1 GRAMMAR verb be, subject pronouns ‘Complete column 1 with the words inthe box. Then write the contractions in column 2 » ‘My name's Bond. James Bond. lan Fleming, British writer 2 VOCABULARY days of the week, numbers 0-20, greetings Put the letters in order to make days of the week. Remember to start with a CAPITAL LETTER. 1 ARSAYDUT —_ Saturday 2 NYAUDS _ Sunday ——— 3-HRDYTUSA —_ Thus 40DNYMA —__Mendai 5 DFARYI —Fnday - 6 DSYEEAWND _Wedt — rousspry Tuesday Continue the series. 1 five, six, seven, eight ine, _ten__. 2 six,cight,ten, “Joslin Suen 3 twenty,ninereen, eighheen._seventeen._sixteen_. 4 five, seven,nine, even. tbicfeen —isheen. 1 Pm four. 3 You've inroom2. She's ina taxi. 6 They rou, 7 Lele _imroom317. 8 Hello. You'( _inmy lass._€ Complete the dialogues. 1 AHiEmiy. this is Daniel, 8 Hello, Dorie. Vice to _mect you 2 AHitmPaulo. What's your_vyame? ae & Satey 7 Bini! 3 AniYosh How — re yur 3 tintin thanks And you? 1 ery wal hanya 4 -Avihats yourphone number ? Bits 718.555.0123. 4. Complere the words with a ¢,i,0, or. Gi See you 2 Ste you no Friday. ) G3. No. moe Friday: Sarvatayt 4 Somysee you “On Saturday. scasmin)) 3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, word stress @ Write she words in the chase, ‘meet fine sik am ten eight three nice in thanks day twelve very i? & fish | tee =in |= fhiee|=TMante Ten [~ eight |- fing, 7 n ~tuelel day | S| mmeel} -arn_| very Ny | titer b §GELT Listen and check, Then listen again and. “repeatthe words. as | train | bike © Underline the stressed syllable these words. 1 sandwich 2 telnnis 3 eightecn 4 thirteen 5 basketball 6 goodbye 7 ail 8 Internet S Listen and check. Then listen again “and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING SGERLED seen to three conversations. Choosea, b, ore. 1 Sacah’sphone numbers. a 917-555-6042. @ 917.585.0542. © 917-555-6524 2 Theclass on Thursday isin... 2 room. » roomthre. @ room five. 3 Acheese sandwich and acoffce cost. 6) five dollars and ewenty cents. 3 fourdollarsand ewenty cents ¢ five dollars and ten cents. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES. Learn these words and phrases. bye bay adies fine (fun! bien goodbye ‘god'bax’ hasla lego hello ‘hsloo! hola i sha’ hola sorry ‘sari? {9 sienlo tmankyou /eeyk yu! gracias thanks iOenks! serywell Pasi wel? may bien, Howare you? ‘hao ar vv caine ecas? Nicetomeetyou. ats 9‘ 7 Hee gus1 GRAMMAR verb be@and&] a Complete B’s sentences. 1A Seoulis in China 1B _Itisn‘t in China it'sin South Korea. 2. A Lady Gagais British 8 She isn't Gilih . She's american 3 AHe'sMexican B He isn't’ Mexican le'S Peruvian. H Aieianandaniam areipcence 8 _They_aren!t in. Greece. They Bes ieehrens ‘000m 219, fou aren't in fom 219. You'se in room 309. 8 A Parmesanis from France. I} walk prom Franee 2A You'e Brazilian, 8 ye “nd_Bazilian_. “'n Argentinian. 8 ue iglesias ig American. Pe Katt! Aneticn . Tes spanan b_ Order the words to make questions. 1 your /'s/ name / What “What's your name. 2 she | Where [s/ from hos se pat : 3 America from they /South ] Are reat Sbolh-Ameng_—_—__? 4 Fes room in Are we scion give Pane 5 vacation | you/Are/on on_vacalion 6 from ba Vietnam js =a ral aera © Match these answers to the questions in b. 10 Tutkey. SH cron tay. a Yes,heis. b No, 'm nor. ¢ She's fromltaly. d No, wearent, Yes, they are. £ Michael. BReBas How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of cheese? Charles de Gaulle, French poitician 2 VOCABULARY the world, numbers 21-100 2 Complete the sentences with a country or anationality. 1 Luzis from Peru, She's Peruvian. 2 Bratwurstis German. I's from Germatyy_ 3. Akiis from Japan. He’s_Japansce___. 4 My friendsare Iranian. They're from Tran. 5 Mariais from Mexico. She's Mena ___- 6 Kigcarsare South Korean. They're from —Shooth_fowa_. 7 Paellaisfrom Spain. ’s_S pani 8 Were Thai. We're from Thailancd___- 9 She's fom the United States. She's Ameri 10 TheylaBresllaa Theyis fom: pal b Complete che dialogues with a continent. 2 A\Wiheres Spainr “atts Eoope 2 A Where's Japan? —itsin Ast 3 A Where's Brazi? ©) Bitsin_Seuth Americy 4A Where's Canada? isin Complete the compass Write the numbers inwords. 12 — type 233 eae 448 tea 556 __fiply = 6 2 774 evel y_= feo. 8 85 i = fi 999 Ainety nine 10 100 __a tokel3 PRONUNCIATION a, t{), //,/d3/ a Geld the syllable with /a/ in these words. 1 Africa, 2 china 3 Gernainy 4 ireland 5 Europe 6 Bra 7 Waly 8 Japan bb §GTEW Listen and check. Then listen igain and repeat the words. © Gre the word with a different sound. eB) 1 cinese EB) renen chess fe] vy | 2 Traen Russian Getnamess) | Japanese Argentinian 5 LISTENING _SEIERED Listen and complete the dialogues 1A Are you__Russjan__? |B No, Turkish. Fn from stanbut 2A Where are you from? B were American ____.We'e from "Gijernia___. Were onvacationin South America, 3. A Where's he from? is he_Sparish__? ~ B No,heisnt He's_ Hes from Canctin. 4. A Mmm, delicious. is it__French __? —Talian___. B No, it isnt. Its. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES: Learn these words and phrases. flag tteg’ borden Innguage /Tenovidy/ idioma rz mil ciscolpe Timfrom.. Faun fram Soy cle Allover the woed. [nl ‘oovar di work Tmnorsure. im nat jor’ 100 exloy segro Where are you from? fer ary eae! 4 §GB2G) Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repeat the words. 4 READING Read about three people: Yin, Moira, and Carlos. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). 1 Moiraisateacher, 2 Catlosisastudent. 3. Moiraistwenty-cight, 4 Yinisateacher, — E — f Yinteaseicher JF {I hiss in Me's 19 and ThsisMaa.Shesan This Caos e's Mexican & Uinisom Asi: Bf hetsastudent vinis English teacher and she's He's fom Monterrey, an se seen, E |) chinese Hes from 28,Moirais Canadian. important city inthe North initvensrcight E | Shara, abn vin Shes omVancoues | of ese, Cats 825 nd the east of China. city in the west of Canada, he's a receptionist in a hotel.} 1 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives: my, your, etc. a Complete the chart. Subject pronauns Possessive adjectives if ‘th =Open your books, please March the words to the a complete D underline © match a d circle @ f¢ ask your partner Anyone who stops learnings old, whether at twenty or eighty. Henry Ford, American businessman 2 INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR BOOK pictures. f putanx fg cover the rext h number {6 i check j, eross out 1b Goinplete the sentences witha possessive adjective. 1 __Her_name's Teresa. 2 ___tlis___name'’s Edward. 3 Werestudents.—Gur___teacher’sname iMate 4 TmBraziian,__My __ familys from Sto Paulo 5 IesaChineseresturane. Ts ____ mame is Merry City. 6 A Whars_-_Your__ phone number? B_ Mycell phone number? I's 917-555-0156. 7 They're Canadian, _Theie last name's Baker © Order the words to make questions. first /her/ What's / name ‘A __What's her first name_? |B Sanda, 2. teacher / Where / rom / your /'s A hae’ yoo heabec pra B The United States: 3 he/student/is/a As he astudeat —_2 1B No, heisnt “4. you /old / How J ore How old_are you 2 Bimas. 5 names /spell/ do / How / you your Trias do yousgell aus al? f Tame BCOOMBS. r A CAR [2] AMERICAN3 VOCABULARY classroom language a Complete the sentences. 1 Closethe door. 2 Lidge and repeat. 3 O_pmn_____your books, please, 4+ Wotk in pairs. 5 A_nsuter__ the question. 6 Tom. ‘off your cell phone. 7 Lock _____atthe board. 8 Go ___ropage4. Order the words to make sentences. 1 don't/1/ know amma eee aecaeceeseseeeaeea 2 do/Howit]you/spell ww _do AL ? sate tease ____ ete ndesdnd 4 you [that /can [ please | repeat | Sorry, y can you repeat phal please ___ 5 in] English | Excuse | what's me, | “vacaciones” He Sacer" in Er e 6 remember [I can't Tonk temembee 4 PRONUNCIATION (ous /u ari the alphabet 8 Ge the word wth different vowel sound. <4 BD | sow cont ED) ia we GB) yn | | agontion stort ebay eo close phone b Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat che words, © GirelOthe letter with a different vowel sound. [sh 2 | a | eee | _bke E Z| SERED Listen and check. Then listen again and “repeat the letters. F, oO M 5 LISTENING ED Listen co the dialogue at a hotel reception, “desk. Complete the form. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. address ‘sidres/ dlewecif aaa Speade fap Boul’ ge posal recpriont seman! exepsansha student 'studnt’ estudvanle lastname est nenn/ apellida cellphone /'sel foun/#celober Jel phone number /‘foon nambar! A teléene Howeldareyon? “i oud er yur Cal etal? ¥m22. fain went tw Ye ftnge 22, SSD GH me2 VOCABULARY ina hotel Complete the words. ea] |S el fa 1 theelewtor 4 r-eceplion _ 2asingle room 5 the fist 3 adouble ___ room A_toc___ 2 CHECKING IN ‘Complete the conversation with phrases in the box. Canyou signhere, please? Ihave areservation Justa second... Thank you That's right 1K Good evening, 'B Hello.* _ [havea reservation _.My name's Carl Zimmerman. “A canyou spall that, please? 3 LMMERMAN. ‘A Thank you. For thre gehts? iB Yes.?_ Thats. nal ‘A. Can have your passport, please Be ere youre ‘x Thank you."_Gan_ yea bee pas nank you. © ar’s your kay t's room 403, on the fourth lor. The tlevatoris over ther. Enjoy your stay, Me Zimmerman. B+ Trank yoo 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH ‘Complete the missing words in the dialogue. 17 A Who itis? B This_isDovidBornsley. 2 A here re youtron? BitmfromBoston What 0 bavt____ your BA Sarg. B Nopreblem ___. 4. A Heli? Bisthal___tonr |S A nie youn vacation? 8 No. tmnere on business. (6 A 15 10:300k for you? 8 Thats i 17 Mul you tke another eink? B Nothanks.tstime___forbed 4 READING 4 Match the hotels tothe people. Write the numbers in the boxes. 1 Antonia and james want to have relaxing weekend. 2. Mr. Edwards wantsto have atwo-day meeting with managers from other US offices. 3 The Scott family wants ro go to Boston and visie the city ‘One Audubon Road | Comfrenee | woke. n01880 | Wet comecton | 12 mites from Logan | “tntemational Aiport__} at Ua D_ Underline five words or phrases you don’t know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and Servicio de hobitactanes oop seh é aliyul views cf Beslan: Hermans vistas de Goslen + Pert Paret cam.habilacin arableMy favorite things in tfe ‘don't cost any money. ‘Steve Jobs, American founder of Apple 1 VOCABULARY things sssword, A 7 P H Psledi [sis fol 2 GRAMMAR 2/ an, plurals; this / that / these / those a Write Ir's+a/ an or They're. 1 _It’sa__change purse. 3 Tf a ___ dictionary. 2 Tis watch L ‘umbrella. is American. a = ID card. 3 Thee __aremy 'b_ Write each word in its plural form in the correct column. ‘pencil city coin ticket nationality watch window | 4 _ That "hook ‘address sandwich country sictiona a ie ies 8 coins addpesses cities 5 These. are mee Fal —lks pics | aNA _hl ace EEG, gee MeeComplete the chart. Sin Peat ce man men women aa person __| people ‘children dtd. ‘© Complete the sentences with a word from the chart in d. 1 Her mother isa very nice __person_, 2 MyEnglishteacheriea on Hisname's i [een hill issix 3 thee years 4 Many Amerizan_peple_drinkeote 3 Now hartamoom ME Devi Wetor Wome __, not__men__. =My first 3 PRONUNCIATION final -s and -e a Gad the word thacendsin ft 1 coins wallets 2@ais? files -—_scissors 3 amps books QUE) 4 photos headphones S tissues pene © magazines newspapers FD Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. © CGD the word with diferent sound S| som vey &. | 4 Thursday ee) thirteen ‘thumb 4 grep Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 READING Read the textand label the pictures. ; in nesnle Ss ae Keysare at the top ofthe list. They can be house keys, car keys or office keys. Next are pens, to write down names, numbers, and email addresses. Number three on thelist is 2 package of tissues, These can be white or different colors, like pink or yellow. Nextis medicine, for example aspirin for ‘abad head. Receipts are numberfiveon the ist. These are | small pieces of paper from stores. 5 LISTENING $GUEBED Listen co four people talking abou things "they have in their bags. Which person. 2 1 has book in his her bag tha helps him /her speak topeople Sepeaker 3 2 has something listen tomusic speater 2 3 changes bags every day speaKer 4 hasacomputerinhis/herbag spentwer 4 USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. lamp emp! room frum neat init’ ordenaclo messy ‘esi? dleserdena do What's thisin English? /wats d1s un ‘inghi7 Not merely a nation, but a nation of nations. ‘Lyndon B Johnson, American president Elaehsiiloss 1 GRAMMAR adjectives 1b Complete the crossword. Write the opposite adjectives a Grab ihe correct words 1 They're jeans blue (Glue jean 2 Wesagce aap day nice. 3. My sisteran(eery tall) very call 4 Thacsa car fast (QSEeaR) 5. These are goods photos, 66 Those boots ar€eally cheapy Feally cheaps. 7 Iesapighousey house big. 8 Her dildenaven'-very olds/ @yoi@) b Order the words to make sentences. 1 blue This isa pen _Thisisa blue pen — 2 expensive (an "Thats / watch —ThalS_an wale _ 3 very [My [long [har |is ic 1s_ver 4 ich [very [is [woman [That vr_fooat_ 5 boots really {Your diety fare, ut book an i a 6 GyLne dangerous 2 awe eo reat | TN it a dangeraus_clly {cheap 13 weak Ser Srich 14 clean 7 very [book | good | That [isn't] a wif book isn! ewey day 2 VOCABULARY colors, adjectives, modifiers: very / really & Write the colors. 1 blue+ yellow = __ gree ~ 2 black + white = gray = qrey_ 3 red-+yellow = orange 4 whiterred = gine 5 redegreen = brown 1 She'sthin, with long hair. 4 She's young, with blond hai 2 He'scall, with shorthair. [D] 5 He's shore, with dark hair. 3 He's old, and good- 6 She's fat, and she's looking. A beautiful. o4d Lookat the information and write sentences with is 4 READING very (adjective) itr very (adjective) or (adjective). Read Che tenv and wok tA A (la): bis Ne 1 The Walk of Fameisinthe UK. nee 15 2 Weashorestreet. Height | Greet, 13 very year there are more stars, Sinches 4: The starsare for famousactors. ‘Weight 5 Michael Jackson has more chan one star. 6 Only real people can havea star. RTO TIAMAT Hollywood’ an area of Los Angeles in Calforniain the US. The Age (old|young) 1 1 Robisvery-younglisnt very old, 2 Neilisold. 5 at /isdt very y igh (all shor) pene 44 Reb is. ver LL sey shat. is el Walk of Fame is in the center of the area on Hollywood Boulevard 6 fim and Vie Street. tis vee1.2 miles long and has more than 2400 ‘Weight (at / chin) stars. There ae more than 20 new stars every year. 7 Rob ‘The stars aren five ifferent types: movies, TV, musi, radio, 8 Neil and theater Some famous people ave more than one star, for 9 jim | example, Michael Jackson. He has twostars.one asasoloartst, ‘and one as a member ofthe Jackson Five. But the Walk of Fame inftonly for rel people. Mickey Mou recently, Shrek. . 3 PRONUNCIATION long and short. vowel sounds a Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the Samevowel sound. Write the phrasesinthechart.Use. 5 LISTENING 2 | an ith singolar nouns. Listen to five speakers describing cxlebriies “with Hollywood stars. Which speaker describes. ‘Adjectives blue clean good long big stop ‘A ashore singer with blond o brown hair 2 book _sity-wateti leafs “shose ‘song C atall, good-looking man with brown eyes a 5 msetenientaneges 5 Dla al E a British woman with green eyes 4 ]D) a y st om _—_t y he USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES, & SS | sagud bunk. | | 1 ssenthesewordsand phrases it] actor Pika ely Ge Jo Bie dss.) |] Som oges oer 1 ee hair shor! pelo ED ete politician (palstifn i sportsman /sportsnsoa! fpenonan Fa woth singer /sinar! Cntanle about (50) Jotbaot’ alrededor de so famous /'eimas! faMeso Wharcolorisit? wat ‘kalor zy Gur collar es esto?|1 GRAMMAR imperatives, let's a Complete the sentences with a verb in the box. Jor aEJimperative. bbe close come drink park ‘speak tun 1 Thecity is dangerous ae night Plense—_be careful 2 Wscoldinhere. Please dose 3 lkisntaproblem. Please (arty about it 44 This isan English class. Piesee dalzpee Spanish 5 Their house is on this street, Please ___ Slow __ down, 6 _COWF __on! We're late! 7 Thisieabus sop. Please den! park here. 8 Teall duit chat water it's dirty 9 This musicis terrible. Please __}ucn__ it off. 1b March the sentences to the pictures. 2 Lets park here D Letscrosstheroadhere. Bets gohome. E Lots gotoatotet C Letseatlunch there. _F Let'stumonthe airconditioning. Don't worry, be happy. Bobby McFerrin, American musician 2 VOCABULARY feelings ‘Write a sentence from the box. Tmangry. Imbored. imcold. tmhappy. Fmbot. tmhungry. Imsad. mstressed. mtired. Imthirsty. tmworried. My friend is ate. —Lmangey— les 37°F. tinal _ Ie’smy birthday! Llm_hapry My motherisinthe hospital. _D/m_cuorried Iestime for dinner, “Din hungry Idon'tknow whattodo. — _I/m_bered W's 100°F. —Tin_hot — Te'svery lae. Lin tued_. ‘Myhusbandis very faraway. _ Zh ewan HR Inmestrofwork lm sheseed 3 PRONUNCIATION understanding connected speech a Practice saying the sentences. 1 Lookgt those children, 2 Turn pffthe TV. 3 Lerggsk thar man, 4 Don't gpen the window. 5 Letggatgthome, 6 Siggathis chair, b SGU Listenand check. Then lisren ‘again and repeat the sentences.© Complete the chart angry fat happy have hungry matter Monday one sad_ugly does young 4 SUGEEET Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 READING @ Read thearticle about tips fora long car trip. Match the headings 0 the paragraphs. Have funl Isyourcarready? Plan yourtrip. Make sure everythingisinthe car. Keep awake! © A _ Plan your trip. : Look at'a map before you go. Think about the time you need to arrive at your destination and places where perhaps there isa lot of traffic. ope vour ar ma ‘Accidents sometimes happen because cars are in bad condition. Check the engine, the lights, and the wheels. Take the car to the garage if necessary. oe tke sure thy isin eae Put your bags and everything you want to take with you in the hall the night before. Don't forget essential documents ‘ike passports or ID cards, and of course your drive's license, sp _iteep aus Being tired is very dangerous for drivers. If you are tired, stop at a service station, Have a coffee or sleep for 15 minutes. in the car, open the windows and tur the radio on 5 LISTENING GED Listen to the dialogues and choose a.b,ore. 1 Where are they? a atan airport b athome ja restaurant 2-Whereare they? @ inated ¢ ina restaurant 3 Where are they? a ina plane bb inahorel 4 Whereare they? ina restaurant athome € inacar 5 Wherearethey? a inahotel acanairport © at home USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these wordsand phrases. jacket /agekat/ abi pants pnts! pantalones, sign isan’ séral /frmma skirt (skort! folds vuniform ('yuna,form/ Ungorme great (opposite terrible) ‘grew’ bien Jefe (opposite ight) eft: apogar park(verd) ‘perk? parke scop ‘sap’ parar tip Arp’ vige with Ho eon Bequiet! "kuato star quele Don't worry. /dount ‘wari! m esley pensinde Slowdown. ‘soo ‘daun/ fends turn on (oppasitecurn off) tara an! prendee £__Have_pun. pecan Children are often difficult during long trips. Take games, for example, computer games or word games, and Pods to listen to music. And don't forget things to eat and drink, 1b. Underline five words you don't know. Use your dic to look up their meaning and pronunciation. nary SEH GID ruez