Flex 1

LESSON 1
INTRODUCTION
WIN1BOOK
Win One is the first edition of Winners Win One is written in American English,
Language School, one of the world’s but reflects the fact that English is
most successful English courses the major language of international
for adult learners at the beginning communication, and is not limited to
to advanced levels. Win One, the any one country, region or culture.
introductory level of the series,
is designed for beginners learn a MAIN FEATURES
thorough review of basic structures
and vocabulary. Win One provides a • Grammar in communicative contexts
smooth transition to Win Two, Win • Conversational Language
Three and Win Four levels. • Vocabulary Exercises
Win One incorporates suggestions • Review lessons
from around the world, including fresh
• Practice
new content, rich vocabulary and more
opportunities to build fluency. • Songs
The entire Win One series features • Expressions to practice
high interest topics, grammar • Reading topics
focus, vocabulary, expressions and • Centered fluency activities
conversations focus on accuracy
and fluency, carry on the four The Way One book consists of a 60
skills and integrating nowadays lessons with 10 reviews each 6 lessons
themes, structures, functions and and 70 homework.
pronunciation. The philosophy of the
course is the Eclectic Method when
used for meaningful communication.
CONTENTS
UNIT 01 5
UNIT 02 21
UNIT 03 37
UNIT 04 53
UNIT 05 69
UNIT 06 85
UNIT 07 101
UNIT 08 117
UNIT 09 133
UNIT 10 149
HOMEWORK 165
UNIT 1
LESSON 1
CONVERSATION
GREAT! HOW GOOD AFTER- NOT BAD,

HI, LISA. NOON JENNA.
ABOUT YOU THANKS. HOW
HOW ARE YOU? HOW ARE YOU? ARE YOU?
PETER?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
The verb To be Are you Peter Jansen? I’m = I am

I’m Jay Carlson. Yes, I am. You’re = You are
You’re in my class. No, I’m not. He’s = He is
She’s in our Art class. She’s = She is
He’s over there. How are you? It’s = It is
It’s my Science book. I’m fine.
EXPRESSIONS VOCABULARY
TITLES
Good morning!
Good Afternoon! Mr. Good morning Mr. Clark.
Good evening!
Ms.
Good night! Good evening, Mrs. Chunk.
Hello! Miss
Hi! Mrs. Good afternoon, Ms. Jackson.
6 WINNERS LANGUAGE SCHOOL

PRACTICE
LISTEN AND PRACTICE

CONVERSATION 1
Mrs. Jen:Good afternoon,
Brian. How are you?
Mr. Brad: Not bad, thanks.
How are you?
CONVERSATION 2
Ms. Charles: Good evening
Miss Jackson.
Miss Jackson: Hello, Ms.
Charles. How are you?
Ms. Charles: I’m OK, thank you.
VOCABULARY AND SPEAKING
Jenna: Excuse me. Are you Jessica: Oh, it’s my Science book!
Jessica Melody? Thanks. You’re in my class, right?
Rosanne: No, I’m not. She’s over Jenna: Yes, I am. I’m Jenna Clark.
there. Jessica: Nice to meet you, Jenna.
Jenna: Oh, I’m sorry. Jenna: Nice to meet you too, Jessica.
Jenna: Jessica? This is your book.
NUMBERS
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Zero (oh) one two three four five six seven eight nine ten
EXPRESSIONS
Excuse me. Nice to meet you.
How are you? Nice to meet you, too.
WINNERS LANGUAGE SCHOOL 7

LESSON 2
CONVERSATION
SAYING GOODBYE
SEE YOU BYE, HAVE A

TOMORROW. GOOD EVENING!
SEE YOU
GOODBYE,
GOOD NIGHT, LATER,
HAVE A NICE
JACKIE.
MRS. PATTINSON. BYE DAY, MARTIN.
BYE LISA
GRAMMAR FOCUS
FULL FORM CONTRACTION

I am your friend I’m your friend.
You are in room 4. You’re in room 4.
He is Peter. He’s Peter.
She is Marie. She’s Marie.
It is a house. It’s a house.
We are students. We’re students.
You are in class 5. You’re in class 5.
They are teachers. They’re teachers.
VOCABULARY
WHAT'S THIS?

PRACTICE
READ AND LISTEN

DIALOGUE 1 DIALOGUE 2
Receptionist: Hello. What’s your name? Gina: Excuse me.
Gina: Gina. Teacher: Hello. Are you Gina?
Receptionist: Are you Gina Mathis? Gina: Yes. Nice to meet you.
Teacher: Nice to meet you.
Gina: No, I’m not. I’m Gina Swan.
Gina: Am I late?
Receptionist: You’re in room 5.
Teacher: Yes, you are.
Gina: Sorry?
Gina: Sorry!
Receptionist: You are in room 5.
Gina: OK. Thank you.
William: Wow! What’s this?

Kate: It’s a camera.
William: Oh, cool! Thank you, Kate. It’s great.
Kate: You’re welcome.
Sam: Now open this box!
William: OK. Uh, what are these?
Sam: They’re sneakers.
William: Oh. They’re interesting. Thank you, Sam. They’re very nice.
EXPRESSIONS
Excuse me. What are these?
What’s this? Nice to meet you.
What are these? See you later.
Sorry.

LESSON 3
CONVERSATION
Jack: Hello. We’re Jay and Susie Chris: Hi. Are you American?
Clark. Mark: No, we aren’t. We’re
Receptionist: Hello. You’re in English.
room 101 and they’re in room Chris: Are you on holiday?
102. Claire: Yes, we are.
Susie: Thank you. Chris: We’re on holiday too.
We’re Chris and Tobby, from
DIALOGUE 2 New Orleans.
Susie: Hurry up. We’re late.
Claire: We aren’t late. Breakfast DIALOGUE 4
is from seven to ten. And Mark Tobby: Bye, have a nice day!
isn’t ready. Claire: Goodbye.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
This is a book.
INDEFINITE ARTICLE
a (um, uma) usado na frente de
This is an English book. substantivos que começam com
som de consoante.
This is a university.
an (um, uma) usado na frente de
I work an hour every day. substantivos que começam com
som de vogal.
VOCABULARY
wastebasket chair eraser

dictionary map ruler
pen school bag notebook
pencil board book
clock table pencil
desk window

PRACTICE
A: This is a wastebasket. A: W-A-S-T-E-B-A-S-K-E-T
B: How do you spell wastebasket?
LISTEN AND PRACTICE
A: What’s this called in English?

B: I don’t know.
C: It’s a watch.
A: How do you spell that?
C: W-A-T-C-H
THE ALPHABET
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
EXPRESSIONS
Hurry up Goodbye / Bye
Breakfast Have a nice day!
We’re on holiday too. How do you spell that?

LESSON 4
CONVERSATION
Nicholas: Excuse me. Are you Susie: Yes, I am.

Susie Carson? Nicholas: Hi, I’m Nicholas
Diane: No, I’m not. My name Prune.
is Diane Winter. Susie is over Susie: oh, are you in my Art
there. class, right?
Nicholas: Oh, sorry. Nicholas: Yes, I am.
Nicholas: Are you Susie Carson? Susie: Nice to meet you.
PRACTICE
A: What’s your name? A: And what’s your phone number?

B: I’m Michael Jenkins. B: It’s 555-6791

READING
Butterflies are some of the most interesting insects on the planet Earth.
There are more than seventeen thousand different kinds of butterflies!
Butterflies come in all shapes and sizes.
SONG
SAY HELLO
BY BEATLES
Say goodbye goodbye, oh no?
You say yes, I say no
You say goodbye and I say hello
You say stop and I say go go go, oh no
Hello hello
You say goodbye and I say hello
I don't know why you say goodbye,
Hello hello
I say hello
Hello hello
I say hello
I don't know why you say goodbye
Hello hello
I say hello
I say hello
You say yes (I say "yes")
I say high, you say low I say no (but I may mean no.)
You say why and I say I don't know, You say stop (I can stay)
oh no And I say go go go
You say goodbye and I say hello (till it's time to go)
(hello goodbye hello goodbye) hello You say goodbye and I say hello
hello Hello hello
(hello goodbye) I don't know why you I don't know why you say goodbye,
say goodbye I say hello
I say hello Hello hello
(hello goodbye hello goodbye) hello I don't know why you say goodbye,
hello I say hello
(hello goodbye) I don't know why you Hello hello
say goodbye I don't know why you say goodbye,
(hello goodbye) I say hello I say hello hello
Why why why why why why do you Hela heba helloa cha cha, hela

LESSON 5
CONVERSATION
Maya: Oh no! Where are my car keys? Maya: Yes, they are. Thank you!
Kate: Relax, Maya. Are they in your Kate: See? No problem.
purse? Waitress: And is this your wallet?
Maya: No, they’re not. They’re gone! Maya: Hmmm. No, it’s not. Where is
Kate: I bet they’re still on the table your wallet, Kate?
in the restaurant. Kate: In my pocket…Wait a minute!
Waitress: Excuse me. Are these That’s my wallet.
your keys?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
YES / NO QUESTIONS AND WHERE

QUESTIONS WITH BE
Is this your purse? Are your car keys in your purse?
Yes, it is.
Yes, they are.
No, it’s not. No, they’re not.
Where is your purse?

Where are my keys?
It’s in my pocket. They’re in the snack bar.
VOCABULARY
car keys restaurant

purse snack bar
wallet pocket

PRACTICE
Is this your pen, Mark? Where are my books?
No, it’s not. Are they in your bag?
No, they’re not.
A: Is this my pen?
B: No, it’s not. It’s my pen.
A: Sorry. Where is my pen?
B: It’s on your desk.
A: Yes, it is. You’re right.
EXPRESSIONS
No problem. Relax.
Wait a minute. Oh, no!

LESSON 6
CONVERSATION
Pat: Where are my books? Let’s see. My notebooks. Where are

Susan: Are they on the table? they? Next to my agenda? No!
Pat: No… Oh, here they are - in my Susan: Are they on your bed?
school bag. Now, where’s my watch? Pat: No, they aren’t. They’re on the
Hmmm… It’s not in my purse. armchair. Great! Now, I just need
Susan: There it is. In front of the one more thing: my pencil case…It’s
computer! probably on the table.
Pat: Oh, of course! Thanks, Susan. Susan: No, it isn’t. It’s under your bed.
PRACTICE
What’s this? What’s this?

It’s a watch. It’s an eraser.
What are these? What are these?
They’re book bags. They’re my books.

READING
WHERE ARE ENGLISH WORDS FROM?
FROM OLD ENGLISH FROM OTHER

Many basis English words come from LANGUAGES
Old English; ex: England, house, Today English is an international
woman, man, child, bird, water. language. Thousands of English
They sometimes have irregular words come from other languages;
pronunciation. ex: siesta (Spanish), judo
FROM LATIN (Japanese).
Other English words come from NEW WORDS
Latin; ex: family, wine, number, Every year hundreds of words come
school, educate. into English from new technology;
FROM FRENCH ex: Internet, text message, e-mail,
Some English words come from modem.
French; ex: royal, hotel, menu, beef.
SONG
D-I-S-C-O
BY OTAWAN
D.I.S.C.O (3x) She is D disasters
She is disco She is I impossible
She is S super special
She is D delirious She is C crazy, crazy
She is I incredible She is O oh, oh, oh
She is S superficial
She is C complicated She is D delightful
She is O oh, oh, oh She is I incredible
She is S sensational
She is D desirable She is C sweetest candy
She is I irresistible She is O oh, oh, oh
She is S super sexy D.I.S.C.O
She is C such a cute She is disco
She is O oh, oh, oh
D.I.S.C.O.
She is disco

REVIEW 1
HIGHLIGHTED
Good morning! What are these? They’re my books.
Good afternoon? See you tomorrow.
Where are you from? Have a nice day.
Nice to meet you. See you later.
What’s this? It’s a pen.
EXPRESSIONS
Excuse me How do you spell that?
Hello a door
Hi an eraser
VERBS
VERB TO BE (I, YOU, WE) QUESTIONS

AND SHORT ANSWERS
I’m Jenna. I’m not Peter. CONTRACTIONS
You’re in room C. You’r e not in room I am = I’m
We’re in different G. You are = you’re
places. We’re not in the We are = we’re
same class.
Are you Jenna? Am I in room C? Are we in the same
Yes, I am. Yes, you are. class?
No, I’m not No, you’re not. Yes, we are.
No, we’re not.

DO YOU KNOW?
Embora seja uma expressão de origem norte-americana, o “OK” acabou

extrapolando fronteiras e se tornando um fragmento universal e com
inúmeras utilidades, dependendo do contexto em que se insere e da
entonação que damos a ele. E, de acordo com o pessoal do site Mental
Floss, a história sobre a sua origem está envolta em diversas lendas.
Talvez a explicação mais conhecida aqui no Brasil sobre a origem
da expressão “OK” seja a relacionada aos soldados da Guerra Civil
norte-americana, que contabilizavam os mortos todos os dias e marcavam
OK quando havia “0 killed” (ou “0 mortos”) em um determinado dia.
Mas existem outras explicações, como a de que o “OK” teria surgido graças
à palavra okeh do dialeto Chocktaw, do escocês och aye, dos construtores
de navios que identificavam certo tipo de madeira com outer keel (ou
parte externa da quilha, em tradução livre), entre várias outras. Contudo,
segundo Allen Walker Read, professor da Universidade de Columbia que
realizou uma vasta investigação sobre a famosa expressão, o termo surgiu
de uma brincadeira!
Tudo começou em meados do século 19 nos EUA, quando existia o costume
de se abreviar expressões inteiras usando apenas as iniciais de cada
palavra, tal como ocorre hoje em dia com “LOL” ou “OMG”, por exemplo.
Mas, para tornar a coisa mais divertida, além de abreviar tudo, as pessoas
começaram a trocar algumas letras por outras, cujas palavras tinham o
som parecido ou contavam com erros de grafia propositais.
Assim, em 1839, o termo “OK” apareceu em um artigo humorístico do
Boston Morning Post, sendo uma abreviatura da frase “oll korrect” que,
por sua vez, significava “all correct” (“tudo certo” ou “tudo bem” em
tradução livre). Só que, ao contrário de outras abreviações, essa acabou
pegando, e se tornou famosa graças ao candidato Martin van Burien, que
concorreu às eleições de 1840.

UNIT 2
LESSON 7
CONVERSATION
A: Are you Japanese? A: Where’s he from? Is he
B: No, I’m Scottish. I’m from Mexican?
Edinburgh. B: No, he isn’t. He’s Argentinian.
He’s from Buenos Aires.
DIALOGUE 2
A: Where are you from? DIALOGUE 4
B: We’re from Texas. A: Mmm, delicious. Is it a pizza?
A: Are you on vacation? B: No, it isn’t. It’s a pancake.
B: No, we aren’t. We’re on business.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
PLURAL S
telephone – telephones watch – watches
camera – cameras address – adresses
bag – bags secretary – secretaries
desk – desks toy – toys
NOTA: substantivos terminadas em sh, ch, s, ss, x ou o acrescenta-se

–es ao plural.
VOCABULARY
COUNTRY NATIONALITY LANGUAGE

England English English
Ireland Irish English
Brazil Brazilian Portuguese
Italy Italian Italian
Spain Spanish Spanish
Germany German German
The United States American English
China Chinese Chinese

PRACTICE
Are you English? / No, I’m not / Yes, I am.
Are they from Spain? / Yes, they are. / No, They aren’t
Is she Portuguese? Yes, she is / No, she isn’t
Where is he from? He’s from Florida.
Are you from France? No, I’m not. I’m from England.
How do you say / your country / in English?

How do you say / your language / in English?
How do you say / two countries near you / in English?
EXPRESSIONS
We’re on business.
Where’s he from?

LESSON 8
CONVERSATION
Joe: Where are you from, Jenna? Jenna: No, we aren’t from Tokyo.
Jenna: Well, my family is here in the We’re from Nagoya.
United States, but we’re from Japan Joe: So is your first language
originally. Japanese?
Joe: Oh, my mother is Japanese – Jenna: Yes, it is.
from Tokyo! Are you from Tokyo?
PRACTICE
A: Jackie, are you and Mike from Russia? A: Are you from Moscow?
B: Yes, we are. B: No, we’re not. We’re from Penza.

READING
What’s your name?

My name’s Danielle, but people call me Dani.
I’m from Brighton in the north of England, but now I live in Florida, in the USA.
I’m an English teacher. I work in a language school.
SONG
ETERNAL FLAME
BY THE BANGLES
Close your eyes, give me your hand, Oh, oh
darling Say my name the sun shines
Do you feel my heart beating? through the rain
Do you understand? A whole life so lonely
Do you feel the same? And then you come and ease the
Am I only dreaming? pain
Is this burning an eternal flame? I don't want to lose this feeling
I believe it's meant to be, darling Oh, oh
I watch when you are sleeping Close your eyes, give me your
You belong with me hand, darling
Do you feel the same? Do you feel my heart beating?
Am I only dreaming? Do you understand?
Or is this burning an eternal flame? Do you feel the same?
Say my name the sun shines through Am I only dreaming?
the rain Or is this burning an eternal flame
A whole life so lonely
And then you come and ease the pain
I don't want to lose this feeling

LESSON 9
CONVERSATION
Jay: Whos’s that?
Emma: He’s my brother.
Jay: Wow! He’s cute. What’s his name?
Emma: Jansen. We call him Jan. He’s in college here in Toronto.
Jay: Oh, how old is he?
Emma: He’s twenty-three years old.
Jay: What’s he like? I bet he’s nice.
Emma: Yes, he is – and he’s very funny, too!
GRAMMAR FOCUS
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
I’m from Spain. My name is Carl.
You’re English. Your name is Ana.
He’s from Rome. His name is Ben.
She’s Japanese. Her name is Martha.
It’s a parrot. Its name is Billy.
We’re from Brazil. Our names are Marco and Maki.
You’re Greek. Your names are Andy and Susan.
They’re from Canada. Their names are Peter and Sam.
VOCABULARY
LISTEN AND PRACTICE

11 eleven 21 twenty-one 40 forty
12 twelve 22 twenty-two 50 fifty
13 thirteen 23 twenty-three 60 sixty
14 fourteen 24 twenty-four 70 seventy
15 fifteen 25 twenty-five 80 eighty
16 sixteen 26 twenty-six 90 ninety
17 seventeen 27 twenty-seven 100 one hundred
18 eighteen 28 twenty-eight 101 one hundred and one
19 nineteen 29 twenty-nine 102 one hundred and two
20 twenty 30 thirty

PRACTICE
A: What’s your friend Karen like?
B: She’s great. She’s really friendly.
A: Is she very tall?
B: No, she’s not. She’s short.
A: Excuse me, where are our coats?

B: Sorry?
A: Where are our coats?
B: Your coats? – they’re over there on the chair.
A: Thank you. Good night.
B: Bye.
EXPRESSIONS
What’s he like? She’s really friendly.
He’s very funny, too. She’s great.
They’re over there on the chair. He’s cute.

LESSON 10
CONVERSATION
Erica: So, whos’s this?
Pamela: My friend. He is a nice man.
Erica: Really? How old is he?
Pamela: He’s twenty-eight years old.
Erica: He’s very handsome. What’s his name?
Pamela: Michael.
Erica: That’s a nice name. Where is he from originally?
Pamela: He’s from Dallas.
PRACTICE
A: So, How’s your new job? A: Great! And is this your boss OK?
B: Yes, it’s hard work, you know. B: He is yeah. He’s nice. He’s not
I’m tired. very strict.
A: Really? What are your co-workers A: Good, because you’re late for
like? Are they nice? work.
B: Yes, they are. They’re really
friendly.

READING
Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday in September. It is a holiday
in honor of labor. Most businesses close, and there are activities such as
speeches, sports events, parades and picnics.
FONTE: <https://timeanddate.com>
SONG
HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE

BY CALVIN HARRIS
I want you to breathe me How deep is your love?
Let me be your air So tell me how deep is your love
Let me warm your body, free you could it go deeper
No inhibition, no fear So tell me how deep is your love
How deep is your love? could it go deep
Is it like the ocean? So tell me how deep is your love
What devotion? Are you? could it go deeper
How deep is your love? So tell me how deep is your love
Is it like nirvana? could it go deep
Hit me harder, again (How deep is your love?)
How deep is your love? could it go deeper
Is it like the ocean? could it go deep
Pull me closer, again (How deep is your love?)
How deep is your love? could it go deeper
Open up my eyes and (Pull me closer, again)
Tell me who I am So tell me how deep is your love
Let me in on all your secrets could it go deep
No inhibition, no sin How deep is your love?
How deep is your love? How deep is your love?
Is it like the ocean? How deep is your love?
What devotion? Are you? How deep is your love?
How deep is your love? How deep is your love?
Is it like nirvana? So tell me how deep is your love
Hit me harder, again could it go deeper
How deep is your love? (How deep is your love?)
Is it like the ocean? So tell me how deep is your love
Pull me closer, again could it go deeper

LESSON 11
CONVERSATION
A: Wow! Whos’s that? She’s really cute.
B: Oh, that’s my girlfriend, Susie.
A: Really? What’s she like?
B: Well, … she’s cute. And she’s really smart.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
WH – QUESTIONS WITH BE
What’s your name? Whos’s that?
My name is Jenna. He’s my sister.
Where are you from? How old is she?

I’m from France. She’s eleven.
How are you today? Who are they?

I’m fine. They’re my friends.
VOCABULARY
LISTEN AND READ.

PRACTICE
A: What’s Andrea like?
B: Hmm...She’s a little heavy, but she’s very beautiful.
A: Is she funny?
B: Funny? Uh, well, no. She’s not funny, but…she’s very friendly.
Patrick: What’s that? Leah: Denver, originally.

Leah: It’s a painting. I know the Patrick: Denver? Wow! Is he a
artist. He’s a friend of mine. professional artist?
Patrick: Really. It’s great. What’s Leah: Yeah. And he is a singer –
his name? a songwriter.
Leah: Mendez. I think his work is Patrick: Hmm, interesting.
amazing. Leah: yes, he is.
Patrick: Yeah. Where is he fom?
EXPRESSIONS
He’s very handsome. She’s a little heavy.
It’s great. She’s really cute.
That’s my girlfriend. Really?
I think his work is amazing.

LESSON 12
CONVERSATION
A: Hi, John. How are you?

B: I’m just fine. My friend Anna is here this week – from Argentina.
A: Anna? I don’t know her. What’s she like?
B: She’s really pretty and very smart.
A: How old is she?
B: She’s eighteen years old.
PRACTICE
How are you? I’m just fine, thanks. He is a singer.

Is he a professional artist? He’s a songwriter.
I don’t know her.

READING
READ THE INFORMATION AND DESCRIBE THE PERSON.

Name: John Kidman Learn English: Job, Travel, Translate
Age: 53 Sports: Football
Country: Australia Favorite food: Sandwiches, Coke
Phone number: 00 337 393 541 Car: Rolls Royce
Marital status: divorced Music: Romantic and Opera
Occupation: Lawyer Abilities: Dance, sing
Languages: French, English
SONG
YOU’RE BEAUTIFUL
BY JAMES BLUNT
My life is brilliant
My life is brilliant
My love is pure
I saw an angel
Of that I'm sure
She smiled at me on the subway
She was with another man
But I won't lose no sleep on that
'Cause I've got a plan
You're beautiful. You're

beautiful
You're beautiful, it's true
I saw your face in a crowded
place
And I don't know what to do
'Cause I'll never be with you
Yes, she caught my eye
As we walked on by
She could see from my face that
I was
Flying high
And I don't think that I'll see her
again
But we shared a moment that
will last 'till the end

REVIEW 2
HIGHLIGHTED
THIS AND THESE / PLURAL
This is a book. These are my books. bag – bags
What’s this? What are these? key – keys
It’s a door. They’re erasers. watch – watches
Is this your brother? Are these your pens? dictionary – dictionaries
Yes, he is. Yes, they are. pen – pens
No, he’s not. No, they’re not. teacher - teachers
EXPRESSIONS
Where are you from? I’m from Brazil.
Is he cute? Yes, he is.
What’s she like? She’s very smart.
What’s that? It’s a painting.
How old is she? She’s nineteen years old.
VERBS
I’m a Julia Roberts fan. It’s a dog.

You’re a good student. We’re friends.
He’s a doctor. You’re an artist.
She’s a teacher. They’re tennis players.
DO YOU KNOW?
“Underground” é a única palavra em inglês que começa e termina com

“und.”

UNIT 3
LESSON 13
CONVERSATION
Sam: Uh-oh! Jane: Well, you’re wearing a coat.

Jane: What’s the matter? Sam: But, I’m not wearing boots!
Sam: It’s snowing, and it’s very cold! Jane: OK. Let’s take a taxi.
Jane: Are you wearing a scarf? Sam: Thanks, Jane.
Sam: No, I’m not.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
PRESENT CONTINUOUS STATEMENTS;

ISN’T AND AREN’T
I’m I’m not OR
You’re You aren’t You’re not
She’s She isn’t She’s not
We’re wearing shoes. We aren’t wearing boots. We’re not
They’re They aren’t They’re not
It’s snowing. It isn’t raining. It’s not
VOCABULARY

PRACTICE
My name is Claire. I’m wearing a Black suit today. I am wearing
high heels too. It’s raining, but I’m wearing a raincoat.
Bia: Hi Bruce! You look great. Bia: Who’s Jacob with?

Bruce: Hi, Bia! Bruce: The woman in the pink
Bia: That’s a beautiful jacket. Light skirt and blouse? That’s Anna.
green is my favorite color. Bia: Anna?
Bruce: Thanks. You look great, too. Bruce: Yeah She’s very funny.
Your brown pantsuit is really cool. Bia: Oh, no. Look at Caleb! He’s
Bia: Thank you. So, who’s here? wearing shorts and a cap! He’s
Bruce: Hmm. Let’s see. Well, there’s wearing a T-shirt, too!
Jacob. He’s really nice. Bruce: He is my best friend. Let
Bia: Where’s Jacob? me introduce him.
Bruce: He’s over there. He’s wearing Bia: OK!
red pants and a black T-shirt.
EXPRESSIONS
You look great! He’s really nice.
Let me introduce him. What’s the matter?
Let’s see. Let’s take a taxi.

LESSON 14
CONVERSATION
Laurel: Hi. My name is Laurel.
Ryan: Laurel. That’s an interesting name. How do you spell it?
Laurel: L-A-U-R-E-L.
Ryan: I see. It’s nice to meet you, Laurel. I’m Ryan Davis.
Laurel: I think you’re in my Math class.
Ryan: Yeah, you’re right. So where are you from, Laurel?
Laurel: I’m from New York.
PRACTICE
MATCH THE QUESTIONS WITH THE ANSWERS AND

PRACTICE WITH A PARTNER.
1. What’s your name? a. My best friend is Kate.
2. Where are you and your family from? b. It’s 555-4524
3. How are you today? c. We’re from France.
4. What color are your shoes? d. My name is Samantha Clarke.
5. What’s your favorite color? e. It’s under the table.
6. What’s your telephone number? f. They’re orange.
7. Who is your best friend? g. He’s wearing a suit and tie.
8. What’s your best friend like? h. It’s pink.
9. How old is he? i. It’s W-A-S-T-E-B-A-S-K-E-T.
10. Where’s my English book? j. He’s smart and very funny.
11. What’s our teacher wearing today? k. I’m just fine.
12. How do you spell wastebasket? l. He’s seventeen years old.
READING
This is Juan Pablo. He’s from Madrid in Spain but he lives in Argentina. He is
an actor. Mr. Pablo is 23 years old. He works for CNN TV. He also studies; he
studies Journalism at the Federal University of Spain. Mr. Pablo can’t sing or
dance but he can play the guitar very well. He loves classical music and he
listens to it every day from 4:10 am to 7:45am every morning. After this he
has orange juice for breakfast and goes to university. Mr. Pablo is a very good
student. He speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Mr. Pablo lives in a flat.
His flat number is 133, on the 2 nd floor. Mr. Pablo loves Spanish food but he
doesn’t like Spanish food. He loves milk but he doesn’t like chocolate.

SONG
PHOTOGRAPH
BY ED SHEERAN
Loving can hurt
Loving can hurt sometimes
But it's the only thing that I know
When it gets hard Wait for me to come home
You know it can get hard sometimes Wait for me to come home
It is the only thing that makes us feel So you could fit me
alive Inside the necklace you got
We keep this love in a photograph When you were sixteen
We made these memories for Next to your heartbeat, where I
ourselves should be
Where our eyes are never closing Keep it deep within your soul
Our hearts were never broken And if you hurt me
And time's forever frozen still Well, that's okay, baby
So you can keep me Only words bleed
Inside the pocket of your ripped jeans Inside these pages you just hold me
Holding me close until our eyes meet And I won't ever let you go
You won't ever be alone When I'm away
Wait for me to come home I will remember how you kissed me
Loving can heal Under the lamppost back on 6th
Loving can mend your soul street
And it's the only thing that I know Hearing you whisper through the
I swear it will get easier phone
Remember that with every piece of Wait for me to come home
yeah
It's the only thing we take with us
when we die
We keep this love in this photograph
We made these memories for
ourselves
Where our eyes are never closing
Our hearts were never broken
Time's forever frozen still
So you can keep me
Inside the pocket of your ripped jeans
Holding me close until our eyes meet
You won't ever be alone
And if you hurt me
That's okay, baby
Only words bleed
Inside these pages you just hold me
And I won't ever let you go
Wait for me to come home
Wait for me to come home

LESSON 15
CONVERSATION
LISTEN THE DIALOGUES OF EACH PEOPLE

HOW ARE THEIR TYPICAL MORNING EVERY WEEK.
IN THE MORNING
Well, I’m pretty busy. I get up early and check my e-mail. I listen to the
radio – I don’t watch TV on weekdays. Then I study. Mark Spencer
It’s crazy. We get up late, so I eat breakfast in the car. My husband
doesn’t have breakfast – he rides. Aria Fletcher
Well, my wife and I read the newspaper. I have breakfast and my wife has
coffee. We’re pretty quiet. We don’t talk a lot. Greg Madison
GRAMMAR FOCUS
SIMPLE PRESENT – DO / DOES/ DON’T / DOESN’T
I like - I don’t like – Do I like?

You like – You don’t like – Do you like?
We like – We don’t like – Do we like?
They like – They don’t like – Do they like?
He likes – He doesn’t like – Does he like?
She likes – She doesn’t like – Does she like?
It likes – It doesn’t like – Does it like?
VOCABULARY
To get up weekdays late

pretty To study wife
busy then husband
early crazy coffee
To listen so quiet
radio To eat To talk
To watch To ride a lot

PRACTICE
I get up early. He rides a motorcycle.
I listen to the radio. I study a lot.
I eat breakfast I check my e-mail.
You read a newspaper. I don’t watch TV on weekdays.
A: Do you and your family eat together on Sundays?

B: No, we don’t.
A: When do you eat together?
B: We only eat together on Fridays.
EXPRESSIONS
I’m pretty busy.
It’s crazy.
I don’t talk a lot.

LESSON 16
CONVERSATION
A: What do you do?
B: I’m a teacher.
A: What about you?
B: I’m a doctor.
A: That’s interesting!
PRACTICE
Do you get up late? Do you study a lot?

Yes, I do/ No, I don’t. Yes, I do / No, I don’t.

READING
This is John Fitz. He’s Colombian but he lives in Brazil. He is a prisoner. Mr.
Fitz is 43 years old. He doesn’t work or study. Mr. Fitz can’t read or write
but he can play the violin very well. He plays the violin every day at 7:30 pm
after dinner. The other prisoners like his music. Mr. Fitz likes heavy metal
but he doesn’t like Samba. Mr. Fitz likes Brazilian food. He loves chocolate
but he doesn’t like pizza. His room number in the prison is 777 on the 2 nd
floor. People call Mr. Fitz "The Music Man". Mr. Fitz is a happy prisoner. He
wakes up at 6:15 am and has breakfast. He eats very much! He has coffee
and cheese in the morning but he doesn’t eat fruit or drink milk.
SONG
OH PRETTY WOMAN
BY ROY ORBISON
Pretty woman, walking down the Pretty woman, yeah, yeah, yeah
street Pretty woman, look my way
Pretty woman, the kind I'd like to Pretty woman, say you'll stay with
meet me
Pretty woman, I don't believe you, 'Cuz I need you, I'll treat you right
you're not the truth Come with me, baby, be mine
No one could look as good as you, tonight
mercy Pretty woman, don't walk on by
Pretty woman, won't you pardon Pretty woman, don't make me cry
me? Pretty woman, don't walk away, hey,
Pretty woman, I couldn't help but ok
see If that's the way it must be, ok
Pretty woman, that you look lovely I guess I'll go on home, it's late
as can be There'll be tomorrow night, but wait
Are you lonely just like me? What do I see?
Pretty woman, stop awhile Is she walkin' back to me?
Pretty woman, talk awhile Yeah, she's walkin' back to me
Pretty woman, give your smile to me Oh, oh, pretty woman

LESSON 17
CONVERSATION
A: Where does Jason live? A: What does he do in the

B: He lives in Scotland. morning?
A: What time does he get up? B: He cleans the house and after
B: At nine o’clock. that he plays the piano.
A: What clothes does he wear? A: Does he watch TV at night?
B: He wears jeans and a T-shirt. B: No, he doesn’t. He doesn’t like
A: Does he have breakfast? to watch TV. He prefers to read a
B: No, he doesn’t. good book.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
Do you go to class in the Yes, I do / No, I don’t

evening?
Do you and your friends Yes, we do / No, we don’t
play soccer after class?
Does your mother work on Yes, she does / No, she
the weekends? doesn’t
VOCABULARY
To live piano
To clean To play
clothes after
jeans o’clock
T-shirt To do

PRACTICE
A: What time do you get up? B: At eight o’clock.
B: At seven o’clock. A: What time do you go to work?
A: What time do you have B: At nine o’clock.
breakfast?
Do you like mornings?

What time do you get up?
What do you have for breakfast?
Do you have breakfast sitting down or standing up?
What time do you go to work? (college/ school)
Are you in a hurry in the morning?
EXPRESSIONS
I usually have breakfast at seven o’clock.
I have a sandwich and a salad.
He gets up at 9:30.
I listen to CDs.

LESSON 18
CONVERSATION
Carol: I see you here all the time. Carol: A radio station? Really?
Do you work out every day? Prince: Yeah, I’m an announcer.
Prince: Well, I come here before So, do you come here every day?
class. Carol: Yeah, I run from here to
Carol: Oh, are you a student? college every day.
Prince: Well, I’m a part-time Prince: So, do you live around here?
engineering student. And I work at Carol: No, I live 5 miles away.
a radio station, too. Prince: So you run 5 miles away, wow!
PRACTICE
Do you relax in your free time?

Yes, I do. I watch TV and I listen to music on the radio.

READING
This is Alison. She’s from Switzerland, but she lives in the U.S.A. She is an
actress in a circus. Alison is 23 years old. She works for the circus of Soleil.
She doesn’t study but, she works very much. Alison can sing, juggle, and
dance but she can’t play any instruments. She loves the circus and she
works every day from 5:40 pm to 23:00 pm every evening. Before this she
has grapefruit juice and bread for dinner and prepares her show. Alison is
a very good actress. She speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and English. Alison
lives in the circus. She lives in a circus van with other actors. Her van
number is 13 and she sleeps on the 3 rd bed. Alison loves Japanese food
but she doesn’t like American fast food. She loves sweets and chocolate.
She doesn’t smoke.
SONG
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY

BY ROY ABBA
I work all night, I work all day, to pay So I must leave, I'll have to go
the bills I have to pay To Las Vegas or Monaco
Ain't it sad And win a fortune in a game, my life
And still there never seems to be a will never be the same
single penny left for me Money, money, money
That's too bad Must be funny
In my dreams I have a plan In the rich man's world
If I got me a wealthy man Money, money, money
I wouldn't have to work at all, I'd fool Always sunny
around and have a ball In the rich man's world
Money, money, money Aha-ahaaa
Must be funny All the things I could do
In the rich man's world If I had a little money
Money, money, money It's a rich man's world
Always sunny Money, money, money
In the rich man's world Must be funny
Aha-ahaaa In the rich man's world
All the things I could do Money, money, money
If I had a little money Always sunny
It's a rich man's world In the rich man's world
A man like that is hard to find but I Aha-ahaaa
can't get him off my mind All the things I could do
Ain't it sad If I had a little money
And if he happens to be free I bet he It's a rich man's world
wouldn't fancy me It's a rich man's world
That's too bad

REVIEW 3
HIGHLIGHTED
That’s a beautiful jacket! He’s really nice!
You look great! What’s the matter?
It’s really cool! Whos’s your best friend?
EXPRESSIONS
What’s your favorite color? I’m pretty busy.
When do you eat together? Do you like mornings?
I check my e-mail. What time do you get up?
VERBS
To wear To have
To rain To run
To introduce To live
To eat To relax
To like

DO YOU KNOW?
A única palavra com 15 letras que pode ser escrita sem repetir uma única
letra é “uncopyrightable.”

UNIT 4
LESSON 19
CONVERSATION
Ben: So, what do you do after class? Jessica: Do you know Baydil sushi?
Do you go straight home? It’s amazing! I mean, the food is
very good, and it’s cheap.
Jessica: Well, usually. Sometimes I
meet someone for dinner. Ben: Well, that’s good! Actually, I
work there.
Ben: oh, where do you go? I mean,
do you go somewhere nice?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
I eat breakfast. I don’t eat lunch. Verbs ending: he,

You have coffee. You don’t have tea. she, it
We get up late. We don’t get up early. get – gets
They read the They don’t read books. watch – watches
newspaper. play – plays
He listens to the radio. He doesn’t listen to music. study – studies
She watches TV. She doesn’t watch movies. have - has
VOCABULARY
there nice cheap

straight somewhere actually
after amazing sometimes
usually food class
someone mean know

PRACTICE
I get up early every morning.
She doesn’t eat in the morning.
She does her homework.
My parents don’t watch TV.
Ezra: This soup is delicious. the morning shows. And I

What’s in it? Aria? Aria! usually watch the late movie.
Aria: I’m sorry, what? Ezra: And you always have
Ezra: You know, sometimes I dinner in front of the TV. I
think you watch too much TV. mean, you never talk to me.
Aria: Oh, I hardly ever watch. Aria: Yes, I do! I talk to you
Ezra: Are you serious? during the commercials.
Aria: Well, sometimes I watch
EXPRESSIONS
I mean, you never talk to me.
Oh, I hardly ever watch TV.
Are you serious?
This soup is delicious.
I’m sorry.

LESSON 20
CONVERSATION
A: What do you do in your free time?

B: I watch movies and I read a good book.
A: What do you like to do on weekends?
B: I go out with my friends.
PRACTICE
She does exercises every morning.

Do you like sports?
Do you study every day?
READING
Sarah loved her husband. Her husband loved Sarah. They were in love with
each other. She wanted to give him a birthday present. He was going to be
30 years old next month. She wondered what to give him. Should she give
him a ring? Should she give him a sweatshirt? Should she give him a new
saxophone? What should she give him? She asked him what he wanted for
his birthday. He said he didn't want anything for his birthday. "Oh, you must
want something!" she said. "You're right," he said. "I want your love forever."

SONG
I DON'T WANNA MISS A THING
BY AEROSMITH
I could stay awake just to hear you Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
breathing Don't wanna close my eyes
Watch you smile while you are I don't wanna fall a sleep
sleeping 'Cause I'd miss you, baby
While you're far away and dreaming And I don't wanna miss a thing
I could spend my life in this sweet 'Cause even when I dream of you
surrender The sweetest dream will never do
I could stay lost in this moment I'd still miss you, baby
forever And I don't wanna miss a thing
Every moment spent with you Don't wanna close my eyes
Is a moment I treasure I don't wanna fall a sleep
Don't wanna close my eyes 'Cause I'd miss you, baby
I don't wanna fall asleep And I don't wanna miss a thing
'Cause I'd miss you, baby 'Cause even when I dream of you
And I don't wanna miss a thing The sweetest dream will never do
'Cause even when I dream of you I'd still miss you, baby
The sweetest dream would never do And I don't wanna miss a thing
I'd still miss you, baby Don't wanna close my eyes
And I don't wanna miss a thing Don't wanna fall asleep, yeah
Lying close to you I don't want to miss a thing
Feeling your heart beating
And I'm wondering what you're
dreaming
Wondering if it's me you're seeing
Then I kiss your eyes and thank God
we're together
And I just want to stay with you
In this moment forever, forever
and ever
Don't wanna close my eyes
I don't wanna fall asleep
'Cause I'd miss you, baby
And I don't wanna miss a thing
'Cause even when I dream of you
The sweetest dream will never do
I'd still miss you, baby
And I don't wanna miss a thing
I don't wanna miss one smile
I don't wanna miss one kiss
I just wanna be with you
Right here with you, just like this
I just wanna hold you close
I feel your heart so close to mine
And just stay here in this moment
For all the rest of time

LESSON 21
CONVERSATION
Jason: So, How do you like your new Hanna: Well, yeah. I mean, I
cell phone? never make phone calls. I just,
Hanna: Oh, I love it. I use it all the time. text people and I go on my social
Jason: Really? network a lot, probably once or
Hanna: Yeah, you know. It’s a smart twice every hour.
phone, so I use it for e-mail. I think, I Jason: What about music? Do you
check my e-mail every five minutes. use it to listen to music?
Jason: What about texting? Do you Hanna: No, I don’t. I mean, I’m just
text a lot? too busy.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
VOCABULARY
how check social

cell phone twice network
all a lot just
use once too
time probably busy
new music
text time

PRACTICE
A: What is your favorite color? A: Where do you live?
B: My favorite color is blue. B: I live in Toronto, Canada.
Emily: What time do you have breakfast?

Pat: I have breakfast at 8:00 0’clock.
Emily: When do you go to the movies?
Pat: I go to the movies on Saturdays.
EXPRESSIONS
I use it all the time.
Do you text a lot?
What about music?
I check my e-mail every five minutes.

LESSON 22
CONVERSATION
Susan: Hi Angel! How are you? parents and me. Our house is
Angel: I’m fine, thanks. Is this your crazy. It’s all so busy with the kids.
car? Angel: I bet you are so tired.
Susan: No, it’s my brother’s car. Susan: Yeah, I really am. Uh-oh …
He’s on vacation. I’m late.
Angel: Cool. Where is your Angel: Okay, see you later.
brother? Susan: Wait. Where are my keys?
Susan: He and his wife are in Paris, I mean, where are my brother’s
with her grandparents. Her family keys?
is from Paris, you know. Angel: Are these his keys? Under
Angel: Oh right. So are their the car? Here you go.
children in Paris, too? Susan: Oh, thanks Angel. You’re
Susan: No, they’re with my wonderful!
PRACTICE
Jason: Hello? Sarah: It’s 3:00 P.M. And it’s ten

Sarah: Hi Jason. This is Sarah. I’m o’clock in New York. Right?
calling from Finland. Jason: Yes – ten o’clock in the
Jason: Finland? morning.
Sarah: I’m at a conference in Sarah: 10:00 A.M.? Oh, I’m really
Kouvola. Remember? sorry. You are at work.
Jason: Oh, right. What time is it Jason: That’s OK. I’m free now.
there?
READING
APPLES
Do you like apples? Apples can be red, yellow, or green. Each color tastes
different. They are fruit. You can make apples into treats. Apples grow on
trees. They finish growing in the fall. Then you can pick them to eat. When
you pick an apple, you twist it and then pull it off the tree. There are 5 parts
of an apple. The outside is the skin. The inside is the flesh. There are seeds
inside of the apple. The stem is on top. Some apples have leaves by the
stem. What else do you know about apples?
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SONG You gon' like the way we rock it, so
don't stop
CAN’T STOP THE FEELING Under the lights when everything
goes
BY JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE Nowhere to hide when I'm getting
I got this feeling inside my bones you close
It goes electric, wavy, when I turn it on When we move, well, you already
All through my city, all through my know
home So just imagine, just imagine, just
We're flying up, no ceiling, when we in imagine
our zone Nothing I can see but you when you
I got that sunshine in my pocket dance, dance, dance
Got that good song in my feet Feeling good, good, creeping up on
I feel that hot blood in my body when you
it drops So just dance, dance, dance, come on
I can't take my eyes up off it, moving All those things I should do to you
so phenomenally But you dance, dance, dance
You gon' like the way we rock it, so And ain't nobody leaving soon, so
don't stop keep dancing
Under the lights when everything goes I can't stop the feeling
Nowhere to hide when I'm getting you So just dance, dance, dance (3x)
close I can't stop the feeling
When we move, well, you already So keep dancing, come on
know I can't stop the, I can't stop the
So just imagine, just imagine, just I can't stop the, I can't stop the
imagine I can't stop the feeling
Nothing I can see but you when you Nothing I can see but you when you
dance, dance, dance dance, dance, dance
Feeling good, good, creeping up on (I can't stop the feeling)
you Feeling good, good, creeping up on
So just dance, dance, dance, come on you
All those things I should do to you So just dance, dance, dance, come on
But you dance, dance, dance (I can't stop the feeling)
And ain't nobody leaving soon, so All those things I should do to you
keep dancing But you dance, dance, dance
I can't stop the feeling (I can't stop the feeling)
So just dance, dance, dance And ain't nobody leaving soon, so
I can't stop the feeling keep dancing
So just dance, dance, dance, come on (I can't stop the feeling)
Ooh, it's something magical Everybody sing
It's in the air, it's in my blood, it's Got this feeling in my body
rushing on (I can't stop the feeling)
I don't need no reason, don't need Got this feeling in my body
control (I can't stop the feeling)
I fly so high, no ceiling, when I'm in my Wanna see you move your body
zone (I can't stop the feeling)
'Cause I got that sunshine in my Got this feeling in my body
pocket Break it down
Got that good song in my feet Got this feeling in my body
I feel that hot blood in my body when I can't stop the feeling
it drops Got this feeling in my body
I can't take my eyes up off it, moving I can't stop the feeling
so phenomenally Got this feeling in my body, come on

LESSON 23
CONVERSATION
Lisa: What time is it? around here. It looks kind of nice.

Carly: 12:00. Are you hungry? I’m Carly: Right. But I bet it’s expensive.
starving. Let’s try somewhere else.
Lisa: Me too. I don’t usually have Lisa: I know. But don’t worry – it’s on
breakfast in the mornings. me today.
Carly: No me neither. Do you know Carly: Oh well, in that case, let’s go
any good places around here? there.
Lisa: Well, there ‘s a new café
GRAMMAR FOCUS
What day is it today?

What day is it tomorrow?
What day(s) do you have
English Classes?
What’s your favorite day of
the week?
VOCABULARY
Monday starving around

Tuesday neither here
Wednesday today kind
Thursday worry nice
Friday case any
Saturday hungry
Sunday places

PRACTICE
Sean: Hi, mom.
Mrs. Jensen: What are you doing, Sean?
Sean: I’m hungry, so I’m cooking.
Mrs. Jensen: You’re cooking? It’s two o’clock in the morning!
Sean: Yeah, but I’m really hungry!
Mrs. Jensen: OK Sean, let’s eat it!
What are you doing?

I’m really hungry!
Let’s eat it!
EXPRESSIONS
What time is it?
Don’t worry!
Oh well, in that case, let’s go there!

LESSON 24
CONVERSATION
Ennya: Oh, it’s cold tonight. Ennya: Yes, do you come here a lot?
Samantha: Yeah, it is. But actually, I Samantha: Yes, I am. Are you?
kind of like cold weather. Ennya: No, I’m just here with my
Ennya: You do? Really?…Boy, there brother today. He plays in the band.
are a lot of people out here tonight. Samantha: Nice to meet you.
Samantha: Yeah, it’s good. Ennya: Nice to meet you, too.
PRACTICE
A: What are you doing? B: Yeah. She works near here.

B: Oh, I’m waiting for my mom. My A: Oh, that’s good! Bye.
bike has a flat tire. B: Bye, see you later.
A: Is she coming right now?

READING
There are many kinds of bears. Some bears live in warm places, like sun bears.
Some bears live in cold places, like polar bears. Bears are different colors, too.
They can be white, brown, or black. Some bears eat plants. Some bears eat
animals. Bears have long snouts, or noses. They have claws and fur, too. Baby
bears are called cubs. When it gets cold, bears sleep in dens for
SONG
(EVERYTINHG I DO) I DO IT FOR YOU

BY BRIAN ADAMS
Look into my eyes I can't help it
You will see what you mean to me There's nothing I want more
Search your heart, search your soul You know it's true
And when you find me there Everything I do, I do it for you
You'll search no more There's no love like your love
Don't tell me And no other could give more love
It's not worth trying for There's nowhere, unless you're there
You can't tell me All the time, all the way yeah
It's not worth dying for Oh, you can't tell me
You know it's true It's not worth fighting for
Everything I do, I do it for you I can't help it
Just look into your heart There's nothing I want more
And you will find I would fight for you
There's nothing there to hide I'd lie for you
Just take me as I am, take my life Walk the wire for you
I would give it all Yeah, I'd die for you
I would sacrifice You know it's true
Don't tell me Everything I do, ooooh
It's not worth fighting for I do it for you

REVIEW 4
HIGHLIGHTED
Where do you go? What about music?
Well, that’s good! What time is it?
Are you serious? Where are my keys?
I go out with my friends. Are you hungry?
Really?
EXPRESSIONS
She works near here. My bike has a flat tire.
What are you doing? I’m free now.
VERBS
to eat to text to get

to work to live to think
to do to try to talk
to have to come to make
to get up to listen to use
to read to watch to bet
to know to play to cook
to go out to study to wait

DO YOU KNOW?
A palavra “set” tem mais definições do que qualquer palavra na língua inglesa.

UNIT 5
LESSON 25
CONVERSATION
Julie: Are our clothes dry? pants. Wait! They are my pants!
Susan: Yes, they are. They’re ruined!
Julie: Where are my favorite pants? Susan: Yeah. The problem is this
Susan: What color are they? T-shirt. It’s dark blue.
Julie: They’re white. Julie: Is it Jenna’s?
Susan: Are these your pants? Susan: Actually, it’s my T-shirt. I’m
They’re blue and white. sorry.
Julie: No, they’re probably Jenna’s Julie: That’s OK. It’s not important.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
EXAMPLE SIGNIFICADO
This is my sister's house. Esta é a casa da minha irmã.
This is my teacher's book. Este é o livro do/da meu/minha
professor(a).
The waitress's uniform is O uniforme da empregada está
impeccably clean. impecavelmente limpo.
The actress's eyes are blue. Os olhos da atriz são azuis.
VOCABULARY
blue purple ruined

yellow brown problem
green black actually
gray T-shirt color
red pants important
orange dry
pink clothes

PRACTICE
A: What color is Julie’s T-shirt? A: What color are Pat’s socks?
B: It’s orange and black. B: They’re white.
Man: My T-shirt is yellow, my jeans are blue, and my boots are black.
Woman: My skirt is green, my sweater is dark gray, and my scarf is red.
EXPRESSIONS
What color are they? They’re ruined.
What color is it? It’s not important.
Where are my favorite pants?

LESSON 26
CONVERSATION
Alexia: Listen. What do you think Alexia: Yeah, everybody says that.
about this song? Marie: Let’s go to her concert next
Marie: It’s good. I like it. Who is it? month!
Alexia: It’s Adele. Do you like her? Alexia: Wow! Where is it?
Marie: She’s pretty good. She’s Marie: At the Royal Coliseum
British. I like her a lot. Her voice is Museum.
unusual. Alexia: Yes, it is. Let’s buy the tickets.
PRACTICE
A: I love Classical music. Everybody in my family likes it.

B: Really? Nobody in my house listen to classical music. They hate it.

READING
Opera refers to a dramatic art form, originating in Europe, in which the
emotional content is conveyed to the audience as much through music,
both vocal and instrumental, as it is through the lyrics. By contrast, in
musical theater an actor's dramatic performance is primary, and the music
plays a lesser role. The drama in opera is presented using the primary
elements of theater such as scenery, costumes, and acting. However, the
words of the opera, or libretto, are sung rather than spoken. The singers
are accompanied by a musical ensemble ranging from a small instrumental
ensemble to a full symphonic orchestra.
SONG
I’M YOURS
BY JASON MRAZ
Well, you done, done me and you bet D-d-do you, but you, d-d-do
I felt it But do you want to come on?
I tried to be chill but you're so hot Scooch on over closer dear
that I melted And I will nibble your ear
I fell right through the cracks, now I've been spending way too long
I'm trying to get back checking my tongue in the mirror
Before the cool done run out, I'll be And bending over backwards just to
giving it my bestest try to see it clearer
And nothing's gonna stop me but But my breath fogged up the glass
divine intervention And so I drew a new face and I
I reckon it's again my turn to win laughed
some or learn some I guess what I'm saying is there ain't
But I won't hesitate no more, no more no better reason
It cannot wait, I'm yours To rid yourself of vanities and just go
Well, open up your mind and see like with the seasons
me It's what we aim to do, our name is
Open up your plans and damn, you're our virtue
free But I won't hesitate no more, no
Look into your heart and you'll find more
love, love, love, love It cannot wait I'm yours
Listen to the music of the moment Open up your mind and see like me
people dance and sing Open up your plans and damn, you're
We're just one big family free
And it's our God-forsaken right to be Look into your heart and you'll find
loved that the sky is yours
Loved, loved, loved, loved So please don't, please don't, please
So I won't hesitate no more, no more don't
It cannot wait, I'm sure There's no need to complicate
There's no need to complicate, our Cause our time is short
time is short This is, this is, this is our fate, I'm
This is our fate, I'm yours yours!

LESSON 27
CONVERSATION
Elena: Hmm, that smells really Klaus: So, what do you do in

good! What is it? your free time? Do you have any
Klaus: Homemade lasagna. hobbies?
Elena: Nice. Do you do a lot of Elena: Well, no. I don’t have much
cooking? time. But I do a little photography.
Klaus: Not really. But I like to make I have a blog and post my photos
pasta dishes. How about you? Do on it.
you enjoy cooking? Klaus: That’s good! Can I see it?
Elena: Um, no, not really. I cook every Elena: Yes, it is. Let’s go to my
day, but I’m not a very good cooker. house and you can take a look at it.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
- ING FORM LIKE + TO + VERB

I enjoy cooking. I like to cook every day.
I enjoy listening to music. I like to play soccer.
I love dancing. I like to go out.
VOCABULARY
skirt cooker concert

song pasta next
photos dishes museum
photography smell classical
blog homemade everybody
post lasagna

PRACTICE
A: Do you read a lot?
B: No, I don’t have a lot of time. I look at magazines sometimes.
A: Do you like to play board games?

B: No, not really. I enjoy doing puzzles, tough.
EXPRESSIONS
Do you do a lot of cooking? Take a look.
What do you do in your free time? Can I see it?
I don’t have much time. Do you have any hobbies?

LESSON 28
CONVERSATION
Julia: Can you swim? I mean, are you Kim: I’m sorry. I can’t. I have to do my
a good swimmer? homework.
Kim: No, not really. But I like to go to Julia: OK, no problem. We can go
the pool. next Sunday.
Julia: So, let’s go to the club today Kim: Yeah, that’s good!
afternoon?
PRACTICE
A: Well, I generally don’t eat a lot of junk food, and I don’t eat red meat at
all. What about you?
B: I eat everything. I don’t do anything to stay in shape.

READING
Green is a beautiful color! In nature, the grass that you walk on is green and
the leaves that you see on trees are usually green. Most of the plants that
you see are green, too! Frogs are green and many grasshoppers are green,
too. Turtles are different shades of green.
FONTE: <http://mrnussbaum.com/readingcomp/green/>
SONG
DEMONS
BY IMAGINE DRAGONS
When the days are cold Don’t want to let you down
And the cards all fold But I am hell bound
And the saints we see Though this is all for you
Are all made of gold Don’t want to hide the truth
When your dreams all fail No matter what we breed
And the ones we hail We still are made of greed
Are the worst of all This is my kingdom come
And the blood’s run stale This is my kingdom come
I want to hide the truth When you feel my heat
I want to shelter you Look into my eyes
But with the beast inside It’s where my demons hide
There’s nowhere we can hide It’s where my demons hide
No matter what we breed Don’t get too close
We still are made of greed It’s dark inside
This is my kingdom come It’s where my demons hide
This is my kingdom come It’s where my demons hide
When you feel my heat They say it's what you make
Look into my eyes I say it's up to fate
It’s where my demons hide It's woven in my soul
It’s where my demons hide I need to let you go
Don’t get too close Your eyes, they shine so bright
It’s dark inside I want to save that light
It’s where my demons hide I can't escape this now
It’s where my demons hide Unless you show me how
At the curtain’s call When you feel my heat
It’s the last of all Look into my eyes
When the lights fade out It’s where my demons hide
All the sinners crawl It’s where my demons hide
So they dug your grave Don’t get too close
And the masquerade It’s dark inside
Will come calling out It’s where my demons hide
At the mess you made It’s where my demons hid

LESSON 29
CONVERSATION
Yan: I’m so tired. after class, and then I have my

Elijah: Really? How come? regular job in the restaurant till
Yan: I’m working two jobs this 10:00 P.M.
semester, so I’m getting up at 5:30 Elijah: Oh, that’s late! What time do
to study. you go to bed?
Elijah: You’re kidding! Two jobs? Yan: About 11:30 or midnight.
Wow! Elijah: Gosh!! So you’re only getting
Yan: Yeah, just for a couple of about five hours’sleep. That’s not
months. I’m working in a drugstore much.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
USE EXPRESSIONS LIKE THESE TO SHOW

SURPRISE IN INFORMAL CONVERSATION
Oh! No way!
Really! Gosh!
Wow! You’re kidding!

VOCABULARY
midnight bed
semester regular
a couple drugstore
late only
PRACTICE
A: I never hear my alarm clock.

B: Really? So how do you wake up?
A: I don’t know.
A: I can’t fall asleep without music. A: I listen to rock pop music.

B: Really? What do you listen to? B: Wow! I love this kind of song!
EXPRESSIONS
How come? I have my regular job.
You’re kidding! Yeah, just for a couple of months
Oh, that’s late!

LESSON 30
CONVERSATION
Maggie: Hello? Sam: I never take that stuff when I

Sam: Hi Maggie. How are you feeling? have sore throat. So, if I get a really
Maggie: Awful! I still have this terrible sore throat, I drink hot vinegar with
sore throat. honey. I can make you some.
Sam: That’s too bad. Are you taking Maggie: Oh yes, thanks. I’m feeling
anything for it? very bad today.
Maggie: Just some cold medicine.
PRACTICE
A: So what do you do if you can’t A: You’re kidding! So do you go

sleep? back to bed after that?
B: Well, if I wake up and can’t get B: Yes, it is. That’s no problem!
back to sleep, I usually get up and
play a video game.
READING
SAINT PATRICK’S DAY

Many Irish people have emigrated from Ireland to the United States over the
last few centuries. They brought St. Patrick's Day with them. St. Patrick's Day
is a serious religious holiday in Ireland, but it has been changed quite a bit in
America.
Today in America people enjoy St. Patrick's Day by wearing green. In fact, if
you don't wear at least one small green item, school children may pinch you.
Probably the most common symbol for this holiday is the shamrock. Since
the shamrock has three leaves, thousands of years ago St. Patrick (a religious
leader) used it to teach the Irish people about the three parts of God. Today
many people wear a shamrock design on St. Patrick's Day because it is
supposed to bring good luck.
On this day many people also enjoy going to a pub and drinking beer. They
tell jokes and have a good time. People who don't come from Ireland like to
pretend they are Irish, too. Some cities hold parades or marathons. It's not a
very big holiday, but it can be a fun one for the people who want to enjoy it. It
is very different kind of celebration from St. Patrick's Day in Ireland.

SONG
HOTEL CALIFORNIA
BY EAGLES
On a dark desert highway Please, bring me my wine
Cool wind in my hair He said
Warm smell of colitas We haven't had that spirit here since
Rising up through the air Nineteen sixty-nine
Up ahead in the distance And still those voices are calling from
I saw a shimmering light far away
My head grew heavy and my sight Wake you up in the middle of the
grew dim night
I had to stop for the night Just to hear them say
There she stood in the doorway Welcome to the Hotel California
I heard the Mission bell Such a lovely place
And I was thinking to myself (Such a lovely place)
This could be heaven or this could be Such a lovely face
hell We're livin' it up at the Hotel
Then she lit up a candle and she California
showed me the way What a nice surprise
There were voices down the corridor (What a nice surprise)
I thought I heard them say Bring your alibis
Welcome to the Hotel California Mirrors on the ceiling
Such a lovely place The pink champagne on ice
(Such a lovely place) And she said
Such a lovely face We are all just prisoners here
Plenty of room at the Hotel California Of our own device
Any time of year And in the master's chambers
(Any time of year) They gathered for the feast
You can find it here They stab it with their steely knives
Her mind is Tiffany-twisted But they just can't kill the beast
She got the Mercedes-Benz Last thing I remember
She got a lot of pretty, pretty boys I was running for the door
That she calls friends I had to find the passage back
How they dance in the courtyard To the place I was before
Sweet summer sweat Relax, said the night man
Some dance to remember We are programmed to receive
Some dance to forget You can check out any time you like
So I called up the captain But you can never leave!

REVIEW 5
HIGHLIGHTED
What do you do if you can’t sleep?
I can’t get back to sleep.
I usually get up and play a video game.
Do you have any hobbies?
EXPRESSIONS
I can’t fall asleep without music. No way!
What do you listen to? You’re kidding!
I love this kind of song! Gosh!
VERBS
to buy to drink to enjoy

to sleep to fall asleep to say
to wake up to swim to dry
to go back to look at

DO YOU KNOW?
A maior palavra monossílaba da LÍNGUA INGLESA é: “screeched”.

UNIT 6
LESSON 31
CONVERSATION
Damon: Hey Susan, this is my Tomas: Yeah, I’m trying a different

friend Tomas. She’s visiting from kind of coffee here.
New Orleans. Susan: That’s cool! How’s it going?
Susan: Oh, hi. Nice to meet you! Tomas: Pretty delicious! And I’m
Are you here on vacation? having a great time.
Tomas: Yeah, I’m here for a week. Susan: Excuse me. That’s my cell
Susan: That’s great! Are you phone.
enjoying Café du Monde? Tomas: Sure.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
Use the Simple Present to talk Use the Present Continuous to

about all the time “usually” or talk about “now”(this day/ this
“generally” and routines moment) or temporary events.
How do you stay in shape? What sports are you playing

these days?
I walk every day.
I’m playing soccer.
Do you get regular exercises?
Is she trying to lose weight?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t
Yes, she is. She’s drinking diet
drinks.
VOCABULARY
coffee delicious
cool great

PRACTICE
Mom: Hi Jackie, it’s me. How’s it Mom: Good! So what are you doing
going? right now? Are you studying?
Jackie: Oh, hi mom. Everything’s Jackie: I’m studying for my Math test
great. tomorrow.
Mom: So are you studying for your Mom: That’s pretty good boy! Have a
exams? nice study!
Jackie: Yes, I’m working very hard Jackie: Thanks, mom! Bye!
this semester. Mom: Bye!
A: What are you doing for exercise these days?

B: Well, I’m taking a weights class at the gym this month.
EXPRESSIONS
Are you here on vacation? Pretty delicious!
That’s cool! I’m here for a week.
That’s great! How’s it going?

LESSON 32
CONVERSATION
Joan: Hi Mike! How’s it going? Joan: Today, I’m tired. I’m studying
Mike: I’m fine. I’m doing some for my exams.
exercises to get on shape. How Mike: Do you need help?
about you? Joan: No, thanks. I’m Ok.
PRACTICE
A: What do you want to wear tonight?

B: I want to wear my old dress.
READING
On Sunday, Stephan gets up at 9 o'clock. Then he reads his newspaper in

the kitchen. He has breakfast at 9.30 and then he telephones his mother
in Scotland. In the afternoon, at 12.00, Stephan plays tennis with his sister
and after that, they eat dinner in a restaurant. At 7.00, Stephan swims for
two hours and then he goes by motorcycle to his sister's house. They talk
and listen to music. Stephan watches television in the evening and drinks a
glass of White Horse's whiskey. He goes to bed at 10.30.

SONG
SHAPE OF YOU
BY ED SHEERAN
The club isn't the best place to find a And I'm singing like
lover Girl, you know I want your love
So the bar is where I go Your love was handmade for
Me and my friends at the table doing somebody like me
shots Come on now, follow my lead
Drinking fast and then we talk slow I may be crazy, don't mind me
Come over and start up a Say: boy, let's not talk too much
conversation with just me Grab on my waist and put that body
And trust me, I'll give it a chance on me
Now take my hand, stop, put Van The Come on now, follow my lead
Man on the jukebox Come, come on now, follow my lead
And then we start to dance I'm in love with the shape of you
And now I'm singing like We push and pull like a magnet do
Girl, you know I want your love Although my heart is falling too
Your love was handmade for I'm in love with your body
somebody like me And last night you were in my room
Come on now, follow my lead And now my bed sheets smell like you
I may be crazy, don't mind me Every day discovering something
Say: Boy, let's not talk too much brand new
Grab on my waist and put that body I'm in love with your body
on me Oh I, oh I, oh I, oh I
Come on now, follow my lead I'm in love with your body (3x)
Come, come on now, follow my lead Every day discovering something
I'm in love with the shape of you brand new
We push and pull like a magnet do I'm in love with the shape of you
Although my heart is falling too Come on, be my baby, come on (8x)
I'm in love with your body I'm in love with the shape of you
And last night you were in my room We push and pull like a magnet do
And now my bed sheets smell like you Although my heart is falling too
Every day discovering something I'm in love with your body
brand new Last night you were in my room
I'm in love with your body And now my bed sheets smell like you
Oh I, oh I, oh I, oh I Every day discovering something
I'm in love with your body(3x) brand new
Every day discovering something I'm in love with your body
brand new Come on, be my baby, come on
I'm in love with the shape of you Come on, be my baby, come on (I'm
One week in we let the story begin in love with your body)
We're going out on our first date Come on, be my baby, come on
You and me are thrifty, so go all you Come on, be my baby, come on (I'm
can eat in love with your body)
Fill up your bag and I fill up a plate Come on, be my baby, come on
We talk for hours and hours about the Come on, be my baby, come on (I'm
sweet and the sour in love with your body)
And how your family is doing okay Every day discovering something
Leave and get in a taxi, then kiss in brand new
the backseat I'm in love with the shape of you
Tell the driver make the radio play

LESSON 33
CONVERSATION
Sean: Hello, can I help you? Sean: This scarf is on sale. It’s only
Tara: Uh, hi. How much are these $245 dollars.
gloves? Tara: Two hundred and forty-five
Sean: These? They’re really dollars? Wow! It’s very expensive!
popular. They’re $80 dollars. OK, I have to think about. Thanks
Tara: Hmm, and what about that anyway.
red scarf? How much is that?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
HOW MUCH – USE FOR QUANTIFIERS AND WITH

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.
Ex: How much do you drink water every day?
How much is that pencil?
VOCABULARY
popular anyway
dollars help
scarf gloves
on sale how much
expensive

PRACTICE
A: How much are those rings?
B: They’re $110 dollars.
A: How much is this necklace?

B: It’s $400 dollars.
A: Okay, thanks.
EXPRESSIONS
Can I help you?
They’re really popular.
Thanks anyway.

LESSON 34
CONVERSATION
Salesman: Can I help you? Salesman: Uh, well we have this gold
Marcus: Yeah, I’m looking for a bracelet here.
bracelet. Marcus: Oh, it’s beautiful. Um, how
Salesman: All right! Is it a gift? much is this?
Marcus: Uh –huh, it’s a birthday Salesman: Uh, let’s see…it’s $55
present for my wife. dollars.
Salesman: Um, How much do you Marcus: oh… that’s a lot. Let me
want to spend? think. …Well, it’s perfect to me. I’ll
Marcus: Well, let’s see… about $50 take it.
dollars.
PRACTICE
A: How much water do you really drink a day?

B: I drink eight glasses of water a day.
READING
WHY DO WE NEED TO DRINK WATER?

We all know that our bodies need water. Water cleans our body, controls our
temperature, and helps to keep us healthy. About 70% of our body is water.

SONG
SECRET
BY THE PIERCES
Got a secret 'Cause two can keep a secret if one of
Can you keep it? them is dead
Swear this one you'll save Allison?
Better lock it in your pocket Yes, Catherine?
Taking this one to the grave I have something I want to tell you
If I show you but you have to promise never to tell
Then I know you won't tell what I anyone.
said I promise
'Cause two can keep a secret if one of Do you swear on your life?
them is dead I swear on my life
Why do you smile like you've been You swore you'd never tell (4x)
told a secret? Got a secret
Now you're telling lies Can you keep it?
'Cause you have sworn to keep it Swear, this one you'll save
But no one keeps a secret Better lock it in your pocket
No one keeps a secret Taking this one to the grave
Why when we do our darkest deeds If I show you
do we tell? Then I know you won't tell what I said
They burn in our brains 'Cause two can keep a secret if one of
Become a living hell them is dead
'Cause everybody tells Got a secret
Everybody tells Can you keep it?
Got a secret Swear, this one you'll save
Can you keep it? Better lock it in your pocket
Swear this one you'll save Taking this one to the grave
Better lock it in your pocket If I show you
Taking this one to the grave Then I know you won't tell what I said
If I show you 'Cause two can keep a secret if one of
Then I know you won't tell what I said them is dead
'Cause two can keep a secret if one of Got a secret
them is dead Can you keep it?
Look into my eyes Swear, this one you'll save
Now you're getting sleepy Better lock it in your pocket
Are you hypnotized by secrets that Taking this one to the grave
you're keeping? If I show you
I know what you're keeping Then I know you won't tell what I said
I know what you're keeping 'Cause two can keep a secret if one of
Got a secret them is dead
Can you keep it?
Swear, this one you'll save
Better lock it in your pocket
Taking this one to the grave
If I show you
Then I know you won't tell what I said

LESSON 35
CONVERSATION
Paul: It’s mom’s birthday on the first. Paul: Yeah, let’s send them some
Remember? She’s going to be 55. flowers.
Anita: Oh, that’s right. What are you Anita: OK, then that’s my birthday on
going to get her? the twenty-third.
Paul: I’m going to buy her something Paul: Yeah, I know. I’m going to get
special, like a bracelet. Then it’s mom you the same thing you got me –
and dad’s anniversary on the tenth. nothing.
Anita: Right. We usually give them
something special.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
VOCABULARY
special same
anniversary to buy
send remember
flowers dad
them mom
birthday something
nothing

PRACTICE
Tina: Let’s go to the park on Anne: At ten o’clock.
Saturday? Tina: Oh, that isn’t very late. I get up
Anne: Ok, but let’s not go early. I at noon.
sleep late on weekends. Anne: Do you eat breakfast then?
Tina: What time do you get up on Tina: Sure. I have breakfast every day.
Saturdays?
A: How do you go to school?

B: My classes are in the afternoon, so I get up late and then I
walk to school. I have lots of time
EXPRESSIONS
What time do you get up? Oh, that’s right!
Let’s go to the park. Relax.
Sure. Oh, no!

LESSON 36
CONVERSATION
Ethan: Do you sleep late on weekends?
Rosie: Oh, no. I get up early on Sundays.
Ethan: When do you get up?
Rosie: At 4:30 A.M. I go to work at 5:00.
PRACTICE
A: How much do you like to spend on birthday presents?

B: Uh, let’s see. I guess I spend about $45 or $100 dollars on my friends.
READING
You can go to a restaurant to eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner and even a

snack when you want. Restaurants serve food to you and to other people
who go and eat at them. First, you look at a menu that lists all of the foods
and drinks that you can order from the restaurant. Then you tell the waiter
or waitress what you want to eat and drink. A “waiter” is the word you use
for a man and a “waitress” is the word you use for a woman. Those are the
people who take your order and bring you your food. Restaurants cook the
food you order. Some restaurants have lots of foods and some have some
foods like only salads or soups, hotdogs or desserts. Some restaurants are
open part of the day and only serve food at some times of the day. Other
restaurants are open all day and serve food all the time. The waiter or
waitress brings your food to the table you are sitting at. You eat the food.
After you eat the food, you need to pay for the food. The waiter or waitress
gives you a bill that tells you how much money you need to pay for the
food. You also need to leave a tip. A tip is some extra money you give for
good help, good food, and good service.
FONTE: <http://www.k5learning.com>
SONG
MIRRORS
BY JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE
Aren't you somethin' to admire And I can't help but notice
Cause your shine is somethin' like a You reflect in this heart of mine
mirror If you ever feel alone and

The glare makes me hard to find I couldn't get any bigger
Just know that I'm always With anyone else beside me
Parallel on the other side And now it's clear as this promise
Cause with your hand in my hand That we're making
And a pocket full of soul Two reflections into one
I can tell you there's no place we Cause it's like you're my mirror
couldn't go My mirror staring back at me
Just put your hand on the glass Staring back at me
I'll be tryin' to pull you through Yesterday is history, oh
You just gotta be strong And tomorrow's a mystery, hmm
Cause I don't wanna lose you now I can see you lookin' back at me
I'm lookin' right at the other half of me Keep your eyes on me
The vacancy that sat in my heart Keep your eyes on me
Is a space that now you hold Cause I don't wanna lose you now
Show me how to fight for now I'm lookin' right at the other half of me
And I'll tell you, baby, it was easy The vacancy that sat in my heart
Comin' back into you once I figured it Is a space that now you hold
out Ooh, Show me how to fight for now
You were right here all along, oh (Show me, baby)
It's like you're my mirror And I'll tell you, baby, it was easy
My mirror staring back at me Comin' back into you once I figured it
I couldn't get any bigger out
With anyone else beside me You were right here all along
And now it's clear as this promise It's like you're my mirror
That we're making My mirror staring back at me
Two reflections into one I couldn't get any bigger
Cause it's like you're my mirror With anyone else beside me
My mirror staring back at me And now it's clear as this promise
Staring back at me That we're making
Aren't you somethin', an original Two reflections into one
Cause it doesn't seem really as simple Cause it's like you're my mirror
And I can't help but stare, cause My mirror staring back at me
I see truth somewhere in your eyes Staring back at me
Ooh, I can't ever change without you You are, you are the love of my life
You reflect me, I love that about you (10x)
And if I could, I precious song
Would look at us all the time And I just wanna see your face light up
Cause with your hand in my hand since you put me on
And a pocket full of soul So now I say goodbye to the old me,
I can tell you there's no place we it's already gone
couldn't go And I can't wait wait wait wait wait to
Just put your hand on the glass get you home
I'll be tryin' to pull you through Just to let you know, you are
You just gotta be strong You are, you are the love of my life
Cause I don't wanna lose you now (10x)
I'm lookin' right at the other half of me Girl you're my reflection, all I see is
The vacancy that sat in my heart you
Is a space that now you hold My reflection, in everything I do
Show me how to fight for now You're my reflection and all I see is
And I'll tell you, baby, it was easy you
Comin' back into you once I figured it My reflection, in everything I do
out You are, you are the love of my life
You were right here all along, oh (5x)
It's like you're my mirror
My mirror staring back at me

REVIEW 6
HIGHLIGHTED
Do you sleep late on weekends? Saturdays?
When do you get up? How much is this?
What time do you get up on
EXPRESSIONS
Can I help you?
How’s it going?
That’s cool!r
VERBS
to spend to send
to walk to give
DO YOU KNOW?
Almost é a palavra mais longa que tem as letras em ordem alfabética.

UNIT 7
LESSON 37
CONVERSATION
Lisa: Guess what? I have a new bathroom, a kitchen, and a living

apartment. room. Oh, and a big closet in the hall.
Carol: That’s super. What’s it like? Carol: Where is it?
Lisa: It’s really beautiful! Lisa: It’s on Greenville Valley.
Carol: How many rooms does it Carol: Oh, nice. Does it have a view?
have? Lisa: Yes, it does a wonderful view
Lisa: Well, it has a bedroom, a from the beach.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
HOW MANY – refere-se à quantidade de produtos que se quer

determinar.Significa quanto(s) ou quanta(s) e usado apenas com
substantivos contáveis.
VOCABULARY
apartment closet laundry

super hall garage
bedroom view stairs
bathroom room dining room
kitchen floor
living room yard

PRACTICE
A: The house has two floors, a garage, and a yard.
B: The first floor has a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a laundry
room, and stairs, to the second floor.
A: The second floor has a hall, four bedrooms, and a bathroom. Every
bedroom has a closet.
A: I live in an apartment downtown. It’s a beautiful apartment with

two bedrooms and lots of windows. It has a big living room with a
great view of the city.
EXPRESSIONS
Guess what? Oh, nice!
That’s super! It’s really beautiful!

LESSON 38
CONVERSATION
Leah: Do you live in an apartment? Leah: That sounds nice. Are you
Joe: No, I don’t. I live in a house. alone?
Leah: What’s it like? Is it a yard? Joe: No, I’m not. I live with my
Joe: Yes, it is. And it’s next to the parents and my sisters.
lake.
PRACTICE
How many sisters do you have?

I have four sisters.
READING
I have been thinking to visit Grandmother at the hospital after school is over
on Monday. Grandmother hurt her right leg and the doctor put white tape
on it to help the “hurt” go away. I have been thinking to visit Grandmother at
the hospital after school is over on Monday. I will bring some pretty flowers
to give to Grandmother after school is over on Monday. Grandmother likes
flowers more than I do. Grandmother likes all sorts of flowers more than I
do. Grandmother likes pretty flowers more than I do. I have been thinking
how much I like my Grandmother and how much she really likes me. And I
have been thinking that no one could like my Grandmother more than I do.
So, I have been thinking to visit Grandmother at the hospital after school is
over on Monday. I have been thinking…
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SONG
IT’S MY LIFE
BY BON JOVI
This ain't a song for the broken- (It's my life)

hearted My heart is like an open highway
No silent prayer for faith-departed Like Frankie said
I ain't gonna be just a face in the I did it my way
crowd I just wanna live while I'm alive
You're gonna hear my voice It's my life
When I shout it out loud Better stand tall when they're
It's my life calling you out
It's now or never Don't bend, don't break, baby, don't
I ain't gonna live forever back down
I just want to live while I'm alive It's my life
(It's my life) It's now or never
My heart is like an open highway I ain't gonna live forever
Like Frankie said I just want to live while I'm alive
I did it my way (It's my life)
I just wanna live while I'm alive My heart is like an open highway
It's my life Like Frankie said
This is for the ones who stood their I did it my way
ground I just wanna live while I'm alive
For Tommy and Gina who never It's my life
backed down It's now or never
Tomorrow's getting hard make no I ain't gonna live forever
mistake I just want to live while I'm alive
Luck ain't even lucky (It's my life)
Got to make your owns breaks My heart is like an open highway
It's my life Like Frankie said
It's now or never I did it my way
I ain't gonna live forever I just wanna live while I'm alive
I just want to live while I'm alive It's my life

LESSON 39
CONVERSATION
Pam: This apartment is great. Pam: And there’s no sofa here in the
Joshua: Thanks. I love it, but I really living room.
need some furniture. Joshua: And there aren’t any chairs.
Pam: What do you need? There’s only this lamp.
Joshua: Well, there are some chairs Pam: So let’s go shopping next
in the kitchen, but there isn’t a weekend!
table.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
THERE IS / THERE ARE

There’s a chair in the living room. There are some chairs in the
kitchen.
There’s no sofa in the living There are no chairs in the living
room. room.
There isn’t a table in the kitchen. There aren’t any chairs in the
hall.
VOCABULARY
furniture only
to need lamp
sofa next
chair

PRACTICE
There are twenty desks in the classroom.
There aren’t any computers
Carmen: What are you looking for? Carmen: Wow! They’re cool.
Susan: Oh, I’m only buying a few Susan: I need three for the living
things for the living room. Furniture room.
is expensive! Carmen: Uh-huh. But what about
Carmen: Yes, it is. a sofa?
Susan: Look at those blue armchairs.
EXPRESSIONS
What are you looking for?
I love it.
What do you need?

LESSON 40
CONVERSATION
Rachel: Where does your sister work? What about your sister?
Sue: In a hotel. Sue: She’s a waitress, but she
Rachel: Oh, that’s interesting. My doesn’t like it.
sister works in a hotel, too. Rachel: That’s too bad.
Sue: Really? What does she do? Sue: Yeah, she’s looking for a new job.
Rachel: She’s a chef in a restaurant.
PRACTICE
Joan: I have a sofa now from my parents. And it’s red too.
Luke: Oh, hey look! You know, this chair is nice. And it matches the sofa.

READING
"Come here, Lucy, and listen! What is in this flower?" "O Mother! It is a bee.
I wonder how it came to be closed in the flower?" "It went into the flower
for some honey, and maybe it went to sleep. Then the flower closed it in.”
"The bee likes honey as well as we do, but it does not like to be closed in
the flower.” "Shall we let it out, Lucy?" "Yes; then it can go to other flowers
and get honey."
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SONG
SO BEAUTIFUL
BY CHRIS DE BURG
I'm lying here tonight thinking of And then you take me to the heaven
the days we've had of your heart
Wondering if the world would be so Did nobody ever tell you
beautiful You're the best thing that has ever
If I had not looked into your eyes been?
How did you know that I've been You are so beautiful
waiting? So beautiful
Never knew the world would be so I'm standing here tonight thinking
beautiful at all of the times we'll have
I'm spending all the days I never knew that you would be so
Dreaming of the nights we've had beautiful
I never knew that love would be a From the day you came into my life
miracle I just want to say, you make me
When I think of all the ones before happy
But now that I've found you I am Never knew that you would be so
flying beautiful to me
I never knew that love would be so I never knew that you would be so
beautiful to me beautiful to me.
I never knew that love would be so So beautiful to me
beautiful to me So beautiful to me
And then we danced to the rhythm So beautiful to me
That is burning like a flame To me
And when you touch me I can I'm lying here tonight
hardly move I'm dreaming here tonight
You take my breath away I dance with you tonight
You give me all that I want to feel So beautiful
When we become as one

LESSON 41
CONVERSATION
Jackson: Hey, there’s a jazz concert something in a special restaurant?

on Saturday. Sue: Yeah, I agree, but what kind of
Sue: Really? What time does it start? restaurant?
Jackson: It starts at 10:00 in the Jackson: An Italian restaurant. Is it
evening. ok for you?
Sue: Oh, that’s good. Let’s enjoy it? I Sue: Yes, it is. I wait for you at 9:00
love music. Do you? in front of my house.
Jackson: I love so much!! What do Jackson: Okay, see you later.
you think after the concert, we eat Sue: See you.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
What time is it? SUGGESTIONS

It’s 7:30.
What time does the concert start? Let’s go to the concert.
It starts at 8:00 P.M.
What time do bakeries open? Let’s meet at 9:00.
They open 5:00 A.M.
What time do you go out at night?
At about 10:00 Let’s get there early.
VOCABULARY
jazz to start later

concert bakery

PRACTICE
A: Let’s have dinner after the concert.
B: Ok, but what time do the restaurants open?
A: Oh, around midnight.
A: Let’s go to the pool tomorrow.

B: Great! What time does it open?
A: I think it opens early, around 6:30 A.M.
EXPRESSIONS
See you later. I agree.
I wait for you. I love so much.
Is it ok for you? What time does it start?
Let’s enjoy it.

LESSON 42
CONVERSATION
Caroline: Let’s go to the soccer at this time. I’m in the class, doing
game at the stadium tomorrow my piano lessons.
night. Caroline: Okay John, no problem.
John: OK. What time does it start? Have a nice day!
Caroline: It starts at 7:00 P.M. John: For you too.
John: oh, I’m sorry. I can’t go there
PRACTICE
Where are you? Who are you with?

What’s the weather like? What are you doing?
READING
Paula looked out the window. A storm was coming. The sky was getting
darker. The wind was starting to blow. Some trees were bending. Leaves
were flying through the air. It was getting cold. She closed all the windows.
She went outside. Her car was in the street. She closed the windows in her
car. She locked her car. She went back into her house. She turned on the
TV. She wanted to see the news about the storm. The TV person said it was
a big storm. He said it would rain a lot. He told people to stay home.

SONG
ONE LAST TIME
BY ARIANA GRANDE
I was a liar I gave into the fire I promise after that, I’ll let you go
I know I should’ve fought it Baby, I don’t care if you got her in
At least I’m being honest your heart
Feel like a failure All I really care is you wake up in my
'Cause I know that I failed yeah arms
I should’ve done you better One last time
'Cause you don’t want a liar I need to be the one who takes you
And I know, and I know, and I know home
She gives you everything I know I should've fought it
But, boy, I couldn’t give it to you At least I’m being honest
And I know, and I know, and I know Just stay with me a minute
That you got everything I swear I’ll make it worth babe
But I got nothing here without yeah 'Cause I don’t wanna be without
So one last time yeah
I need to be So one last time
The one who takes you home I need to be the one who takes you
One more time home
I promise after that, I’ll let you go One more time
Baby, I don’t care if you got her in I promise after that, I’ll let you go
your heart Baby, I don’t care if you got her in
All I really care is you wake up in my your heart
arms All I really care if you wake up in my
One last time arms
I need to be the one who takes you One last time
home I need to be the one who takes you
I don’t deserve it home, yeah
I know I don’t deserve it One last time
But stay with me a minute I need to be the one who takes you
I’ll swear I'll make it worth it home
Can’t you forgive me
At least just temporarily
I know that this is my fault
I should have been more careful
(c’mon)
And I know, and I know, and I know
She gives you everything
But, boy, I couldn’t give it to yeah
And I know, and I know, and I know
That you got everything
But I got nothing here without you,
baby
So one last time
I need to be the one who takes you
home
One more time

REVIEW 7
HIGHLIGHTED
What time is it? What are you looking for?

What are you doing? What do you need?
What time does it start?
EXPRESSIONS
Have a nice day!
I agree.
I wait for you.
She’s looking for a new job.
VERBS
to look for to buy

to go to wait
to need to agree
DO YOU KNOW?
Um estudo, realizado em 2010, pela Universidade Harvard em parceria

com o Google descobriu que a língua inglesa contém aproximadamente
1.022.000 palavras, e esse valor cresce a uma taxa de 8.500 palavras por
ano.

UNIT 8
LESSON 43
CONVERSATION
Mike: Did you have a good Mike: So what did you do on

weekend? Saturday?
Jay: Yes, I did. But I feel a little tired Jay: I studied for my English lesson
today. all day.
Mike: Really? Why? Mike: Oh, no! Do we have a test
Jay: Well, on Saturday, I exercised today?
in the morning. Then my roommate Jay: I didn’t study! I just watched TV
and I cleaned and shopped. And and read a book all weekend!
then I visited my grandparents.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
SIMPLE PAST – REGULAR VERBS

I studied on Tuesday. I didn’t study on Tuesday.
You watched movies all weekend. You didn’t watch movies all day.
She stayed in a hotel last week. She didn’t stay in a hotel.
We visited her relatives. We didn’t visit any friends.
You shopped for vegetables. You didn’t shop for groceries.
They exercised on Monday. They didn’t exercise on Saturday.
VOCABULARY
to feel to exercise
a little to stay
why hotel
roommate groceries
then vegetables
to shop last

PRACTICE
A: Did you have a good weekend?
B: Yes, I did. I had a great weekend. I just relaxed.
A: Did you eat out on Saturday night?

B: No, I didn’t. Some friends came over me. We ate dinner at my flat.
Then they went to a cinema.
EXPRESSIONS
So what did you do on Oh, no!
Saturday? Yes, I did.
Really? Why?

LESSON 44
CONVERSATION
A: Did you read the newspaper this morning?
B: Yes, I did. I read it at home.
A: What do you think about the news?
B: Oh, I didn’t like because I see just about crime and violence.
PRACTICE
A: Did you have breakfast this morning?

B: Yes, I did. I got up early and I eat some fruit and corn flakes.
READING
Leonardo Di Caprio has finally won his first Oscar after six nominations. Di
Caprio received a standing ovation as he picked up the award for his role in
The Revenant. He said the film was “about man’s relationship to the natural
world”. He used the opportunity to raise awareness about climate change, a
subject he is passionate about. “Climate change is real – it is happening right
now,” said Di Caprio. “It is the most urgent threat facing our species, and we
need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating.” He added: “Let
us not take this planet for granted. I do not take tonight for granted.”
It is 22 years since he was first nominated for an Academy Award, as best
supporting actor for the movie What’s Eating Gilbert Grape.
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SONG
SEND MY LOVE
BY ADELE
This was all you, none of it me If you're ready, if you're ready

You put your hands on, on my body If you're ready, I am ready
and told me If you're ready, if you're ready
You told me you were ready We both know we ain't kids no more
For the big one, for the big jump No, we ain't kids no more
I'd be your last love everlasting, you I'm giving you up
and me I've forgiven it all
Mm, that was what you told me You set me free, oh
I'm giving you up Send my love to your new lover
I've forgiven it all Treat her better
You set me free, oh We've gotta let go of all of our
Send my love to your new lover ghosts
Treat her better We both know we ain't kids no more
We've gotta let go of all of our Send my love to your new lover
ghosts Treat her better
We both know we ain't kids no more We've gotta let go of all of our
Treat her better We both know we ain't kids no more
We've gotta let go of all of our If you're ready
ghosts If you're ready (Send my love to your
We both know we ain't kids no more new lover)
I was too strong, you were trembling If you're ready, are you ready? (Treat
You couldn't handle the hot heat her better)
rising (rising) We've gotta let go of all of our
Mm, baby I'm so rising ghosts
I was running, you were walking We both know we ain't kids no more
You couldn't keep up If you're ready
You were falling down (down) If you're ready (Send my love to your
Mm, there's only one way down new lover)
I'm giving you up If you're ready, are you ready? (Treat
I've forgiven it all her better)
You set me free, oh We've gotta let go of all of our
Treat her better We both know we ain't kids no mor
We've gotta let go of all of our
ghosts
We both know we ain't kids no more
Send my love to your new lover
Treat her better
We've gotta let go of all of our
ghosts
We both know we ain't kids no more

LESSON 45
CONVERSATION
Maureen: So, did you go out with Susie: Yes. We went to a Thai
Jason? restaurant and after that we went to
Susie: Yes, I did. We went out on a dance club.
Friday night. We saw the Tom Cruise Maureen: Did you have fun?
movie. Susie: Yes, we did. We had a terrific
Maureen: Did you like it? time. And we’re going out again next
Susie: I liked it a lot, but Jason didn’t. Sunday.
Maureen: Oh, that’s good! Did you
do anything else?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS
watch – watched have – had

exercise – exercised go – went
study – studied see – saw
stay – stayed read – read
visit - visited eat - ate
VOCABULARY
anything Thai
a lot fun
to go out terrific
else again
dance club

PRACTICE
A: I stayed home and watched TV last Carnival. What about you?
B: My friend Joe visited me and we talked a lot and listened ancient songs.
A: Wow! That’s great! I love them too much. Next time, don’t forget to
invite me.
B: okay, I will.
Carl: I wait for a phone call, but my girlfriend didn’t call me.
Rick: Don’t worry! She’s working hard. She loves you.
Carl: I know. Let’s go to eat something?
Rick: Yes. Let’s go.
EXPRESSIONS
Did you like it?
Don’t worry!
She’s working hard.
Okay, I will.

LESSON 46
CONVERSATION
A: Did you have lunch today?

B: No, I didn’t. I get up late. But I bought a cup of coffee, some donuts
and drink and eat them on the bus.
PRACTICE
Did you have dinner at a restaurant? Did you buy any vegetables for lunch?
Did you see any movies? Did you study?
Did you go shopping?
READING
Marie Smith, a British girl, went shopping. She is 20, and has lived at 2035 N.
Lake Street since 1998. Marie has been married to Peter for five years. They
have three children. Bob is four years old and Pam is eight. At 9 a.m., Marie
got into her car and drove to Bristol, a department store a mile away. Bristol
was having a holiday sale. Marie bought a four-slice toaster for $39.95 plus
tax. The regular price was $49.95. She paid by credit card. On her way home,
Marie stopped at a market to buy a gallon of milk. The milk was $4.50. After
that she came back home.

SONG
CLOSER
BY CHAINSMOKERS
Hey, I was doing just fine before I I can't stop
met you No, I can't stop
I drink too much and that's an issue
But I'm okay So baby pull me closer
Hey, you tell your friends it was nice In the back seat of your Rover
to meet them That I know you can't afford
But I hope I never see them again Bite that tattoo on your shoulder
Pull the sheets right off the corner
I know it breaks your heart Of the mattress that you stole
Moved to the city in a broke down From your roommate back in
car and Boulder
Four years, no calls We ain't ever getting older
Now you're looking pretty in a hotel
bar and We ain't ever getting older
I can't stop We ain't ever getting older
No, I can't stop
So baby pull me closer
So baby pull me closer In the backseat of your Rover
In the back seat of your Rover That I know you can't afford
That I know you can't afford Bite that tattoo on your shoulder
Bite that tattoo on your shoulder Pull the sheets right off the corner
Pull the sheets right off the corner Of the mattress that you stole
Of the mattress that you stole From your roommate back in
From your roommate back in Boulder
Boulder We ain't ever getting older
We ain't ever getting older We ain't ever getting older (we ain't
ever getting older)
We ain't ever getting older We ain't ever getting older (we ain't
We ain't ever getting older ever getting older)
We ain't ever getting older (we ain't
You, look as good as the day I met ever getting older)
you We ain't ever getting older
I forget just why I left you, I was
insane We ain't ever getting older
Stay, and play that blink-182 song No we ain't ever getting older
That we beat to death in Tucson,
okay
I know it breaks your heart

I moved to the city in a broke down
car and
Four years, no calls
Now I'm looking pretty in a hotel bar
and

LESSON 47
CONVERSATION
Alan: Hey, Anne. Did you go to the beach on Sunday?
Anne: No, I didn’t. I got up late. I sleep until midday.
Alan: I looked for you there. I missed you.
Anne: Sorry, Alan. We can go next weekend. Can you?
Alan: OK. Let’s go next Saturday.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
QUESTIONS IN THE PAST
Did you go to the park yesterday? Yes, I did.

Did you visit your parents in London? No, I didn’t.
Did she like the movie at the cinema last Monday? Yes, she did.
Did they go out with their friends this morning? No, they didn’t.
VOCABULARY
until to miss
midday to can
beach

PRACTICE
Did you see any movies?
Did you talk on the phone?
Did you work around the house?
B: What did you do on Saturday?

A: I slept late on Saturday. I got up at eleven, read the
newspaper, and ate breakfast. How about you?
B: I saw a movie. I bought popcorn, drank some soda,
and had a lot of fun; and you?
C: I met a friend at the park and went jogging. Then I
came home and felt really tired.
EXPRESSIONS
I missed you.
I got up late.
I slept until midday
Can you?

LESSON 48
CONVERSATION
A: What did you do Saturday went to the swimming pool.

morning? I called you, but there was A: Wow, so you got a little exercise.
no answer. B: Yeah, I did. And I really enjoyed it.
B: Oh! Well, I left the house early. I
PRACTICE
Lindsay: Hi. Logan: And what else? Tell me.

Logan: Hi darling. Lindsay: OK. We didn’t have
Lindsay: Oh, hi dad. How’s Paris. classes. We went to Central Museum
Logan: Fine, a lot of work. Did you at downtown.
have a good day? Logan: Oh nice! Okay dear. I’ll call
Lindsay: Yes, it did. you later.
Logan: What did you do? Lindsay: Bye, dad.
Lindsay: I got up early. I went to
school.

READING
Temperatures have risen during the last 30 years, and 2001 to 2010 was
the warmest decade ever recorded. As the Earth warms up, heat waves
are becoming more common in some places, including the United States.
Heat waves happen when a region experiences very high temperatures for
several days and nights.
FONTE: <www.epa.gov/climate/climatechange/kids/impacts/signs/temperature.html>
SONG
FADED
BY ALAN WALKER
You were the shadow to my light These shallow waters, never met
Did you feel us What I needed I'm letting go
Another Start A deeper dive
You fade away Eternal silence of the sea
Afraid our aim is out of sight I'm breathing
Wanna see us Alive
Alive?
Where are you now?
Where are you now? Where are you now?
Where are you now?
Where are you now? Under the bright, but faded lights
Was it all in my fantasy? You set my heart on fire
Were you only imaginary? Where are you now?
Where are you now?
Where are you now?
Atlantis Atlantis
Under the sea Under the sea
Under the sea Under the sea
Another dream Another dream
The monsters running wild inside of The monsters running wild inside of
me me
I'm faded
I'm faded I'm faded
I'm faded So lost
So lost I'm faded
I'm faded I'm faded
I'm faded So lost
So lost I'm faded
I'm faded

REVIEW 8
HIGHLIGHTED
Why? What else?
I just relaxed. Next time, don’t forget to invite
Did you have fun? me.
We had a terrific time. She’s working hard.
Don’t worry. Who’s your best friend?
I’ll call you later.
EXPRESSIONS
I just watched TV and read a I liked it a lot.
book all weekend. I love them too much.
Did you have a good weekend? I missed you.
Did you eat out on Saturday Tell me.
night?
VERBS
to feel to exercise
to shop to relax

DO YOU KNOW?
Existem apenas três palavras que terminam com -ceed: proceed, exceed
and succeed.

UNIT 9
LESSON 49
CONVERSATION
Cris: Where were you born, Lena? Lena: No. My English wasn’t very
Lena: I was born in Japan. good, so I took English classes for
Cris: Oh! So you weren’t born in the one year first.
USA. Cris: Your English is really fluent now.
Lena: No. I came here in 1991. Lena: Thanks. Your English is pretty
Cris: Hmm. You were pretty young. good, too!
Lena: Well, I was eighteen. Cris: Yeah, but I was born here.
Cris: Did you go to college right
away?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
I was born in Korea. You weren’t very old.

You were pretty young. She wasn’t at school.
She was eighteen. We weren’t born in Canada.
We were born in 1997. They weren’t in the United
They were in New York in 1991. Kingdom.
I wasn’t born in Japan.
VOCABULARY
young now
right to be born
away was
college were
year wasn’t
first weren’t
fluent

PRACTICE
A: Where was your father born?
B: He was born in Brazil.
A: Where were you born?
B: I was born in Seattle, US.
When were you born? I was born in 1972.

Were you born in the U.S.? Yes, I was.
Where were you born? I was born in Paris.
Was your sister born in England? No, she wasn’t.
What city was he born in? He was born in Naples.
Were your grandparents born in Switzerland? Yes, they were.
Where were they born? They were born in Mexico.
EXPRESSIONS
Did you go to college right away?
Your English is really fluent now.
Your English is pretty good.
You were pretty young.

LESSON 50
CONVERSATION
A: When and where you born?

B: I was born in 1977 in Bolivia. How about you?
A: I was born in the USA but I grew up in Mexico.
B: Fantastic!!!
PRACTICE
He didn’t call because there wasn’t time.

They aren’t there, but she doesn’t know.
They weren’t home yesterday.
READING
My friend Andy is a student at Cambridge in England. He studies English.

He wants to be a teacher. He lives with his family in a flat in the centre of
London. He has a girlfriend, and her name is Marian. She’s very nice too.

SONG
STORY OF MY LIFE
BY ONE DIRECTION
Written in these walls are the stories Until she's broke inside
That I can't explain The story of my life (the story of, the
I leave my heart open story of)
But it stays right here empty for And I've been waiting for this time
days to come around
She told me in the morning But baby running after you
She don't feel the same about us in Is like chasing the clouds
her bones The story of my life, I take her home
It seems to me that when I die I drive all night to keep her warm
These words will be written on my and time
stone Is frozen
And I'll be gone gone tonight The story of my life
The ground beneath my feet is open I give her hope (give her hope)
wide I spend her love
The way that I've been holdin' on Until she's broke inside (until she's
too tight broke inside)
With nothing in between The story of my life (the story of, the
The story of my life, I take her home story of)
I drive all night to keep her warm The story of my life
and time The story of my life (the story of, the
Is frozen (the story of, the story of) story of)
The story of my life I give her hope The story of my life
I spend her love
Until she's broke inside
The story of my life (the story of, the
story of)
Written on these walls
Are the colors that I can't change
Leave my heart open
But it stays right here in its cage
I know that in the morning now
I see us in the light upon a hill
Althought I am broken
My heart is untamed, still
And I'll be gone gone tonight
The fire beneath my feet is burning
bright
The way that I've been holdin' on so
tight
With nothing in between
The story of my life I, take her home
I drive all night to keep her warm
and time
Is frozen (the story of, the story of)
The story of my life I give her hope
I spend her love

LESSON 51
CONVERSATION
Heidi: Where did you grow up, Heidi: Oh. What was your major?
Pamela? Pamela: Suspense. I was an actor for
Pamela: I grew up in New Jersey. I six years after college.
was born there, too. Heidi: That’s amazing. So why did
Heidi: And when did you come to you become an engineer?
Boston? Pamela: Because I needed the
Pamela: In 1991. I went to college money. And I love it.
here.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
WH- QUESTIONS
Where did you grow up? I grew up in San Francisco.
Why did you become an engineer? Because I needed the money.
VOCABULARY
suspense because
actor major
after to grow up
amazing engineer

PRACTICE
A: Do you want to learn another language?
B: Yes, I do. I love Spanish. How about you?
A: I prefer to study Science.
A: Who’s that? A: How old is she?

B: She’s an American tennis B: Well, she was born in 1984.
player. She won the French Open A: Wow! She’s really young.
in 2001. B: Yep. She is.
EXPRESSIONS
Where did you grow up?
That’s amazing.
Do you want to learn another language?

LESSON 52
CONVERSATION
Answering machine: Hi. This is Lidia, later?

and this is Hermione. We can’t Alec: Yes, thanks. Please ask her to
come to the phone right now. call at my parent’s house.
Please leave us a message, and … Hermione: Sure. Just give me the
Hermione: Hello? number.
Alec: Hi, Hermione? It’s Alec. Is Alec: It’s 555 – 0246
Lidia there? Hermione: 555- 0246. Okay.
Hermione: Oh, hi Alec. She’s here, Alec: Thanks so much, Hermione.
but she’s sleeping. Can she call you
PRACTICE
A: Hello?
B: Hello. Is Harry there, please?
A: I’m sorry. He can’t come to the phone right now. He’s in the shower.
B: Okay, thanks. Bye.

READING
A GREAT HOLIDAY
I went to the USA with my wife. We went by plane. First we stayed in Caribe.
Our hotel was really nice, and there was a big swimming pool. There was
a beautiful beach too. We swam every day and the sea was very warm.
Then we traveled round to the beautiful small isles by boat. I was fantastic.
I recommend Caribe. It’s a terrific and beautiful place to visit. The people
are very friendly, and the weather is great.
SONG
NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP

BY RICK ASTLEY
We're no strangers to love Never gonna say goodbye
You know the rules and so do I Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
A full commitments what I´m We've known each other for so long
thinking of Your heart´s been aching
You wouldn´t get this from any But you´re too shy to say it
other guy Inside we both know what´s been
I just wanna tell you how I´m feeling going on
Gotta make you understand We know the game and we´re
Never gonna give you up gonna play it
Never gonna let you down And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Never gonna run around and desert Don't tell me you're too blind to see
you Never gonna give you up
Never gonna make you cry

LESSON 53
CONVERSATION
A: What’s the date today? A: When’s your birthday?
B: It’s the fifth of May. B: On the twentieth of November.
A: Is it? I thought it was the fourth.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
ORDINAL NUMBERS
1 ST – first 14th – fourteenth
2nd – second 15th – fifteenth
3 rd – third 16th – sixteenth
4th – fourth 17th – seventeenth
5th – fifth 18 th – eighteenth
6th – sixth 19 th – nineteenth
7th – seventh 20 th – twentieth
8 th – eighth 21st – twenty- first
9 th – ninth 22nd – twenty second
10 th – tenth 30 th – thirtieth
11th – eleventh 33 rd – thirty- third
12th – twelfth 40 th – fortieth
13th – thirteenth 44th – forty- fourth

VOCABULARY
date June
thought July
January August
February September
March October
April November
May December
PRACTICE
A: This is your room.

B: I didn’t like it. What floor is it?
A: It’s the third floor.
B: Can you change my room, please? I prefer the first floor.
A: Okay, I’m gonna try it.
B: Thanks a lot.
A: Did you see the film?

B: Yes, I saw I yesterday morning.
EXPRESSIONS
Thanks a lot.
What’s the date today?
I’m gonna try it.

LESSON 54
CONVERSATION
Mark: When’s your birthday?

Oscar: My birthday is on the 15th of December.
Mark: What did you do on your last birthday?
Oscar: I went to the movies with my girlfriend.
PRACTICE
Bridget: Where do you usually Ben: I have a sandwich.

have lunch? Bridget: How much is it?
Ben: I have lunch in my office. Ben: $ 3.
Bridget: What do you have?
READING
My brother’s name is Sam. He’s 26 years old, and he’s a doctor. He works
in a big hospital in LA. He lives in a flat at downtown, about 10 km from
his job. He lives with two friends. They are doctors too. He doesn’t have a
girlfriend, but he has a lot of friends.

SONG
AIN’T YOUR MAMA

BY JENNIFER LOPEZ
I ain't gon' be cookin' all day Can we go back to how it was?
I ain't your mama When did you get too comfortable?
I ain't gon' do your laundry 'Cause I'm too good for that
I ain't your mama I'm too good for that
I ain't your mama Just remember that, hey
Boy, I ain't your mama I ain't gon' be cookin' all day
When you gon' get your act I ain't your mama
together? I ain't gon' do your laundry
I ain't your mama I ain't your mama
No, I ain't your mama I ain't your mama
No, I ain't your mama, no Boy, I ain't your mama
Wake up, rise and shine When you gon' get your act
Oh yeah yeah yeah together?
Let's get to work on time I ain't your mama
Oh yeah yeah yeah No, I ain't your mama
No more playing videogames No, I ain't your mama, no
Oh yeah yeah yeah We used to be crazy in love
Things are about to change Can we go back to how it was?
'Round here, 'round here When did you get too comfortable?
We used to be crazy in love 'Cause I'm too good for that
Can we go back to how it was? I'm too good for that
When did you get too comfortable? Just remember that, hey
'Cause I'm too good for that I ain't gon' be cookin' all day
I'm too good for that I ain't your mama
Just remember that, hey I ain't gon' do your laundry
I ain't gon' be cookin' all day I ain't your mama
I ain't your mama I ain't your mama
I ain't gon' do your laundry Boy, I ain't your mama
I ain't your mama When you gon' get your act
I ain't your mama together?
Boy, I ain't your mama I ain't your mama
When you gon' get your act I ain't gon' be cookin' all day
together? I ain't your mama
I ain't your mama I ain't gon' do your laundry
No, I ain't your mama I ain't your mama
No, I ain't your mama, no I ain't your mama
Lucky to have these curves Boy, I ain't your mama
Oh yeah yeah yeah When you gon' get your act
Stop gettin' on my nerves together?
Oh yeah yeah yeah I ain't your mama
You still tryna ride this train? No, I ain't your mama
Oh yeah yeah yeah No, I ain't your mama
But somethings have gotta change No, I ain't your mama
'Round here, 'round here No, I ain't your mama, no
We used to be crazy in love

REVIEW 9
HIGHLIGHTED
Fantastic! Do you want to learn another
I love it. language?
Yep! What floor is it?
What do you have? Where were you born?
That’s amazing! Where did you grow up?
Can she call you later? Did you go to college right away?
He’s in the shower.
EXPRESSIONS
Your English is pretty good. Please leave us a message.
Thanks a lot. Can you change my room, please?
VERBS
to call to leave
to give to learn
to come to ask
to grow up was/were

DO YOU KNOW?
Skiing é a única palavra que tem duas letras i em sequência.

UNIT 10
LESSON 55
CONVERSATION
Jay: Wow! How far is that? Jay: When are you going to start
Leah: It’s about 9,500 kilometers. your trip?
Jay: Are you going to go alone? Leah: In November. And we aren’t
Leah: No, I’m not. I’m going to go going to come back until February.
with my husband. Jay: Three months. That’s a long
Jay: Where are you going to stay? time. Are you excited?
Leah: We’re going to camp, and Leah: Yeah. It’s going to be an
maybe sometimes stay in hotels. amazing trip!
GRAMMAR FOCUS
I’m going to come to class on Monday.

Are you going to swim? Yes, I am.
He’s going to buy a new motorcycle.
Is she going to travel? No, she isn’t.
You aren’t going to fly.
Are they going to study? No, they aren’t
VOCABULARY
exactly trip
plans to come back
to cycle excited
kilometers month
alone long
maybe time

PRACTICE
A: Where are you going to travel next weekend?
B: I’m going to travel to Chile.
A: Are you going to do housework today?

B: No, I’m not. I have to study for my English test.
EXPRESSIONS
Are you going to go alone? Are you excited?
Where are you going to stay? That’s a long time.

LESSON 56
CONVERSATION
Alison: What are you going to do Bob: No, I’m not. I’m going to visit
tomorrow? my grandparents.
Bob: It depends on the weather. Alison: Can I go with you?
Alison: So, are you going to visit your Bob: Yes, you can.
girlfriend?
PRACTICE
A: Where are you going to go in the summer?

B: I’m going to visit Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil.

READING
MY TYPICAL SUNDAY
On Sunday I usually get up late, at about eleven o’clock. I go to a snack bar
for breakfast. I always have a strong coffee and some cookies, and I read a
Sunday newspapers. Then I usually meet my sister there. We love to have
coffee together on Sundays.
SONG
YOU ARE NOT ALONE

BY MICHAEL JACKSON
Another day has gone Though you're far away
I'm still all alone I am here to stay
How could this be? For you are not alone
You're not here with me For I am here with you
You never said goodbye Though we're far apart
Someone tell me why You're always in my heart
Did you have to go For you are not alone
And leave my world so cold Whisper three words and I'll come
Everyday I sit and ask myself runnin'
How did love slip away And girl you know that I'll be there
Something whispers in my ear and says I'll be there
That you are not alone You are not alone
For I am here with you For I am here with you
Though you're far away Though you're far away
I am here to stay I am here to stay
But you are not alone For you are not alone
For I am here with you For I am here with you
Though we're far apart Though we're far apart
You're always in my heart You're always in my heart
But you are not alone For you are not alone
'Lone, 'lone For I am here with you
Why, 'lone Though you're far away
Just the other night I am here to stay
I thought I heard you cry For you are not alone
Asking me to come For I am here with you
And hold you in my arms Though we're far apart
I can hear your prayers You're always in my heart
Your burdens I will bear For you are not alone
But first I need your hand
Then forever can begin
Everyday I sit and ask myself
How did love slip away
Something whispers in my ear and says
That you are not alone
For I am here with you

LESSON 57
CONVERSATION
Sharon: What do you like doing on Luke: Do you like cycling?

weekends? Sharon: Yes, I do. I love cycling.
Luke: I like cooking. Do you? Luke: Are you single?
Sharon: Yes, I like cooking, too. Sharon: No, sorry!
Luke: Do you like reading books?
Sharon: Yes, I love reading good
books.
GRAMMAR FOCUS
INFINITIVE VERB + ING

I like reading good books.
read
She doesn’t like reading
fly newspapers.
He loves flying.
cycle
I don’t like cycling.
swim We love swimming.
VOCABULARY
to cook to fly
to cycle to swim
single

PRACTICE
A: Are you going to travel tomorrow?
B: Yes, I am. How about you?
A: No, I’m not. I’m going to teach tomorrow.
PREDICTIONS
It’s going to rain.
I think you’re going to like it.
They’re going to have a fantastic time in New York
EXPRESSIONS
It’s going to rain.
Are you going to travel tomorrow?
Do you like cycling?

LESSON 58
CONVERSATION
A: Do you like reading? B: I love novel books.
B: Yes, I love it. A: When do you read?
A: What kind of books do you like? B: I read before my lunchtime.
PRACTICE
A: Do you like shopping?

B: Yes, I do.
A: What do you like buying?
B: I love buying clothes, books and presents.

READING
Hi!
My name is Elijah and I’m from Poland. I’m a nurse. I’m married and I have
two children, a boy and girl. We live in a small town 70 kilometers from
downtown. It’s a nice town. There are a lot of parks and there is a good
theatre, and one cinema. In my free time I like seeing films on my computer
and I like listening to music. I also like cooking. I love making new dishes for
my wife and children. What are you going to do this summer? Do you have
any plans? We’re going to go on Holiday to Lake Tahoe. It’s beautiful there.
Write to me and tell me about your life.
Best wishes,
Elijah
SONG
I HAVE NOTHING
BY WHITNEY HOUSTON
Share my life Will our memory survive
Take me for what I am One I can hold on to
Cause I'll never change I don't really need to look very much
All my colors for you further
Take my love I don't wanna have to go where you
I'll never ask for too much don't follow
Just all that you are I won't hold it back again, this
And everything that you do passion inside
I don't really need to look very much I can't run from myself, there's
further nowhere to hide
I don't wanna have to go where you Your love I'll remember forever
don't follow Don't make me close one more door
I won't hold it back again, this I don't wanna hurt anymore
passion inside Stay in my arms if you dare
Can't run from myself, there's no Or must I imagine you there
where to hide Don't walk away from me
Don't make me close one more door I have nothing, nothing, nothing
I don't wanna hurt anymore Don't make me close one more door
Stay in my arms if you dare I don't wanna hurt anymore
Or must I imagine you there Stay in my arms if you dare
Don't walk away from me Or must I imagine you there
I have nothing, nothing, nothing Don't walk away from me, no
If I don't have you Don't walk away from me
You see through right to the heart of Don't you dare walk away from me
me I have nothing, nothing, nothing
You break down my walls If I don't have you, you
With the strength of your love If I don't have you
I never knew love like I've known it Oh, oh, oh
with you

LESSON 59
CONVERSATION
Interviewer: Simon, is your holiday Simon: By plane.

planned for next week? Interviewer: What are you going to
Simon: Yes, it is. do there?
Interviewer: Where are you going Simon: We’re going to visit some
to go? museums, parks and the zoo.
Simon: We’re going to go to Interviewer: Oh, very interesting.
Seattle. Where are you going to stay?
Interviewer: Who are you going to Simon: We’re going to stay in a
go with? hotel.
Simon: With Miranda, my girlfriend. Interviewer: Thanks, Simon. Have a
Interviewer: How are you going to nice holiday!
get there?
GRAMMAR FOCUS
What are you going to do there? I’m going to visit my friends.

How are you going to get there? By train. / On foot.
Where are you going to go? I’m going to go to New York.
Who are you going to go with? I’m going to go with my mother.
VOCABULARY
plan park
plane zoo
with on foot
train sight
museum mean

PRACTICE
A: Where are you going to go? B: I’m going to spend a week in the
B: I’m going to go to New York. Big Apple, shopping, going out,
A: What are you going to do there? and seeing the sights.
A: Did you have a good time?

B: No, I didn’t have a good time. It wasn’t a holiday. I mean, I worked
every day.
EXPRESSIONS
Have a nice holiday! I didn’t have a good time.
It wasn’t a holiday. I mean, I worked every day.

LESSON 60
CONVERSATION
A: How was your weekend? What did B: I eat some pasta and some salad.
you do? A: How was the pasta?
B: It was great! We went to the club. B: It was delicious.
A: What did you eat there?
PRACTICE
A: Excuse me. Can you help me? I A: Yes. Do you know where it is?
want to go to the museum. B: Sure. It’s next to the National Park.
B: The museum? A: Thanks a lot.
READING
I love sitting outside a café, having a coffee, and reading a newspaper. But, it
depends on the day. After a bad day at work, I like doing housework. It makes
me less stressed.

SONG
HOW WOULD YOU FEEL
BY ED SHEERAN
You are the one, girl Watching the sunrise replace the
And you know that it’s true moon
I’m feeling younger How would you feel
Every time that I’m alone with you If I told you I loved you?
We were sitting in a parked car It’s just something that I want to do
Stealing kisses in the front yard I’ll be taking my time
We got questions we should not ask, Spending my life
but Falling deeper in love with you
How would you feel So tell me that you love me too
If I told you I loved you? We were sitting in a parked car
It’s just something that I want to do Stealing kisses in the front yard
I’ll be taking my time We got questions we should not ask,
Spending my life but
Falling deeper in love with you How would you feel
So tell me that you love me too If I told you I loved you?
In the summer It’s just something that I want to do
As the lilacs bloom I’ll be taking my time
Love flows deeper than the river Spending my life
Every moment that I spend with you Falling deeper in love with you
We were sat upon our best friend’s So tell me that you love me too
roof Tell me that you love me too
I had both of my arms round you Tell me that you love me too

REVIEW 10
HIGHLIGHTED
What exactly are your plans? Can I go with you?
Are you going to go alone? What do you like doing on
Where are you going to stay? weekends?
Are you going to do housework What kind of books do you like?
today?
EXPRESSIONS
It depends on the weather.
It’s going to be an amazing trip! No, sorry.
Are you excited? Are you single? / Are you
How far is that? married?
That’s a long time. I mean.
VERBS
to cycle to plan
to travel to spend
to teach to get
to rain

DO YOU KNOW?
O primeiro dicionário da língua inglesa foi publicado em 1755.

HOMEWORK
HOMEWORK
LESSON 1
1. Complete the conversations with the correct words.
Dean: Hello, Jennifer. How you?

Jennifer: , thanks. sorry. What your name again?
Dean: Dean. Dean Johnson.
Jennifer: That’s right! Dean, is Samantha Clarke.
in our Science class.
Dean: Hi, Samantha. nice to meet you.
Samantha: Hi, Dean. to meet you too.
Nicholas: Excuse me. you Mark Carson?

Nathan: No, not. My name Nathan Sparks. Mark
Carson over there.
Nicholas: Oh, sorry.
2. Complete the gaps. Use contractions where possible.

A: Hello. you Emma?
B: No, I’m not. I Leah.
A: I in room 2?
B: No, you . in room 7.
A: you in class 5?
B: No, I not. I in class 2.
3. Complete with is, ‘s:

A: Antonia from Spain?
B: Yes, she . She from Barcelona.
A: Where Moscow? it in Russia?
B: Yes, it
A: Where Jean from?
B: He from Oxford.
4. Substitute to another language:

a) Eu sou Jenna Sheldon.
b) Bom dia!
c) Boa tarde!
d) Olá!
e) Oi!

LESSON 2
1. Write affirmative sentences:
a) They / my friends.
b) I / in room 1.
c) You / a teacher.
d) She / in Class B.
e) Susan / a doctor.
2. Complete the sentences with the negative of BE:
a) No, I a student.
b) No, she my mother.
c) No, we friends.
d) No, it Brazil.
e) No, you in New Jersey.
3. Order the words to make questions.
a) Andre/ is / a/ student
b) American / are / they
c) Where / is / Chris / from
d) three / we / are / room / in
e) Brazilian / Isabel / is
4. Translate the sentences to Portuguese.

a) Are you American?
b) No, we aren’t. We’re friends.
c) Hi. Nice to meet you.
5. Write a or an.
pen identity card

umbrella watch
chair email
dictionary country
key holiday

HOMEWORK
LESSON 3
1. Translate the sentences:
a) See you later.

b) Goodbye. Have a nice day.
c) It is a calculator.
d) He’s my friend.
e) See you tomorrow.
2. Substitute from Portuguese to English.
a) livro
b) borracha
c) calculadora
d) dicionário
3. Complete with this or these.

What is ? It’s a pen.
What are ? They’re pens.
What’s ? a door.
What are ? are my notebooks.
4. Complete with the appropriate word.

a) Where Ben from?
b) Angelina Jolie from the USA?
c) No, she . She’s from Canada.
d) Diana and I are in room four. We in the same class.
5. Write a or an.
pen identity card

umbrella watch
chair email
dictionary country
key holiday

LESSON 4
1. Substitute from Portuguese to English.
a) O que é isto? É um livro.

b) Como você soletra lixeira?
c) Isso é um dicionário.
d) O que está na sua bolsa?
2. Complete the dialogues.
a) is it?
b) What’s your bag?
c) What they?
d) are glasses.
3. What’s this in Portuguese?
a) Have a nice day!

b) How do you spell that?
c) Hurry up!
d) We are on holiday too.
e) Brazilian / Isabel / is
4. Complete the gaps. Use contractions where possible.
a) They Polish. They Hungarian, from Budapest.

b) you from the United States? No, we American.
We English.
c) they Spanish? Yes, they . They from Madrid.
d) your name Andrew? No, Andrew. It Andres.
e) I Carl Manson. I Carl Stevens.
5. Order the words to make sentences.
a) fast / a / car / it’s

b) dogs / big / they’re / very
c) photo / it’s / terrible / a

HOMEWORK
LESSON 5
1. Translate from English to Portuguese.
a) What’s your name?

b) Are you in my Art class? .
c) You are on holiday.
d) What’s your phone number?
2. Complete these conversations.

A: Where my glasses?
B: Are in your bag?
A: this my pen?
B: No, not. It my pen.
3. Translate from Portuguese to English.
a) Espere um minuto.
b) Suas chaves estão na sua bolsa?
c) Com licença. Essas são suas chaves?
d) Sem problema.
e) Onde está sua carteira?
4. Complete the conversation.

A: Laura from the U.S.A?
B: No, she not. She from the U.K.
A: Elen and Steve from Mexico?
B: No, not. They from Peru.
5. Write the expressions in English.

a) Relaxe.
b) Oh, não!
c) Goodbye!

LESSON 6
1. Put the dialogue in the correct order.

( ) your home number.
( ) Sorry, can you say that again?
( ) Yes, it’s 01752 441056
( ) What’s your phone number?
( ) 01752 441056
( ) My home number or my cell phone?
2. Write the phone numbers.
a) Double two nine double oh four

b) Four nine six seven double eight
c) Eight two seven double three oh
d) Five six two three double two
3. Complete the questions.
a) A: What your name?

b) B: My is Kyra Sanderson.
c) A: Thank you. are from?
d) B: I English. I from Manchester.
e) A: What your address?
f) B: My is 31 Arlen Street.
4. Make questions with these words.
a) (is/ at home / your mother)
b) (your parents / are / well)
c) (from / where / you / are)
d) (interesting/ is / your job)
e) (you/ are / Susan)

HOMEWORK
REVIEW 1
1. Translate the sentences below.
a) Where are you from?

b) My home number or my cell phone number?
c) I’m English.
d) See you later.
e) What’s this? It’s a pen.
f) What are these? They’re my books.
2. Write questions.
a) Your first name

b) Spell your surname
c) Where / your books
3. Translate.
a) We’re in different places.

b) Good morning!
c) Where are my books?
d) How do you spell your name?
4. Correct the sentences.
a) Venice is in Greece. (Italy)

Venice isn’t in Greece. It’s in Italy.
b) Sean Connery is from Ireland. (Scotland)
c) Osaka and Kioto are in China. (Japan)
d) You’re Russian. (Brazilian)

LESSON 7
1. Match the sentences.
1. Hello. a) No, I’m not. ( )

2. How are you? b) Bye. ( )
3. This is my sister. c) Hi. ( )
4. What’s your name? d) Nice to meet you. ( )
5. Are you single? e) Anne. ( )
6. How old are you? f) Fine, thanks. ( )
7. What’s your phone number? g) I’m twenty-four. ( )
8. See you soon. h) It’s 555 859125( )
2. Complete the conversation with Wh-questions.

A: Look! that?
B: Oh, he’s a new student.
A: ?
B: I think his name is Chao Lin.
A: Chao Lin? ?
B: No, he’s from China.
3. Complete with a country or a nationality.
a) Alice is from Brazil. She’s .

b) Whisky is Scottish. It’s from .
c) Henna is from China. She’s .
d) Toyota cars are Japanese. They’re from .
e) Spaghetti is from Italy. It’s .

HOMEWORK
LESSON 8
1. Complete these conversations.
1. A: Where my glasses?
B: Are in your bag?
A: No, they’re .
B: Wait! they in your pocket?
A: Yes, are. Thanks!
2. A: this my pen?
B: No, not. It’s my pen.
A: Sorry! is my pen?
B: on your desk.
A: Yes, it . You’re right!
2. Translate the sentences.
a) Are you from China?

b) This is my pencil on the table.
c) These are my glasses on the floor.
d) Where is my pencil?
e) You’re right!
3. Find the right answers for the questions.
1. Where’s the camera? a) London. ( )

2. Is your car blue? b) No, I’m not. ( )
3. Is Linda from London? c) Yes, you are. ( )
4. Am I late? d) My sister. ( )
5. Where’s Anna from? e) Black. ( )
6. What color is your bag? f) No, it’s black. ( )
7. Are you hungry? g) In your bag. ( )
8. How is George? h) No, she’s American. ( )
9. Who’s the woman? i) Very well. ( )

LESSON 9
1. Complete the sentences in the same way.

Ex: I’m going to wash my hands.
a) She’s going to wash .

b) We’re going to wash .
c) He’s going to wash .
d) They’re going to wash .
e) Are you going to wash ?
2. Write my/your/our/his/her/their/its.
a) Do you like job?

b) I know Mr. Williams, but I don’t know wife.
c) Alice and Tom live in London. son lives in Australia.
d) We’re going to have a party. We’re going to invite all friends.
e) Anna is going out with friends this evening.
f) I like tennis. It’s favorite sport.
g) “Is that car? No, I haven’t got a car”.
h) I want to phone Maria. Do you know phone number?
i) Do you think most people are happy in jobs?
j) This is a beautiful tree. leaves are a beautiful color.
3. Write the numbers in words.

13 26
87 20
17 52
66 78
93 49
100 107
4. Complete the chart.
I
You We
He You
She They
It

HOMEWORK
LESSON 10
1. Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective.
a) name is Susanna.
b) name’s Michael.
c) We’re students. teacher’s name is Rick.
d) I’m French. family are from Paris.
e) It’s an Italian restaurant. name is Luigi’s.
f) What’s phone number?
g) They’re Mexican. surname is Gómez.
2. Order the words to make questions.
a) first / her / what’s / name
b) teacher / where / from / your‘s
c) he / student / is / a
d) you / how / old / are
e) surname / spell / do / how / your / you
3. Complete the dialogue with these words.
can Let’s nice OK welcome

A: Hello. Are you Jack Simpsons?
B: Yes. Are you Susie?
A: Yes, I am. to meet you.
B: You too. to the USA. I help you
with your bags?
A: No. It’s , thanks.
B: My car is in the car park. Would you like a coffee first?
A: No, thanks, I’m fine.
B: All right. go.

LESSON 11
1. Complete the opposite sentences.
a) Their house isn’t big. It’s .

b) His mobile isn’t old. It’s .
c) This mobile is expensive. It’s .
d) He is serious. He’s .
2. Complete the sentences below with the appropriate word.
a) She’s funny.
b) He a friend of mine.
c) What’s Jean ?
d) They’re smart.
3. Translate the sentences.
a) Ela é realmente muito esperta.

b) Ele é um amigo meu.
c) Quem é aquele?
d) Ela é uma gracinha.
4. Complete these questions below.

a) are your parents? They’re very well.
b) is the bus stop? At the end of the street.
c) your children? Five, six and ten.
d) is your favorite sport? Soccer.
e) is the man in the photograph? That’s my father.
5. Write short answers.

a) Are you married?
b) Are you thirsty?
c) Is it cold today?
d) Are you a teacher?

HOMEWORK
LESSON 12
1. Read the information and complete the questions and answers.

Name: Maria
Appearance: tall, curly hair
Personality: Confident, hard-working
Name: Hans
Appearance: overweight, strong
Personality: sensible, helpful
Name: Micky and Dicky

Appearance: dark hair
Personality: fun, friendly
1. A: What’s Maria like?

B: She’s and hard-working.
2. A: What Hans look like?
B: He’s and .
3. A: What Micky and Dicky like?
B: They’re and friendly.
4. A: What Maria look like?
B: has curly hair.
5. A: Hans like?
B: .
6. A: Micky and Dicky look ?
B: .
2. Write true sentences: affirmative or negative.
a) (it / hot today)

b) (it / windy today)
c) (my hands / cold)
d) (Brazil / a very big country)
e) (diamonds / cheap)

REVIEW 2
1. Answer the questions in English?
a) What’s your name?

b) How old are you?
c) Where are you from?
d) What’s your address?
2. Traduza.
a) I’m just fine, thanks.

b) He’s a songwriter.
c) She’s a little heavy.
d) Who are they?
e) How’s your new job?
f) I’m tired.
g) He’s a nice man.
h) She’s really friendly.
i) Its name is Billy.
j) I’m twenty-three years old.
3. Change to English.
a) Quantos anos você tem?

b) Eu aposto que ele é sério.
c) Ele está na faculdade em Toronto.
d) Quem é aquele?
e) Ela é Japonesa.
f) Onde estão nossos casacos?
g) De onde ele é?
h) Como está seu novo trabalho?
i) Como você está hoje?
j) Eu conheço o artista.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 13
1. Put the verbs in the present simple or the present continuous.
a) Where’s Helen? She’s in her room. She (talk) on

the phone.
b) She (do) her homework every evening.
c) He (not get up) early on Sundays.
2. Traduza.
a) We want to play the drums this weekend.
b) What time do you have breakfast every day?
c) Where is her father working?
d) Is she working hard?
e) She is closing the store at ten o’clock every day.
3. Traduza.
a) O carro está funcionando muito bem.
b) Eu estou estudando Espanhol em casa.
c) O que você está lendo?
d) Eu estou lendo um romance hoje.

LESSON 14
1. Traduza.
a) That’s an interesting name.

b) You look great.
c) I’m from New York.
d) It’s nice to meet you.
e) Let me introduce him.
2. Traduza os verbos abaixo:
a) Write speak
3. Passe as frases para o Inglês:

Eu falo Francês.
Eu gosto de pizza.
Eu não falo Inglês muito bem.
4. Marque a resposta certa para a frase: “I pizza."
a) Eat
b) Speak
c) Write
d) Go
5. Qual a opção que completa melhor a frase abaixo:

I to the movies with my friends in the afternoon.
a) Go
b) Speak
c) Write
d) Eat

HOMEWORK
LESSON 15
1. Answer the questions.

a) What time does it start your English class?
b) Do you know how to speak English?
c) Where do you live?
d) What fruit do you like to eat for breakfast?
2. Write the questions. Use What + doing. Then write the answers.
Ex: Q: you and Ricky What are you and Ricky doing?
A: pizza We’re eating pizza.
a) Q: you and Paul

A: cook dinner
b) Q: you
A: listen to music
c) Q: you
A: television
d) Q: Lisa and Beth
A: newspaper
e) Q: James
A: study math
f) Q: you
A: English
3. Complete the sentences. Use these verbs in the present continuous.
drink eat open read sit stand talk warm watch wear
a) David to Anne on the telephone.

b) They in our seats!
c) Paul the race.
d) Jane the door.
e) Tony a magazine.

LESSON 16
1. Fill in the blanks with appropriate simple present tense form of the
verb given in the brackets.
a) The plane at 6.30. (arrive)

b) I will phone you when he back. (come)
c) Unless we now we can’t be there on time. (start)
d) The sun in the east. (rise)
e) The next term on Monday. (begin)
f) She an engineer. (be)
g) They our relatives. (be)
h) When does the train ? (depart)
i) Let’s wait till he his work. (finish)
j) Please ring me up as soon as he (arrive)
2. Give the correct form of the verb and after that pass these sentences
to negative and interrogative form:
a) We (read) the newspaper in class every day.
b) He (come) to school by bus.
c) I always (walk) to school.
d) The children (play) in the park every afternoon.
e) I (eat) lunch in the cafeteria every day.
f) Helen (work) very hard.
g) I (like) to sit in the sun.
h) The dog (chase) the cat all around the house.
i) Mr. Smith (work) for Eastern Airlines.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 17
1. Read the text and mark the correct option.

One of my favorite vacation places is Mexico. I really like the weather
there because it never gets cold. The people are very nice too. They never
laugh at my bad Spanish. The food is really good. Mexico City is a very
interesting place to visit. It has some great museums and lots of fascinating
old buildings. The hotels are too expensive to stay but there are more
affordable options. For example, you can stay at one of the beach resorts
like Acapulco. If you are planning to visit Mexico, you should definitely see
the Mayan temples near Merida.
( ) Sam likes warm weather.
( ) Sam likes warm weather at all.
( ) Sam hates warm weather.
( ) Sam likes cold weather.
2. Complete the sentences with the correct word(s) in the parentheses.

a) He from Italy. (does / is / are)
b) He artist. (is / is a / is an)
c) My sister tennis. (doesn’t play / don’t play / doesn’t plays)
d) There any food in the refrigerator. (aren’t / is / isn’t)
3. Complete the text below with verbs from the box. Be careful; three
verbs are not used.
going hates lives likes go runs is loves to run
Ricardo a 29-year-old graphic designer from Argentina,

but now he in Boston. He running. He
8 kilometers every day. He also enjoys to
the movies but he watching television.
4. Complete with the correct short answer: Affirmative (+) / Negative (-)
a) Does your coffee get cold? (+)

b) Is she getting up? (-)
c) Do you love music? (+)
d) Is it snowing hard? (+)

LESSON 18
1. Make questions.
WHAT / WHERE / WHEN

a)
She needs to go home now.
b)
He play hockey with my roommate on weekends.
c)
I drink ice tea in the afternoon.
d)
He likes to go to the movies on Friday.
e)
She wants to go to the movies on Saturday.
f)
He wants to sleep at night.
2. Traduza.
a) Minha namorada quer ler as notícias agora.
b) Ele fala Francês muito bem.
c) Meu irmão é médico.
d) Qual é o problema?
e) Ele trabalha no hospital todos os dias.
3. Traduza.
a) I need to buy a new dress and a new T-shirt.
b) Do you want to go to the movies?
c) I need to work at the office today.
d) What do you want to buy today?
e) When do you want to go to the park?

HOMEWORK
REVIEW 3
1. What’s happening now? Write true sentences.
a) (I / wash / my hair) I’m washing my hair or I’m not washing my hair.

b) (It / snow)
c) (I / sit / on a chair)
d) (I / eat)
e) (I / learn / English)
f) (I / listen / to music)
g) (I / wear / some shoes)
2. Complete the sentences. Use these verbs.
work swim stay cook stand
a) Where’s Sue? She’s having a shower.

b) Please be quiet. I .
c) Where’s John? He’s in the kitchen. He .
d) You on my foot. “Oh, I’m sorry”.
e) Look! Somebody in the river.
f) We’re on holiday. We at the Central Hotel.
3. Ask and answer in the present continuous:

e.x. you/watch Tom and Jerry/watch the match
Are you watching Tom and Jerry? No, I’m not. I’m watching the match.
a) she/write a postcard/write a letter
b) he/read a magazine/read a book
c) you/play volleyball/ play basketball
d) they/play/fight

LESSON 19
1. Complete with do or does.

a) you know my friend Andy?
b) this bus go to Cambridge?
c) Anna want to come with us?
d) you speak Chinese?
e) Sarah go to school on Saturdays?
f) this shop sell stamps?
g) Joe and Ken play tennis?
2. Make questions.
Ex: They smoke. Do they smoke?
a) Alice teaches French.

b) The Oxford bus stop here.
c) You play the piano.
d) John works in a bank.
e) This train stops at York.
f) We need more eggs.
g) Fernando likes parties.
h) Peter speaks Spanish well.
3. Circle the correct answer.
a) Where do / does your sister live?

b) My cat / my cats don’t like fish.
c) This car don’t / doesn’t go very fast.
d) Why do English people / English people do drink so much tea?
e) The post office doesn’t open / opens on Sundays.
f) My parents both play / plays golf.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 20
1. Make questions.
WHAT / WHERE / WHEN

a)
She needs to go home now.
b)
He play hockey with my roommate on weekends.
c)
I drink ice tea in the afternoon.
d)
He likes to go to the movies on Friday.
e)
She wants to go to the movies on Saturday.
f)
He wants to sleep at night.
2. Traduza.
a) Minha namorada quer ler as notícias agora.
b) Ele fala Francês muito bem.
c) Meu irmão é médico.
d) Qual é o problema?
e) Ele trabalha no hospital todos os dias.
3. Traduza.
a) I need to buy a new dress and a new T-shirt.
b) Do you want to go to the movies?
c) I need to work at the office today.
d) What do you want to buy today?

LESSON 21
1. Choose the correct question word and put in do or does.
How How many How much What When Where why
a) the ticket cost?

b) your children live?
c) she want?
d) the holidays start?
e) the teacher talk so fast?
f) languages he speak?
g) you pronounce this word?
2. Put in question words with are or ‘s.
Who What When Where Why How
a) that? It’s my brother.

b) Leo and Anne? In London.
c) your name? Maria.
d) my glasses? Here.
e) your teacher? Mrs. Sloan.
f) the exams? On Tuesday.
g) you late? My watch is broken.
h) your mother? Not very well.
i) Daniel? In hospital.
j) your birthday?
3. Traduza.
a) What time do you have breakfast?
b) I live in Canada.
c) My favorite color is black.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 22
1. Complete the conversation. Put one word to each blank:

Sheila: “How many rooms there in your new apartment, Dave?”
Dave: “There a large living room and there two
bedrooms.”
Sheila: “ there any furniture?”
Dave: “Yes, sure. I really like it.”
Sheila: “And there any restaurants near the apartment?”
Dave: “No, but there are stores.”
2. Put the words in the correct order.
a) (you / where / do / work / ?)

?
I work in an office.
b) (do / what / do / you / ?)
?
I’m an accountant.
c) (you / what / do / like / doing / ?)
?
I like reading and playing tennis.
a) at / get / I / 7 a.m. / always / up/.
b) go out / we / on weekends / usually / with friends / .
c) videos / they / often / in the evening / watch / .
d) eats / she / in a restaurant /sometimes / lunch / .
4. Complete with do and does:
a) you play football?

b) he go swimming?
c) they watch TV?
d) Joana and Gianni like volleyball?
e) Mr. Salles work in the shop?

LESSON 23
1. Traduza.
a) Let’s eat it.
b) I’m really hungry.
c) It’s three o’clock in the morning.
d) What are you doing?
e) What time is it?
2. Complete the sentences using the PRESENT CONTINUOUS:

a) Paula for her English test now. (to study)
b) It’s summer and very hot. They (to swim)
c) James TV at the moment. (to watch)
d) d) I , because I’m very hungry (to cook)
e) e)It’s winter. It (to snow)
3. Put the verbs in parentheses into the right tense: (present simple or
present continuous).
Jim: “Hi, Rose. It’s Jim.”

Rose: “Hi, Jim. It’s great to hear from you. How are you?”
Jim: “I’m fine. Actually, I (visit) New York this week.”
Rose: “Really? Where (you / stay) ?”
Jim: “I usually (stay) at my sister’s house. But this time,
I (stay) at a hotel.”
Rose: “What (you / do) here?”
Jim: “I (attend) a computer conference. What (you / do)
right now?”
Rose: “I (write) some letters. Why?”
Jim: “(you / want ) to have lunch with me? I (sit)
here all alone.”
Rose: “Yeah. That would be great.”

HOMEWORK
LESSON 24
1. Give the correct form of the present tense of be:
a) He a good student.
b) They old friends.
c) I a student.
d) John absent from class today.
e) We both students.
f) The weather today good.
g) The sky clear.
h) Henry and John brothers.
i) She and I cousins.
j) Mr. Smith sick today.
2. Complete the sentences with the verbs in the correct form of simple
present:
a) Football is my favorite sport. I it! (love)

b) Mary football. (hate)
c) David in Warsaw. (live)
d) Pablo English, French and Spanish!(speak)
3. Complete the sentences with the present simple or the present

continuous. Use the verbs in parentheses.
Brian: “Hi, Ted. (you / want) to have lunch together

this week?”
Ted: “Sure. When?”
Brian: “What (you / do) tomorrow?”
Ted: “(I / go) to the dentist.
What about Wednesday?”
Brian:“Sorry, I can’t. (I / visit) my sister and then
(I / go) shopping.”
Ted: “(you / do) anything on Thursday?”
Brian: “No, I’m free. (you / like) Chinese food?
Ted: “Sure.”
Brian: “Okay, let’s go to Chang Wok’s.”

REVIEW 4
1. Use my, your, her, his, its, our, or their:
a) We have a new teacher. new teacher is very nice, but she

is really serious.
b) Excuse me. What’s last name again?
c) Dan isn’t very thin. favorite color is brown.
d) I think it’s Paula’s wallet. name is on it.
e) What are names? I think he is John and She’s Katie.
2. Substitute the nouns by the correct personal pronouns:
a) girl:
b) tower:
c) wives:
d) specialist:
e) you and me:
f) teacher:
g) women:
h) Peter and you:
3. Underline the correct form.

1 Where do you come/are you coming from?
2 He’s sitting on the left. He wears/is wearing a black cap.
3 She is having/has blond hair.
4 What do you do/are you going to do this week?
5 They stay/are staying in London at the moment.
6 Nearly 10 million people live/are living in Greece.
7 I play/am playing the keyboards every Friday.
8 Where were/are you yesterday?
9 Do you come/Are you going to come to the concert tomorrow?
10 She likes/is liking rock music.

1 What kind ?
I like rock.
2 What ?
She’s wearing a yellow top and a red skirt.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 25
1. Traduza.
a) They’re ruined.
b) Where are my favorite pants?
c) It’s not important.
d) What color are they?
e) My T-shirt is blue and black.
f) Where are Jack’s pants?
g) It’s black and white.
2. Read the text about the migration of the European eel. Mark the
sentences T (True) or F (False).
The migration of the European eel is an incredible story. It begins its life in
the Sargasso Sea, in the mid-Atlantic, in spring. The young eel then swims
slowly northeast and arrives off the coast of Europe after three years. Here
it becomes an adult eel and lives in the rivers and streams. It stays there
until the male is 8 to 14 years old and the female is 10 to 14 years old. It then
begins its long journey back to the Sargasso Sea. When it arrives there, it
produces its own young eels and the whole adventure begins again.
The eel starts its life in a river. T/F

The eel starts its life in spring. T/F
The eel has a long migration. T/F
The eel lives in rivers and streams for three years. T/F
The eel finally returns to the sea. T/F
3. Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective (my, your, his,

her, our or their)
David: “This is a photo of our family party. This is brother

Ian with girlfriend, Rachel. This is Helen, my sister with
husband John and baby.”
Susan: “Are these parents?”
David: “Yes, they are.”
Susan: “Who is that next to father?”
David: “That’s sister, Aunt Penny.

LESSON 26
1. Read the text about Juan. Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).
My name is Juan. I’m 23 years old. I come from Seville but now I live in
Madrid with my cousin Salvador and his cat, Cervantes. I work in a bank
as an accountant. I really love sports, especially swimming, running and
playing tennis. As for my personality, sometimes I’m a bit stubborn but
I think I’m quite a romantic person and I’m very communicative. I love
people and like to go to parties and the movies in the evenings and on
weekends. My ideal date is tall and slim, like me. She also loves sports,
going to the movies and going to parties.
Juan lives in Seville. T/F

Juan has a cat. T/F
Juan is very energetic. T/F
Juan likes talking to people. T/F
Juan isn’t friendly. T/F
Juan is tall and slim. T/F
He and his ideal date like the same things. T/F
2. Complete the sentences as in the example.

e.x. Maria speaks Spanish, but she doesn’t speak English. (English)
a) John has some CDs, but (cassettes)
b) Anna wants the running suit, but (running shoes)
c) Mario and Natalia speak Italian, but (Spanish)
d) Paul likes swimming, but (basketball)
e) Carla lives in Portugal, but (in Lisbon)
3. Underline the correct word(s) in each sentence.
a) Where they are / are they / they’re from?

b) A: Is she American?
B: No, she not / she isn’t / is not.
c) A: What are your children’s names?
B: Their / Our / Your names are Mark and Jenny.
d) I have a sister. His / Her / She name is Harriet.
e) Where is Jack / Jacks / Jack’s father?

HOMEWORK
LESSON 27

1. likes doing housework. Mike
2. doing hates Carla exercise.
3. the like I in swimming don't winter.
4. My like doesn't mum cooking.
5. They cinema weekend. the going love at the to
6. on to morning. work hate Monday going I

a) is the film? “Eight o’clock”.
b) is that? “My brother”
c) did you go home? “I was tired”.
d) were you born? “In Sccotland”
e) is Roger? “27 next birthday!”
f) is her hair? “Black”
3. Make negative sentences.

a) I can speak French.
b) Kelly is at home.
c) Peter drives buses.
d) Elisabeth reads magazines.
e) I have money.

LESSON 28
1. Put in TO or nothing (-)
a) I don’t want stay at home.

b) Do you play golf?
c) It’s nice be at home again.
d) Sorry – I can’t help you.
e) I hope see you again.
2. Put in ING forms of the verbs in the box.
cook eat get up play shop study wash watch wear work
a) I hate in the winter before the sun is up.

b) George dislikes dishes.
c) I don’t mind late if my boss asks me.
d) Joe loves with his toys in the bath.
e) Jenny and her sister like each other’s clothes.
f) When I was at school, I hated history.
g) I like nature programmes on TV.
h) I hate in supermarkets.
i) My father hates spaghetti at night.
j) I love late on Sundays.
3. Complete.
How How many How much What What time When Where
a) do you want for Christmas?

b) does the holiday start?
c) does your sister live?
d) tickets do you need?
e) do you usually get up?
f) rice do you want?
g) do you need to learn English?
h) do you make scrambled eggs?

HOMEWORK
LESSON 29
1. Write true sentences in Present continuous tense.

a) I / work
b) I / wear red socks.
c) It / rain
d) I listen / to music
e) I / sit on the beach
f) I / wait for a phone call
g) The sun / shine
2. Continuous or non continuous sentences? (x) Non continuous (C)

Continuous
a) Are you liking this weather? ( )
b) I’m working today. ( )
c) You’re driving too fast. ( )
d) What is the word meaning? ( )
e) Where are you living now? ( )
f) What are you thinking about? ( )
3. A friend of yours is going on holiday soon. Write questions.

a) When / leave
b) Take / your sister
c) Where / go
d) Why / go there
e) Stay / with friends
f) How / travel

LESSON 30
1. Traduza.
a) Que horas começa o concerto?
b) Minha mãe gosta de comer frutas.
c) Porque você quer comprar livros?
d) Ele tem que abrir o superpermercado amanhã.
e) Minha jaqueta é vermelha.
f) Onde você trabalha.
2. Complete with:
understand help write know live drink open sell buy play
a) He the piano at night.

b) the door, please.
c) book downtown.
d) I want to this.
e) They near here.
f) He me with my homework every day.
g) She English and Spanish.
h) We how to make pies.
i) Do you hot tea or cold tea?
j) I letters to my friends every month.
3. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense.
a) I think it (rain) tomorrow.

b) She can’t talk to you now; she (study)
c) This is the most interesting film I (see)

HOMEWORK
REVIEW 5
1. Traduza.
a) What time do you having breakfast?
b) I love cooking.
c) He hates dancing.
d) I enjoy listening to music.
2. Traduza.
a) O que você faz quando não consegue dormir?
b) Eu não consigo voltar a dormir.
c) Eu não consigo dormir ser música.
d) Você está brincando.
3. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense.
a) I think it (rain) tomorrow.

b) She can’t talk to you now; she (study)
c) This is the most interesting film I (see)
d) I (read) this book. I (read) it in
January.
e) He (cook) when his wife (return)
f) If you (be) lucky, you
(pass) the exam.
g) She (watch) television every evening.

LESSON 31
1. Traduza.
a) I’m tired.
b) I’m studying for my exams.
c) Do you need help?
d) What do you want to wear tonight?
e) Pretty delicious!
f) I’m here for a week.
g) Are you here on vacation?
h) Have a nice study!
i) How’s it going?
j) I’m playing soccer.
2. Traduza.
a) Você não está estudando para o seu teste?
b) Como ela está?
c) Você está comprando um presente para o seu namorado?
d) Eles não estão mais trabalhando no centro da cidade.
e) As pessoas estão jogando basquete na rua.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 32
1. Complete the sentences with the correct word.

1 Ana is from .
Spanish Mexican Brazil
2 Joe and Susie have three .
child childs children
3 The opposite of slow is .
fast short cheap
4 My grandmother is years old.
seven-sixty sixty-seven six-seventy
5 Mrs Jones has two children – a son and a .
daughter sister wife
6 I always coffee in the morning.
eat cook drink
7 At the weekend – on Saturday and – I always get up late.
Thursday Monday Sunday
8 Jenny is – she works in an office.
a teacher an administrator a doctor
9 What is it?
time hour clock
10 I’m . Can I open the window?
cold light hot
2. Unscramble sentences.
a)
(take/day /shower/ every / a/ I).
b)
(a/Chicago/Jake/to/twice/ goes/month ).
c)
(never/Bob/wife/bus/and/ by/travel/his).
d)
(evening/do/does/the/homework/daughter/ usually/your/her/ in)?
e)
(flies/New York/ three/ he/to/ a/ times/ week).

LESSON 33
1. Write about yourself using the vocabulary you learned from units 1 to 5.
2. Mark the sentences : Present continuous ( PS ) or Simple Present ( SP )

1. Does she drink mineral water? ( )
2. Sarah and Linda are feeding their pets right now.( )
3. Sam and I are skiing today. ( )
4. Marcos and Bill don’t work on Mondays. ( )
5. The scientist is studying the results this week. ( )
6. Nina plays computer games on the weekends. ( )
7. Your parents watch TV everyday. ( )
8. Your grandmother is answering the phone. ( )
9. Do Garry and Ken play sports after class? ( )
10. Lisa gets up early on Sundays. ( )
3. Write sentences with present continuous:

Ex: I am swimming in the pool. (I / swim/ the / in/ pool/ am)
a)
(You/make /delicious/ are / cakes)
b)
(They/play/ the/ piano/ are/ )
c)
(He/skateboard/on the street/ is)
d)
(We/sail a boat/ through the sea/are)
e)
(I/play table tennis/am/at the gym)
f)
(She/play chess/is/ at school)

HOMEWORK
LESSON 34
1. Complete the sentences with How much or How many.

1 money do you have?
2 CDs have you bought?
3 sandwiches have you eaten?
4 cake would you like?
5 eggs do you need?
2. Read the text and answer the questions below.

OUR HOUSE
We live in a small, old house in Guilford. It has two bedrooms, a living room,
a dining room, a kitchen – and there’s a bathroom, of course! In the living
room there are two blue arm-chairs and a red sofa. We also have a television,
a video, and a CD player. On the wall there are two pictures. In the evenings
we sit in the living room and watch television or listen to music. In the dining
room there is a table and four chairs. There are always flowers on the table.
The kitchen is new: there is a cooker, a fridge, and a table. We have breakfast
in the kitchen, but we have lunch and dinner in the dining room. We have a
beautiful garden. There are a lot flowers and two trees. Our cats like playing
in the garden. We are very happy in our house!
a) Where do William and Lucy live?
b) Does their house have two bedrooms?
c) What color are the armchairs?
d) Is there a sofa in the living room?
e) What do William and Lucy do in the evenings?
f) Is the kitchen old?
g) Where do William and Lucy have lunch?
h) Are there any trees in the garden?

LESSON 35
1. Make sentences about Tina.

travel to London (+) She’s going to travel toLondon.
buy presents for her friends(-) She isn’t going to buy presents for
her friends.
a) visit Buckingham Palace (+)
b) go sightseeing (+)
c) meet her brother (-)
d) stay in a hotel (-)
e) tay with a friend (+)
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Example: They have (have) a new car.
1 you (like) pop music?
2I (not like) watching football on television.
3 My sister never (eat) fast food.
4 How often you (do) exercise?
5 What (be) your brother’s name?
6 My daughter (go) to bed very late.
7 He (not be) English. He’s Scottish.
8 ‘Are they American?’ ‘Yes, they ’ (be).
9 The letters (not be) on the table.
10 What time you (get up) in the morning?
3. Underline the correct form.

a) They’re beautiful shoes / shoes beautiful.
b) She’s my children’s / childrens’ English teacher.
c) Can we meet on / in Friday morning?
d) I don’t like get up / getting up late.
e) My father works / work in an office.
f) I have always / I always have lunch at a café.
g) I don’t have some / any money.
h) ‘Is that her car?’ ‘No, it’s our / ours’.
i) Please drive carefully / careful. The weather’s bad.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 36
1. Write one paragraph answering each of the questions below. Use
between 25 – 30 words in your answers.
(Describe the clothes you usually wear. Describe your family. What do
you usually do on Sundays/)
2. Traduza
a) Do you sleep late on weekends?
b) When do you get up?
c) What time do you get up on Saturdays?
d) How much is this?

1 How long ?
They’re staying in Edinburgh for two weeks.
2 What ?
I’m leaving at half past six.
3 When ?
She’s going to Chicago tomorrow.

REVIEW 6
1. Complete with much and many.
a) Did you buy food?

b) There aren’t hotels in this town.
c) We haven’t got petrol. We need to stop and get some.
d) Were there people on the train?
e) How do these pants cost?
f) How students are there in the classroom?
2. Write HOW MUCH or HOW MANY.
a) people are coming to the party?

b) milk do you want in your coffee?
c) bread did you buy?
d) players are there in a football team?
3. Read the information about a hotel.

FORTUNA HOTEL
Beautiful hotel by the sea. 100 double rooms, 50 with views over the
Mediterranean.
Lots of sports to play!
Write an email to the hotel. (75–100 words) You want:

• two double rooms with a view
• to arrive on 14 August and leave on 21 August
• information about the hotel’s sports facilities
• confirmation of your reservation

HOMEWORK
LESSON 37
1. Complete with much or many.

She doesn’t speak English.
a) She doesn’t buy clothes.
b) I haven’t got time.
c) Do you play soccer?
d) There aren’t people here.
e) Are there Americans in your company?
f) We don’t have rain in the summer.
g) Do you know songs?
h) She doesn’t get money in her new job.
i) Have you traveled to countries?
2. Answer the questions.

a) How many e-mails do you write every day?
b) Do you like to write e-mails?
c) How many cousins do you have?
d) What time do you get up every day?
e) Do you have a brother? How many sisters do you have?
f) Do you go to church with your family on weekends?
3. Traduza.
a) Quantos irmãos e irmãs você tem?
b) O que você quer comer agora?
c) Quantos livros sobre cães você tem em casa?

LESSON 38
1. Traduza.
a) I help my cousin.
b) I have sixteen cousins.
c) What do you want to tell me?
d) Do you want to go to the beach with me?
e) When do you want to go home?
2. Write the opposites.

1 lucky
2 possible
3 stop
4 tell the truth
5 alive
6 top
7 handsome
8 far away
9 wake up
10 in front of
3. Traduza.
a) She is wearing a black coat
b) He is studying English at home.
c) They are working in the bank.
d) She is working hard.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 39
1. Write a small paragraph about yourself answering the questions

below in a text.
What´s your name?
Where do you live?
Where do you study?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
What are their names?
2. Underline the correct word(s) in each sentence.

Example: Jenny likes watching / watch DVDs in the evening.
1 Anna doesn’t like fly / flying very much.

2 It’s going to sunny / be sunny tomorrow.
3 Sally goes to / is going to visit her grandparents next weekend.
4 They going / are going to come later.
5 We are going not / aren’t going to see the film tonight.
6 It’s going to rain / raining soon.
7 Joe loves runing / running.
8 Where you going / are you going to stay?
9 Paul’s going coming / to come to the party.

LESSON 40
1. Complete the sentences with verbs from the box in the correct form.
take chat do meet make take play have go
Example: It’s going to rain so I’m going to take my umbrella.
1 Jack likes the piano.

2 Where are you going on holiday?
3 Sara often housework at the weekend.
4 I’m going to a shower when I get home.
5 Paul’s good at cooking. He’s going to dinner for us
on Friday.
6 I usually my friends on Saturday evening.
7 I want to a photo of everybody before I go.
8 Jill loves online with her friends.
2. Tick ( ) the words that go with the verb.
a) do A housework B shower C sport

b) take A a photo B an umbrella C an email
c) make A chess B dinner C mistakes
d) have A lunch B children C basketball
e) rent A a house B a friend C a flat
f) play A football B the piano C a photo
g) wear A shoes B mobiles C jeans
h) stay A at home B at a hotel C a film
i) listen to A a book B the radio C music
j) drive A a bus B a plane C a car
3. Write there is / is there or it’s / is it
a) a train at 10:30. a fast train?

b) I’m not going to buy this T-shirt. to expensive.
c) What’s wrong? something in my eye.
d) a red car outside your house. yours?
e) anything good on TV tonight? Yes,
a film at 9.
f) What’s that building? a school.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 41
1. Match the opposite verbs.
teach get hear leave start lose
a) arrive
b) find
c) learn
d) send
e) speak
f) finish
2. Underline the correct phrase that answers the questions.

a) Where do waiters work?
in a hospital in a restaurant in a factory
b) Where do you find pillows?
in a bath on a lamp on a bed
c) Where are there usually towels?
in a bathroom in a park in a garden
d) What goes to the fifth floor?
a spa reception a lift
e) What do you use a remote control with?
a TV a cupboard a station
f) Where do you buy presents or souvenirs?
a gym a spa a gift shop
g) Where can you find old, historical things?
a chemist’s a museum a beach
3. What are the instructions.

LESSON 42
1. Write a letter about yourself.

Important items in your composition: your full name, nickname, where you
are from and where you live, your age, favorite singer and favorite sport.
2. Read what the students say and write the country they are from.
Example: I’m Tom. I live in New York. I’m from the USA.
1. My name is Tamika. I live in Tokyo. I’m from
2. Hi, I’m Sergei. I live in Moscow. I’m
3. Hello! I am Cecile. I live in Paris.
4. My name is Cheryl. I live in London.
5. I am Sam. I live in Sydney.
3. Write questions for the answers.

a) ?
I’m from London.
b) ?
Sue is twelve years old.
c) ?
Today is Friday.
d) ?
Yes, I’m thirteen years old. And you?

HOMEWORK
REVIEW 7
1. Read the text below and answer the questions with complete
answers.
MOM SAYS…
Mom is helping Leo to organize his daily routine.
Mom: Get up, Leo. It’s seven o’clock. It’s time to go to school, but first…
Leo: I know… Take a shower, get dressed and have breakfast.
Mom: Yes, but don’t forget: brush your teeth and comb your hair!
It’s three thirty p.m.
Leo: I’m here, Mom!
Mom: Is everything ok at school?
Leo: Yes, mom.
Mom: So…
Leo: I know… First do the homework, then play and watch TV.
Mom: Great! You’re a wise boy.
(Adapted from SER Sb,2011.)
a) What time does Leo finish school?
b) What does he do after he gets dressed?
c) Who helps Leo to organize his daily routine?
d) Is everything ok at his school?
2. Write questions for the answers.

Ex: When do you watch TV?
I watch TV in the evening.
a) What ?
It’s half past six.
b) When ?
I go swimming on Saturday morning.
c) Have ?
No, I haven’t got a brother, but I’ve got a sister.
d) Do ?
No, I don’t do my homework on Sunday. I do it on Saturday.

LESSON 43
1. Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Use
the simple present or simple past.
Today, Caroline James lives (live) in a big house in the countryside. She1
(have) a husband, two children, and a cat, and she2
(work) at home. She3 (not like) her job, but the money is
good. 20 years ago, when she 4 (be) a student, she5
(not be) rich and she 6 (not have) a job. She7
(study) French at university, and she8 (live) with three other
students in a flat in a big city.
2. Complete the diary with the past simple form of the verbs in
brackets.
Sunday 9th June
It was (be) a very nice weekend! Paul and I 1 (rent) a car and we2
(drive) to the beach. On Saturday night, we 3
( h a v e )
dinner in a brilliant restaurant and we4 (stay) in an expensive
hotel. On Sunday morning, we5 (go) to the beach. Paul 6
(buy) postcards and I7
(take) a lot of
photos with my mobile phone. Then I8 (send) the photos to
my friends. At 6.00, we9 (leave) the beach. When we10
(get) home, Paul 11
(give) me a present and12 (say) he
loved me. What a great weekend!
3. Complete the sentences as in the example.

Ex: We didn’t go by train, we went by bus. (go)
a) She fruit juice, she a soda. (drink)
b) They a .tortilla, they . a pizza. (eat)
c) He basketball, he volleyball. (play)
d) We in the living room, we in the garden. (sit)
e) I a postcard, I a letter. (write)
4. Complete with the verbs in the simple past.

a) I a camel when I was in Egypt. (ride)
b) She Buckingham Palace in London. (see)
c) They a lot of books about Greece. (read)
d) We very hot in the Sahara. (feel)
e) He me a story. (tell)

HOMEWORK
LESSON 44
1. Answer the holiday questionnaire and write a description of your last

holiday and the place you stayed in. Include the following information
(75 – 125 words).
HOLIDAY QUESTIONNAIRE
The holiday
Where did you go on your last holiday?
When did you go and who did you go with?
What did you do on holiday?
The hotel
Where did you stay?
Can you describe the place?
Did you like the place? Why (not)?
2. Complete the sentences with the past simple of the verbs in brackets.
a) I (study) history at university.

b) Joe (have) eggs for breakfast this morning.
c) Sally (go) to the gym yesterday evening.
d) Jack (cry) because the film was very sad.
e) There (be) ten people in the restaurant.
f) The film (start) at eight o’clock.
g) They (stop) work at six.

LESSON 45
1. Write about the best holiday you spent in another city.

Where did you go ? When did you go ? How did you go?
Where did you stay? What did you do? What did you see?
Do you like it?

1 When ?
She left five minutes ago.
2 How many ?
He wrote six letters.
3 Where ?
They went to Florida.
4 Where ?
I learned French in Switzerland.
5 How ?
She danced beautifully.
6 Where ?
She studied at the University of Edinburgh.
7 When ?
He died in 1963.
8 When ?
She married him in 1990.
9 What time ?
I came home at five thirty.
10 How many ?
She had two husbands.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 46
1. Read the information about this hotel.

Hotel Derby
Small hotel in the city centre. Ten double rooms, all with private
bathrooms. Five singles, three with private bathrooms.
Write an e-mail to the hotel. You want:
• a single room with a bathroom
• to arrive on 22 September and leave on 24 September
• information about tourist attractions that are near the hotel
• confirmation of your reservation
2. Circle the correct answer.
a) She wasn't in last night / yesterday night.

b) My son was born two years / two years ago.
c) They travelled to the USA last month / the last month.
d) Did you phone me on last morning / yesterday morning?
e) The plane landed two hours ago / two ago hours.
f) Marc arrived in England the last July / last July.
g) I stayed with him before two weeks / two weeks ago.

LESSON 47
1. Complete the sentences with the past simple of the verbs in brackets.
Example:Peter was (be) in London yesterday.
a) I (study) history at university.
b) Joe (have) eggs for breakfast this morning.
c) Sally (go) to the gym yesterday evening.
d) Jack (cry) because the film was very sad.
e) There (be) ten people in the restaurant.
f) The film (start) at eight o’clock.
g) They (stop) work at six.
2. Complete the dialogue. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Freddie: Where did you go last year?
Mike: I went to Japan.
Freddie: Fantastic! When (you go)?
Mike: In the summer.
Freddie: Who (you go) with?
Mike: I went with Sam, but we had a few problems.
Freddie: What (happen)?
Mike: We lost our passports.
Freddie: Really? What (you do)?
Mike: We went to the police station.
Freddie: What (they say)?
Mike: Well – the passports were there!
Freddie: That was lucky! Who (find) them?
Mike: Two children – in a park.
Freddie: That was very lucky!
3. Underline the correct verb.

a) hire / buy / go souvenirs
b) stay / meet / rent an apartment
c) do / take / spend photos
d) go / be / have for a walk
e) rent / hire / go by car
f) stay / spend / have in a hotel

HOMEWORK
LESSON 48
1. Describe about an interesting person you know by answering these

three questions. Write about these things (100–150 words):
His/her personal details
His/her job / studies
His/her interests
2. Complete the sentences with the correct question word. Choose from
the words in the box.
HOW OFTEN WHAT WHICH WHEN WHY WHERE

3.
a) does the Maths lesson begin?
b) is the Art room?
c) do you do at the weekends?
d) book do you want?
e) are you reading that book?
f) do you clean the car?

REVIEW 8
1. Complete the sentences with the words from the box.
fantastic boring all right terrible fun brilliant
Example: We went to see Scary Annie last night. They’re a fantastic rock
group.
a) The concert started one hour late. We just sat and waited. It was really
.
b) The first band was . I didn’t like any of their
songs. I’m never going to see them again.
c) The second band was , not bad, but not really good.
d) But Scary Annie were the best. They were .
e) It was a great concert. I had so much .
2. Complete the sentences with the words from the box:
Got Was born Moved Left Had Died

Started Went Grew up Married Bought
Example: My father died last year. He was really sick.

a) I to university in 1997.
b) I to this apartment three years ago.
c) My brother a new job last month.
d) I school when I was five.
e) My sister in 1981.
f) My mother school when she was 18.
g) I in a small city.
h) My grandparents 5 children.
i) I married 8 years ago.
j) Joan her daughter a Barbie Doll last Christmas.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 49
1. Write was / were or wasn’t / weren’t

a) We weren’t happy with the hotel. Our room very small
and it clean.
b) Mark at work last week because he ill.
He’s better now.
c) Yesterday a public holiday, so the banks
closed. They’re open today.
d) Kate and Bill at the party? Kate there, but
Bill .
e) Where are my keys? I don’t know. They on the table, but
they’re not there now.
f) You at home last night. Where you?
2. Put in was or were.

a) In summer 1998 I in Brazil.
b) Lunch OK, but the vegetables not very
good.
c) Why you late? The train late.
d) My grandmother a doctor, and her two brothers
both doctors too.
3. Put the words in the correct order to make questions.

a) Ann at home yesterday was
b) good party was the
c) people were the interesting
d) teacher father your was a
e) everybody was late
f) Tuesday you where on were
g) open windows why the all were

LESSON 50
1. Write a biography of a famous person. Include as much of this

information as you can (100–150 words):
Where / when born?
Alive /dead?
Married?
What / famous for?
What / you like about him or her?
2. Write the simple past of these words.

Get
See
Play
Pay
Visit
Go
Think
Copy
Know
Put
Speak
3. Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
a) Ezra at home yesterday was
b) good party was the
c) people were the interesting
d) teacher father your was a

HOMEWORK
LESSON 51
1. Make simple past negative sentences.

a) I played hockey last weekend.
b) We spoke Spanish together.
c) My uncle taught Math.
d) I took my mother to the mountains.
e) I wrote to my sister.
2. Circle the correct form.

a) I take / took my father to Spain last week.
b) Did you hear / heard me?
c) The lesson begin / began very late.
d) How did Oliver break / broke his leg?
e) What did you say / said?
3. Traduza.
a) I saw Erica in the supermarket yesterday.
b) He forgot the name of his hotel.
c) I liked the party.
d) I didn’t see my friend at the party.
e) I bought some clothes yesterday.
f) I watched that film last week.

LESSON 52
1. Write the simple past of these verbs below.
Stay Know
Hurry Start
Open Fall
Begin
2. Traduza.
a) What time did your test start?
b) How do you prefer your eggs?
c) When did you help your parents?
d) My brother drank a lot of juice this morning.
e) I needed to go to the airport.
3. Traduza.
a) Nós fomos ao restaurant no final de semana.
b) Eles foram ao jogo de beisebol ontem.
c) Eles conversaram comigo ontem.
d) Porque você comeu pizza?
e) Onde você comprou essas roupas?
f) Ela trabalhou até a tarde noite passada.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 53
1. Fill in the Regular verbs in parentheses into the sentences. Use the
Simple Past Tense.
1. Lico soccer yesterday. (to play)
2. Sarah a cartoon on TV. (to watch)
3. They their books. (to carry)
4. He his father last Saturday. (to help)
5. John and Mary the house. (to clean)
2. Fill in the Irregular verbs in parentheses into the sentences. Use the
Simple Past Tense.
1. She a beautiful car last week (to drive)
2. Frank the whole pizza. (to eat)
3. They a very good teacher last year. (to have)
4. The candidates their opinion on the paper. (to write)
5. He his favorite song. (to sing)
3. Change the sentences below into the interrogative and negative

forms of the Simple Past Tense.
1. His grandfather died 8 years ago.
I.
N.
2. My cousin lived in France 2 years ago.

I.
N.
3. I rode my bike to school this morning.

I.
N.
4. We had a good holiday.

I.
N.
4. Put the sentences in the Simple Past Tense.

1. My father goes to the office by car.
2. I drive his car to work in the morning.

LESSON 54
MEET JOHNNY DEPP

JOHNNY DEPP was born on June 9, 1963, in Owensboro, Kentucky. His
parents moved their four children to Florida when Johnny was young. At the
age of 12, his mother bought him a guitar and music quickly became his love.
Johnny decided to leave school at the age of 16 to follow a career in music.
He played guitar for a band called “The Kids” and moved with the band to
Los Angeles. They didn’t have immediate success and so Johnny started a
job as a salesman to earn some money. He got married at the age of 20 to a
make-up artist, Lori Allison. They got divorced quite soon, but Lori introduced
Johnny to the actor Nicholas Cage. He saw a future for Johnny in films and
persuaded him to try acting. Johnny made his first film A Nightmare on Elm
Street in 1984. After a couple of other small parts in films, Johnny worked
for three years in a TV series for teenagers called 21 Jump Street. Teenage
girls became big fans and Johnny appeared in popular magazines and on
posters. He was annoyed by this, because he wanted to be a serious actor.
Johnny has never appeared in just one type of film and he has always been
interested in playing different characters. In the early 1990s he played a series
of eccentric characters including Edward Scissor hands in the film of the same
name. Johnny has continued to act in a big range of films and has won the
respect of Hollywood, critics and of film fans round the world. In 1996 he took
the time to write, direct and act in The Brave, which appeared at the 1997
Cannes Film Festival. In 2003, Pirates of the Caribbean became one of his
most popular films.
1. Answer the following questions about Johnny Depp with complete sentences.
a) When was Johnny Depp born?
b) What happened when he was 12 years old?
c) Which actor helped him at the beginning of his career?
d) Did he enjoy being popular with teenage girls? Why ( not )

HOMEWORK
REVIEW 9
1. Write about your best friend. Write 25-35 words.

Write about….
His / her life

His / her family
What he / she likes
What you do together
2. Write about you last holiday using the correct tenses and appropriate
vocabulary.

LESSON 55
THE WORLD WE LIVE IN

There are many problems in the world today, and pollution is probably
the most serious one. There was a time when people weren’t worried about
it, but nowadays we are facing a different reality. It may be difficult to
believe that people can actually change the Earth’s climate. But scientists
think that the things people do that send gases into the air are making our
planet warmer.
Pollution contributes to the greenhouse effect, which makes the
Earth’s armosphere become hotter and hotter. This can cause the polar
ice to melt, thus raising sea levels and generating floods. These changes
may seem extreme, but they usually occur slowly over many thousands of
years.
We need energy to do things like drive a car, fly a plane, or make things
in factories. But we need to use energy wisely if we want to help slow global
warming. By turning off lights, the television, and the computer when you
are not using them anymore, you can help a lot. You can also save energy
by sometimes taking the bus, riding a bike, or walking. Another thing you
can do is recycle cans, bottles, plastic bags, and newspapers.
It’s clear that the Earth’s climate today is different from years ago and
that more and more we’re facing the risk of natural catastrophes such as
tsunamis, earthquakes, hurricanes, tornados, and other natural disasters.
It’s time for people to stop and think of their responsibility towards their
planet and their future.
1. Answer the questions:

a) What other title would you give to this text?
b) What’s the principal idea from this text?
c) There are many ways in which we can help our planet. Do you agree
with this? What can you do to contribute to that?

HOMEWORK
LESSON 56
READ ABOUT FRED’S DAY AND TICK FROM 1-5 (√) THE CORRECT
ANSWER TO THE QUESTIONS.
Hello, my name’s Fred. I’m a zoo keeper and I look after the animals in the zoo.
It is usually a good job, but I’m having a bad day today. I don’t usually help
in the restaurant or sell tickets – it’s not my job – but I am doing both today.
Normally, I clean the lions’ cage when I start work. Then I feed them. After that,
I feed the tigers and clean their cage. Then I feed the dolphins. Sometimes, I
look after the kangaroos, too. When the other zoo keepers have a holiday, I
feed their animals. I really like feeding the crocodiles and the snakes. But my
favorite job is talking to the visitors and telling them about the animals.
But today everyone has a lot of work. Twenty schools are visiting the zoo
today. There will be a lot of people here so everyone has to help. Today, my
friend Tom is looking after my animals and his animals, too, and I am selling
tickets and helping Mrs. Smith in the restaurant. Mrs. Smith is cooking the
lunches and I am washing up and cleaning the tables.
1. What does a zoo keeper normally do?
a) looks after the animals in a zoo

b) sells tickets in a zoo
c) works in the zoo restaurant
2. Does Fred like working in the zoo
a) Always?
b) Sometimes?
c) Normally?
3. Usually, what is Fred’s first job?
a) Feeding the tigers
b) Cleaning the lions’ cage
c) Feeding the dolphins

LESSON 57
1. Put the words in these "going to" sentences into the correct order.
There are some questions included. Remember the punctuation! Periods
(.) and Question marks (?).
a) vacation / go / . / to / on / isn't / going / Victoria
b) I / it / rain / think / . / going / don't / is / to
c) tell / name / you / . / going / his / not / I'm / to
d) aren't / going / we / listen / ? / to / to / him
e) her / until / . / homework / isn't / to / going / do / tomorrow / she
f) to / ? / you / going / vacation / are / go / on / where
g) to / ? / going / next / you / year / live / where / are
h) Hannah / movie / . / some / going / is / to / see / with / a / friends
2. Complete with the present continuous or be going to form.

a) He (have) an operation next week.
b) It's very cold. I (light) a fire.
c) We (have) some friends to lunch tomorrow.
d) My nephew (come) to stay with me next week.
e) I (visit) my relatives in Boston in January.
f) She (buy) some medicine for her nephew.
g) They (go) home now.
h) Mark (do) something different in his job.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 58
1. Write about you, when you were a child… remember to use the simple
past.
You get up
You have breakfast
You arrive home
You start learning English
Your first teacher
Your friends
Your family, etc…
2. Translate.
a) I love cooking.
b) I read before my lunchtime.
c) Do you like shopping?
d) What kind of books do you like?
e) Are you going to travel tomorrow?
f) It’s going to rain.
g) Do you like cycling?

LESSON 59
1. Complete with: WAS or WERE.
you at home?
I at school yesterday.
2. Complete with did or didn’t:

a) Why you leave your job?
b) you buy a car?
c) I break my leg just hurt it.
d) She study hard because that she failed.
3. Translate.
a) Who are you going to go with?
b) How are you going to get there?
c) What are you going to do there?
d) She’s going to stay in a hotel.
e) I’m going to visit museums and parks.
4. Put in wasn’t or weren’t and words from the box. Make sure you
understand to complete the sentences.
a teacher good in England in their hotel
interesting late warm well with Anna
a) The lesson . Actually, it was very boring.
b) You . Actually, you arrived 10 minutes early.
c) My father . Actually, he worked as a bus driver.
d) I yesterday. Actually, I was with Susan.
e) The children yesterday. The doctor came to
see them.
f) We last week. We went to Scotland for a few days.
g) The snow at Christmas. We couldn’t ski.
h) Ann and Peter when I phoned,
i) It last night. Actually, it was quite cold.

HOMEWORK
LESSON 60
1. Write the numbers in English. Escreva os números em Inglês.

100
23
40
15
1
12
4
2. Coloque as frases abaixo usando o tempo verbal near future (be +

going to + verb)
a) We a party next weekend. (give)
b) Nick at the library. (study)
3. Passe as frase abaixo para a forma interrogativa.

a) They are going to translate the text.
b) The children are going to swim in the lake.
4. Mark the correct option: did you study last year?

a) Where
b) Who
c) What
d) When
e) How
5. Last weekend, Richard and I to Los Angeles.

a) decided
b) watched
c) ate
d) go
e) traveled

REVIEW 10
1. Write about you, when you were a child… remember to use the simple
past.
You get up
You have breakfast
You arrive home
You start learning English
Your first teacher
Your friends
Your family, etc…
2. Write the verbs in Simple past form:
a) dance
b) love
c) cry
d) answer
e) survive
3. Mark the correct option to the meaning below:
a) dance – cantar ( )
b) sleep – dormir ( )
c) climb – estudar ( )
d) say – sair ( )
4. Complete the sentence in the simple past form.

I your relatives last week. (visit)
5. Complete the questions in the simple past:

he watch TV yesterday?

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LISTEN AND PRACTICE

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What’s your name?

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LISTEN AND PRACTICE

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