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Food and drink What’s for lunch? A lot of, much, many, some,
and any
UNIT Talk about food and drink Identify who a text is for
Describe how much there is
Vocabulary (1): Food and drink
IT’S GOOD of something
FOR YOU! PRONOUNCE Three-syllable word stress
pages 54–63
Food and drink
LISTENING & VOCABULARY GRAMMAR (2) LANGUAGE & BEYOND SPEAKING WRITING
Meet my family Have Communicate & How do I get there? Hello from Cartagena
cooperate (e-postcard)
Listen for the main ideas Talk about Ask for and give
relationships and Understand different directions Use correct
Vocabulary (2): Family
possessions ways to say “hello” punctuation
Let me show you around Simple present with Get organized When’s the next one? My favorite room
adverbs of frequency (description)
Use sounds to help you Organize your things Ask for and tell the
understand Talk about how often time when you travel Use also and too
you do things
Vocabulary (2): Furniture and
other things in the home
Dress code Possessive ’s, whose, Know yourself What are they like? Things we do and like
and possessive (questionnaire)
Listen for specific information Understand your Describe people
pronouns
learning style Use and, or, and but
Vocabulary (2): Clothes and
Talk about
accessories
possessions and
PRONOUNCE The /oʊ/ sound relationships
Food for the brain Like + -ing Respect others I don’t believe it! My favorite meal
(description)
Identify the speaker Talk about your likes Follow the rules React to news
and dislikes in electronic Use because
Vocabulary (2): Lifestyle
communication
adjectives
U pages 64–73
In the game
prepositions of movement
ON THE MOVE
pages 86–95
My travel blog
you read
Vocabulary (1): Stores
THE MALL
pages 98–107 At the mall
UNIT
A world of festivals
Dear Diary Simple past affirmative Get thinking Guess what! My diary
(blog post)
Use pictures to help you listen Talk about completed Understand what Tell an interesting or
events in the past makes people funny story Use time expressions
Vocabulary (2): Personality
creative
adjectives PRONOUNCE Simple past
-ed endings
The amazing story of Palle Simple past questions Get organized Check into and out of A message from
Huld and short answers a hotel Mexico (email)
Plan for a night away
Take notes Ask and answer from home Ask for repetition Use descriptive
questions about the language
Vocabulary (2): Forms of
past
transportation
PRONOUNCE Stress important
words in sentences
Radio ads Superlative adjectives Respect others What would you like? The best place in town!
(ad)
Use important words to help Compare one thing Listen actively to Buy things at a market
you listen with the others in a other people Check your writing
group
Vocabulary (2): Money and
measurements PRONOUNCE The /ɜɾ/
sound
Special days Will for predictions Know yourself Congratulations! Let’s celebrate!
(invitation)
Identify positive and negative Predict things in the See things in a Give wishes and
feelings future positive way congratulate people Use typical phrases in
invitations
Vocabulary (2): Feelings
IRREGULAR VERBS page 140 EXTRAS pages 141–142 PROJECTS page 143