Professional Documents
Culture Documents
ii the plcÍures
A. ln whatorderdo youdo theseth ngs?NufiìbeÍ
28 GoingPlac€s
Grammar:
Possession
Possessive Pott"ttiu" g"rorroto
adjective pÍonoun Ìo askabout
my n'ìlne me. possesslon
we
your yoLrrs you. cansayw/lose
hls hlffl.
:u tt belonqsto
h-"r nêrs her.
our ours u5,
theìr thelrs rnem.
A, Completethe conversat
ons.Usea wordor phrasefof possess
on.
Ar Excuse rne.lsthis bag,Kaíen?
B: No,it'snot
A: s thlsAnna'sbag?
B: No,
A: tlcketÌsthls?
B :l t h i n ki t 5hawn.
B,Answer
thequestions
usingbeiorgfo afd a possessive
pronoun.
L Whosepassport isthisT(A ) lL belonQe
ï,a All.lt 5 hio.
2. . , o . - rôê* lê.)
".e
3. Whosecamera isthis?(myslstefs)
Whosebagsarethese? (Johnafd Lucy!)
5 . Whosetickets
arethese? (Logan! andmÌne)
Conversation
A. LlÍento theconversat
on.Whodoesthebagbelong
to?
O
r-11 Annâi Whosebaglsthlsl
rrack
Bill: t! not mine.
Anna: l\4aybe ts llms.lsthÌsyo!r bag,Jlrn?
Jim: No,rn ne s black.
Annar We , whoseisit?
Bill: fúaybe it beÌongs to thÌswoman.Excuseme,
doesth s baqbeongto you?
Womân: Yes,lt! mine.Thank yoLtso rnuch.
LessonA 29
Listening
takeplace?
Wheíedo the conveÍsations
A. L stento the conversations.
T r a c k1 - l 2
on l
Conversat
ConvefsatÌon
2
Conversation
3
Rising
Pronunciation: intonation
orìlists
A. tÌsten
andrepeat
thesentences.
O
Trackt-]3 ) ì / \
'rÌìgo
1. Rome,and l4adÍid
ng to London,Parls,
) ì , r \
2. 'vegot mycamera,
cellphone,aptop,andPalm"'.
a a \
theshutte bus,orô rÊnÌaaat
3 Youaaatakea taxÌ,
30 6oing Placês
/ll B. Practice with a partner.
thesesentences
1. W ew a n t o ü a v eb y b u s , t r a n , p ê n e , a n d t a x .
2. I needto packa sweater, a jacket,a scaríafd a warmhãt.
3. LetsvisltArgentlna, Brazi, ChÌe,andPeru.
4. Whenlqettothe hotel,needtocheckln,takeashower,and change
myc othes.
Cornmunieation
A patneíquestlonstoioutthelmÍìigratlon
TaketLrrns.Aska
lorrnbeowwithhlsor heflnfoÍmatlon.
Depâítmentof lmmigration
PERI\4I55IONTOENTER
l. Frstnàrne
2.lV1
dd e narne
3.FamÌy
narÌìe
4. Dateot birth
5.Paceoíblrth
6.Natlonality
7 Country
of resdence
B.PrlncipaÌdestinatlon
in thlsco!ntry
9. Hote and/orstreetaddress
FORI12àlPÌO(Revi*do8)
lPuuuãntto Section
2r1(d)(3)orrhe PÁl
WorkwÌth a partner.
Pana trlp.TellyouÍ
partnefwhereyouwantto go,
whatyolr needto do beforeyoutrave,andwhenyo! wantto tÍave.
Les5onB 3l
Language Expansion:
andmoney
Traveldocurnents
A. omole.-rê e-êr ô L o.'.fo e'do.L e,r"
3 isthe bestfoÌrn
to a paftner.What
B.Talk to takeon yourtrp?Why?
of rnoney
Givean opinion
drivefs Ìcençe
l nternational
Givea reason /
PeoDle
stea dont a.cepÌ
AV SA
^air ìnetickeÌ
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Grammar:
Should
foradvice
Should Questiònswith should
Subject sáould Adverbof Verb Complement ShoqrdSubjectVerb Complement
frequency 5hould take a taxifrorlìthe
You shou
d (alwayt makea copyoíyourpasspoÍt. alrport?
You shoudnt wear expensveJewerry.
"We Lrserho,idlihouldn? to give adv cÊ. .We lse queÍionsw th Jhorldto askloradvice.
A, Askforadvce.Wlte thequestions.
1. e. Shanlàl1,ekeíhe .huttle buota Ì,heair?ort?
youshould.The
A: Yes, shutte bLrs isquÌckandcheap.
2 Q ,
A: No,you shoudn't. t Ìshot at the beach.Youdon'tneeda sweater.
3 Q :
youshoud.CredÌt
A: Yes, cardsaÌeaccepted ln a lotofshops.
4 Q '
A: No,yor..t
shoudnt. t! dãngeroL.ts to cafrycash.
Conversation
A. Listen
to theconversatlon.
WhatdoesClaudia
wantfromthe UnitedStates?
Ìccl I 14 GÍê9: Hi,C aLrdia.
Youknowthe USA.Canyouglvernesomeadvlce?'rn
goingto NewYork in lanuafy.
Clâudiai Lucky youlHowcan help?
Greg: F rst.Shoud buytravelinsurance?
Claudia: Yes,youshouldHospita s anddoctoEaÍeveíyexpens
ve n the
u.5
GÍeg: OK.Thattanothef5200. Whataboutclothes? Shouldtakeacoat?
Clãudiai Deinitey. lt'sveryco d in lanuaÍy.Youshouldtakea waTrnsweater
aswe andsoTne q ovesànda scarí
GÍeg: Â4n'ìm,
that'sanother $100.
Clàudia: Oh,justonemoÍething Don'tforgetto bly rnea nlcepresent
Greg: Oh noLThat! anotherS500lTravelinq sexpensve.
a paÍnerwhereyouwantÌo go.Then
Taketurns.TeÌ giveyo!r
partner
traveladvlce.
Usetheconversation
foÍ oeas.
LessonC 33
Éâ
A. Àrìi\ier t ìe qlestjons
l. Do yor thlnkth. :Lrthofefloys SmartTraveler
lfaveI nq/
RêâlLân9uâge
._**
nìenti! thedateÌi cornes passport.Don't forget to buy Ììedical nìsuÌance.McdicaÌbills
to .rnendor car no ofller
34
. ,ì be vcÍy expensivc,especiaÌl)-jnrhe Uúted
B.Circe T lof Ítre af,dF for ídlJe.
'.' arJ Lr rop< l-i all\. you .hor J nÌdl., ofie. L Younceda lot ofdocuments
: rll )-ouriÌnportant docuÌnentsand credit cêrds IO TTAVE
rd l.eeptÌìem in âÌlotherbag. 2. Younccdto takea ot ofc othes
ln yoLfbig.
| Ì'ACKING My adviccìs âÌ$,aystra\-ellightÌ I
l. tsã95c.n be hrfdto dentfyat
:. to carry heaq bags.lust ràke lhe minimum.
thea fpoft T t-
rcreis an oÌd saying:B/eakfun in Berlì11. Di ner
4 F qhtsareneverate T
Delhi.Bagsin Bdn{kak!So,dont pâck an}thhg
rDortâÌrtin your checÌ(iÌ]ìrag; plÌt ìnportaÌìt
5. A fpi:ne food s à \4,ay5
good T t
:ngsin your câny oÌì bag.You dont waÌÌt to
:ive home without your hoerse kevs.Another
\,Vrif
inç
: clon-tuseexpensìvesuitcases. PcopÌedoÌit WrÌtesornctraveltipsforyourcoLrntry
Think
,.ìl dirry oÌd bngs.lìiÌÌaÌI1-,
hcreì a good ÌittÌe aboutthe Ío loì,!ng topics:
: tìe a sockor brightlv coÌoredstÌing to your . rfan!poflat on
js. Why? So you can quicklyseeyour bag on the . folv lo carryrnoney
. Crnyoudf fkthe !"'ateÍ?
f THE AIRPORT My Êrst pieceofcdvice is thât
ThaiandÌsa safecountfyand the peope
r shouldalwayscalry a good booì<.It helpsto
areveryfflendly.But,likernostp acei,you
,.i the tim€ asyou waìt 1ìrryour deÌayedflight.
,rìt forgct to takea sweàteror ajacker on tìle
shoud becarefuHerearesoÍnetips:
,ne.It càn get \€ry cold oÌÌ a Ìong night íÌight. . Taxis arecheap, buteskthe prÌcelrÍst.
. ManytouflstsusefuktuÂi Howevef,
rd then tÌÌerc is àirline foocl.Takea snack
,okiesor lruit) Ì\'ith you. SoÌnetiÌnesthe food is theyaÌedangeroLts. Becarelu.
. DoÍì'tusethe busesTheyares ow and
r, sometinesit docsnt ardve at all, and it! ne1,er
cÍowded.
. Don'tcarrya lotof rnoney wth you.
Mostshopsacceptcreditcards
. Thevr'atefls not safeLodrink,so you
shoud bLtywatern bottles.
. Don'tgo outa oneat night.
fldve a nicestèyl
Goal4
Leslan D 35
Watch
BeforeYou
A. Lookat the photos.Do you haveworkingdogsln yourcountry?Howdo these
dogshelpus7
,r guldedog l sheepdog
/l detector0og
detectordog l po lce ooq
Studythewordsandthesentences.Then Usethe
readthevldeosumrnary.
wordsto competethe text.
Videosummary
Airlne passengeÍs sornetlmescarryfood,foÍ exanìpe ffuit,that maybrlng
Intoa country.DetectordogscanlrndthÌsfood by
smellingthe passengefs'bags.BrentHeldtistralnlnga dog ca ed Stockton
to be a detectordog.Stocktonhasto fnd the food,
llut alsohe rnustnot the passengers.
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WhileYouWatch
A.Watcn
tnevideo.
Crclethenarnes
ofth ngsyousee
/Íj
uniÍorm apples suitcase pâssport
gun Orange mango beêÍjeÌky
AfterYouWatch
Ál n thevicleowe sawthatcJogscanbeveryusefulin aÌfports.Work
witha partner
to writea lstof possib
e pÍobemsw th dogsÌnairports.
LOmmuntcaïton
lr Boe-playtfe to owrnqsrtuatonq
Situâtion I
StudèntAisa dog hander.
Student B isa passenqerThedog is snilìngyourbag Youdon'tllke
doqs.n yourcutture
dogsaÍedlrty.Comptèin tothe dog
Situation 2
StudentAlsa pessengelTh,. doqinds somefrujtnyourbagllisâgft
fofyourmother
Student B isthe doq hender ExpaÌnÌhal the pãs5enger
shoudn't bring
Íu t intothecoLrnty
Takerhefrut
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