i 3. waste binky i b What other things in the picture can you name? 2 Complete the expressions with the correct verbs. do send use go have make Office activities aan email 37 3a Write the past simple of the verbs in exercise 2. send — sent Drill. Listen, Say what you did. 1 an appointment I made an appointment. 4a EMEA Listen, Why isn’t Sayeed wearing a suit? b Listen again, Number the things that Josh did in the correct order. — went to a meeting — sent some emails —— made a couple of appointments — had a break — went on the Internet 1 made a few phone calls — did some filing 5a Did you do any of the things ‘in exercise 2 yesterday? What other ‘things did you do? Speaking Work with a partner. Tatk about your day yesterday. Try to get more information, = ‘A How wae your day yesterday? B It was great/OK /fine/ terrible /not ~ very good. A What did you de® B.. A Really?/0h, right./Why did you do that? /Was It good?58 Cae Wu sU ee y 1 Read and listen. Daniel Well, Imust go. I have to make some phone calls. Lucy Me, too. Ihave to photocopy this report. Daniel Oh, there's something wrong with the photocopier. We mustn't use it. Lucy But Olive has to have the report for a meeting today. Daniel Well, take it to The Photo Shop. Lucy Good idea, but I must hurry. The meeting's at 12 and I musta’ be late, T have to send ar ena: I must hurry. You mustn't use the phone, Do it, It’s necessary. Don't use it. It isnt allowed. 3 Say what you must or mustn't do. 1 You mustn't use the lift. You must take the stairs 1 Don't use the lift. Take the stairs, 2 Park between the white lines. Don’t park on the yellow tines. 3 Stop when the light is red. Don’t stop on the crossing. 4% Put all paper in the bin, Don’t put bottles or food in the bin. 5 Don't use the office phone for personal calls. Use your mobil. 58 4 Read the examples. Study the rules on page 112. | You mustn’t go. | = Don't go. It isn't allowed. | You don’t have to go. = It isn't necessary. You can go if you wait to. 5 Complete the sentences with mustn't ‘or don’t have to. 41 You mustin’é turn left here. 2 You turn right here, 3 You pay by credit card. 4 You. smoke here. 5 You —____ pay. 6 You _____ drink the water 6a Writing Write six sentences about your life with have to/don't have to. 1 Ihave to/don't have to get up early on Saturdays b Write six rules for your home. 1 You mustn't emoke. 2 You must... patient AAATEITIRH Pronunciation ‘must / mustn't Have don't usually pror : frm Soenaneyzmren he 1 I must go. 2 You mustn't do that. 3 We must leave, 4 We mustn't swim here, 5 L must get up. © You mustn't smoke. 7 You must be careful. 8 We mustn't go out, Ret Cd aeHI Listen. Choose the correct city for each speaker. i 7) EcNew York — Kuala Lumpur 2 Listen again. Complete the table. fa Answer these questions. 1 2 3 1 Where do you live? i 2. Where do you work /study? qn ees else 3 How do you travel to work /school /university? Wi ! ‘travel to work? 4% How long does the journey take? How long does it 5 What things do you do on the journey? take? 6 What problems do you sometimes have? Mp denne b Ask and answer with a partner, Compare your journeys. English in the world Rush hour How long does the journey take? It takes .... an hour ~ half an hour ~ an hour and-a half > an hour and a quarter =a couple of hours ~ two and a half hours. 1m Britain, the busiest times fev taneno, 1 transport are: ae Riegel moraing tush hour. People go to ‘ork, and children go to school, eee 'chool. There are often long 2.45-4 p.m. Children come home fro ie School. A fvents take their chiléren to and frm school by ae We call this the schoot run, d 5~6.30 pam, The evening rush ho a ut, People go hom from work. The trans and buses are usualy very ® Croncded and a lot of people have to stand. ' 3a Complete the text for speaker 1. 1 He lives near ___. He works in to the station and he takes the train to | Then he The journey takes about journey is OK, but in the summer He walks Compare this with your country, b Write texts for speakers 2 and 3, cr Re ras1. Look back at Episodes 6 and 7. What happened? 2 Read and listen to the story. What do Sarah and Jordan find? 3. Answer the questions. 1 Where are Jordan and Sarah? 2 Where is Sarah going? 3 What has Sarah brought for Jordan? 4 What is Jordan doing? 5 Who do the laptops belong to? 6 Who is Anna Hatlow? 7 What is the email about? 8 Why doesn’t Jordan want to open the email? 9 Why does he open it? 40 What does Sarah do when she reads it? surprise. Its nice __ see you. Take seat. Let get you (a cup of coffee). b Work with a partner. Make conversations. A You have come to see B. B Welcome A. A Say why you have come, B Invite A to sit down and offer a drink, A Accept of refuse the drink. B Respond. 5 Language check. Underline examples of must/ mustn’t or (don’t) have to in tthe story. 6 Work in a group. Practise the story. Jordan Oh, hi, Sarak. Come on in, This is a surprise, Sarah Tm going to the university, but I don’t have to be there tll 3.20. Jordan Well, is nice to see you, Take a seat. Let me get you a cup of coffee. Sarah You don’t have to do that. Ive brought some coffee and some doughnuts. Jordan Sarah, you're wonderful. Peter’ a lucky man. You look busy. Yes. We have to check these laptops from Starlight Properties. ‘They bought Peters old offices. ‘Yes. There's a problem with the email program on this one. It... Look! There's an email from Anna Harlow. That's Russel’ gitiriend. Oh, yes. Subj ‘Shop, Why is she writing to Starlight about that? Well, come on. Let’s have a ook at it. No, we mustr’t open emails, won't give you your coffee ‘and doughnut if you don't open it. Peter. I'm at Jordan's workshop. You're a hard woman, Sarah, You must come here quickly! Thope Peter knows!1 We're looking for a OVD player. The DVD players are over there. 3. Where do you use the things in exercise 1? Write them in the table, living room DVO player kitchen 4 awashing machine 2 a dishwasher 3 a microwave 4 a toaster microwave | bathroom bedroom 4 Complete the expressions with the verbs. cook do lay tidy take out clean make | 1 the beds | 5 a kettle 6 a vacuum cleaner breakfast 2 the shopping the washing-up ‘the ironing 3 —__ the room the garden 7 a hairdryer 4 ____ the windows “ the car | 5 ‘the dinner 6 the table 7 the iubbish 9 a clock radio ari What jobs do you do in the house? a BuT Who does the ironing? Who makes the beds? 42a light bulb 5a SURBIHEY Look at the household jobs in -exercise 4, Which ones do you do? b Ask and answer with a partner. Do you make the beds? OR Who makes the beds in your house?