EXERCISE 1

1 . Where are these people? In a suit shop, in a clothes store, in a boutique, ext.

2. What are their iobs? The older man is sallesman and the younger is customer.

3. What are they doing? The salesman is showing a suit to a customer.

4. What are they saying? The salesman saying “I think this is the best suit for you”

EXERCISE 2
1 . Where are these people? In an airport

2. What are their iobs? The man is airport officers and the woman is business woman

3. What are they doing? They are shaking hands, the woman is asking something to the airport
officers.

4. What are they saying? The woman is saying “Where are the exit gate?” , “Nice to meet you”

EXERCISE 3
1. coffee

2. its milk

3. carrot

4. sugar

5. salt

6. bread

7. apple

8. rice

EXERCISE 4
1. children’s school

2. canteen

3. park

4. bank

5. a dog house
EXERCISE 5
1. doctors

2. shop manager

3. the president or the chairman

4. news reporter

5. bus driver

EXERCISE 6
The sun is going down. jonas cannot find the road. He listens to the river and stays near it.

What is that? Jonas hears something. He listens. A man is near. A man is calling. A man
wants help!

"Where are you?" Jonas calls.

"Here! Come herel Help me!" the man answers.

Jonas looks behind a big stone. "Harry!" he says. "What are you doing here?"

"l'm running from Bernie and Pete," Harry says. "But my leg is bad. I can't go on. Bernie and
Pete are looking for me. They're angry. There isn’t any gold in this river."

"What?" Jonas says. "But you . . . in the bar . . ."

"lt's not in the water," Harry says. "It's here. Look." He brings out the bags of gold.

1. Where are these people? They are in the River.

2. What is Harry doing? Harry is running from Bernie and Pete.

3. Why are Bernie and Pete angry? Bernie and Pete angry because Harry lied that there isn’t any gold
in this river.

4. What did Harry say in the bar? Harry said there is gold in the river.

EXERCISE 7
Four days later, Jenny and Blue Sky are making the beds. Suddenly they hear something.
Two men are shouting. Jenny Iooks out of the window She can see Jack Crane and her father in front
of the farmhouse. Jack Crane's face is very red.

"Do it” he shouts.

"No, I'm not going to," Sam shouts back. "lt's Sunday and I don't work on Sundays. You do it"

Jenny runs downstairs and out of the house. There is a strong wind and it is raining.

"What’s happening?" she asks her father.

 "We're leaving in the morning," Sam answers. He is walking very fast. Jenny looks at him.
"But . . . how are we going to eat? We don't have any money." Sam does not answer. His
eyes are cold and hard.

1. Where are these people? They are in the farmhouse.

2. What does Jack Crane want? Work on sunday

3. Why are Sam's eyes cold and hard? Because he and Jack had a fight.

4. What does Jenny think? Jenny thought how are they going to eat because they don’t have any
money.

EXERCISE 8
Leaping larry says, "We want to see the island."
"All right," says Duncan. "We can go in my boat."
Duncan, Larry, and Roxanne get into Duncan's boat. Jock jumps in, too. Roxanne is carrying
Bobo.
Duncan takes them around the island. The sun is shining and it's a beautiful day. But
Roxanne isn't happy.
"What do you do all day?" she asks Duncan.
"Well," says Duncan, "l go for walks and I fish. And sometimes I go swimming."
"ls that all?" Roxanne asks.
"Well," says Duncan, "l'm also writing a book."
"A book!" says Roxanne. "What about?"
"About Lana," says Duncan.
"Oh," says Roxanne. "That isn't very exciting."
"Listen, honey," says Larry. "We can make the island exciting. We can have pop concerts
here. It's just fine for concerts. Hundreds of people can come!"
Duncan looks at Jock. Jock looks at Duncan. "Pop concerts!" they think. "Oh, no!"

1. Where are these people? These people are in Duncan’s boat.

2. Where does Duncan live? Island

3. Does Larry like the island? Why or why not? Yes, Larry like the island. Because he think the
island is best place for pop concert.

4. What does Duncan think?

 UNIT 5
EXERCISE 1
A: Why is he taking so long?

B: He has to get changed, you know. He's got all that makeup to take off.

A: Well, we've been here forty minutes now. lt's cold out here. Are you sure we're at the
right door?

B: Yes, I'm sure. Come on. Let's not give up now. l've just got to see him close up.

A: They say he's really quite ugly.

B: Oh, no, that's not true. l've seen him on TV a couple of times. He's got the cutest smile.

A: Well, I don't know. I'm just about frozen. lf he doesn't come out in another two minutes,
I'm going home.

B: Oh, look! Here he comes. Quick, where’s your pen?

1. Where are these people? They are outside the make up room.
2. What are they doing? Waiting for an actor.
3. Who are they talking about? They talking about someone inside the door, I think he’s an
actor.
4. Are they men or women? How can you tell? They are probably women because they are
admire an actor.

EXERCISE 2
A: Excuse me. Would you mind turning down the music, please?

B: What's that?

A: I said, could you please turn the music down! My whole apartment is rattling!

B: Oh. ls that better?

A: A little better. lt is after midnight.

B: Oh, come on, man. lt s still early. It’s my birthday, you know, so I asked a few friends over.
You want to come in?

A: No, no. l'm not the party type and I've got to get up early tomorrow.

B: But it's Sunday tomorrow. What do you have to get up for so early?

A: That's none of your business. The rules say no noise after 11:00 p.m. So if you’re going to
continue, l'll have to call the police.

B: Oh, all right. Don't get so uptight about it all.

 1. Where are these people? They are at the apartment.
2. Who are they? They are neighbours.
3. Who are they talking about? They are talking about the sound of music from B’s
apartment is too loud.
4. Are they men or women? How can you tell? I think they are probably men because B
said “Oh, come on, man.”

Making lnferences from Descriptions

EXERCISE 5
ln each off these paragaphs, someone is talking about his or her job without stating what the job is.
Working with another student, lnfer what the job is an write it below. Then underline the words or
phrases that helped you guess.

1. "The minute you climb in, you start feeling excited. There's nothing so exciting for
me, not even a jet plane. You get in and start up and off you go. And then you've got to pay
attention every minute. There's always someone doing something crazy who's likely to end
up under your wheels. I sometimes think it's a miracle if I can get all the way there with no
accidents. You've always got to be thinking ahead. That's hard when you have to keep going
for so many hours alone. There's a lot of people in this job who have stomach problems from
the tension. They lose their hearing too, because of the noise. You’ve got to be tough on this
job, you know."
Job: truck driver

2. “My day starts at four o’clock in the morning. That's when my feet hit the floor. I'm
at work at five-thirty, and I finish at two in the afternoon. In between i do a lot of walking. I
wear out a lot of shoes each year-maybe four or five pairs. And my poor feet, at the end of
the day they're really hurting. The other problem is the dogs. Sometimes you can make
friends with them and they'll follow you around. But other times, they can be mean. I've
been bitten a couple of times. I can't say as I care much for dogs anymore. But it's not all
bad, my job. One thing I like is the way you meet a lot of people. You learn all about their
private lives, too. It never gets boring."
Job: postman

3. "The most important thing is to understand people. You've got to know what they're
thinking. If you can figure that out, you can get them to do anything. They come in with an
idea about what they want. You get them talking about themselves, about what they like. If
it's a man, you talk about baseball, or something like that. If it's a woman, you ask her about
fashions. That way they get comfortable with you. You ask them a lot of questions and get
them saying yes. Then they just get into the habit of saying yes. In the end, you can put them
into anything you want, if you're really good. They need a little car for the city you send
them home with a truck. Of course, I wouldn't really do that. It wouldn't be right. You've got
to sell on this job, but you also have to be fair. lt's not fair to take advantage of people too
much. There are sonre people in this business who'd do anything. But i don't believe in
that."
Job: car’s sales