N: Oriental rug.
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SrEvrN: Hmmm . . . Yes. The F: Rira N: Good. Now listen to the next
detective wears glasses. M: getting part of the summary.
Rrra: Oh, no. F: gerting M: Meanwhile, Linda thinks Steven
Srrven: What's the matterJ M: beautiful is too worried about small things.
Rrre: Well, I bought him F: beautiful She tells Mike that they only
some glasses, but they M: sweater have a few weeks to finish the
don't fit right. F: sweater show. She says Steven is too
SrrvEN: What's wrong with M: bright enough slow-he has to go faster. She
them? F: bright enough asks Mike to talk to Steven.
Rrra: They're too big. N: And now repeat these sentences. Mike says, "Maybe I can give
What are we going to M: What's the matter, Rital him a little advice."
dol F: What's the matter, Rital N: Now say if the statements are
N: Very good. Now practice making M: I'm getting very confused. true or false. And again, correct
questions. Listen. F: I'm getting very confused. the false ones. Linda thinks
F: There's a problem. M: I found a beautiful white sweater Steven isn't worried enough
N: What. for Jeff. about small things.
M: What's the probleml F: I found a beautiful white sweater M: False. She rhinks he is roo
F: We're going to do something. for Jeff. worried abour small things.
N: What. M: But Steven thinks the color isn't N: Linda tells Mike they only have
M: What are you going to do? bright enough. a few weeks.
N: Now you try it. Make questions F: But Steven thinks rhe color isn't F: True.
with Whar, Vhen, Were, and bright enough. N: Linda rhinks Steven is too fast.
W4y. Ready? Let's go. N: Very good. And now listen to M: False. She rhinks he's roo slow.
F; There's a problem. the summary. N: Mike says he'll give Sreven a
N: What. M: Rita finally finds a beautiful little advice.
M: What's the probleml white sweater for Jeff to wear in F: True.
F: We're going to do something. "Murder at Midnight," but N: OK. Now listen to the next part
N: What. Steven asks her to exchange it. of the summary.
M: What are you going to dol Steven says he doesn't like the M: Steven tells Linda that
F: Something's wrong with them. color. Rita is very confused. She everything is perfect, but secretly
N: What. says to Mary Beth, "Guess whatl he's worried. He says, "l didn't
M: \fhat's wrong with theml Steven wants me to exchange sleep last night. Maybe I slept a
F: He wears glasses. this sweater again. First he few hours, but not many . . . I
N: W'hen. thinks the color is too bright. worried about props and
M: When does he wear glassesl Then he thinks the color isn't costumes." Then he realizes he
F: I need some scissors. bright enough. " needs some scissors for the
N: Why. N: Now you will hear some rehearsal.
M: Why do you need some scissorsl statements. Say if they are true N: Now listen to each question and
F: I'm going to sit down. or false. If they are false, give the answer it. \Uhat does Steven tell
N: Where. correct information. Ready? Rita Lindal
M: Where are you going to sit finds a beautiful white shirt for M: That everything is perfect.
downl J.ff. N: How does Steven feel about this
F: I have them. F: False. Rita finds a beautiful white secretly?
N: What. sweater for Jeff. F: He's worried.
M: What do you havel N: Steven thinks the sweater is N: Did he sleep last nightl
F: I'm getting nervous. beautiful. M: No, he didn't.
N: Whv. M: False. He doesn't think it's N: What did he worry about?
M: Why are you getting nervousl beautiful. F: He was worried about props and
F: The bus leaves today. N: Rita is very confused about this. costumes.
N: What time. F: True. N: What does he realize he needsl
M: What time does the bus leave N: This is the first time Steven M: He needs some scissors.
today? wants Rita to return the sweater. N: And now listen to the final part
N: OK. Notice the pronunciation of M: False. It's the second time. of the summary.
the letter t in the wordmatter. It N: The first time, Steven thought M: At rehearsal that day, Jeff
sounds more like a D sound than the sweater was too bright. doesn't say his lines right. Steven
a T sound. Listen again: matter. F: True. asks Jeff to say the same line over
Now listen and repeat. N: The second time, he thought the and over again. Linda is very
M: matter sweater wasn't pretty enough. nervous, Jeff and Mary Beth
F: matter M: False. He thought the sweater have to leave at five o'clock.
M: Rita wasn't bright enough. Finally, Steven says, "Great!
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OK. That's all." After rehearsal, N: Beautiful women. M: Can I help you?
Linda says to Steven, "We don't M' There were a lot of beautiful F: You certainly can. There's a hair
have much time." Steven says, women. in my soup.
"Don'tworry, Linda . .' I have N: Delicious food. M: Oh, I'm so sorry. This is terrible.
an idea." F: There was a lot of delicious food. F: Well . . . what are you going to
N: Now listen to these questions N: Importantinformation. do about itl
and answer them. What problem M: There was a lot of important M: Uh . . . I'll take it back right
does Jeff have at rehearsal that information. away. I really am sorry about
dayl N: Really interesting guests. this.
F: He doesn't say his lines right. F: There were a lot of really F: It's all right.
N: What does Steven ask Jeff to do? interesting guests. N: Now listen again and repeat
M: To say the same line over and N: Now repeat. what the woman says.
over again. M: tall buildings F: Oh, waiter.
N: In other words, he wants Jeff to many tall buildings Excuse me, waiter.
repeat the line again and again. traffic much traffic M: Can I help you?
How does Linda feel? was a kid when I was a kid F: You certainly can.
F: She's very nervous. N: And now listen to this. There's a hair in my soup.
N: What do Jeff and Mary Beth F: When I was a kid, there wasn't M: Oh, I'm so sorry. This is terrible.
have to dol much traflic. F: Well . . . what are you going to
M: They have to leave at frve N: OK. Good. Listen again and do about itl
o'clock. repeat. M: Uh . . . I'll take it back right
N: Linda tells Steven they don't F: When I was a kid, there wasn't away. I really am sorry about
have much time. What does much traflic. this.
Steven say? M: When I was a kid, there weren't F: It's all right.
F: He says, "Don't worry, Linda. I many tall buildings. N: Now it's your tum. You be the
have an idea." N: Now just listen. Supermarkets. customer. Call the waiter and
N: Hmmm . . . What do you think M: When I was a kid, there weren't explain the problem. Ready? Call
his idea isl You don't knowl I many supermarkets. him now.
don't either. I guess we'll both N: Pollution. F: Oh, waiter. Excuse me, waiter.
find out soon enough. F: When I was a kid, there wasn't M: Can I help you?
OK. That's it for now. This is much pollution. F: You certainly can. There's a hair
the end of Lesson Four. N: Now you try it. Supermarkets. ln my soup.
M: When I was a kid, there weren't M: Oh, I'm so sorry. This is tenible.
BOOK FIVE, LESSON FIYE many supermarkets. F: Well . . . what are you going to
Pollution. do about it?
N: This is Lesson Five. Listen and
When I was a kid, there wasn't M: Uh . . . I'll take it back right
repeat.
much pollution. away. I really am sorry about
F: There was a lot of traffic. Traffc. this.
M: There were a lot of people. When I was a kid, there wasn't F: It's all right.
F: traffc a lot of much traffic. N: Very good. Remember the
a lot of traffic
Movie theaters. dialogue between Jeff and
There was a lot of traffic.
When I was a kid, there weren't Steven? Jeff is late. He apologizes
M: people a lot of people
many movie theaters. and makes an excuse. Steven
There were a lot of people.
Crime. accepts his excuse. Listen.
N: Good. Now listen. Pollution.
\Uhen I was a kid, there wasn't Sony I'm late, Steven.
JrEr:
M: There was a lot of pollution.
much crime. There was a lot of
N: Restaurants.
Apartment buildings. traffic.
F: There were a lot of restaurants.
When I was a kid, there weren't SrrvrN: No problem.
N: OK. Now you try it. Pollution.
many apartment buildings. N: Listen and repeat.
M: There was a lot of pollution.
N: Restaurants.
N: OK. One more. This time, say Jrrn: Sorry I'm late,
"When I was a baby." Readyl Steven.
F: There were a lot of restaurants.
Hair on my head. There was a lot of
N: Cars.
M: When I was a baby, there wasn't traffc.
M: There were a lot of cars.
much hair on my head. SrevEN: No problem.
N: Time.
N: By the way, hcir is an N: Now let's listen to some other
F: There was a lot of time'
uncountable noun in this dialogues. The first person
N: News.
sentence. ln the next dialogue, apologizes and makes an excuse
M: There was a lot of news.
it's a countable noun. Now listen The second person will accept
N: Sandwiches.
ro rhe dialogue. the apology. Listen and repeat.
F: There were a lot of sandwiches.
F: Oh, waiter. Excuse me, waiter. F: Sorry I'm late.
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There was a lot of traffc. M: There wasn't any time. JrEn: There was no
M: No problem. N: I have no information. excitement either.
F: I'm very sorry I'm late. F: I don't have any information. That's why I left.
I had a problem with my car. N: There were no people. SrEvrN: whv?
M: It's all right. M; There weren't any people. JrEr: For the money,
F: I'm sorry I have to leave early. N: We have no friends. the excitement,
I have an appointment. F: We don't have any friends. the glamour of
M; I understand. N: She has no family. Hollywood . . .
F: I'm sorry I didn't come to the M: She doesn't have any family. SruvrN: Why did you come
parry. N: They have no work. back?
I was sick. F: They don't have any work. Jnrr: There was a lot of traffic
M: Thatls all right. N: And now do it the other way. in Hollywood.
N: Now it's your tum. Apologize Use no in your sentences. Listen There was a lot of
because you have to leave early to the examples. I don't have pollution
for an appointment. Readyl Go. any news for you. and there wasn't any
M: I'm sorry I have to leave early. I M: I have no news for you. work.
have an appointment. N: OK? Now you do it. I don't have N: This is the end of Lesson Five.
N: That's all right. And now any news for you.
apologize because you didn't M: I have no news for you. BOOK FIYE, LESSON SIX
come to the party. Say you had a N: There weren't any cars on the
N: This is Lesson Six. Repeat.
headache. Readyl Go. street.
F: someone
F: I'm sorry I didn't come to the F: There were no cars on the street.
M: something
party. Ihadaheadache. N: We don't have any money to
F: no one
N: I understand. That's too bad. It give you.
M: nothing
was a great party. One more. M: We have no money to give you.
F: anyone
Apologize because you didn't call N: There wasn't any electricity rn
M: anyrhing
me. Say you lost my telephone the house.
N: OK. And now listen. There's
number. Ready? Go. F: There was no electricity in the
nothing in this box.
M: I'm sorry I didn't call you. I lost house.
M: Is there anything in that box?
your telephone number. N: OK. And now let's go back to
N: Now listen to this. There's no
N: It's OK. Let me give you my rhe dialogue between Jeff and
one in this room.
phone number again. It's 555- Steven. Listen.
F: Is there anyone in that room?
3298. Good. Now I'll apologize Jerr: When I was a kid here,
N: Now you make the question.
to you. I'll also make an excuse. there wasn't any traffic
Ready? There's nothing in this
Accept my apology. Ready? at all.
box.
Listen. I'm sorry I'm late. The SrrveN: There was no traffic,
trains were very crowded. and there was no
M: Is there anything in that box?
F: It's all right. pollution.

N: There's no one in this room.
N: And now another apology. I'm There was no

F: Is there anyone in that room?
JenE:
N: There's nothing in this car.
sony I didn't call you. I forgot. excitement either.
M: That's OK. That's why I left.
M: Is there anything in that car?
Whyl
N: There's no one in this house.
N: And one more. I'm very sorry. I SrpvEN:
F: Is there anyone in that housel
have to leave now. It's a great JErn: For the money, the
party, but I have to work excitement, the glamour
N: There's nothing in this drawer.
of Hollywood. . .
M: Is there anything in that drawer?
tomorrow.
I understand. SrrvrN: Why did you come
N: There's someone in this room.
F:
N: Well, thanks for everything. backl
F: Is there anyone in that rooml
Again, it was a wonderful party. There was a lot of traf6c

N: There's no money in this wallet.
Jrrr: M: Is there any money in that
Good night. in Hollywood. There
wallet?
Very good. Now listen. There was a lot of pollution
was no traffic. and there wasn't any
N: There's some water in this glass.
M: There wasn't any traffic. work.

F: Is there any water in that glassl
N: I have no money. Nr Now listen again and repeat each

N: Now repeat some new word
opposites. The man will say a
F: I don't have any money. line. Readyl
word. The woman will give the
N: Now make sentences with an1. Jrrr: When I was a kid here,
word that is opposite rn
There was no traffic. there wasn't any traffic
meaning. Ready?
M: There wasn't any traffic. at all.
N: I have no money. STEvEN: There was no traffc,
M: Inside.
F: I don't have any money. and there was ncr

F: Outside.
N: There was no time. pollution.

M: Uptown.
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Downtown. N: OK. Excellent. And now listen N: OKI Ready? Let's begin.
Over. t() this dialogue. Readyl I see something.
Under. F:: Shhh . . Someone is upstairs. M: I don't see anything.
Upstairs. M: No. Don't worry. No one is N: There's something in the corner.
Downstairs. upstairs. F: There isn't anything in the
Inner. F: Shhh . . . Something is outside. corner.
Outer. M: No. Don't wt'rry. Nothing is N: There's someone in the picture.
Upper. outside. M: There isn't anyone in the
Lower. N: Now listen and answer. picture.
How do you spell some of these F: Shhh . . . Someone is upstairs. N: It's something.
wordsl Say the letters out loud. M, No. Don't worry. No one is F: It isn't anything.
Readyl upstairs. N: I'm telling you there's something
M: Upstairs. U-p-s-t-a-i-r-s. F: Shhh . . . Something is outside. there.
Downstairs. D-o-w-n-s-t-a-i-r-s. M: No. Don't worry. Nothing is M: I'm telling you there isn't
Upper. U-p-p-e-r. outside. anything there.
Lower. L-o-w-e-r. F: Shhh . . . Someone is watching N: I see someone.
Inner. l-n-n-e-r. us, F: I don't see anyone.
Outer. O-u-t-e-r. M: No. Don't worry. No one ts N: Very good. And let's listen to a
N: Very good. Now you try a few' watching us. few expressions.
Listen to each word and say the F: Shhh . . . Something is moving F: Can't anyone help you with
opposite word. Inside. on the floor. these kids?
F: Outside. M: No. Don't worry. Nothing is N: What's an expression that means
N: Downtown. moving on the floor. "help"?
M: Uptown. N: Now listen to this dialogue. M: Give a hand.
N: Lower. ToNv: And look! N: Now listen and repeat.
F: Upper. DrRNa: I don't see anything. F: Can't anyone give you a hand
N: Downstairs. Torv: There, on Mr. Tare. with these kidsl
M: Upstairs. Something is on his hand. N: Listen.
N: Over. Draue: No. Nothing is on his hand. M: Jeff, are you ready?
F: Under. ToNv: It's something. I'm telling N: What's an expression that means
N: Inner. you something is there. "ready" I
M: Outer. DraNa: I don't see anything. F: All set.
N: Very good. Now listen. ToNv: Look closer, Diana. N: Now lister-r and repeat.
F: Hey! I have an idea. Let's go DreNa: Oh, my gosh. There is M: Jeff, are you all setl
downtown. something there. Tony, it's N: Listen.
M: Let's not. Ler's go uptown. a mark. It's ink. F: I'd like to take care of the baby.
N: Listen again and repeat. N: Now listen and repeat. N: What's an expression that means
F: Hey! I have an idea. ToNy: And look! "take care of"l
Let's go downtown. DraNa: I don't see anything. M: Look after.
M: Let's not. Let's go uptown. ToNv: There, on Mr. Tate. N: Now listen and repeat.
N: Now you'll hear the woman Something is on his hand. F: I like to look after the baby.
make a suggestion to yoz. You DraNa: No. Nothing is on his hand. N: Listen.
really don't like the idea. You ToNv: It's something. M: Let's continue our work.
don't want to do it, so you I'm telling you something is N: What's an expression that means
suggest the opposite. OKI Let's there. "continue" ?
try lt. DrnNe: I don't anything.

see F: Get on with.
F: Heyl I have an idea. Let's go Toxv: Look closer, Diana. N: Now listen and repeat.
downtown. DraNa: Oh, my gosh. M: Let's get on with our work.
M: Let's not. Let's go uptown. There is something there. N: This is the end of Lesson Six.
F: Heyl I have an idea. Let's eat Tony, it's a mark.
outside. It's a beautiful day. It's ink. BOOK FIVE, LESSON SEVEN
M: Let's not. Let's eat inside. N: Good. Now you hear .
N: Welcome to Lesson Seven.
F: Hey! I have an idea. Let's walk M: I see something.
Sorry about that. The air in
under the bridge. N: And you say .
this room is terrible today.
M: Let's not. Let's walk over the F: I don't see anything.
Excuse me again. Yes. Pollution
bridge. N: You hear . . .
isabig, big, problem. . . don't
F: Heyl I have an idea. Let's paint M: There's something in the corner.
you rhink? Listen to this.
the inner circle blue. N: And you say .
F: Many people are worried about
M: Let's not. Let's paint the outer F: There isn't anything in the
pollution. They're worried
circle blue. corner.
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about its effects on their health should pay for the problems N: He says people who pollute the
and on their children's health. they cause. beaches need to go to prison.
People have different oPinions N: Now listen to the statements F: True.
about what to do about it. and say if they are true or false. N: Very good. Now let's do some
N: And now listen to what this Correct the false statements. repetition. Listen and rePeat.
man says. The man thinks factories are a M: There's roo much pollution in
Ml, There's too much pollution in problem because they produce a the air today.
the air today. It's unhealthY to lot of pollution. It's unhealthy to live in a brg
live in a big city. Someone has F: True. crty.
to do something about air N: He thinks the government Dirty air is one of our biggest
pollution! doesn't need to control the problems, and it comes from
N: Now you will hear a few pollution that is produced by automobiles.
statements about what the man factories.
E. Facrories are rhe problem-
said. Say if they are true or F: False. He thinks the they cause a lot of pollution.
false. Ready? Be sure to correct government needs to control it. Water pollution is what worries
the false sentences. He thinks N: The govemment should pay for me the most.
there isn't enough pollution in the problem it causes. Sometimes, the water at the
the air today. F: False. The companies should beaches is too dirty to swim in.
F: False. He thinks there's too pay for the problems they N: Now turn to page 41 in your
much pollution in the air cause. book and look at the telephone
todaY. N: And now listen to another bill. Answer the questions.
N: He thinks no one has to do woman. Ready? Which section of the
anything about the problem' F7 Water pollution is what worries bill do you mail with your
F: False. He thinks someone has me the most. We have to stop payment? Do you send the
to do something about it. putting chlorine and other upper section or the lower
N: In the man's opinion, it's chemicals in our drinking section I
unhealthy to live in a big city. wateri F: The lower section.
F: True. N: Listen to the statements and N: And now, another question.
N: And now listen to this woman' answer true or false. Water Which bill was higher, the last
FI Dirty air is one of our biggest pollution is what worries the bill or the current bill?
problems, and it comes from woman the most. M: The last bill.
automobiles. We need to M: True. N: And another question. What's
reduce the number of cars on N: She thinks we have to put more the last day this bill can be
city streetsl chlorine in our drinking water' paidl ln other words, what is
N: Now listen to the statements M: False. She thinks we have to the due date?
and say if they are true or false. stop putting chlorine in our F: September 7th.
Correct the false statements. drinking water. N: What's the woman's last namel
She thinks air pollution is one N: She thinks chemicals pollute How do you spell itl
of our biggest problems. our drinking water. M: Monroe.M-o-n'r-o-e.
M: True. M: True. N: What's her account number?
N: She says factories are the N: And finally, listen to what this F: 7.-0-3 . . . 5.5.5 . . . 4'2'9'8.
biggest cause of air pollution. man has to say. N: Look at Amy's address. What is
M: False. She says automobiles are M3: I don't go to the beach CT]
the biggest cause of air anymore. The beaches are M: It's the short form for
pollution. polluted. Sometimes, the water Connecticut. Connecticut is a
N: She thinks we need to increase at the beaches is too dirty to state.
the number of cars on the swim in. We need to send N: Look at Amy's address again.
sreets, people who pollute the beaches What is 068301
M: False. She thinks we need to and oceans to prison! F: It's the zip code.
reduce the number of cars on N: Listen to the statements and N: OK, good. Now listen to this.
the streets. answer true or false. The man F: Your telephone bill is twenty-
N: And now listen to this man's goes to the beach every two eighty-three.
oplnlon, weekend. M: Let me confirm that number.
M2: Factories are the problem- F: False. He doesn't go to the It's twenty-two dollars and
they cause a lot ofpollution. I beach anymore. eighty-three cents.
think the government needs to N: He says the water at the beach N: Now you will hear some
control the pollution that is is too cold to swim in. amounts of money. You say,
produced by factories. They F, False. He says the water is too "Let me confirm that number."
should fine companies that dirty to swim in. Then you give each number
pollute the air. Companies again. Ready? Your total
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telephone bill is eighteen fifty- M: A-p-o-I-o-g-i-z-e. H-u-r-r- i-c-a-n-e.

three. N: What is the word that means Tornado. Tomado.
M: Let me confirm that number. very, very riredl T-o-r-n-a-d-o.
It's eighteen dollars and lifty- F: Exhausted. N: OK. Now what do these words
three cents. N: How do you spell exhaustedl. meanl Listen. Flood.
N: Your bus ticket is thirty-six F: E-x-h-a-u-s-t-e-d. M: What does flood mean?
nlnety. N: And one more question. What N: A flood is when there is warer
F: Let me confirm that number. is the word you use when a everywhere. There's water on the
It's thirty-six dollars and ninety lesson is finishedl You also see roads and in houses. This
cents. this word when a movie is over. happens sometimes when there's
N: Your bill comes to fourteen M: End. The End. too much rain.
6fty. N' How do you spell the word endl OK. Listen to the next word.
M: Let me confirm that number. M: E-n-d. Ask what it means. Readyl
It's fourteen dollars and fifty N: And guess whatl This is the Earthquake.
cents. end of Lesson Seven. It's over. F: What does earth4ttake mean!
N: Your plane ticket comes to two N: An earthquake is when the land
fifty nineteen. BOOK FIVE, TESSON EIGHT moves. Everything moves a lot.
F: Let me confirm that number. Sometimes the land opens and
It's two hundred 6fty dollars
N: This is Lesson Eight. For this
houses fall down.
and nineteen cents. Now the next word. Ask for the
paper and a pencil.
N: Your bill plus the tax is exactly meaning. Blizzard.
OK, listen. Just listen.
thirty-three thirty-three.
M: A Terrible Snowstorm
F: What does blizzard mean!
M: Let me confrm that number. N: A blizzard is a very big and long
Last winter, there was a terrible
It's thirty-three dollars and snowstorm. Sometimes there's a
snowstorm in Pleasantville, New
thirty-three cents. lot of wind.
York. The town had eight feet of
N: Your two round-trip tickets Hurricane.
snow. Everything in the town
come to three forty-five sixteen.
stopped. There weren't any cars
F: What does hunicane mean!
F: Let me confrm that number. N: A hurricane is a storm that
It's three hundred forty-five on the road, and there weren't
comes from the ocean. There's a
many people on the streets. Only
dollars and sixteen cents. lot of rain and wind. Many
a few businesses were open.
N: Your groceries are nineteen houses fall down. There can
There wasn't any mail delivery
seventy-eight. sometimes be a flood.
for a day. The telephone lines
M: Let me confirm that number. Tornado.
were down, so there was no
It's nineteen dollars and
telephone service. There wasn't
F: What does tomada mean!
seventy-eight cents.
any electricity. There were no
N: A tornado is a very strong wind
N: Very good. Now, let's review that goes around and around in a
some vocabulary words. Answer
lights or elevators working for
circle. It can break trees and
the questions. \Uhat do we call several hours.
houses that are in its way.
a person who can't wait?
After a day, the streets were
Now a few questions. What are
cleared off, and the traffic and
F: Impatient. the four seasons of the year?
services were back to normal.
N: And how do you spell impatient! M: Winter, spring, summer, and
F: I-m-p-a-t-i-e-n-t. N: Answer this question. What was
fall.
the big problem in the story you
N: And what do we call a person Repeat.
just heardl In other words, what
who is concerned about other winter spring summer fall
was there in Pleasantville last
peoplel He or she feels bad When is it very hot?
when something bad happens
winterl
In the summer.
to you.
A snowstorm.
When is it very cold?
Let's look at some new words.
M: Sympathetic. In the winter.
Let's talk about some other
N: How do you spell slmpathetic! When do flowers come?
problems in nature. Listen and
M: S.y.m-p-a-t-h-e-t-i-c. In the spring.
repeat. After you repeat two
N: What is the word for dirty air or And when do the plants diel
times, you will hear the spelling.
water? In the fall.
Then write the word down.
F: Pollution. Now listen. Snowstorms. . . last
Ready?
N: And how do you spell pollution'! wlnter.
F: P-o-l-l-u-t- i-o-n.
F: Flood. Flood. F-l-c-o-d.
Were there any snowstorms last
Earthquake. Earthquake.
N: And what is the word that wrnterl
E-a-r-t-h-q-u-a-k-e.
means you're sorry for
Blizzard. Blizzard.
N: Rain...yesterday.
something you didl
B-l-i-z-z-a-r-d.
F: Was there any rain yesterdayl
M: Apologize. N: OKI Now you try it. Listen and
Hurricane. Hurricane.
N: How do you spell aPologize!
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make the questions. Snowstorms J Ern: Nothing for me, M: What if I lose
a bookl
. . last winter. huh? F: Then you have to pay for it. We
M: Were there any snowstorms last Mns. BeNNerr: No, nothing. also have a few rules when you're
winterJ You don't live here in the library. You mustn't talk
N: Rain...yesterday. anymore. loudly. You mustn't smoke. You
F: Was there any rain yesterdayl \Vhy would anyone mustn't eat in the library.
N: Floods. . . lastspring. send mail to you M: OK. Thank you very much.
M: Were there any floods last here ? F: You're welcome.
springl Jrrr: I gave someone this N: Now practice saying these
N: Blizzards . . last winrer. address. sentences from the dialogue.
F: Were there any blizzards last Mns. BENNrrt: Who? Listen to the whole sentence
winterl JerE: Just a friend who once. Then repeat the parts that
N: Snow . . this moming. owes me money. you hear.
M: Was there any snow this N: Excellentl Well donel This is the M: I'm new in town, and I'd like to
moming? end of Lesson Eight. get a library card.
N: Hurricanes. . . lastsummer. N: Now repeat.
F: Were there any hurricanes last BOOK FIVE, LESSON NINE M: I'm new in town
summer. and I'd like to get
N: This is Lesson Nine. Listen to
N: Tornadoes. . . lastfall. a library card.
the dialogue. This is a
M: Were there any tomadoes last N: Listen.
conversation in a library.
fall? M: \i(/hat do I have to do?
M: Excuse me. I'm new in town,
N:
N: Earthquakes . last year. Repeat.
and I'd like to get a library card.
F: Were there any earthquakes last M: What do I have to do?
What do I have to do?
year? N: Pay special attention to the
F: First you must show me
pronunciation of haqte to. Repeat.
N: Very good. Let's do something
something with your address.
different now. Do you remember M: have to have to do
M: Here's my telephone bill. Do I
the dialogue between Jeff and his
have to show you anything else?
mother! Listen to it again. N: Now continue. Listen to the
F: No. That's all I have ro see.
sentence the first time and repeat
JrEn: Was there any mail
M: How much does the library card
for mel it the second time.
cost/
Mns. BerNrrr: There wasn't F: First you must show me
F: You don't have to pay anything.
anything for you. something with your address.
M: What if I retum a book latel
There were two bills First you must show me
F: Then you have to pay a fine. The
and a magazine for something with your address.
fine is fifty cents a day. Also, you
me. But there was M: Do I have to show you
mustn't write in the books.
no mail for you. anything else.
M: What if I lose a bookl
Jrrr: Nothing for me, Do I have to show you
F: Then you must pay for it. We
huh? anything else?
also have a few rules when you're
Mns. BrNNrrr: No, nothing. You Do I have to show you anything
in the library. You mustn't talk
don't live here else ?
loudly. You mustn't smoke. You

anymore. Why F: No. That's all I have to see.
mustn't eat in the library.
would anyone send No. That's all
M: OK. Thank vou very much.
mail to you herel I have to see.
F: You're welcome.
Jrrr: I gave someone this No. That's all I have to see.
N: Listen to the dialogue again.
address. M: How much does the library card
M: Excuse me. I'm new in town,
Mns. BrNwrrr: Who?
and I'd like to get a library card.
cost?
Jerr: Just a friend who How much

owes me money. does the library card
F: First you must show me
N: Now repeat the dialogue one cost?
something with your address.
more time. OKI Let's go. How much does the library card
M: Here's my telephone bill. Do I
Jrrr: Was there any mail
have to show you anything else?
costl
for me?
F: No. That's all I have to see.
Mns. Bnr.rxprr: There wasn't You don't have to pay
M: How much does the library card
anyrhing.
anything for you.
cost?
There were two bills You don't have to pay anything.
M: What if I retum a book latel
and a magazine for
M: \Yy'hat if I retum a book late?
What if
me.
But there was ncr
F: Then you have to pay a fine. The
I retum a book latel
6ne is fifty cents a day. Also, you
mail for you. What if I retum a book late?
mustn't write in the books.
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F' Then you have to pay a 6ne. F: You must stop. BOOK FIVE, TESSON TEN
Then you have to pay N: It's prohibited to make noise.
a fine. M: You mustn't make noise.
N: Hello again. This is Lesson Ten.
First we're going to review
Then you have to pay a fine. N: It's necessary to be careful.
auxiliary verbs. We'll begin with
Also, you mustn't write in the F: You must be careful.
this sentence.
books. N: It's prohibited to play with those
F: I have to go.
Also, you mustn't write photos.
N: Listen and repeat that sentence
in the books. M: You mustn't play with those
slowly.
Also, you mustn't write in the photos.
F: I have to go.
books. N: Goodl Now tell what things are
N: And now a little more quickly.
You mustn't talk loudly. necessary for Mary Beth to do
F: I have to go.
You mustn't talk loudly. and what things aren't necessary
N: Now let's make some sentences.
You mustn't talk loudly. for Mary Beth to do. Listen to
say, "Must." And you say .
You mustn't smoke. the examples. It's necessary for
F: must go.
You mustn't smoke. Mary Beth to do that.
N: say, "Should." And you
You mustn't eat in the library. M: Mary Beth has to do that.
say '
You mustn't eat in the library. N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth
M: I should go.
You mustn't eat in the library. to do that.
N: Ready? Let's begin. Must.
N: Very good. Now, let me ask you F: Mary Beth doesn't have to do
F: I must go.
a few questions about the that.
N: Should.
dialogue. What does the man in N: OK. Now you do it. Remember,
M: I should go.
the dialogue have to do to get a use has to or doesn't have to. It's
N: Want to.
library card? necessary for Mary Beth to do
F: I want to go.
F: He has to show something with that.
N: He.
his address. M: Mary Beth has to do that. He wants to go.
M:
N: Goodl Does he have to pay for N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth N: Did you change wanc to wants!
the library card? to do that.
Very good! Must.
F: No. He doesn't have to pay F: Mary Beth doesn't have to do
F: He must go.
anything. that.
N: Can.
N: Right. What does he have to do N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to
M: He can go.
if he returns a book latel work late.
N: Is going to.
F: He has to pay a fine. M: Mary Beth has to work late.
F: He's going to go.
N: What mustn't he do to the N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth
N: To the store.
books? to work late.
M: He's going to go to the store.
F: He mustn't write in the books. F: Mary Beth doesn't have to work
N: Has to.
N: What three things are prohibited late.
F: He has to go to the store.
in the library? N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to
N: They.
F, You mustn't talk loudly. You finish the show.
M: They have to go to the store.
mustn't smoke. You mustn't eat M: Mary Beth has to linish the
N: Very goodl Wasn't that funl
in the library. show.
Let's also review question forms
N: Now let's practice some N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth
in the same way. First repeat the
sentences about things that are to finish the show.
question. Do you study Englisht
necessary or things that are F: Mary Beth doesn't have to linish
Now change the question with
prohibited. Use must or mustn't the show.
the words I give you. I say, "Do
to express these ideas, as in these N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to
you study Englishl She." And
examples. It's necessary to be a get a baby-sitter.
you say .
good boy. M: has to get a baby-
M: Does she study Englishl
F: You must be a good boy. Y:I.U.rn
N: Ready? Let's begin. Do you study
N: It's prohibited to run around. N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth
English? She.
M: You mustn't run around. to get a baby-sitter.
Does she study English?
N: Now you try it. It's necessary to F: Mary Beth doesn't have to get a
Should.
be a good boy. baby-sitter.
Should she study Englishl
F: You must be a good boy. N: It's necessary for Mary Beth to
Can.
N: It's prohibited to run around. huatl'.
Can she study English?
M: You mustn't run around. M: Mary Beth has to hurry.
Want to.
N: It's prohibited to talk loudly. N: It isn't necessary for Mary Beth
Does she want to study English?
F: You mustn't talk loudly. to hurry.
You.
N: It's prohibited to touch anything. F: Mary Beth doesn't have to hurry.
Do you want to study Englishl
M: You mustn't touch anything. N: Excellentl That's the end of
Have to.
N: It's necessary to stop. Lesson Nine. See you next time.
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F: Do you have to study English? F: I'm going to have a heart attackl and write it down. Do you have
N: He. N: Get in shape. your paper and pencil readyl
M: Does he have to study Englishl M: You'd better get in shape. Listen and write.
N: Excellentl Now listen to shoull, F: All my clothes are too tight. M: When you park a car
hoAbetter, andhaue to in this N: Go on a diet. in an American city,
dialogue. Remember rhat had M: You'd better go on a diet. you should read
better is used to give someone F: Someone stole my pursel the parking signs.
very strong advice or a warning. N: Call the police. N: Listen one more time.
It's a stronger way to say shoald. M: You'd better call the police. M: When you park a car . rn an
Buc it isn't quite as strong as haue F: I'm late. I'm going to miss the Americancity, . . . you should
to. beginning of the show. read . . the parking signs.
Mtrr: Come on, Charles. N: Take a taxi. N: Did you write it all down? Did
CHanr-rs: Hey, wait a minute. Slow M' You'd better rake a taxi. you put a comma after citl and a
down, This isn't the big F: I feel dizzy. period at the end of the
time. N: Sit down. sentence? Good.
Mtxr: Hey, maybe you should M: You'd better sit dowrr. Now let's do the second
take a break. F: I'm tired. sentence. Do not write yet. Just
CxaRrEs: No, I'm OK. N: Get more sleep. listen and repeat.
Mrxr: Are you sure you're OK? M: You'd better get more sleep. M: City police
Hey, you'd better sit F: I'm really fat. give people parking tickets
down. N: Lose some weight. or tow cars away
CnaRlrs: Yeah. I'm a little dizzy. I M: You'd better lose some weight. for illegal parking.
have to stop for a minute. F: The kitchen is really dirty. N: Now listen and write.
Mtxp: You know, Charles, you N: Clean it up. M: City police
should start taking better M: You'd better clean it up. give people parking tickets
care of yourself. F: All this exercise makes me or tow cars away
Cnanr-Es Yeah, yeah. thirsty. for illegal parking.
Mrre: No. Look. I'm your friend N: Drink some water. N: Listen one more time.
and I can tell you. You'd M: You'd better drink some water. M: Citypolice. . . givepeople
better get in shape, or N: Well donel That's the end of parking tickets . or tow cars
you're going to have a Lesson Ten. away . . for illegal parking.
heart attack. Very good. Now the third
CHaRlrs: Yeah, maybe you're right BOOK FIVE, LESSON ELEVEN sentence. Don't write; just listen
Maybe I should get in and repeat.
shape.
N: This is Lesson Eleven. For this
M: If your car is towed,
lesson, you need a piece of paper
N: Notice how the characters you have to pay a fine
and a pencil.
pronounce hadbetter. Ifwe use and the cost for towing it.
OK. Listen to these sentences \T
pronouns, we make a Listen to the sentence and write
from the reading.
contraction. Repeat. it this time.
M: You'd better sit down. Just listen. Ready? M: If your car is towed,
I'd better sit down.
M: Parking in American Cities
you have to pay a fine
\7hen you park your car ln an
He'd better sit down. and the cost for towing it.
American city, you should read
We'd better sit down. N: Listen one more time.
the parking signs. City police
They'd better sit down. M: Ifyour car is towed, . you
give people parking tickets or
N: Now, listen to these people and have to pay a fine . . . and the
tow cars away for illegal parking.
their problems or situations. cost for towing it.
If your car is towed, you have to
Give them advice using hadbetter N: Put a comma after towed.
pay a line andrhe cost for towing
and the verb phrase that I give The word and should be
you. Here's an example.
it. Be careful not to park near
underlined in that sentence ro
fire hydrants, bus stops,
F: I have a terrible toothache. show rhat it is emphasized in
driveways, and corners at
N: Go to the dentist. speaking.
intersections. And remember
M: You'd better go to the dentist. Let's continue with the fourth
this: It's always illegal to park on
N: All rightl Do you understand? sentence. Listen and repeat.
a sidewalk.
Try it. M: Be careful not to park
F: I have a terrible toorhache.
N: Now listen and repeat.
near fire hydrants,
N: Go to the dentist.
M: \?hen you park a car
bus stops, driveways,
in an American city,
M: You'd better go to the dentist. and comers at intersections.
you should read
F: I have a headache. N: Now listen and write.
the parking signs.
N: Take some aspirin. M: Be careful not to park
M: You'd better take some aspirin.
N' Now listen to the sentence again
near 6re hydrants,
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bus stops, driveways, M: driveway driveways N: Do not play your radio on the
and comers at intersections. F: fire hydrant
fire hydrants bus.
N: And listen again. M: intersection intersections F: Not.
M: Be careful not to park . near F: parking ticket parking tickets N: There are no alcoholic beverages
fire hydrants, . bus stops, M: alcoholic beverage served in this restaurant.
.. . driveways,. . . andcorners alcoholic beverages M: No.
at intersections. N: Pay special attention to this N: How did you do? Did you notice
N: Hydrants is spelled word. You can't just put an S the difference between no and
h-y-d-r-a-n-t-s. sound at the end. You have to not? Now listen and repeat.
Inter sections is spel led add a syllable, which sounds like F: No smoking. Do not park here.
i- n- t-e-r-s-e- c - t- i -o-n-s. IZ ([rz]). Listen. No left turn. Do not trespass.
Put commas after hydranrs, stoPs, F: beverage . beverages M: No pets.
and driueway. N: Now repeat. No alcoholic beverages.
Now the last sentence. Listen F: beverage beverages You cannot park on a sidewalk.
and repeat. N: All of those words are nouns, N: Very goodl That's the end of
M: And remember this: and by adding the letter s you Lesson Eleven.
It's always illegal make them plural. Listen and say
to park on a sidewalk. whether the nouns are singular BOOK FIVE, LESSON TWELVE
N: Good. Now write it down. or plural. It's always illegal to
N: This is Lesson Twelve. Listen to
M: And remember this: park on a sidewalk.
rhis dialogue.
It's always illegal M: Singular.
You look great.
to park on a sidewalk. N: He parked his car in the Jrnn:
Ar,av: Well, thank you. I feel pretty
N: You need to put a colon after the driveway.
great.
word chis. A colon is two periods, F: Singular.
So where are we goingl
one above the other. You also N: Be careful not to park near 6re Jrrr:
Ar'av: You'd better not ask too many
need to capitalize Ir. Listen once hydrants.
questions, or you'll ruin mY
again. Plural.
surpnse.
M: And remember this: ... It's Parking near corners at
N: In Lesson Four, we practiced the
always illegal .. . to park on a intersections is illegal.
pronunciation of the letter t in
sidewalk. Plural.
the middle of the words matter
N: Excellentl The dictation is If you get a parking ticket, you
and gerting. The letter I sounds
6nished. You can check your have to pay a fine.
more like a D sound. Listen to
answers on page 62 in your book. Singular.
these words from the dialogue:
Take your time and check your No alcoholic beverages.
pretty, better. Now listen and
spelling carefully. Plural.
repeat.
Now we're going to practice the Good. Listen carefully to these
pretty better
pronunciation of some of the sentences. If you hear "n61-
Try a few more examples. Listen
new words in the lesson. Listen n-o-t" in the sentence, say
and repeat.
carefully and repeat. "not. "
"no-n-o," bottom bottom
F: sidewalk sidewalk If you hear say
litter litter
M: driveway driveway no.
baby-sitter baby-sitter
F: 6re hydrant frre hydrant You cannot park here.
putting putting
M: intersection intersection M: Not.
N: letter letter
F: parking ticket parking ticket This is a no-smoking section.
We pronounce a double t like a
M: tow tow F: No.
D sound, and we pronounce a
F: legal legal N: There are no pets allowed in this
single r in the middle of words
M: illegal illegal building.
the same way: Rita, city. Listen
F: vary vary M: No.
and repeat.
M: temporarily temporarily N: Customers should not bring food
F: Rita Rita
F: trespassing trespassing or drinks into the store.
M: city city
M: alcoholic alcoholic F: Not.
F; photo photo
F: beverage beverage N: There is a "No Left Tum" sign at
M: eating eating
M: alcoholic beverage that intersection.
F: electricity electricity
alcoholic beverage M: No.
M: meeting meeting
N: Great! Now let's add an S sound N: Be careful not to trespass on
N: Now practice these words in
to some of these words. First, pnvate property.
sentences. Listen and repeat.
listen to the difference: sidewalk F: Not.
M: I feel pretty great.
. . . sidewalks. Now listen and N: You must not enter through the
I feel pretty great.
repeat. exlt.
F: sidewalk sidewalks M: Not.
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F: you'd better not ask N: Number Six. You'd better not for information. What is the
too many questions smoke too many cigarettes. correct sentence?
You'd better not ask too many You'd better not smoke too many M: We'd better ask for information.
questlons, cigarettes. N: Listen and repeat.
M: put your name F: Right. M: We'd better ask for information.
on the bottom of the paper N; Number Seven. Mary Beth has \Ve'd better ask for information.
Put your name on the bottom of to hire a baby-sitter. Mary Beth N: Number Eleven. You should to
the paper. has to hire a baby-sitter. stay home. What is the correct
F: Do not litter. Do not litter. F: Right. sentence I
M: I'm your baby-sitter. N: Number Eight. He has to retum M: You should stal home.
I'm your baby-sitter. the book to the library. He has N: Listen and repeat.
F: No eating. No eating. to retum the book to the library. M: You should stay home.
M: you mustn't play F: Right. You should stay home.
with those photos N: Number Nine. You'd better no N: All right. That was good work.
You mustnit play with those drive so fast. You'd better nc, That's the end of Lesson Twelve.
photos. drive so fast.
F: There's no electricity. F: Wrong. BOOK FIVE, LESSON THIRTEEN
There's no electricity. N: Number Ten. We'd better to ask
N: This is Lesson Thirteen. For this
M: we have a meeting for information. We'd better to
at nine o'clock ask for information.
paper and a pencil.
We have a meeting at nine F: \7rong.
First listen and repeat.
o'clock. N: Number Eleven. You should to
F: Let's do something.
F: parking in big cities stay home. You should to stay
M: Let's sit down.
is never easy home.
F: Let's go over the facts.
Parking in big cities is never F: \frong.
M: Let's think about the problem.
easy. N: How did you dol OK, now let's
F: Let's see.
N: Very good. Now let's see if you go back and correct the wrong
M: Let's take a look.
can hear the difference berween sentences.
F: Let's go.
correct and incorrect sentences. Number Two. She don't have to
M: Let's watch television.
You'll hear a sentence read go. What is the correct
F: Let's eat here.
twice. If it's correct, say "Right." sentence?
M: Let's stop for a minute.
If it's incorrect, say "\frong." M: She doesn'r have to go.
N: Good. Now you'll hear a
For example, I say, "He should N: Listen and repeat.
suggestion. Disagree with it by
get in shape. He should get in M: She doesn't have to go.
using lzt's not. Here's an
shape." And you say . She doesn't have to go.
example. Let's play a game.
F: Right. N: Number Four. We no can stay
M: Let's not play a game.
N: I say, "She don't have to go. She here. What is the correct
N: OK? Now you do it. Let's play a
don't have to go." And you sentence?
game.
say M: We cannot stay here.
M: Wrong.
.
N: Or, we can't stay here. Listen

M: Let's not play a game.
N: Let's take a break.
N: Readyl Let's begin. Number and repeat.
M: Let's not take a break.
One. He should get in shape. He M: We cannot stay here.
rVe can't stay here. N: Let's get together next weekend.
should get in shape.
M: Let's not get together next
F: Right. We cannot stay here.
weekend.
N: Number Two. She don't have to We can't stay here.
N: Let's go over the facts.
go. She don't have to go. N: Number Five. You mustn't
swimming here. What is the
M: Let's not go over the facts.
F: Wrong.
N: Let's do this exercise.
N: Number Three. The sign says, correct sentencel
"No parking after 7:00 p.r'4." The M: You mustn't strim here.
M: Let's not do this exercise.
N: Let's discuss the case.
sign says, "No parking after 7:00 N: Listen and repeat.
" M: You mustn't swim here.
M: Let's not discuss the case.
P. t*'t.
You mustn't swim here.

N: Let's correct all the mistakes.
F: Right.
N: Number Nine. You'd better no
M: Let's not correct all the mistakes.
N: Number Four. We no can stay
drive so fast. What is the correct
N: Let's sit down.
here. We no can stay here.
M: Let's not sit down.
F: \7rong. sentence
M:
?
You'd better not drive so fast.

N: Let's try that again.
N: Number Five. You mustn't
N: M: Let's not try that agaln.
swimming here. You mustn't Listen and repeat.
swimming here. M: You'd better not drive so fast.
N: Let's work on this.
F: Wrong. You'd better not drive so fast.

M, Let's not work on this.
N: Number Ten. We'd better to ask
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t\: Very good. Now, change each of M: Thrilled. T-h-r-i-l-l-e-d. N: \?hich word is the opposite of
these sentences from a staremenr Thrilled. weak!
withshor,lld to a question with Nl Number Two. F: Strong.
Why don't. Listen to the M: Cheap. C-h-e-a-p. Cheap. N: What's the opposite of pretty!
example. N: Number Three. F: Ugly.
M: We should go to the movies. M: Cloudy. C-l-o-u-d-y. N: Which word is the opposite of
F: Why don't we go to the moviesl Cloudy. boring!
N: Do you understand? Remember N: Number Four. F: Interesting.
to listen carefully for the subject M: Wonderful. W-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-1. N: OK. Find a word that means the
pronoun-I, you, he, she, we, or Wonderful. opposite of seious.
they-and use the same one in N; Number Five. F: Funny.
your sentence. Ready? Let's M: Wonied. \7-o-r-r-i-e-d. N: Can you find the word that's the
begin. We should go to the Worried. opposite of clean!
movies. N: Number Six. F: Dirty.
F: Why don't we go to the moviesl M: Ugly. U-g-l-y. Ugly. N: What word is the opposite of
N: We should eat something. N: Number Seven. single!
F: Why don't we eat something? M: Tired. T-i-r.e-d. Tired. Married.
N: You should ask the police officer N: Number Eight. And what's the same as fanwtic!
for help. M: Awful. A-w-f-u-l. Awful. Wonderful.
Why don't you ask the police N: Number Nine. Which word is the same as
offcer for helpl M: Dirty. D-i-r-t-y. Dirty. exhaustedl.
N: They should park in the garage. N: Number Ten. Tired.
F: Why don't they park in the M: Attractive. Which word is the opposite of
garage I A-t- t- r- a-c - t- i- v-e. sunnyT
N: He should rest for a while. Attractive. Cloudy.
F: \fhy doesn't he rest for a whilel N: Number Eleven. And the last one. What's the
N: Careful with that one. Did you M: Manied. M-a-r-r-i-e-d same as scaredJ
say "Why doesn't he rest for a Married. Afraid.
while?" Very good. Continue. I N: Number Twelve. So, how did you dol You sure
should tell you the facts. M: Funny. F-u-n-n-y. have leamed a lot of wordsl Keep
F: Why don't I tell you the factsl Funny. up the good workl That's the end
N: They should go to the museum. N: Number Thirteen. of Lesson Thirteen.
F: Why don't they go to the M: Afraid. A-f-r-a-i-d.
museum? Afraid. BOOK FIVE, TESSON FOURTEEN
N: She should check her answers. N: Number Fourteen. N: Hello againl This is Lesson
F: Why doesn't she check her M: Strong.S.t.r-o-n-g. Fourteen. Answer some
answers I Strong. questions using could. Listen to
N: You should write down all the N: Number Fifteen.
this example.
information. M: Interesting. F: Where's my hat? Is it in the
F: Why don't you write down all I-n- t-e -r-e -s- t- i-n-g.
bedrooml
the informationl Interesting. M: It could be in the bedroom.
N: We should pay for the sweater N: Now answer each of these N: All rightl Let's try it. Where's
now. questions with a word from the
my hat? Is it in the bedrooml
F: Why don't we pay for the dictation. Listen to the M: It could be in the bedroom.
sweater nowl examples. What's the same as
N: I can't find my book. Is it on the
N: I should cook dinner. ight deskl
F: Why don't I cook dinner? F: Correct. M: It could be on the desk.
N: OK! Why don't we do some N: Which word means the opposite N: Who's at the door? Is it Robertl
vocabulary review nowl Take out of expensiue'! M: It could be Robert.
a piece of paper and a pencil and F: Cheap. N: Is this vase worth a lot of moneyl
get ready for a dictation. First, N: Let's begin. What's the same as M: It could be worth a lot of money.
listen to the word and write it ight! N: Should we work on it ourselves?
down. Then listen to the spelling F: Correct. M: \7e could work on it ourselves.
to check what you wrote. N: Which word means the opposite N: There's no name on this letter. Is
Finally, listen to the word again of experxive'!
it from Susan?
and repeat it. Here's an example. F: Cheap. M: It could be from Susan.
M: Correct. C-o-r-r-e-c-r. N: What's the same asterrible! N: Do you think you're wrong?
Correct. F: Awful. M: I could be wrong.
N: Correct. Let's begin. Number N: What's the same good-boking'l
N: Is this the train to Washinetonl
^s
One. F: Attractive.
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AUDIO SCRIPT
M: It could be the train to F: We could hide the key, couldn't N: Now compare the two
Washington. we? pronunciations. Repeat.
N: Is the post office closed now? N: The treaty is worth a fortune. F: rhis think
M: It could be closed. F: The treaty is worth a fortune, M: that thank
N: Goodl Now answer the following isn't it? F: then thin
questions with No and couldn't. N: I should turn on the light. N: Repeat.
Listen to the example. F: I should turn on the light, F: these these old documents
F: Is this painting worth a lot? shouldn't I? are all these old documents
M: No. It couldn't be worth a lot. N: Philip Tate is the killer. Are all these old documents
N: OK, now you do it. ls this F: Philip Tate is the killer, isn't hel worth moneyl
painting worth a lot? N: These couldn't be the clue. M: others the others
F: No. It couldn't be worth a lot. F: These couldn't be the clue, could than the others
N: Are these documents a cluel they? worth more than the others
F: No. They couldn't be a clue. N: You aren't sure. Could this treaty be worth more
N: Is that Mary's husband? F: You aren't sure, are you? than the othersl
F: No. It couldn't be Mary's N: This isn't the Stamford Treaty. F: think but I think
husband. F: This isn't the Stamford Treaty, is but I think there's
N: Are these our seats? ltl But I think there's a connection
F: No. They couldn't be our seats. N: He doesn't have an idea. N: That's the end of Lesson
N: Is the treaty in the drawerl F: He doesn't have an idea, does Fourteen.
F: No. It couldn't be in the drawer. hel
N: Is Diana the killer? N: That was easy, wasn't it? Now BOOK FIVE, LESSON FIFTEEN
F: No. She couldn't be the killer' listen.
N: This is Lesson Fifteen. We're
N: Very goodl Now listen. ToNv: It's worth a fortune. Are all
going to practice saying some
Touv: These couldn't be the clue, these old documents worth
words from this lesson. Listen
could theyl What are these, moneyl
and repeat.
anyway? DrnNa; Yes.
F: channel channel
DrRNe: They're the oldest ToNv: Could this treaty be worth
What channel is it on?
documents in Stamford. more than the othersl A lot
What channel is it onl
N: Listen and repeat. morel
M: conclusion conclusion
M: These couldn't be the clue, DteNa: Oh, yes.
When can you watch the
could they? ToNv: I could be wrong, but I
conclusionl
These couldn't be the clue, think there's a connection '\iilhen
can you watch the
could theyl between the Stamford
conclusion?
N: This kind of question is called a Treaty and the killer. This
F: murder murder
"tag question." It's very easy to could be a clue.
"Murder at Midnight"
do, but you have to PaY N: The letters th can be pronounced
"Murder at Midnight"
attention to the verbs. in two different ways. Listen to
M: solve solve
Listen to these examples: This the voiced TH sound ([e]) in
We can help solve the murder.
couldn't be the clue (negative), these words.
We can help solve the murder.
could it (affirmative)l F: rhis this
F: museum museum
This could be the clue M: these these He called from the museum.
(affirmative), couldn't it F: others others He called from the museum.
(negative) ? N: Now repeat.
M: meant meant
Now, after you hear the F: this rhis
He meant Mr. Tate.
statement, add the correct tag M: these these
He meant Mr. Tate.
question. Here's an examPle. I F: others others
F: heard heard
say, "He should call the police." M: the the
argument argument
And you say . the others the others
I heard an argument
He should call the police, than the others than the others
I heard an argument.
shouldn't hel N: Now listen to the unvoiced TH
M: drawer drawer
N: OK. Here we go. He should call sound([e]) in these words.
There's a clue in the drawer.
the police. F: think think There's a clue in the drawer.
F: He should call the police, M: worth worth
F: worth worth
shouldn't he? N: Now repeat.
fortune fortune
N: You can meet me at the F: think think
It's worth a fortune.
museum. M: worth worth
It's worth a fortune.
F: You can meet me at the worth a fortune
N: OK! Very good. Now open your
museum, can't you? It's worth a fortune.
books and look at the TV
N: We could hide the key.
l3l
AUDIO SCR,IPT
program guide on page 87. N: I say, "The shows are on TV in N: It was signed with a different
Answer the questions with the evening." And you say . mark.
complete sentences. What day of M: Right. The shows are on TV in F: Was it signed with a different
the week are these shows on TVI the evening. markl
F: They're on TV on Friday. N: Ready? Let's go. The shows are N: There's a clue in the document
N: When are the shows on TV, in on TV at Friday. drawer.
the moming or in the evening? M: Wrong. The shows are on TV on F: Is there a clue in the document
F: They're on TV in the evening. Friday. drawer?
N: What time does "Murder at N: The shows are on TV in the N: The police should do more ro
Midnight" end? evening. solve the murder.
F: It ends at ten o'clock. M: Right. The shows are on TV in F: Should the police do more ro
N: What time does Saperman IV the evening. solve the murder?
begin? N: What time does "Murder in N: Diana screamed when rhe lights
F: It begins at nine o'clock. Midnight" end! went out.
N: How long is the "Wonderful M: Wrong. What times does F: Did Diana scream when the
World of Disney"l "Murder at Midnight" endl lights went outl
F: It's on for one hour, from eight N: Superman IV begins in nine N: Philip knows Victor Chapman.
to nine. o'clock. F: Does Philip know Victor
N: On what channel can you watch M: Wrong. Superman IV begins ar Chapman?
a baseball gamel nine o'clock. N: Goodl Now change these
F: You can watch one on Channel N: It's on for an hour and a half. sentences from affirmative to
5. M: Right. It's on for an hour and a negative. Listen to this example.
N: What channel can you watch half. F: "Murphy Brown" is on at nine
"Garfield" onl N: You can watch a baseball game o'clock.
F: You can watch it on Channel 2. in Channel 5. M: "Murphy Brown" isn't on at nine
N: What show is on Channel 4 M: Wrong. You can watch a baseball o'clock.
immediately before "Murder at game on Channel 5. N: All rightl Here's the first
Midnight"l N: "Murphy Brown" is on before sentence. "Murphy Brown" is on
"Murphy Brown" is on before "Murder at Midnight." at nine o'clock.
"Murder at Midnight. " M: Right. "Murphy Brown" is on M: "Murphy Brown" isn't on at nine
N: Excellent! Would you like to try before "Murder ar Midnighr." o'clock.
a few more questions? Listen N: It's on from eight thirty ro nine. N: These shows are on TV on
carefully and look at the TV M: Right. It's on from eight thirty to Saturday.
program guide to find the ntne. M: These shows aren't on TV on
answers. When is "L.A. Law" N: Now listen and repeat. Saturday.
onl F: on TV on TV N: "Cheers" ends at nine thirty.
F: It's on from eight thirty to nrne M: in the morning in the morning M: "Cheers" doesn't end at nine
thirty. F: at ten o'clock at ten o'clock thirty.
N: What movie is on Channel 13 at M: from eight to nine N: You can watchCasablancaon
nine o'clockl from eight to nine Channel 9.
Casoblanca is on Channel 13 at F: for an hour for an hour M: You can't watch Casablanca on
nine o'clock. M: on Friday on Friday Channel 9.
N: On what channel can you watch N: Very good. Change these N: "Garfield" is on for an hour.
news at ten o'clockl sentences to questions. Listen to M: "Garfield" isn't on for an hour.
F: You can watch news on Channel this example. N: "Tonight" is on in the morning.
4 and Channel 5. M: Diana heard a noise. M: "Tonight" isn't on in the
N: What times does "Wheel of F: Did Diana hear a noisel moming.
Fortune" endl N: OK. Now you do it. Diana heard N: "Kate and Allie" begins ar seven
F: It ends at eight o'clock. a noise. o'clock.
N: What show is on Channel 7 after F: Did Diana hear a noise? M: "Kate and Allie" doesn't begin at
"L.A. Law"l N: The noise came from the garden. seven o'clock.
F: "Cheers" is on after "L.A. Law." F: Did the noise come from the N: You can watch the news at eight
N: That's very goodl Now listen to gardenl thirty.
these sentences and say if all the N: Tony thinks thar rhe Stamford M: You can't watch the news at
prepositions are right or wrong. Treaty is a clue. eight thirty.
Here's an example. I say, "The F: Does Tony think rhar the N: Very good! That's the end of
shows are on TV at Friday." And Stamford Treaty is a cluel Lesson Fifteen. See you next
you say . N: They can help solve the murder. time.
M: \Vrong. The shows are on TV on F: Can they help solve the murder?
Friday.
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AUDIO SCRIPT
BOOK FIVE, LESSON SIXTEEN M: Victor Chapman is F: He gave everything to the

an art dealer. museum.
N: Welcome back. This is Lesson
Victor Chapman is an art dealer N: Did Tony take a picture of the
Sixteen. Complete these
N: Complete this sentence. treaty or of the museuml
sentences. First listen to the
F: He wants to buy . . . M: He took a picture of the treaty.
example.
M: Indian objects. N: Did Tony leave the museum or
F: Diana and Tony decided to help
N: Now repeat. the school?
solve .. .
F: Indian objects. F: He left the museum.
M: The murder.
He wants to buy lndian objects. N: Who heard a noise, Diana or
N: Now repeat.
N: Next sentence. Tony?
F: Diana and Tony
M: Tony rhinks the treaty in the M: Diana heard a noise.
decided to help solve
drawer is . N: Did she see a stranger in the
the murder.
F: A fake. hallway or in the hospitall
N: OK, ready? Complete this
N: Now repeat the sentence. She saw a stranger in the
sentence.
M: Tony thinks the treaty hallway.
M: Tony took a picture of .
in the drawer is a fake. N: Did the lights go on or off?
F: The Stamford Treaty.
Tony thinks the treaty M: They went off.
N: Now repeat.
in the drawer is a fake. N: Did Philip steal rhe treary or the
M: Tony took a picture of
Tony thinks the treaty in the Indian objects?
the Stamford Treaty.
drawer is a fake. F: He stole the treaty.
Tony took a picture of the
N: Complete this sentence. N: Did he put a real document or a
Stamford Treaty.
F: On the night of the murder, fake in the drawer?
N: OK. Complete the sentence.
Philip Tate was . M: He put a fake in the drawer.
F: The treaty is worth .
M: At home. N: OKI Very good. Finally, let's go
M: A fortune.
N: Goodl Repeat. over some of the auxiliaries
N: Now repeat.
F: On the night of the murder, you've leamed in the last few
F: The treaty is worth a fortune.
Philip Tate was at home. lessons. First, let's review what
The treaty is worth a fortune.
On the night of the murder, each of the auxiliaries means.
N: Complete this sentence.
Philip Tate was at home. Listen and repeat.
M: Tony thought there was a
On the night of the murder, M: Should means "to advise."
connection between the treaty
Philip Tate was at home. Musr means "it's necessary."
and. . .
N: Excellent! Now we're going to Mustn't means "it's prohibited."
F: The killer.
review irregular verbs in the past M: Haue to means "it's necessary. "
N: Right. Repeat.
tense. First, listen and repeat Don'thaue to means "it's not
M: Tony thought
these irregular verbs in the necessary. "
there was a connection
between the treaty
simple form and past tense. F: Had better means "to wam. "
M: come came M: Can means "be able to."
and the killer.
Tony thought there was a
F: give gave F: Colld means "it's possible."
M: take took M: Couldn't means "it's not
connectlon
between the treaty and the
F: rhink thought possible. "
killer.
M: leave left F: Ler's or Why dan't tue means "to
Tony thought there was a
F: hear heard suggest. "
connection between the treaty
M: see saw N: Now make sentences with
F: go went appropriate auxiliaries. Listen to
and the killer.
M: steal stole this example. Advise a friend to
N: Very goodl Next sentence.
F: put put study tonight.
F: Diana heard a noise and saw .
N; Fine. Now answer the following F: You should study tonight.
M: A stranger.
questions with a complete N: Now you try it. Tell a fiiend that
N: Now repeat.
sentence, like this: Did Diana it's necessary to study tonight.
F: Diana heard a noise
and Tony go to the museum or F: You should study tonight.
and saw a stranger.
Diana heard a noise and saw a
to the libraryl N: Good! "You have to studv
stranger.
M: They went to the museum. tonight" is also correct. Now tell
N: You're doing great. Let's
N: Do you understandl Good. You a friend that it's prohibited to
do it now. Did Diana and Tony smoke here.
continue,
M: Victor Chapman is .
go to the museum or to the M: You mustn't smoke here.
F: An art dealer.
libraryl N: OK. Next, wam a friend not to
N: OK. Repeat.
M: They went to the museum. drink and drive.
N: Did Ben give everything to the F: You'd better not drink and drive.
museum or to the police?
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N: Very good. Now tell a friend that N: OK. Now tell a friend that he is N: Warn a friend to lock the door.
it's impossible for her to know able to come in now. F: You'd better lock the door.
the answer to that question. F: You can come in now. N: Tell your friend that it's possible
M: You couldn't know the answer to 1\: Now suggest that you and your for him to stay in a hotel.
that question. friend take a walk. M: You could stay in a hotel.
N: Next, tell a friend that it's not M: Let's take a walk. N: Finally, suggest that you and
necessary to put his name on the N: "Why don't we take a walk?" is your friend go to the movies.
form. also correct. This time, advise a F: Let's go to the movies.
F: You don't have to put your name friend to buy a new alarm clock. N: "Why don't we go to the
on the form. You should buy a new alarm moviesl" is also correct.
N: Tell your friend that it's possible clock. Very good! You've really leamed
for her to talk to the teacher. N: Now tell a friend that it's not a lot. That's the end of Lesson
M: You could talk to the teacher. possible for her to be hungry. Sixteen.
M: You couldn't be hungry. This is the end of Book Five.
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HHLLO NBIOA

Written and produced for Grolier Incorporated John Fanselow, Ph.D.

Dir e ctor of M anuf ac tuing Joseph J.Corlett

Ken Sheppard, Ph.D.

rEssoN r Steq.,en, Jou worrJ rco much about small Chings. z

rEssoN z So what if he's a few dnys l"ate? 8

rEssoN s Too much iunk food can make you fat' A

rEssoN s There was a lot of traffic in Hollywood. 26

LESSON 6 Something always goes wrong. 32

LESSON 7 Pollurion is a big Problem. 38

rEssoN 8 Was there any mail for me? 44

rEssoN 9 You mustn't touch the camera. 50

LESSON I 0 You'd better get some sleeP. 56

LESSON I 2 You'd better not ask too manJ questions 68

tEssoN |3 Let's think back to the night of the murder. 74

LEssoN 14 Who coulditbe? 80

tEssoN I5 He thinks some documents could"be a clue. 86

rEssoN t6 Now let's look at the picuue I took l.ast night. 92

VOCABUTARY LIST 105

SUPPLEMENTARY VOCABUTARY 107

vrDEo scRlPT 108

AUDIO SCRIPT 115

$TNY[N, YOU IryOBRY TOO 1UUCH

l. WEFL's new mystery show is g'a11s4" ALLrder at Aidniqht ."

2. is the producer of the show.

3. The show is by Steven Winn.

4. The role of Tony Hunter is by Jeff Bennett.

5. plays the part of Diana Morris.

B. Look at the pictures. Then answer the questions. Circle a, b, or c.

l. Where are Rita and Steven? 3. Where is Rital

l. "Steven wants me to exchange this sweater again."

2. "You're making things difficult for Rita."

3. "Steven, you worry too much about small things."

4. "l need some time with the script."

B. Watch the video again and check your answers.

Asour rHE VtDEo

Did I Steven I pleased with the white sweater?

t. Aid Sleven ask R,*e *o return thz vvhife- sweo-ter ?

B. Read these sentences and circle True or False.

l. Steven asked Rita to retum a jacket and a hat. True False

2. The salesclerk remembered Rita. True False

3. Rita showed the skirt to the salesclerk. True False

4. The skirt was size eleven. True False

5. Rita thought the pajamas were cheap. True False

6. The pajamas are going to be on sale next month. True False

C. Now correct the false sentences.

GnammlR: a and some

COUNTABLE NOUNS I UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

a sweater some sweaters I some time

NOTE: Use a with singular countable nouns; use some with

A. Complete these sentences from the video. Write d or some.

2. "l bought great sunglasses. "

3. "And you have to retum skirt for Mary Beth."

4. "l need help!"

5. "l'm sure you're doing good job."

6. "l need time with the script."

7. "Here are skirts. "

8. "l need to get pajamas, but these are too expensive."

l. Rita needed to exchange .ome things. Z t]

SanscI-pRx: All of them? WhY?

Rrra: Well ... theskirtisn't lo geno\Th ... thesweaterisn'tbright

. . . and the pants are tight.

Oh, of course the pants go back to the men's department'

t. Aid Sleven ask R,e o return thz vvhife- sweo-ter ?