Getting Acquainted TOPIC PREVIEW > Read about the famous person. Then check W! true, false, or no information according to the website. o Moot Dav Beckham ae owen | eso rns | } MEET DAVID BECKHAM! Given nai David Family name: Beckham Occupation: athlete (professional soccer player) Nationality: English ‘My given name is David, but my friends call me Becks.” Source: yewwubeckham-magazine.com true false no information 41. His first name is David. Q Q 2. His last name is Becks. Oo a 3. He is an actor. Oo oO 4 He is married. Oo iat Oo 5. His friends call him David. Oo a a © atch the word or words with the same meaning. Draw aloe. 1. Nice to meet you. a. not married 2. first name \_b. given name 3. last name ‘ Good to meet you. 4. single 4. family name Language veWHAT ABOUT YOU? Complete the information. Write your name on the lines. anguage MYNAMEIS firstname last name PLEASE CALL ME | LESSON 1 > choose the correct response. Circle the letter. 1. “It’sa pleasure to meet you, Choi.” a. Good. b. Yes, | am. & You, too. 2. “Are you new here?” a. Yes, we are. b. Yes, they are. Yes, he is. 3. “ls Mr. Adams married?" 1. No, she isn't. b. No, he isn't. Yes, they are. 4, “Are you John?” ‘a. That's Sam over there, b. Nice to meet you, John. . As a matter of fact, | am. > complete the conversations. Use words from the box. meet over — think ~— too that am is 1. A: Are you a student here? 2. A: s__the new manager Yes,1 I'm Tanja. there? ‘A: I'm Claudio. It’s nice to B: Yes. That's Ms. Douglas. She's you, Tanja. from New Zealand. B: You, Claudio. & she from Wellington? B: No, she isn't. 1 she's from Auckland. @ Look at the responses. Complete the yes / no questions with be. 1. A: Are you Stacey? aa married? No, I'm not. I'm Claire. B: No, he’s not. He's single. English? 5A in our class? No, they're not. They're Australian. B: Yes, we are. a student here? 6A an art teacher? ‘Yes, she is. She's new. B: Yes, as a matter of fact, | am. 20 units1. Are Andy and Tara students? 2. Is John an athlete? Yes, they are y wife, Linda er ce Linda and Mike v 3. Is Maria from Venezuela? 4, Are Linda and Mike married? CHALLENGE. Write yes / no questions and give short answers. Use contractions when possible. 1. A: Are you Paul 2 5K 2 B: No. I'm n ‘Tamer Poa ‘Gil and Ci arenThae od 2. A: Are they the new 6A 2 B: Yes. they are B (Thay are hana aac) hak trom read BA 2 7 # B: . Tas notmaiedy Trot your cass) ak 2 B — Tiererom ra Getting Aquainted 3©} wat aBour You? Answer the questions. Use your own words. 1. “Are you anew student?" (OU) 2. “Are you an athlete?” (OU) _ 3. “Are you married?” (OU) LESSON 2 DD complete the conversations. Use words from the box. [they their you your he his she her we our 1. A: Who's that? B: That's Ajit’s brother. name is Rajeev, but everyone calls him Raj A: How old is B: Twenty-three, | think, 2 Are the new English teacher? Family Name Yes, | am. a ‘A: Hi, 'm Steve. What's__ name? ae Smith B: Doug Stearns. But everyone calls me DJ 3. A: These are my two sons. What are names? Todd and Allen. Spain Are students? United States ‘A: Yes, they are. Vietnam 4. A: Hi, Ha-na. B: Hello, Suji. Are classmates again? ‘A: Yes, I think so. Is that teacher over there? B: Yes. name is Mrs. Kim A looks very young! > complete the information questions. Use contractions when possible. Who's that? 4. A: I'll send you an e-mail That's Mr, Matz. your e-mail address? B: It’s une-yoshiko@videotech.co,jp. 1 his occupation? He's an artist. 5. A Anil and Temel from? 8: They're from Istanbul, I think. 3. A: Your daughter is very cute. ___ she? 6 A: your new classmates? She's eight months old. 8: That's Marcos on the right and Paulo on the left. 4 uNITT anguage®> choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. As ~Mayawe ___. "How old is Michael?” “Who's not here?” “What are your occupations?” “Where are their friends from?” “Where is Diana?” “What's that?” “Who are your teachers?” e zp an She's over there. They're from Germany. He's three. Rachel isn't here. ‘Their names are Mr. Park and Ms. Kim. I'ma singer, and he’s a student. . That's a student information form. > Look at the picture. Write a question for each answer. 4 1 2 A They're my friends from computer class. B: Their names are Juan and Paloma. A B: Spain. A She's two years old. “What's your occupation?” OU. “Who's under 15 years old in your family?” OU) WHAT ABOUT YOU? Answer the questions. Use your own words. “What's your mother's name?” OW ___ “How old are you?” (OU) Getting Aquainted 5LESSONS 3 AND 4 > Read the letter and reply on an intercultural exchange website. oS Ask Allon Ask Allen —_ Advice for Internotional Travelers intercultiiral es: What's in a first name? In many countries, it's the last. Dear Allen, Dear Yin, Thave a problem. My name is Chinese. It’s In English-speaking countries, Zhang Yin. Zhang is my last name and Yin is when you ask, “What's your my first name. In China, family names are first name?” you always get the and given names are last. I'm a salesman and I person's given name first and the often travel to English-speaking countries for family name last. In China, and in business. When I fill out a personal information many Asian countries, including form in English, I write Yin in the box for first Japan and Korea, the family name name and Zhang in the box for last name. Then is first and given name is second. people call me Yin Zhang. When I introduce To avoid confusion, try introducing myself as Zhang Yin, they call me Mr. Yin. So yourself like this: “Hi. Tm Zhang sometimes I say that my name is Yin Zhang. Yin. My first name is Yin and my But I don't feel comfortable with that because family name is Zhang. Please call that isn’t my real name. What should I do? me Mr. Zhang.” Zhang Yin Allen Shanghai, China Now read the sentences. Check (¥| true, false, or no information. true {false no information 1. Zhang Yin's family name is Yin. Qo Qo Qo 2 Zhang Yin is a pilot. o o a 3. In China, you say a person's family name first and given name last. Oo Q Q 4. Zhang Yin is from China. o o o 5. Zhang Yin is married. a o a | <@> wnat asoutvou? Answer the questions. Use your own words. 1. “In this country, are family names first or are given names first?" cou “What's your nickname?” 3. “What do you call your teacher?” on 6 unitOK to say this to? Check WOK or Not OK. > Read the questions. Who Question _Person to ask 0K _| Not ox 4. What's your fist name? | your friend's friend peo 2. Are you married? your manager o ja 3. How old are you? your teacher o | ao 4. What do you do? your father’s friend o | oO 5. What's your nickname? | your friend's grandttather a 6. Where are you from? your classmate | ao Read about a famous athlete. Nome: lick Woods Widname: Tg Occupation: Profesional thet (Golfer) | Dote of bith: December 3, 1975 Nationality: American Hometo res, Califor, USA Now lives im: Orlando, Forde, USA Interesting fact: Tiger stared playing golf when ‘was only nine months old and lye gon nee Source: wnw.tigerwoods.com Now write a short biography of Mr. Woods. Use the biographies on page 13 in the Student's Book as a model. Se —_ Getting Aquainted 7GRAMMAR BOOSTER © choose te corect response. ile the etter. 1. “Are you from Italy?” a. Yes, lam. b.No, he’s not. © Yes, they are. 2. "Is she late? a. No, she is b. Yes, we are. « Yes, she is. 3. “Are they teachers?” a. No, I'm not. b. Yes, they are, «No, she isn’t. 4, “ls Canada a language?” a. Yes, she is b. No, it isn’t © Yes, it is. 5. “Is Jim married?” a. Yes, they are. b. Yes, he is. «Yes, am. ©> choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. 1. __ "Are you a musician?” a. His name's Ivan. 2, __ “Where are your parents from?” _b. No, I'm a graphic designer. 3. __ “How old are you?” © He's a manager. 4, __ "What's her nationality?” 4. S30 Paulo. But they 5. ___ “What's his occupation?” fe. Twenty. 6. __ “Who's your friend?” f. She's Australian. > complete the conversations. Use contractions when possible. 41. At Isshe Chinese? B: No, she's Russian, 2. A: Who's that? B: __ my teacher, His name is Mr. Hopkins. 3. A: What's their last name? B: Johnson, How old is your brother? twenty-three. 5. A: Where's London? 8: in England. 6. A: What are your children’s names? 8 ___-__ Daniel and Susana. 7. A: Am | late for class? B: No, late. 8. A: Are you a flight attendant? B: No, a pilot, 8 uNITI®> complete the sentences with a possessive adjective from the box. my your his her = our_—‘their 1. Cindy and Lee are new students. ‘teacher is Mr. Michaels. 2. Mr. Vidal is a computer programmer. family lives in Paris. 3. Mrs. Ichikawa is from Tokyo. 4, Are you a chef? chicken is very good. 5. Ihave two sisters. sister Sarah lives in London and Japanese, sister Ellen lives in Brighton. 6. Sally and | are in a computer class. __class is at 9 a.m. n questions. Use contractions when possible. 1. A: How old is your son 2 My son? He's sixteen. My teacher's name is Linda Thomas. B: I'm from Turkey. They're students. It’s Margaret. But my nickname is Meg. B: My address? It’s 1932 West Street. Getting Aquainted 9JUST FOR FUN Find the words in the puzzle. Circle each word. Words can be across ( or down (1). ‘manager salesperson teacher interpreter programmer photographer designer pilot musician chef © Find the nationality. Unscramble the letters. 1 Maen = 2. Ciananad 3. Tishruk 4. Antigreenan 5. Banliziar Keene tvs) call her Patricia mes 6. Lanseebe 10 uNIT1 anguageGoing out TOPIC PREVIEW 4 Look at the newspaper concert listings. Then complete the chat ev) Music Pena) Party PRT by Gite Show Arty FR a) Jazz IN THE PARK rots ie ii | ae DEY POST Cee eee eau) De SUD Concer begat F245 PM in Riverfront Park Mond Sneed ches are $10. Dey Who is laying? | What kind of music? | Whereis it? | What timeis | How much the show? ae tickets? Mare Anthony Latin 10:30 p.m James Carter Riverfront Park sts | classical ity Music Hall > wnat asour YoU? What's your style? Check W Not forme or More my style. Kind of concert an afternoon jazz concert in the park a late night rock concert at a rock club 2 Latin music concert at a dance club a classical concert at a concert hall Not forme More my style a a a o a oO a Qo sop Circle the times. 1o30-Mm DAM. 230 AN "WHAT ABOUT YOU? Complete the paragraph with kinds of music and concert times. Use your own words. Ike music, but music isn't really my style. A concert at is too late, but a concert at is perfect for me, — SSS LESSON 1 ©} choose the correct response. Circle the letter 1. “What time's the show?" a. At the theater. b. On Tuesday. < At 8:30. 2. “I'm busy on Saturday. What about Friday?” a. I'm not really a fan. b. Perfect. « Too bad. 3. “Where's the concert?” a. Really? I'd love to go. b. nthe park. & At noon. 4. “Do you want to see an art exhibit on Sunday?” a. I'd love to. That's past my bedtime. _¢. On Monday. > Putthe conversation in order. Write the number on the line. L_ Are you busy on Saturday night? — 10:00 p.m.? Well, I'd like to go, but that’s past my bedtime. Really? Sounds great! What time’s the play? __ A Comedy of Errors is at the Community Theater. —— At 10:00 p.m. It’s a late show. __ No, I'm not. Why? 1 Teo bad. Maybe some other time. > complete the sentences with on, in,or at. 1. The movie theater is_ Dewey Street. 2. Ana isn’t here. She's _ New York. 3. My music class is____ the New City Music School. It's__ the corner of Main and Park. 4, The talk is__11:00__ the morning, 5. The play is__noon, __ the park. 6. The Marc Anthony concert is__ Friday, January 18th. 7. I can't talk right now. I'm _____work. I'll call you when | get home. > write questions with When, Where, or What time. Use contractions when possible. : When's the play 2B: The play is on Wednesday. The concert is at 7:00. : The school is on Newton Street. Tim's at work. 12° uniT2class is on Monday morning. The concert is in the park. B: My class is at 10:30. La 2 > wnat asouT YoU? Answer the questions. Use your own words. Use in,on,or at- “Where is your school?” (OU) 2. “What time is your English class?” GUL 3. “When are you free this week?” (OU) ©} choose the correct responses to complete the conversation. Write the letter on the line. excuse me. I'm looking for Gino's Café. : Well, Pine Street is right around the corner. . I think it is. Do you know the address? «No problem. |. Gino's? The Italian Café? : Yes. Is it around here? A; It’s 610 Pine Street. B: * A: Really? That's great. Thanks. B: = > Look at the pictures. Write the locations on the line. Use words from the box. around the corner “on, down the street across the street on the corner of on the left 4> CHALLENGE. Complete the conversation. Use the map and your own words. ‘A: Excuse me. I'm looking for the B: The ? It'son Street. It's = = z ‘A: Thanks. And one more question. Where’sthe -? B: Do you know the address? ‘A: Yes, it’s B: Oh, that's on the e side of the street. A: Thanks. @> wnat aout Your Answer the questions. Use your own words. 1. "Where is your house or apartment?” om 2. "Where is your school?” oe 14 uniT2LESSONS 3 AND 4 Look at the festival events listing. Then answer the questions. Use if possible on, or at, 10th Annual Asian Folk Festival May 10 atthe Park Ars Center in Rand Park ene R=) Children can make their own kite Rand Park Kite-Making Workshop to flyin tha park The Park Arts Japanese Play. ‘Watch middle school students from Kobe, Theater Children's Kabuki Group | Japan perform a traditional play The Rand Park Korean Dance ‘See colorful dancers from Suwon. 5:00PM | BandShell — |“Bu-che Chum” Fan Dance Troupe | Korea perform a beautiful fan dance 15:00PM and | The Park Arts Chinese Movie: ‘love story setin the beautiful Wuyi 8:45PM | Theater The Story of Lotus ‘mountains mn Southern China Plus uy tational Asian treats rom China, Japan, Kore, i Indonesia, Food stals wil be open inthe park from 12000 810 PM. 1. When's the Asian Folk Festival? Where's the Japanese play? What time is the Javanese concert? Where's the Chinese movie? at 6:00 p.m? yawn What event <> complete the instant messages with information from the Asian Flk Festival isting. lara Conversation [ile “Edie “Actions “Tools “Help To: Lara Lara@emailcom Peter says: Hi, Lara. Are you free on | }? Lara says: Yes. Why? Peter says: The Asian Folk Festival is at the Lara says: What kind of festival? 3 3 akorean[ _|.and a Javanese[ Lara says: Really? Sounds like fun! @) Peter says: | know youre a movie fan. Want to see the movie? Lara says: OK. @3 What time? Peter says: There's an early show at and a late show at 9:45 Lara says: Let's go to the early show—9:45 is past my bedtime! G Peter says: An Asian culture festival, Lets see... Theresa Chinese movie.a japanese [___], Going out 15I. Then check W true, false, or no information. >> Read about the WOMAD fst WOMAD eestivais celebrate the international language of music. Cerne Perm VU) Remo sy pees LU) eee Ler eee Sree C) hhas held more than 120 festivals eee ee ete Crake er ors Cee ney rock, jazz, and folk musie from all a eee) Re ee Goat a ee Source: www womad.org true false no information 1. You can see a concert at the WOMAD festival. a oO a 2. WOMAD is a classical music festival a a a 3. WOMAD tickets cost $90. a ao Qo 4. The musicians at WOMAD are from England. a ia} a Write a short message to a friend. Invite your friend to an event. Use the Asian Folk Festival listing or your own event. a en ee Oe 16 uNiT2 LanguageGRAMMAR. BOOSTER © complete the sentences. Write in, on, or at on the line. 4, There's a jazz concert __ Tuesday. 5. I'm busy _ the morning. 2. The theater is __10 Bank St. 6. Germany is _ Europe. 3. My brother lives __ Rome. 7. My house is __ Carmel Road. 4. | finish work __ 5:00. 8. My parents married __ 1970. ©> choose the correct answer. Circle the letter. 1. “Where's the play?” a. At The Grand Theater. b. At 7:30. 2. "What time's the movie?” a. In March, b. Tomorrow. ‘When's the concert?” a. On Tuesday. b. On Ninth Avenue. 4, "What time is class?” a. At night. b. At 6:30. 5. “Where's his meeting?” a. On Tuesday. b. At noon. 6. “When's the art exhibit?” a. In November. b. In the center of town 1. "What time's the talk?” a. March 13. b. Today. Movie Facts The number of movies people see in one yea lee i In the evening. At 810. «At my school. © At the bank. ¢ At 44 South Street. At the City Museum. Atl p.m, THUVIEN DATHOCE ‘Source: UNESCO. Institute fr Statistics = Going out 17&> complete the event listings with prepositions of time and place. Write in, at, or on. @Arts Week VOLT. Band Plans Free Concert ‘The Swingtime Jazz Band’s first free concert is_ot_ 8 PM Monday. It’s ___ Grand Hall _ Wakefield Street _ downtown. = = Wellington. Call 999-$55-8443 for more information. Miracle Worker at Victoria University ‘Victoria University presents the play The Miracle Worker 3 7:30 PM ___ Friday and Saturday, 4/23-4/24, and _ 2:30 PM eB = April 25. The performances are __ The Adam Concert Hall Te Kelburn Road. a haalten ger aye y e ee © complete the conversations. Write questions with When, Where, or What. Complete the responses with a preposition. 1. A: _Whot time is the concert | { B: I think the concert is ot 8:30. 2A B: The play is__ The Landry Theater. 3A B: The supermarket is __ Park Road. B: The exhibit is __January and February. 18° uniT2JUST FOR, FUN © compete the crossword purl , Across 2 3 4. film 6. artists’ show 8. performance with actors G 7 Down 1. not busy 2. music performance 3. not left 5. the spelling of 30 eS i (HRWDLE FOR YOM!) 7. not good ‘Question: What's the number one ‘musical instrument in the world? Answer: ‘The human voice! © vwaivreAseR. whoisa writer? Amusiian? An artist? An actor? Read the cuesand complete the sentence. Clues: " Cleo's exhibit is ot the City Gallery. Paula is a rock guitarist with the group Jumbo. Ivon is in @ new play at the Cameo Theater. 1. Ivan is an Norman's talk is at Book World at 3:00. 2. Paula isa 4. Norman i 3. Cleo is an SS Going out 19el ae Talking about Families > complete the chart. Use words from the Student's Book. Family Relationships Words for males Words for females Words for males or females son daughter children > complete the sentences with the correct family relationship. 1. My mother and my father are my __ 2. My mother's father and my mother’s mother are my 3. My mother’s brother's son is my 4. My sister's is my brother-in-law. 5. My brother's daughter is my 6. My son and my daughter are my €©> CHALLENGE. Look at the family tree website. Complete the sentences. 1. Rita is a_doughter-inlow,, a_wife 1 sister-in-law _, and a_mother 2 2. Janeisa 12 2 sand an 3. Evanisa 13 1a _, anda | 4, Mark isa 7 x8 sanda o —SEE ‘You are visitor number: Tran you fr visting cur web age Pate son our guartbon! (FLEE 20LESSON 1 D> choose the correct response. Circle the letter. 1. “Tell me about your family.” a. Not really, b. Oh great! 2. “Who are those people?” a. They're married. 3, “Do you have a large family?” a. No, they don’t. b. Yes, it does. 4, "Does he have any brothers or sisters?” a. No, he doesn't b. He's an only chi “Do you look like your mother?" a Yes, I do. > complete the paragraph. Use words from the box. b. They're my cousins. b. No, she doesn't. likes doesn’t like — works has live work doesn’t have lives Juanita Diaz in Puebla, Mexico. She ina restaurant. She Latin jazz, but she really a rock fan, She___ she two nieces and one nephew. They in Tampico with Juanita's sister, Maria. ‘Maria and her husband Roberto Write the letter on the line. A: Do you like Australia? & 7 A: That's too bad. Tell me about your family. ‘A: Do you have a large family? ‘A: Is your brother married? B ‘Az Does he live near your parents? rock music. She’s not any children, but ina school. Choose the correct response to complete the conversation. © OK, sure, Yes, they are. No, | don't. No, he isn’t. & Really? No, he's single. Yes, he does. OK. What would you like to know? No, I don’t. I have one brother, but I don't have any sisters. e. Yes, Ido, but my family isn’t here, aoee Talking about Families 21@> Look at the birth rate chart. Check V! true, false, or no information. HOW MANY CHILDREN DO PEOPLE HAVE? The birth rate is the number of children bom in one year {or every 1,000 people in a country. The average number ‘of children born per 1,000 people around the world in 2001 was 21, Here's a sample ofthe birth ates from 39 ‘counties around the world BIRTHS IN 2001 u 2B 3 (per 1,000 people) Se \ Source: wwwworkdbank.org true false no information 1. The birth rate in Mexico is 24. a o o 2. The average family in Japan has 9 children. = a a 3. The average birth rate around the world is 39. C] o o > Look at the pictures. Write sentences. 1. Theyre morried . 2. 3. 4 © tow old ar people when they getmarsed? Look atthe chart. Age at first marriage Country | China | Peru | Sweden | Tunisia | United States Men 2 25 34 30 28 Women | 22 2 31 26 26 ‘Sounce: United Nations Statistics Division In these countries, are men or women older when they get married? 22. unirsD> Look atthe responses. Write questions. Use words from each box. like like you? daught yesrdauatear | Tere || French? oo || 7 weather fa | wore | | on king Steet? Does Sie manager speak any photos of your family? your parents look on Saturdays? live this music? 1. A: Do your parents speak French 2? B: Yes, they do. 2a 2B: No, he doesn't. 3. AL 2B: Yes, | think | do. aw 2B: No, she doesn't. S.A: 2? B: Yes, she does. WHAT ABOUT YOU? Answer the questions. Use your own words. 1. "Do you speak English with your family?” oo _ 2. "Does your family have a website?” oe 3. "Do you live near your parents?” on LESSON 2 How many people are @ complete the questions with do or does. ng NOGA oe 1. Where George live? a population clock on this website: 2. What your sister-in-law do? ds 3. When you listen to music? 4, What time __your son go to school? 5. What your friends call you? 6. How many sisters__ you have? ®D choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. 1. ___ "What does Alex do?” a. She lives with my sister in Madrid. 2. ___*How many grandchildren do you have?" —_b. At 6:30. 3. ___ “Where does your mother live?” ‘& He works at a bookstore. 4. ___ "What time do you go home?” d. Ise her every July and December. 5. ___ "When do you visit your grandmother?” _e. I have three. 6. __ *What do you and your husband do?” f. We're both teachers. Talking about Families 23D> Look at the responses. Complete the questions. 4. A: What does Luigi _do 2 ak concert tickets B: He's a computer programmer. 8: Tonly have two. 2. your cousins 2 5. a to school? They live in Hong Kong. B: We go at 8:30. 3A your mother 6 your younger you? brother ? B: She visits me every year in May. B: He looks like me. He's really cute! © wnar asour Your writea paragraph about someone in your family. Use the questions for ideas. + Where does he or she live and work? * What does he or she do? + Who lives with him or her? + When do you see him or her? LESSONS 3 AND 4 > Read the article. Then answer the questions. ultiple births happen when more than one baby 1s born to the same woman at the same time. ‘Twins are an example of a multiple birth: so are triplets (three babies born at the same time), quadruplets (four babies), and quintuplets (five babies). How common are they? In Australia, twins are born in about 1 out of 80 births, and triplets in about 1 out of 6,400 births. In the United States. twins are born in about 1 out of 33 births. ‘Triplets are born in about 1 out of 585 births. In 2001. 1 ut of about 47,000 births was quintuplets—or more! ‘Twins usually have the same birthday. But some twins are born on different days. And in late December 1999, some twins were born in two different centuries— one twin in 1999, and one in the year 2000! 1. Where are twins born in about 1 out of 33 births? 2. What do you call three babies born at the same time? 3. Do all twins have the same birthday? 24 units> took atthe pictures. Check Vallthe sentences that are tru. eR 1. 07 a, Mary and Ida both wear glasses. C1 b. Mary wears glasses, but Ida doesn't. 1 Mary wears glasses, and Ida does too. a. Miki is a chef, but Jamie isn’t. b. Miki isn’t a chef, and Jamie isn’t either. c. Miki is a chef, and Jamie is too. 1? De you be 2 i, speak English? a 3. 11 a. Antonio speaks English, and Yoko 4. 77 a. Jim is a jazz fan, but Thomas isn’t. does too. (7 b. Jim isn’t a jazz fan, and Thomas isn’t either. 1 b. Antonio and Yoko both speak English. (1 «. Jim and Thomas are both jazz fans. 17 & Antonio speaks English, but Yoko doesn’t. Combine the sentences into one sentence. Use but, both, too, or either. 1. Jen likes rock concerts. Mark doesn’t like rock concerts. Jen likes rock cons 2. Chris likes coffee. Lola likes coffee. 3. Joon is a new student. Kris isn’t a new student. 4. Mia doesn’t have a large family. Greg doesn’t have a large family. 5. Jay looks like his father. His brother doesn’t look like his father. Talking about Fomilies 25 anguageCHALLENGE. Look at the sports webs two famous athletes. a = fe. Fe | aio | NICKNAME: Ming Dynasty (USA), ttle Giant (China) HEIGHT: 7 feet, 6 inches / 2.29 m WEIGHT: 310 pounds / 140.6 kg DATE OF BIRTH: September 12, 1980 NATIONALITY: Chinese HOMETOWN: Shanghai, China ‘OCCUPATION: athlete FAMILY: only child MARITAL STATUS: single MUSIC TASTE: rap music, Chinese pop Ming vs. O'Neal —_ etreoh Write a paragraph comparing the NICKNAME: Shaq HEIGHT: 7 feet, Vinch / 216 m WEIGHT: 340 pounds / 1542 kg DATE OF BIRTH: March 6, 1972 NATIONALITY: American HOMETOWN: Newark, New Jersey, USA ‘OCCUPATIONS: athlete, actor, musician FAMILY: two sisters and one brother MARITAL STATUS: married MUSIC TASTE: rap music, REB music —__ _-— 26 units aGRAMMAR BOOSTER © choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. 1, ___ "Do you and your brothers play soccer together?” a. Yes, we do. 2. __ "Does your brother work in a restaurant?” b. No, he doesn’t. 3. __ "Do your parents like music?” © No, I don’ 4, __ "Does your aunt look like your mother?” d. Yes, they do. Very much. 5. __ "Do you live near here?” @. No, she doesn't. She looks a 6. __ "Do I need a tie?” little like me. f. No, you don't. > Complete the conversations. Write short answers to the questions. 4. A: Does he live in Sydney? B: _No, he doesn't . He lives in Melbourne. 2. A: Do your friends like Chinese food? . They go to Chinese restaurants all the time. 3. A: Do you have a big family? & - Ihave eight brothers and sisters. 4, A: Does your husband work in an office? & He's a musician. 5. A: Do we need to buy our tickets now? B: We can buy our tickets on the train. > complete the conversations. Write yes / no questions with the simple present tense. 1, A: He doesn’t like concerts. Does he like movies? : My sister doesn’t eat fish. meat? ¢ My grandfather doesn’t drink tea. coffee? 4. A: I don't like rap music. B: jazz? 5. A: Ihave two brothers and one sister. 8 nieces and nephews? Talking about Families. 27@®> choose the correct response. Circle the letter, 41. “Where do your grandparents live?” a. In S80 Paolo. bb. Yes, they do. «I don’t think so. 2, “How often do you see your cousins?” a. In June. 'b, Every month. © Yes, I do. “When does he go to school?" a. In Mexico City. ». In the morning. No, he doesn't. 4. "Does your father eat meat?” ‘a. No, he doesn't. b. In the kitchen, At p.m. 5. "What time does your sister go to bed?" a. Yes, she does. b. At midnight. In the evening. 6. “How many people work in that office?” a. No, they don’t. b. Twenty or twenty-five. I think so. 7. “Do Mark and Lisa speak Italian?” a. Yes, they do. b. Yes, she does. Italy. Look at the responses. Write information questions with the simple present tense. 1. A: How many brothers ond sisters does Anna have B: Anna? She has three brothers and one sister. 2A: B: Jon? He works in London, BA B: They usually start class at 8:00. B: Me? | like all kinds of music. enna nse ("9 Riddle for You 1 Riddle: Two babies are born atthe same | ' tame to the same mother, but they're not { twins. What are they? | Answer: Theyre two of a set of triplets ' - eee 28 UNITSJUST FOR, FUN > complete the puzzle. Write the letters of each word in the boxes. Across 7 . your brother's son . almost the same . your mother's sister awn not married Down brother-in-. aunt's or uncle's children not older mother and father two children born at the same time 10. not the same €> BRAINTEASER. Who's who? Look at the family photos. Write the names under the pictures. Use the hints and the names in the list. Hints: Shirley is Ted's grandmother. Kelly ison only child Rick is married to Beth Cynthia has two nephews and one niece. Mark and Barbara have two children. Harry is Beth’s father-in-law. Cynthia is Barbara's sister Alex is Ted's older brother. Talking about Families 29Coping with Technology TOPIC PREVIEW © Q Look at the ads from a shopping catalog. Then check W/ true, false, | ‘or no information based on the information given in the catalog. ALLSTAR SPORTS WATCH Traveler 3000 Watch This tough digital watch is truly Available here only! Do you travel i amazing! ere fr playin prs, offer? Then the Traveler 300 the ssatag co ling 9 a rs ach ers tw ele 1,000 mete The tine in cen tine snc large, e051 reod display shows the Displays the day of the week. Your day, month ond yor, Only US3O! Order now! choice of silver, gold, or black face. Onder yours today—only USS60% true false no information 1. The Traveler 3000 watch tells the day of the week. a Qo 2. The All-Star Sports watch is a lemon. o a a 3. The Traveler 3000 watch costs US$3,000. Oo o a 4, Both watches tell the month and year. a oO a © Toke the survey about shopping catalogs. What types of products do you buy from sh C7 1. Nothing. | like to shop in stores. [J 6. Music | Oz ies (17. Food i J | 13. Computer products 8. Movies 2 | 4. Electronic gadgets os 15. Books ©> wise asour vou? which gadgets or machines do youike? Which dot Youlike? Compete the char | Machines and gadgets I ike Machines and gadgets I don’t like 30LESSON 1 > choose the correct response. Circle the letter. 1. “I'm looking for a new cell phone. Do you have any suggestions?" a. No, it’s just a lemon. b. Yes, it does. How about a Global Mobile? 2. “What's wrong with your MP3 player?" a. It won't play, b. It's expensive. « It's busy right now. “What are you doing here?” a. 'm looking for a printer. _b. I'm not home right now. 4, “My laptop isn't working.” a. It's terrific. «& It's printing. b. Any suggestions? & What's wrong with it? © complete each conversation with the present continuous for anew TV. What is George doing here? Or eeorgeT do to your Tyee sister’s house this weekend? My brother-in-law. But his phone is busy. I think _ the Internet. 7 hese Coping with Technology 31Read the questions. Write answers starting with No. Use the information in parentheses. 1. Ishe leaving at 10:30? (11:00) No, he isn't. He’ caving ot 11:00 2. Are they studying for an exam? (look at a catalog) 3. Are you shopping for a laptop? (a PDA) ._ Is she going to the movie at 8:00? (7:30) D> Write questions starting with Is or Are. 1. you / look for / a new computer Are you looking for a new computer ? 2. he /use / the computer / now 3. they / buy /a CD burner 4. Karla / work / today 2 @> Look at the responses. Complete the questions. Use the present continuous. 4. A: What _are you looking for 2 8: I'm looking for a dictionary. 2. A: Who 2 B: Tom is going to the computer show. 3. A: What 2 : I'm buying a new CD. 4. A: When 2 B: My sister is going to Vienna in June. 32 UNIT©} Look at Maria's PDA. Answer the questions about her schedule. Use the present continuous. Es . aks 10:00 AM 1, It's 12:15 p.m. What is Mi de ? 's 12:15 p.m, What is Maria doing Pasta dies 11:30 AM Call Dan about movie ee oe = 12:00 PM What is she looking for? Have lunch with Elias 4:00 PM eating dinner? ‘Shopping; Look for DVD player | 2. It's 4:00 p.m. Is Maria going shopping? 3. It's 9:15 p.m. Is Mar —— 7-00 - 8:30 PM What is she doing? Have dinner with Mom and Dad 9:00 PM See movie with Dan D> wiar aour You? Answer the questions. Use your own words. 1. “Are you using a machine right now?" OU. 2. "What are you doing tonight?” (OU. 3. “What about next weekend?” (GOUL . LESSON 2 @> complete the conversation. Use questions from the box. What's wrong with it? How's it going? Any suggestions? What brand is it? A: Hi, Ed. B: OK, thanks. But my coffee maker's driving me crazy! ‘A: Not again! B: I don’t know. It just isn’t working. This thing is a piece of junk! A: That's too bad, : B: It's a Coffee Pal 300. ‘A: Sounds like you need a new coffee maker. B: That's for sure. ‘A; Well, how about a Brewtech? The model that | have is terrific! 8: Really? Thanks for the suggestion. Coping with Technology 334G} match the rooms on the eft to the items onthe right. Draw aline. 7 1. bedroom a. hair dryer, shaver q Y. 2. office b. dishwasher, coffee maker, microwave oven anguage 3. kitchen © computer, fax machine, copier —— 4. bathroom d. TV, CD player, DVD player 5. living room e. telephone, bed, TV > wine each esponse ina diferent way 1. A: What's wrong? 8: My printer won't print. 2. A: What do you think about Pell brand computers? B: Pell computers are great! 3. A: My TV isn’t working. | can’t watch the big game tonight B: I'm sorry to hear that. 4. A: How's your new CD player? B: It's a piece of junk!

war n20U7 YOU" Answer the questions. Use your oun words “Are you using any machines right now?” You _ 2. "What machines do you use every day?” You, 3. “What machines do you never use? Why not?” LESSONS 3 AND 4 > Look at the chart. Read the statements. Check true, f Ise, or no information. DT aa te ee ry no 4 * true false information Lae computers” Fa eens Brazil er) rrr ery popularinBrazil. OO O O oe 185 925 300 Personal computers err) cers eet cd are very popular in ort Prey or ony Portugal oMtemir AD Petre ees 299) . 931 people have 7 wk. qe. 1,414 radios in keland. = Qo re eo) . Radios are expensive Be, in the UK. ec 4D ‘Source: CIA World Factbook, 2002 34 UNIT 4

Look at the picture. Then complete the paragraph. Use the present continuous. It's a busy Monday morning at the office of Techco Inc. The company president. Ms. Cline. is answering her e-mail. She tomorrow morning She to Brasil for 0 sales meeting. Her assistant, Frank —_____ on the phone right now. He —_—_—_ Ms Cline's airplane tickets. Jim. a sales manager. the photocopier and the fax machine. He ies of a report for the meetin @ fax to Ms. Cline’s hotel = copies of a report for the meeting and te Jeff and Aliza also work for Techco. They the break room and coffee. 3 dean Ter mae wainins. Do you think that the Walkman is a good product? Why or why not? Write a short paragraph. hee 36 UNITGRAMMAR. BOO: STER @> change each statement from the simple present tense to the present continuous. Use contractions. 1. leat breakfast every morning. Im eating breakfast now. 2. My mother buys a newspaper every day. now. 3. They walk to school every day. now. 4, It rains all the time in the summer. 7 now. 5. The bus stops in front of my house at 2 p.m. now. 6. He runs in the park every afternoon. now. 7. We close the store at 5 p.m. now. 8. He writes the report on Fridays. now. > Write negative statements. Use the words in parentheses. 41. He's going to school now. _He's not working (work) 2. Sonia and Lee are drinking water. . (tea) 3. Ted is writing a letter. . (do homework) 4, You're talking a lot. - (listen) 5. I'm reading a magazine. (a book) 6. We're eating at my house . (your house) 7. The fax machine is making a noise. (print) @ choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. 1. __ “Are you going to work now?" a. Anew coffee maker. “Is he studying for an English test?” —_b, No, he's not. “Where are you sitting?” © Next to Susana “What is Tina buying?” 4. Yes, lam. . He's leaving in an hour. f. Yuko and Miyumi “Who's watching TV?" 4g. No, they aren't. It's rap. “Are they listening to jazz?” “When is he leaving work?" oping with Technology 37®> Write questions. Use the present continuous. 1. g0/to the store / who Whe is going tothe store 2. they / play soccer / where 3. Sam / eat / what 4. when / Lidia / come home 5. my computer / why / use / you JUST FOR FUN > Look at the pictures. Write the words. Then look at the gray boxes |_. What's the new word? 38 UNITS© read about the machines. Then write the name ofthe machine onthe ine. 1. You use this machine to cook food and heat beverages fast. = This first model is from 1947. It weighs over 750 pounds (840 kg). Today's models weigh just 25 pounds (11.3 kg)! What is it? . You can find this machine in almost every office. This model is from 1886. To use it, you open a window and put the machine outside. On a cloudy day, it takes one hour to make one copy! Today, these machines make hundreds of copies in seconds. And you don’t have to open a window! What is it? 3. People use this machine on wet hair. This early model is from 1920. It is made of metal and is very heavy. It's not easy to use. Today's plastic models are light, easy to use, and portable. What is it? 4. This appliance is used to keep food cold. This 1916 model is called an “ice box,” because you have to put big pieces of ice inside. Today's model has a different name, and you don't have to buy any ice! What is it? You mean its not a coffee cup holder? Coping with Technology 39Eating in, Eating out TOPIC PREVIEW 7 Look at the menus. Then read the conversations. Where are the customers ‘eating? Write the name of the restai CLEO’S CAFE ~ APPETIZERS Appetizers. shrimp salad Green salad Chicken soup Tomato soup ENTREES Entrées is. Fried chicken Grilled fish Allentrées come with achoice of 4 oie of soup or salad hac DESSERTS Grilled steak Icecream Fried clams (Goce (ctoce of Chocolate or Vani) Desserts. Fruit salad ‘Apple pie Chocolate cre eam pie __BEVERAGES _ Beveragestis. coffee tealicedor hon) Coffee Tea Soft drinks Fruit juice Soft drinks il Bottled water Yes, thanks. 'l have the fried chicken, 1. Lleo's Cofs a @) : ‘What comes: Anything to drink? \Oq ay tes.) — ze Roy ba _\ 7 a eS pf $= ~ yy You have a choice “YE 5 _AtP of soup or salad. = 4 40© war anour you Lok tse mamsin xr apa. Where wo ee What food will you _— ‘Meat at . Til start with the | Then Fil have the Ill have _______ to drink. | end for dessert LESSON 1 ©}> complete the word webs. Write food categories and foods on the lines. A vegetables _ ey) a= a ae ee > corn oil Xe ae ® —) ® > Z ae SO ie a = 2-6 — PT re 4 soe = es ae Eating in, Eoting out 41&> Read the note. What foods does Nelson need? Write Nelson's shopping list. HiNelzon, - Sepiin “| Ean you stop at the supermarket this evening? ‘We don't have anything to eat! There's no milk ‘and we're out of fruit. Can you get a chicken and some vegeiables (carrots, potatoes, peppers)? | We'l have chicken soup for dinner. tm in the mood to cook! Thanks, kathy SSS Se eee What's in the fridge? Look at the picture. Write sentences starting with There is / There isn’t or There are / There aren‘t. Non-count nouns Count nouns fish lettuce apple carrot. sausage juice banana orange milk broccoli egg onion cheese yogurt grape SS > wear avout YOU? Answer the questions. Use your own words. “What are you in the mood for right now?" ou 2. “What foods do you eat at a restaurant?" ou “What foods do you eat at home?” on 42 unitsLESSON 2 Match the statement on the left with the explanation on the right. Draw a line. All entrées come with a choice of soup or salad. 33, The fried chicken comes | & Thecastomer is asking about the menu with salad, doesn't it? 59 ee b. The customer wants to eat something hot. 66 1'll start with the & The waiter / waitress is taking a beverage order. tomato soup.33 d. The customer is not ready to order. @) && Anything to drink? 93 e. The customer is ordering an appetizer. f. The waiter / waitress is explaining the menu. G,) 661 need some more time. 33 4 1'm in the mood for something spicy. 39 The first real restaurant with a menu with a choice of meals opened in 1765 in Paris, > Look at the responses. Complete the questions. 1. &: What with? B: The bagels come with a choice of butter or cream cheese. anguage 2. &: What is there? aaa « : There's white bread or wheat bread Anything es : Coffee, please. 4. A: What are there? B: Today we have ice cream, fruit salad, and apple pie. Eating in, Eating out 43© complete the conversations with a,an.orthe. Mary: Let's get __ table. Joan: OK. Let's see. How about __ table Continental near the door? It's more convenient. Breakfast . Basket of fresh-baked Mary: That sounds good Freach bread Waitress: Are you ready to order? Joan: Yes, we are. Do you have Breakfast Special 3 All specials include bresktett special? your choice of coffee, Fried Eggs, Sausage, tea, or juice Tomatoes, Fried Potatoes Waitress: Yes, we do. We have ___ English Breakfast Special and __ Continental Breakfast Special on _ menu today. Joan: What does _ Continental Breakfast Special come with? Waitress: It comes with a choice of juice, tea, or coffee and __ basket of fresh-baked ——— French bread. SS Joan: | think I'll have _ English Breakfast Special with coffee, please. Mary: I'l have the same, but without ___coffee. I'll have _ glass of juice instead. Waitress: Certainly. > wnat anour YoU? What food isin your kitchen? Complete the sentences. Use oranif needed. 1. There is ___ in my fridge, but there isn’t any _ 2. There are _ in my fridge, but there aren't any Z 3. There is = in my kitchen, but there isn’t any 4. There are in my kitchen, but there aren’t any 44 unitsLESSONS 3 AND 4 @> Look at the menu. Then answer the questions with short answers. 1. Does the pasta come with a salad? Yes. it does 2. What kind of soup is there? 3. Is there any seafood on the menu? 4. Are there any healthy foods on the menu? 5. Is the fish entrée spicy? 6. Does this restaurant accept credit cards? 7. What kind of salad is there? that you like to eat under each menu category. lam Chowder Chicken Vegetable SALADS ‘Pasta Salad Mixed Green Salad ENTREES su erates Lie A CHIE OF Soc on uA, ‘Teriyakl Stak with mashed potatoes ‘Vegetable Beet Stow with earot, potatoes, and peas Pasta with tomato sauce = Gries ish wit gurtic and red pepper sauce Live ENTREES ‘Low Pat Bald Chickon with cottage cheese and fresh fait ‘Vegetable Sandwichsweet bell peppers cucumbers, carrots, ‘and mized salad green on pita bread BEVERAGES Bottled Water Soft Drinks Tea Coffee > create a menu for the Healthy Choice Café. Write healthful foods tmacts: budgetstockohoto.com Eating in, Eating out 45GRAMMAR, BOOSTER @ complete the char with nouns om the box rain apple cookie water fun fish, fruit cheese bread help egg onion Cor Pees WHAT ABOUT YOU? Write How much or How many to complete the questions. ‘Then answer each question using a countable quantity. Use your own words. 1.4 eggs do you buy each week?” a ___ rain do you get in a year?" fish is in your refrigerator?” a apples do you eat in a month? ao milk do you drink every week?” 46 uNITs& complete the e-mail. Write aor an in front of count nouns or X in front of non-count nouns. Brad, Ineed X help with dinner today. Can you go to the store and buy liter of milk and loaf of bread? We also need onion or two, and kilo of apples. Do you think we have cheese? If not, please get = package of that, too. I'l see you at home after 5:00. ®> complete the conversations with some or any. For some items, more than one answer may be possible. 1. A: Do you need bread? B: No, thanks. | have . A: Do they want soup? B: No, they don’t want right now. 3. A: I don't have water and I'm so thirsty. B: Do you want tea? . A: Does she need help? B: She doesn’t need help. She needs practice. Eating in, Eating out 47ee JUST FOR FUN @ Read the sentences. Write the words. Then look at the gray boxes |__ 1. You can have soup or a salad. It's your_. 2. Eat foods from the ___ group in moderation. 2 3, It’s not a good idea to eat a lot of __ between meals. 4. Some people eat five or six small _a day. 4“ 5. Meat and cheese are _ foods. 5. 6. Fried foods and sweets can be __in fat and sugar. g. What's the new word? © whatis ir weite the word on the tne. 1. The waiter gives it to you at a restaurant. You read it to order food. Isa 2. You eat them before your entrée. They are 3. It's a healthy food group. Oranges and apples are in it. It's 4. The waiter gives it to you after you eat. You can pay it with a credit card, It’s the 5. It’s the amount of a food that you eat in one meal. It’s a 6. It’s a very cold dessert. It’s . 48 unitsStaying in Shape TOPIC PREVI @ took ar the pet ia © 1. __ swimming 2. __ walking Ew rach nna Write the letter on the line. © ¢€ 9% “y ) 4. __ dancing 7. __ running 5. __ playing soccer 8. __ lifting weights 3. __doing aerobics 6. __playing the guitar 9. sleeping Activity ride a bike 7 Complete the chart. fee eat in a restaurant shop for clothes shop for food watch TV clean your house exercise LESSON 1 ©> choose the correct response. Circle the letter. 1. “Can you go walking at 4:307" a. Yes, | am. b. No, I can't «Yes, Ido. 2. "Why don’t we go dancing tonight at 8:00?" a. OK. When's good for you? ib. Sorry, I can't. © Too bad. 3. “When do you have to go to work?” a. No, I'm not. “When's good a. How about busy. b. How about tomorrow at 6:00? «. At 10:30. for you?” Monday morning? _b, Sounds good! © Sorry, | can't, }> complete the sentences. Use have to or has to. . She can sleep | |. They don't 1 2 3. My brother isn’ 4 go to class this morning. Do you have my textbook? late tomorrow morning. She doesn't work until 10:30. ‘thealthy. He exercise more. pick us up at the train station. We can take a taxi 495. Pete buy a new digital camera. His old one isn't working 6. Do you ‘work next Saturday? 7. We finish our report before the next sales meeting. © wine sentences, Use words rom each bor work late on Friday. \ has to ; play tennis this weekend. My parents don’t have to {90 to school. My teacher can " + + | study English, My friend can't : {90 shopping this weekend. My boss have to ence cook dinner tonight. My brother doesn't have to 7 sleep late tomorrow morning, 1. _My brother doesn't have to study English 2 3. 4 5. > Look at Paula’ daily planner. Answer the questions about her schedule. 1. Can Paula go running Saturday morning at 9:00? No, she can't She hos to study English . 2. What does Paula have to do on Sunday afternoon? = __SATuROAY aaa 3. Does Paula have to work on Friday? 4. Why can’t Paula do aerobi night at 7:30? Dad house 5. Can Paula sleep late on Sunday rer cook dinner morning? phone Seea ‘wh 50 UNITS> Look at the responses. Write questions with can or have to. 4. A: (Gal / speak Polish) Con Goil speak Polish 2 : No. She speaks English and French. : (you / play basketball tonight) ? Sure. I'm not busy. 3. A: (you/ meet your brother at the airport) No, I don't. He's taking a bus. 4 A: (I/call you tomorrow) B: OK. That would be great. (Frank / buy a new printer) No. He fixed his old one. : (they / take the exam on Friday) —_____? B: Yes, they do. They're studying tonight. LESSON 2 &> complete the sentences with places from the box. gym athleticfield pool court track course 1. The schoo! is used for a lot of different sports. Students play football and soccer in the fall and baseballl in the spring. You can take an aerobics class or use exercise machines at a ‘The hotel has a tennis and an 18-hole golf _ (On Fridays, there are water aerobics classes in the s\ ning ‘You can go running or walking on a > choose the correct response. Write the leter on th 1, __ “How often do you do aerobics?” a. Because I'm too busy. 2. ___ “How often do you go swimming?” b, I go to the gym once a week. 3. ___ “When do you go dancing?” No, I'm not. I'm watching TV. 4, ___ “What are you doing this weekend?” ——_d. I'm going shopping on Saturday and 5. ___ “How come you're not going running sleeping late on Sunday. tonight?" I hardly ever go to the pool. 6. ___ “Are you studying right now?" f. On Friday nights. Staying in Shape 51D> Look at Dave's activity schedule for September. Then complete the sentences. Circle the letter. Dave's Activity Schedule September (Sunday) (Monday) (Tuesday) (Wednesday ) (“Thursday _) (“Friday ) (Saturday) fz 7 ‘ wt weigts |? stuayengsn || et wits at (J tft weights at the gym 530 PM = 7 attne gym || 645 PR ‘he gym ssom | 30 PM eS f=) (w) 2) ts) dean tne || Tit weights Ut weights || study Engi | | go running house at the gyn attne gyn || aasem || at the track 10:00 AM 5:30 PM i) (is) Cy >) fs) 20) it weight ‘dean tne — || gorunning || ut weignts || pay 1 weights a the gym house atthe tack || atthe gym || basketbott || atthe gyn 10.00 am woooam || 700° ~— | | 530m 530 PM Bay got =z 3:00 PMA atthe gyn 200 Pr 21) ean tne {22 23) (2a) Touse 000 An vttweignts || tueignts || ay eee atthe gyn || atthe gym || basketball (eso as) et weights at tne gyn 530 PM = LJ as} G0) litt weignts: lean the wi fausa tears rovoam | | s200m JIE L 1. Dave goes bike a. hardly ever c. always 2. Dave___ cleans the house on Sundays. a. always b. sometimes: «never 3. Dave lifts weights__ a. once a week 4. Dave plays basketball ‘on Tuesdays ’b. on Wednesdays 5. Dave usually lifts weights a. in the evening b. in the morning 6. Dave goes running a. once a month b. every weekend 52 uNiTS . at least three times a week € once in a while «on weekends ¢ in the afternoon once ina while anguage> waar asour your write sentences about your own activities. Examples: _ hardly ever et in o restaurant . I ride a bike once in a while . 1 2 3. 4 5 GD Look at the responses. Complete the questions. Use the simple present tense. 1. How often _does Jim play tennis 2 Jim plays tennis every day. 2. How often 2 |1go walking once in a while. 3. When 2 | usually cook dinner at 7:30. 4, When 2 They go dancing on Friday nights. 5. Where 2 We do aerobics at the gym. 6. Where ? Kyle plays soccer at the athletic field. ® write sentences. Use the simple present tense or the present continuous. 1. Charlie / usually / play golf / on weekends Charlie usually plays golf on weekends 2, Stan / talk on the phone / right now ‘My daughter / never / study English 4. We / go dancing / tonight 5. I/sleep late / tomorrow morning He / take a shower / now 7. They / drive to work / at least once a week 8 She / work late / next Tuesday 9. 1/ always / go swimming / on Mondays and Wednesdays Staying in Shope 53LESSONS 3 AND 4 Read the sentences about Ron and Nina. Check ) true, false, or no information. true false no information Ron doesn't have time to exercise. Ron avoids junk food. Ron usually drinks a lot of water. Nina never eats fish. Nina doesn’t exercise regularly. Nina doesn’t want to eat healthy foods. Ooo0o000 ooo00a0 Oooooo <> wnat asour you? Are you in shape? Do you have a healthy diet? Explain your answers. Example: _| don't hove a healthy diet. | almost never eat vegetables _— SS Stoying in Shope 55GRAMMAR BOOSTER @)> Look at the responses. Write information questions with can. 1 : Well, you can run in the park. Where can | go running > : I think she can come after class, but I'm not sure. Three. | speak Spanish, English, and Japanese. I can meet you at 9:30. A: 8: A: 8: 3A 8: A: 8: a: 8: : Not very often. Golf is so expensive around here. © Look at the responses. Write information questions with have to. 1. A: How often do you have to see your doctor? B: Not very often. Just once a year. 2 A meet the client tomorrow? B: | have to meet him at the airport. 3A pick up the car? B: You have to pick it up before 5:00. They close early today. ak B: Because she has a big meeting tomorrow. @ complete the sentences. Circle the letter. ui about lunch. What do you want? a. think b.am thinking «thinks 2. He her very much now. a. love b.is loving © loves 3. Michelle can’t come to the phone. She asleep b. sleeping cis sleeping 4, They the chef at that restaurant. a.are knowing b. know am knowing 5. We ___some soup for dinner. Do you want some? aamhaving —b. has care having 56 UNITS We need to get some chicken and onions for dinner tonight. work late tonight? get at the supermarket?© write sentences in the simple present tense. 1. she /a lot / swimming / not / go She doesn't go swimming a lot 2. walk / Joel / to school / every day 3. every week / not / my sisters / me / call 4, every day / meet / not / their class 5. they / play tennis / three times a week UST FOR ; FUN } complete the crossword puzzle. Across 1. don't do something because it’s bad for you 2. where you play tennis 3. ball game popular around ‘the world z 7 4, a place for indoor exercise 5 5 5. 0% of the time ie Down 1. 100% of the time 6. where “potatoes” sit 7. exercise on a bike =) 1 Las 8. the foods you eat 9. where you play golf ‘Staying in Shape 57> Which game or sport uses these? Write the activity or sport on the line. Veeev FOR YOU! 58 UNITSFinding Something to Wear TOPIC PREVIEW > Look at the shopping website. Which department would you click to buy these clothing items? Match the department with the item. Write the letter on the line. PoRoLke en eee a am +. dust click your mouse. ‘Stay n your house’ 1. F ‘THIS WEEK'S: " Click on tems for —_— aes special prices ond ‘other details. OS (pruning Shoes. hrs, nd Sess HOME 1 OTNER PRODUCTS A SERVICES | GTCAROS | CATALOGS | ABOUTUS | CONTACT US > what's important to these customers when they shop for footwear? Write price, selection, or service on the line. always shop 'm a student so Jake's Footwear at Dalton’s Idon't have a is the best! They Department lot of money. | have more than Store because shop at Shoe 200 different kinds ‘the clerks are Outlet because of footwear— really helpful. they always boots, sandals, They always have a big sale. running shoes help me find the right size The shoes I'm wearing now [ike to have a lot of choices and even offer to gift wrap! were 50% off! when I shop. 1 2 3. 59LESSON 1 © choose the correct response. Circe the et 1. "Do you have this in a medium?” a. No, thanks. b. Yes, here you go. « Yes, please. 2. "See if these are larger.” a. Yes, they're OK. b. They're $39. «©. That's too bad. 3. "How much are the pajamas?” a. The Sleepy brand ones? —_b. They're too small © This one’s a medium, 4. "Can | try it on: a. Of course! b. No, I'm sorry. We don't. «. We have a smaller size in black. Complete the chart with words from the box. Write the comparative form of each adjective in the correct column. loose spicy hot sweet comfortable tall bad important thin young | friendly healthy nice fat convenient OE ae Cag Concern forms (+) -er larger maller heavier bigger [ more expensive bett Compare the items in the pictures. Write sentences with comparative adjectives. Use words fom the boxer yur own words Ky saly——epensive——~—=portable ‘young oid cheap fast Reality lvge big small’ comfortable good convenient 2 wpeomnt’ | Sa computer Leisinisaial ahair dryer_|_a photocopier 60 unit?your grandparents microwave | a conventional ‘oven ‘oven > Look at the store ad. Then complete the sentences. Use the information in the ad or your own words. Bigcity BIG BOOT SALE! Aric band winter boos | ? Youret wil hank youincald weather (not brand sl ots ‘Waterpro and eay weigh fase f ht and ver coma, perfect for walking oniceand snow, ‘reine’ Uses? ~ 14 alten men’sUSsies 712, 13,1. pe ght Bow, Dark Bl, ek Dik Bown Bad Dowrtown rand des bos t ee high inch (76cm) hee, ¢ efstionabe going cut q ‘ing to wet US$90.00 sstictcs nes” 1. The Comfort brand boots are _ than the Downtown boots 2. The Big City Footwear store has the Arctic brand boots in brown and 3. The Downtown brand boots are__than the Arctic brand boots 4. The Arctic brand boots are than the Comfort brand boots. 5. The Big City Footwear store has the Downtown brand boots in sizes Finding Something to Wear 61®> wat ABouT YOU? Complete the sentences. Use your own ideas and the cues in parentheses. LA is more expensive than a___. (two electronic products) 2 is too spicy for me. (food) 3. The movie __isbetter than__. (two movies) 4 is more beautiful than (two actresses) 5. is warmer than _____in my city. (two months) 6. Asize shoe is too large for me. (a shoe size) LESSON 2 ©> complete the conversations. Use sentences from the box. Certainly. Charge, please. The V-neck or the crew neck? That's too bad. Could you gift wrap these shirts? Did you know that BB the first known pictures of footwear are boots in a 15,000- year-old painting in a cave tn spaint i in the year 200, Marcus ‘Aurelius, Emperor of Rome, said that only he could wear red sandals? How would you @ before the 1860s, pairs of boots Inetopey? didn’t have a right and left? Both boots were the same. ZL 'm sorry. We don't have these pumps in black. VII take the sweater. 62 unit?© Label the clothing items in the picture. Use words from the box. 1. | pumps running shoes a sweatshirt a blazer a shirt a windbreaker Pantyhose a skirt socks sweatpants 10. ~~ els ihe > wnsr asour vou? whats your style? Complete the chart with the clothing and shoes you usually wear. Athome ‘At work At school > complete the conversations Use object pronouns rom the Bos. Pronouns can bbe used more than once. me you him her it us you them 1. A: Are your sisters going to the party? 5. A: Ididn’t see you and Emma at the concert. B: I hope so. | invited B: You didn’t see ? We were right near the stage! 2. A: This sweatshirt is really old. B: That's OK. | wear to exercise. 6. A: I'll take the sandals. B: Great! Would you like me to gift wrap 3. A: Did you meet Ms. Jacobs? fea > B: Yes, I met this morning. a 7 7. A: These pants are too small. 4, A: When can I call you? Eicne foyaur Brother Let's see. Call tomorrow. i Veentgne a ll be home all day. He wears a size 32! Finding Something to Wear 63LESSONS 3 AND 4 > Look a the store oor plan. Start at the Information desk. Follow the directions. Where are you? Write the name of the department on the line, 1. Go to Women’s Casual. Turn right and go straight. It's on the left side, after Hosiery Where are you? 2. Go to the back of the store. Take the elevator to the basement. It’s across from the elevator, straight ahead. Where are you? 3. Take the elevator to the second floor. Turn left and go to Men's Outerwear. Turn right. Go straight. It’s between the Men’s Shoes and the Men’s Sleepwear departments. Where are you? Choose one of the travel destinations below. What ‘clothing will you pack for the trip? Make Include any shoes, outerwear, casual, formal, or wild clothes you will need. N Hear gospel music at Go dancing at Ce alas Be a Harlem church in a nightclub in eee AWE: New York City, USA. Paris, France. ~~ S 64 unit? anguageGRAMMAR. BOOSTER > complete the sentences with words from the box. Use the comparative form. comfortable exper 1 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7 8. fast large healthful warm old -short- Women are usually shorter than men A coat is a sweater. Carsare_ radios. Your grandmother is your nephew. Russia is Spain. Airplanes are boats. Sweatpants are suits. Fruit is junk food. © war as0urV0U Answer the questonsin complete sentences. Use your sma eords 1 1 “Who is taller, you or your best friend?” on “Who is bigger, your father or your mother?" cou, “Which building is bigger, your home or your school?” ou . “Which language is easier to learn, your native language or Eng] on “Which is more fun, playing golf or going dancing?” oy Write questions. Use object pronouns and the words in parentheses. ¢ | take my mother to the same restaurant every week. B: Where do you toke her 2 (where) ‘A: She washes her car a lot. B: 2 (when) A: He eats fish, B: 2 (how often) ‘A; My teacher invites her students to her house. Ba why ‘A: Monica meets her boyfriend every morning, 8: 2 (what time) Finding Something to Wear 65© Write senencesin two ways using the words indicated Ad prepositions necessary 1. the address / give / her Give th to her 2. Tina / gifts / him / buys 3. the teacher / homework / us / gives 4. the waiters / them / food / serve oe JUST FOR FUN Look at the pictures. Find the names of the items of clothing in the puzzle. Circle the ten words. Words can be across (~) or down (1). sweatboxers)os lpntasoknosw beisgnagrceae omghxtistkoa xihpajamasbet yuntwinrbrzep tightsuoupaa shortsnxnann”n bawzopalbelt windbreakers | A Riddle for You! Riddle: Mr. and Mrs. Bigger ha Which one isthe biggest "7" ® baby 1e biggest? ‘Answer: The baby. He's a little Bigger. 66 UNIT?Getting Away TOPIC PREVIEW 4 mate the vacation words onthe eft with their meanings onthe right. Write the eter onthe line 1. __wildlife a. travel by ship or boat 2. accommodations _b. drinks 3. ___beverages « movies, concerts, plays 4. ___ entertainment d. food 5. __meals @. hotels, hostels, resorts 6. __cuise f. animals 7. __rates 9. the money you pay WHAT ABOUT YOU? In your country, where would you go on vacation for... nature and wildlife? history and culture? family activities? physical activities? <> wiar asour You? Complete the paragraph. Use your own ideas. When | go on vacation, | usually go to | like to visit and I like to eat __________ | don't really like to ee ee 67LESSON 1 complete the conversations. Write the best response on the lines. Use sentences from the box. No, thanks. That's too bad. Pretty boring. Well, that’s good. No, not too bad (Weed help wit help with \ Tey 9 3 == ——_ Il bet the food >) as terrible. Of course, the train wasn't on 68 UNITSWrite statements. Use the words in parentheses and was, were, wasn't, or weren't. 1. (The cruise / tervific) The cruise was terrific 2. (The accommodations / pretty nice) 3. (Our room / a little small) 4. (There / not / any good family activities) 5. (There /a lot of friendly people) 6. (The flight / not / very long) & Write yes /no questions and short answers. Use the past tense of be. 4. A: (your / bus /on time) _Was your bus on | 2 B: No, it wasn't It was over an hour late! 2. A: (the movie theater / open) 5 _—______? B: Yes, They had a late show. 3. A: (the weather / good) a ee B: No, Itrained every day. 4, A: (there / a movie / on your flight) - - 7 B: No, It was so borin 5. A: (there / any problems / at the airport) 2 B: Yes, My flight was canceled. 4 complete the conversation with information questions. Use the past tense of be. ‘A: Hey, Marty. — ? 1 Where you B: My wife and I took a little vacation. A: Really? z howe B: Too short! But we stayed at a great resort ‘A: Oh yeah? z B: Over in Wroxton. We drove down Friday night. ‘A: Wroxton? That's pretty far. a Wowwiong ine are About three-and-a-half hours. There wasn’t, any traffic. A: Nice! ? Kd Thow the weather B: Actually, the weather was pretty good. Only rained once! A: Sounds wonderful. B: Just three days. We didn’t want to come home! Getting Away 69> WHAT ABOUT YOU? Read the questions. Write responses. Use your own words. 1. “When was your last vacation?” ou low long was it?" ou 3. “How was the weather?” vou LESSON 2 MOST POPULAR VACATION According to the World Tourism Organization, the world's most Popular vacation destination 4&8 France. In 2001, 765 million international visitors came to France. That was 11% of all international travelerst It was also more than the population Of France, which was around 60 miltion. Spain was second, with 49.5 million visitors, and the US. was in third place, with 45.5 million ‘Source: wivw.guinnessworldreconds.com © complete the chart with the presentor the simple past tense Deed Sa caeey Pre: 1.| call 2 arrived buy 3 studied do 4.| get leave 5. | stop ate Choose the correct responses to complete the conversation. Write the letter onthe lin A: Hi, Emily. | didn't see you at the gym this weekend. ‘A: Really? How was it? & ‘A: What did you do? B ‘A: That sounds nice. Did the kids have a good time? 70 unite |. We went to the zoo and ate lunch downtown. Yes, they did. They love nature and wildlife. And they slept all the way home in the car! . I didn’t go. We took the kids to Toronto. Terrific. We had a lot of fun.> complete the sentences wth the simple past tense ait some nice souvenirs, but | oor) —___ alot of money. 2. We __ to Montreal, but we or aad the train back. 3. We __a great time at the baseball game! The kids sandwiches and me ___ soda, and they the ‘ein wna) game, too—a little! at at 10:00. 1 eave) or back at noon. <)> rend the responses. Put the wordsin order to make questions lid you 4. A (did / eat / Where / you) Whe B: At a Japanese restaurant. 2. As (Did / go / with Jane / you) e No, | went with Deanna > No, | didn’t. It was pretty boring. (you/ did / When / leave) ‘We left on Tuesday morning = Pere She bought a souvenir Tshirt. : At the resort. { (did / How long / stay / you) ePeer A little over a month <®> war aour You? Read the questions. Write a response. Use your own words. 1. “Did you sleep late this morning?” vou. 2. “Where did you eat lunch yesterday?” (ike / Did / the art exhibit / you) (What /she / buy /did) : (did / play tennis / Where / you) you, 3. “When did you exercise this week?" vou Getting Away 71LESSONS 3 AND 4 4G Look at the vacation peture. Now read the statements. Who is speaking? Match each statement to a person in the picture. Write the letter on the line. We wanted to go on a cruise, but they canceled it. There was a problem with the boat. Someone stole my bag! Host all of my money and my passport. | went parasailing, A boat pulled me up high in the air. It was so exciting! 72 units I got a massage on the beach. It was so relaxing! The entertainment was terrible. They only had one musician—and he needed guitar lessons! The local beverages were delicious. | had a drink made of coconut milk every day at the beach.> complete the vacation postcard. Use adjectives from the box. scary relaxing perfect — terrible. scenic_—_unusual. Getting Away 73AMMAR BOOSTER © choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. 1, ___ “How was your vacation?" a. No, it wasn't. It rained all week 2, __ "Where did you go?” b. Terrific. It was so much fun. 3. ___ “How long were you there?” © Jamaica. 4, ___ “Was the weather good?” . Yes, there were. We were busy all the time. 5, ___ “How were the accommodations?” fe. Yes, it was good. But a little spicy. 6. __ "Were there a lot of things to do?” f. Just a week 7. __ “Was the food OK?" 9. Clean and comfortable. © correct he erorsin the email message, Dear Mari, was My vacation were lots of fun! My family and | went to Hawaii, The only problem were the hotel. It was very nice. The beds were terrible. Everything else were perfect. There was many activities. My favorite activity wasn't parasailing. It were terrific. Laura NI @& wiiat aBour YoU? Write questions with the past tense of be. Then answer the questions with complete sentences. Use your own words. 1. when / your last vacation 2. it/long 2 3. how / the hotel cou 4. the weather /good on 5 how many/people/with you ou 74 unite© Rewrite the sentences. Use the simple past tense and a past time expression. 1. We go to the beach every year. We went to the beach last year 2. The weather isn’t very good today 3. How long does the trip usually take? ‘4, We don't stay in a hotel. 5. | often cook clams at the beach. 6. Everyone has a good time. 7. Is your flight canceled? 4 head the statements. Write questions in response using the words in parentheses. 1. As She bought a new printer. Why did she buy o new printer 2 (why) 2. A: We went on vacation. ? (where) They went to the gym. 2? (when) 4. A: I visited some friends. a ? (who) 5. A: He spent a lot of money. B: 2 (how much) Getting Away 75 q anguageJUST FOR FUN ® Find the words in the puzzle. Circle the words. Words can be across (-+) or down (1). scenic amazing relaxing interesting boring bumpy unusual short comfortable long exciting eck cg eoeue incredible © at can you doin you free time? Unscramble the undertined words Write the activity on the line. ti 2. 3. 4 5. 6. 7. . visit an tarsemumy = . do bacseori The food was terrible— play fgol and the portions were . take a ruisce go on a rasfai visit the ozo visit the 200 see a labbasel meag = _ a 76 unitsTaking Transportation TOPIC PREVIEW > Look at the departure schedule and the clock. Read the statements. Check V7 ‘tue or fas POPU ee ae Poet | 4. The next flight to Porto. (1 Belo Horizonte 2 1610 G3—_barding Alegre is at 5:50 p.m. cere Cc | 2. Flight 902 to $30 Luisis Sto Paulo Sea . leaving from Gate Ga. per re 3. The flight to Caracas is 0 tae send ES es delayed. Pro Alegre nd orc) 4, Flight number 267 is cod oo fined going to Belo Horizonte. cory 18:10 rd 5. Passengers on Flight 56] ar 1850 ro are taking Asiana Airline. 6. Flight 60 is late. © choose the correct response. Write the letter on the line. 4. ___“Oh, no! The train’s leaving in four minutes.” a. Really? How was the flight? 2, ___ “I took Northern Airlines to Hong Kong.” b. Once or twice a year. 3. ___ “I'm looking for the departure gate.” ©. Yes, 1am. You too? 4, ___ “Are you taking the 8:30 train?” d. Which one? 5. ___ “How often do you fly?” e. We should hurry! €©> Put the conversation in order. Write the number on the line. Can | help you? ___ Let's see. The local leaves from track 23, lower level That sounds OK. What's the track number? Oh, no! What should | do? __ Yes. Can | still make the 10:05 express train to Antwerp? __ Sorry, you missed it. ___ Well, you could take a local train. There's one at 11:05. __ Thanks very much. 77LESSON 1 D> choose the correct response. Circle the letter. 1. "missed the 7:30. What should I do?” a. No, I'm sorry, b. You could take the 9:10. _« It left five minutes ago. 2. "The next bus is at 5:50. a. ls it an express? b.lsit a direct flight? © One way or round trip? 3. “One way or round trip?” a. Two tickets, please. _b. Yes, please. < One way. 4. “Oh, no! The train is leaving in three minutes!” a. No, I'm sorry. No, you couldn't ¢ We should hurry! > Read the article. Choose the correct answer. Traveling by Bullet |The Japanese Shinkansen, or “bullet | trains,” began service in 1964, “They carried passengers between | Tokyo and Osaka, The first “Trains traveled at 210 km per hour. Today, —shinkansen oon Japan's main island Honshu connect Tokyo with ‘of the larger cities. They Mravel at speeds between 240 and 300 km per hour. In 2007, the Japanese Railway is going to Introduce a 350 km-per-hour train. One tip for bullet train travelers: Get to your departure gate on time. Shinkansen trains are almost never late. In 1999, the average lateness per train ‘was twenty-four seconds! 41. A shinkansen is 2. Japanese bullet trains are ‘Sena nasa a. accity in Japan, a. always late b. atrain station. b. almost always on time. © a fast Japanese train. © often canceled. > complete each sentence or question. Use could or should and the base form of the verb. 1. Want my advice? the express. the local, but it takes ou ake YeuTiake thirty minutes longer. 2 tthe 7301 Tour rang Yourke 2. round-trip tickets. They are cheaper than two one-way tickets, and she he bay won't have to wait in another ticket line. 4 an aisle seat in the rear of the plane or a window seat in the front. Werake What do you think? What seats wake 5. The flight is delayed, late for the meeting the office? be weal 6. No, a direct flight. They tried, but all the flights had a stop in Anchorage. Whey nat oot 78 units®> Look at the schedules. Which train should the Metropolitan Railroad people take? Write your advice on the Local [Express [Local White Piains 725 |e22 9:05 Hive in White Plains. | need Scarsdale waz | = 922 a train that will arrive in New York Bronxvile 805 | - 9:40 City around 8:00 am. Could | take Harem 125th st. }e2a | = 950 e822 Spies? Grand Central 8:30 |859@ | 10:08 Terminal 1. Yes you could take the 822 | ive in White Plains. 'm meeting my boss at Grand Central Station at 8:45 a.m. We're going to an portant meeting and I can't be late. Which train should | take? | live in Scarsdale. I've got some free time tomorrow morning. I need to go shopping for a new laptop in New York City. Most computer stores open at 10:00 a.m. What time should | be at the Scarsdale train station? 'm in White Plains. I want to go to Bronwville. Could | take ‘an express train or should | take a local? LESSON 2 > complete the conversation. Use words from the box. ne going should late 9 reservation rental ' ‘A: What time are we _ in Copenhagen? B: Pretty _. Around 10:30 p.m : What about a hotel? B: I'm going to make a online, Great. And are we to need a taxi to the hotel? B: There's a__ from the airport, or we could get a_car. A: They're expensive. | think we __save our money. B: You're right. And walking is good exercise. ing Transportation 79©}> what are they going to do? Write the letter on the line. 1. ___ She's going to make a reservation. 3. __ She's going to take a limo. 2. __ He's going to get in at 8:45. 4, __He's not going to take a taxi 70 BOSTON DEPARTS: 6:50 Read the responses. Complete each question form of the verb, ‘be going to and the base 1. A: Where is Paul going to meet us ? B: Paul's going to meet us at the airport café. The world's longest direct 2A Who ——? J runtrain (without B: | think Gretchen is going to buy the tickets. changing trains) is 10,214 3. A: When ___ "| kn, from Moscow, Russia 8: I'm going to need the rental car on Thursday and Friday. | 4, pyongyang, North 4. A: What time _ ? |i erowtarawe: B: They're going to arrive at 5:50 p.m. Elec OG de The tip aed _ Our 6:20 fight? Takes almost eight days! B: Yes, we'll make it Source: ynww.quinnessworidrecords com 80 units> war asour your What are your plans for today? Complete the chart. Puta check ¥/ inthe box. errs ere ere «alla friend check my e-mail ‘90 shopping clean my house cook study exercise take a taxi other <®> Now write sentences about your plans for today. Use the future tense with be going to I'm going to call a friend tonight after work Se eee LESSONS 3 AND 4 <®> whois speaking? Write a gate agent or a passenger on the line. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Flight 58 hhas been delayed. The new departure time is 7:00. The flight is overbooked. I think I'm going to volunteer to take a later flight. 1. _o gate agent We got bumped from our flight. ‘What should we do? agate agent Can | still make the 6:45, flight to S40 Paulo? ‘We are now boarding first class passengers for Asiana Flight 58. Please have your boarding passes ready. This is a gate change for Asiana Airlines, Flight 58, with service to Tokyo, Japan The new gate is Gate 86. a passenger Toking Transportation 81D> Look at the pictures. Match each statement with the correct picture. |. __ Our flight was canceled. The airplane had mechanical problems. ___ The cruise was terrible. My whole family got seasick! Sorry we're late. We missed the express train and had to take a local. ____ My dad had to wait over an hour to get through security. __We had an accident. Our sightseeing bus hit a tree. 82 UNITSD> Look at the pictures of Joe Cooney’s trip. Then read the statements. eck false. Fr in ene | espe sf |. His flight was on time. 2. He sat in an aisle seat. 3. His plane had mechanical problems. 4. He missed the hotel shuttle bus, AP | Ey Oo 0 og oo write a short paragraph about Joe Cooney's trip. t _— ee — ees Taking Transportation 83GRAMMAR BOOSTER €)> Read the questions and statements. Correct the mistakes. 0 to 1. You should to-ge track 57. 2. Where could he to get a train to Hampstead? 3. Bette can't takes a flight to Tokyo. 4. When we could leave? 5. How late can he to board? 6. He shoulds choose an aisle seat. @> Read the questions. Complete the responses. 1. A: Should she buy a one-way ticket? B: No, she shouldn't . It's more expensive. 2. A: Can he bring food on the flight? B: Yes, . A: Could | take the number 3 train? B: Yes, . It will take you to the right station. 4. A: Can we get seats together? B: No, I'm sorry. We only have a few seats left. 5. A: Should they get a rental car? B: Yes . It is more convenient. > Rewrite the sentences to express future actions. Use be going to and the base form of the verb. 1. She studied for three hours. ‘She's going to study for thres hours tomorrow. 2. They ran two miles last Sunday. next Sunday. 3. We had a party last week. next week. 4, I went to school yesterday. tomorrow. 5. You did a great job. 84 UNITSJUST FOR FUN @ Lookat the sentences. Write the words. Then look at the gray boxes]. 1. The plane is full. I'm going to__ to be bumped. 2. We were late because the plane had mechanical. 3. The agent at the gate needs to see your ___ pass. 5 g ] 4. I'm going to have to cancel my hotel a, T ; 5. We should hurry. There’s always a line at 7 the ___gate. a ly 6. I don't have to take the early train, but fe 2) 1 What's the new word? © Read the poem. Can you solve the riddle? As I was going to St. Ives by Mother Goose® As | was going to St. Ives, I met a man with seven wives; Every wife had seven sacks, Every sack had seven cats, G Every cat had seven kits; Kits, cats, sacks, and wives, How many were going to St. Ives? » "Mother Goose" rhymes are traditional English poems for children. No one knows who wrote them. U0 stomsuy Taking Transportation 8586 Shopping Smart TOPIC PREVIEW > How do you use an ATM machine? Look at the pictures on the left. Match each picture with an instruction on the right. Pee) «$100 usb sep ao ee Take your ATM card. Enter the amount of cash you want Take your cash. Put your ATM card in the card slot. Choose your language. Enter your Personal Identification Number (PIN). © wnat aB0ur YOU? Look at the list on the left. In your own country, what could people use to pay for these things? Check the boxes. ceri fer ites) dinner at a restaurant oO oO ao 2 newspaper from a newsstand a oO oO an airplane ticket oa oO | oO CD from an online music store og o | o a snack in a convenience store oa a oO 2 hotel room | ao oa Oo LESSON 1 ©> choose the correct response. Circle the letter. 1. “I'm looking for an MP3 player for my son.” b. What about this one? a. You think so? 2. “How much did you want to spend?” a. | wanted $100. 3. “We have two or three in your price range.” b. Could I have a look? a. It can't hurt to ask b. No more than $100. It's the best. « I spent $100, «Good idea. 4. “Why do you recommend Diego brand DVD players?” a. They're the easiest to use b. They're the least popular. « They're the worst.& complete the conversation. Wit the letter onthe line. ‘A: Excuse me. I'd like to buy a camcorder. B: ‘A: I don’t know. What do you recommend? B a. The Power X. It’s the most popular. ‘A: Actually, that's a little out of my price range.» No. And the sound is great. © OK. Which one are you interested in? A: Is it difficult to use? B e. The X23 isn’t bad, and it’s much cheaper. © d. Yes. No problem. A: OK. Do you accept traveler's checks? B > Look at the chart from a digital camera buying guide. COMPARE DIGITAL CAMERAS ice | EASe |g; ‘ Brand / Model Price | Ese | size| Weight aa js Diego Mini 3000 | uss239| ee | c | 359 Pretty Sasy) (1202) | ee alittle difficut Honsh difficult 100. | USs209 p | 2839 | ° " (9.9.02) | .. compact (sa sie cant Honshux24 | ussi39| «=| s | 1809 ina shit pocat (6302) |... standard = (medium sie, simi SS 135 toa pant ané aoc re Prego | uss209| eave | s | iS is son _ | . professional = ; mM (lrg se, sitar Vision 2.0 us$449 s 9 toa3smm camera) es. (7.9.02) Now write questions with Which. Use the superlative form of the adjectives from the box. Not all adjectives will be used. expensive. light portable easytouse cheap heavy _—_ difficult to use 4. A: Which camera is the most expensive _? 4, A: 2 B: The Vision 2.0. B: The Prego 5. wars 2 he Honshu X24. B: The Honshu 8100. B: The Diego Mini 3000. Shopping Smart 87 anguageRead each person's statements. For each shopper, recommend a digital ‘camera from the buying guide in Exercise 5. Give a reason for your advice. “Ineed a new camera. The one | have now is too heavy. {really want a camera that | can camry in my jacket pocket.” “Fm looking for a digital camera for my mother. She isn’t good with electronics, so it must be very easy to use. ‘What do you recommend?” The largest shopping center in the world is West Edmonton ‘Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The mall covers 493,000 sq. meters (5.3 ‘milion square feet) and has, ‘over 800 stores and services “i like to have a look at your least expensive digital camera. | can't spend more than $150. Do you have anything in my price range?” 3 OW aces aera LESSON 2 @ comple i sive about more bow! enough ee A: This is gorgeous. I'd love to get it for my sister. It's nice. And it's small to take in your suitcase. = The mall complex includes the World largest indoor amusement park and the ‘World’ largest indoor lake, A: I'm going to ask about the price. I hope it's not | expensive * More than 23,000 people ‘A: I'm interested in this bowl. How __do you work there. And the mall has want for it? ‘one more supetative—the nb oases ‘world’s largest parking lot! A: That's a bit than | want to spend at'sabit____than sper What's the largest shopping = I could you $30. ‘enter in your city or town? © How $35? That's a bargain ‘A: OK. That sounds __ Source: ven, westedmallcom 88 UNIT 10> complete the sentences. Use too or enough and the adjective in parentheses. 1. I'm not going to read that book. It’s boring . Sylvia shouldn't travel alone. She isn’t 3. I don’t want to buy anything in that shop. The people were ‘wntenaiy 4, Tania likes the red rug, but it’s __ for her living room. 5. [love this belt, but it isn't Ineed a size 34 Tena) 6. Are your shoes 2 We're going to do a lot of walking, (comfortable 7. We wanted to bargain for a lower price, but it was _ ‘aii LESSONS 3 AND 4 6p) cisco a ooecremeeee wha thareiponcc chia 1. A $6501 | paid $329 for the same camcorder yesterday! (“ou hinkso?) 8: 2. A: How much do you want for this vase? A 3. A: You could ty to get a better price. Thanks. Keep the change ee st 4, A: | saved a lot of money on this DVD player. It was only $79, 8 hata good eal 5. A: Here you are, sir. The Atlas Hotel. That's $8.50. sation) a js The tall one? ) ee, Read the statements and questions. Who would probably say this? Check W) the boxes. 1. “All of our scanners are on sale." 2. “I'm almost out of cash.” 3. “That's out of my price range.” ‘4. "Wow! What a great deal!” 5. 6 5. “How about this one? Its our most popular brand.” 5. “Can you give me a better price?” Qj aaaa Qgaoaajaa Shopping Smart 89D> Read the article about bargaining customs around the world. Then read the statements. Check W true or false, Can you give me a better price? Bargaining Customs Around the World Bargaining customs are very different around the world. Few tourists would go shopping in another country without knowing the exchange rate. However, many travelers don't learn anything about the local shopping customs of the place they are visitng before spending money. Understanding when its OK to bargain can save you a lot of money and make your shopping experience much more enjoyable In some countries, bargaining is an important part ofthe shopping culture. In others, bargaining is not done at al. Here's a bargaining guide for some countries, around the worl Morocco: Bargaining is always expected inthe shopping markets. Here bargaining is ‘more than just getting the best price. If you go into a shop and agree tothe frst price a seller offers, the seller may not be happy. For Moroccans, bargaining isa form of entertainment; it’s a game of sil a litle bit of acting, and it’s a chance to chat about the weather, business, and family. So be sure to have fun and try to get a better price! ‘Switzerland: Bargaining is not the custom here. Shop clerks can almost never give you a lower price. However, some hotels may give you a lower rate during the less popular times of year. can't hurt to ask Tahiti: Bargaining is not appropriate in the South Pacific. In fact, itis considered disrespectful to ask fora better price Inthe food markets, sellers will even take their fruits and vegetables back home with them, rather than give a discount! Sounce:“Lonely Planet Travel Guides" true false 1, Bargaining customs are similar around the world. cee 2. Generally, market sellers in Morocco love to bargain. a o 3. In Switzerland, it’s OK to bargain for a cheaper hotel room. (] 4, It can't hurt to ask a fruit seller in Tahiti for a lower price. = D> war asour You? Write a short paragraph about bargaining in your own country. What items do people bargain for? What items do people never bargain for? — 90 UNIT 10GRAMMAR BOOSTER © complete the chart 1 beautiful 2 the most intelligent 3. big 4 more convenient 5. busy 6. the fastest 7 safer 8 noisy ©}> complete the conversations with the comparative or the superlative form of the adjective in parentheses. 1 A Per ere Which one of these three sweaters do you think is the prettiest (pretty)? The blue one. The other two are not attractive at all How do you like the book? don't like it. It's (bad) than the one | read yesterday. Did you enjoy Australia? Yes. | think it's one of (interesting) places in the world. Who is __ (good) at baseball, you or your brother? Well, I'ma (fast) base runner, but my brother is a (powerful) hitter. ‘Actually, my dad is the (good) player in the family. He was a star player in college. Which laptop is (popular)? Well, the X102 is the (cheap) model in the store. But | actually recommend the X200. It's a little (expensive) than the X102, but much (light) <& Answer he questions, Use too or enough andthe adjective in parentheses. 1 A Rerere ePeP Why didn’t you buy the camcorder? (expensive) _It was too expensive __. I need to save money this month. Is the food too spicy? (spicy) I'm going to ask for more hot sauce! ‘What's wrong with these shoes? can't wear them. (uncomfortable) Why don't you like the apartment? (noisy) I'm looking for a quiet neighborhood Why don't you take the train instead of flying? (fast) Ihave to get there as soon as possible. Do you want to go to a jazz concert? Thanks for asking, but I'm not a jazz music fan. (boring) Shopping Smart 91JUST FOR FUN > complete the crossword puzzle. Across 1. opposite of best 2. opposite of most 3. the amount something costs 4. ask for a better price Down 5. pay money 6. a low price; a great 7. money you give a waiter or driver 8, money you can pay; your price _ 9. help you get in a restaurant or hotel ©} which words go together? Circle the adjectives with opposite meanings. 1.(old) healthy 2. comfortable large 3. gorgeous difficult 4, interesting pretty 5. expensive hot 6. different similar 7. light flattering 8. liberal short 8. conservative popular 92 unit 10 big sweet easy fatty cheap nice heavy portable good small loose boring wild formal unusual long bad anguage