1 fourth ] edition | Tae) Beginner Workbook WITH KEY Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden Jerry Lambert PY eran leon)OXFORD ‘UNIVERSITY PRESS English File Beginner Workbook Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden Jerry Lambert with Jane Hudson Paul Seligson and Clive Oxendan ‘are the original co-authors of English File 1 and English File 2REESE ae 4 A Acappuccino, please 34 A Have a nice weekend! 6B World music 36 B Lights, camera, acto 8 Practical English Episode 1 How do you spell it? 38 Practical English Episode 4 What's the date? 10 A Are you en holiday? 40 A Can perk here? 42 B That's my bu: 42 B 1 cooking 14 A Where are my keys? 44 A Everything's fine! 16 B Souvenirs 46 B Working undercover 18 Practical English Episoule 2 Con have an orange juice, 43 _Practieal English Episode 5 Would you like to come? please? 20 A Meet the femily 50 A Aroom with a view 22_B The perfect car 52__B Where were you? 24 A Abig breakfast? 54 A Anew lfo in the USA 26 B Avery long flight 56 B How was your day? 28 Practical English Episode 3 What time is it? 58 Practical English Episode 6 Is there a bank near here? [Sea | 30 A Aschool reunion 60. A Strangers on atrain 32 _B Good morning, goodnight 62 _B Revise the past 64 Answer KeyHow to use your Workbook and Online Practice Student’s Book Use your Student's Bookin English File” an RESOURCES poiereee ean ares Core <— _Lookagain at the Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation from the Student's Book before you Practise Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation daithe Weikbookextcies for every lesson. ——> _ Listen to the audio for the Pronunciation exercises, ——> _ Use the Sound Bank videos to practise English sounds. <+— Watch the Practical English videos before you do the exercises — > _ Use the interactive video for more Practical English practice. Look again at the Grammar, Vocabulary and Pronunciation if you have any problems. 5 Practise Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. Course overview1. GRAMMAR verb be (singular): | and you a Write the sentences with contractions. 1 Lam Tom. 2 You are not in class 3, 3 Lam nat Helen 4 You are not a teacher. 5 lem Rob. 6 You are in my class. 7 Lam in room 4. 8 You are not Diena. Write negative [=] sentences or questions [7]. 1 You're in my class. E) You an You're a teacher Are you a teacher im Jenry. E) Imin cass 2.6] \'m in room 4. You're Dom. 7] I'm a student. [=] You're in class 7. W A cappuccino, please You sey goodbye, and | say hello, From the song Hello, Goodbye by the Bestlos Soe am Cm © Complete the conversations. Use contractions where possible. Ate you No, in _ Andy? Tory, Excuse mo, in number 8? Yes, __ ‘Anna Jones, Hello, Any. Hi, __ Steve. Nice to meet you. Hi,______Linda. Ace you Henry? No, Max. Vn Holle. Lisa Gomez? Yes, to meet you. _. Nice _ Rob,7 A Excuse me, in room 7? — B No, Youre in room 8: 8 A Excuse me. my teacher? Yes, Peter Wilson 2 VOCABULARY numbers 0-10, days of the week a Write the numbers. o RUFO four NET ten INNE nee EON a TEREH t e owr t GITHE oat xIS 5 ENVSE s___n OzRE ze VIEF fe bb Write the numbers from a in the correct order. 0 zero ‘ 1 7 2 8 3 ° he 10 5 © Write the next day of the week. 1 Saturday Sunday Monday 2 Monday Tuesday 3 Thursday Friday 4 Sunday Monday = 5 Friday Saturcay 6 Tuesday Wednesday 7 Wednesday Thursday Es d_ Answer the questions about you 1 What's your name? 2 What class are you in? 3 What dey isit today? 4 What days are your English classes? 3 PRONUNCIATION /hj, /av, and /it/ a @ 1 Listen and write the words in the chart. five Helen hello meat nico tea house b_ @1.2 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Complete the conversations with a word or phrase from the list. Nice to meat you Two-cappuccines;please Sorry See you tomorrow Thanks What's your name 1 A Twocappuccinos, please B OK. Just a minute. 2 A Hi, I'm Helen, B Hi, I'm Rob. 3 A Hello, |'m Sarah. B Paul 4 A Goodbye. No, Friday. A. Ob yes, sorry. See you on Friday. 5A I'mnot John, I'm James. 6 A Tom? Yourtea (Ceameeneens)World music a 1 VOCABULARY countries a Complete the crossword. ACROSS > “am a citizen of the world. Diogenes, Greek philosopher b Complete the sentences with a country. 1 She's from Zurich, She's from Switzerland 2 He's from Paris. He's from Fr. 3 I'm from Rome. I'm from | 4 You're from Miami. You're from t__ u St She's from Moscow, She's from R_ He's from Istanbul. He's from T. 5 é 7m from Warsaw. mm frorn P___ 8 You're from Cairo. You're from E ° She's from Berlin, She's from G 2 GRAMMAR verb be (singular): he, she, it a Complete the sentences with He's, She's, or It's. from the United States. 7 from 5S from Spain, Switzerland.b Complete the conversations with 's, is, or isn’t. 1 Als Paulo from Spain? B No, he isn't__. He. from Brazil, 2 A Where Oaxaca? it in Mexico? B Yes, it 3A Yasmin in the Monday class? B No, she She inthe Tuesday cless. aA your name Annio? B No it tt Anna. © Write the questions. Then answer with the information in brackets. 1 Robert Downey Jr/ from the USA? i New York) sRobertD Yes, he is. He's from New York = 2 Kobe /in China? (X Japan) Is Kobe in Ching ? Novitisn'tit'sinJopon 3. Salma Hayek / from Mexico? / Veracruz) yneyte from the USA 2 4 Naples / in Turkey? O*Italy) 5 Copacabana / in Brazil? (¥ Rio) in in Russia? (x Poland) 7. Gary Oldman / from England? London) 8 Geneva / in France? (x Switzerlanc) 9 Javier Barclem / from Spain? Wf Las Palmas) 10 the Louvre /in Italy? (x France) d_ Answer the questions about you. 1 Are you from England? 2 Where are you from (city)? 3 Where is it? 3 PRONUNCIATION /i/, ‘oui, /s/, and /{/ @ @/1.3 Listen and Gircle the word with a different sound. - eg 1 eraat! China) England Gorm [erie room ow SF ose bg shower 4 Russia Spain she b @1.2 Listen again and repeat the words. 3 six France classroom 4 WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN ‘Complete the conversations with a phrase from the list. don't knovr | think she's from Spain It's anice city Whore are youfrom Where's Basel r0.aro you from? ¥’m from the United States. Where in the United States? New York. Wow! papapr Is Mercedes Pasn from Mexico? No, aD 3A [s Sapporo in Chine? B Sapporo? Sorry, Bs izerland, (Genmorenaas) Mm’ Practical English How do you spell it? _chsthing inte Hote, BASkinglaablé V the-lassroom P thesloheber THE ALPHABET @ @1.¢ Listen and write the words in the chart. a @1.4 Listen and Gircle the letter with a teacher different vowel sound. hello help name please she spell Spain GQ |1d efiiv G) 3 at ah e 1 2 3 ZELNX tree 99 train Gik HPD 4 17 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. nN VOCABULARY the classroom a Write the words. BFT™MS 1 the boa b @1.4 Listen again and repeat the letters. ¢ Say the letters in 1-5. -T | O15 Listen and check. ofp.b Complete the classroom expressions with the words from the list. books Excuse Go know late Lock Open repeat Sit Stand spell understand 1 Idon't know 2 Sony? Can you that, please? 3 at the board, please 4 your books. 5 don't 6 How do you ie 7 to page 9, 8 Close your ° up, please 10 down, " me, What's grazie in English? 12 Sorry, I'm = 3 CHECKING INTO A HOTEL Complete the conversation with the words from the list. evening name reservation spell surname room ‘A Good ‘ave B Hollo, Ihave a® ‘A What's your ___ please? B Wendy Mahoney. A How do you your® 2 B MAHONEY, ‘A Thank you, Ms Mahoney. You're in ® 261. +B Thanks, 4 BOOKING A TABLE Match the questions in the conversation to answers a-e below. ‘A Good morning. How can |help you? Bib A What time? l= ‘A OK, that's fine. What's your name, ple ii A. OK. How many people? ae A Thank you, Mr Anderson. So, a table for three on Tuesday at seven? ae 2 Thee. b A table for Tuesday evening, please, € Yes, that’s great, Thanks. Steve Anderson 6 Seven o'clock, USEFUL PHRASES Complete the conversations with a phrase from the list. A table for tomorrow, please Good morning How.anthelpyou How do you spell it Uhave areservation Sorry Thank you That's right 1A Good moming. 'How can. hele you ? My name's Liam Sweeney. for @ room for tonight. ‘OK Sweeney. *_? SWEENEY. That’s SW-E-EN-£Y? >orer OK, you're in room 49, > ___, The Green Tree restaurant, How can I help you? 2 ~ for four people, (OK, What time? 730. pura>re 730. (© 6° online to practise the Practical English phrases) (( Go online wo check your progress4 sei , Are you on holiday? een lar 1 VOCABULARY nationalities ‘Complete the puzzle. What's the mystery word? 1) Metia’s from Spain 2. Kentaro's from Japan She's Siparish He's Je. Te TI 3 Emma's from the UK. 4. Bianca's from Brazil She's BNA. She's Brin 5. Jacek’s from Poland Meiling’s from China 7 \Nikolay's from Rusia. He's Pith She's Chie He's Rn i-] 40 Bates rem Eee 8 William's from England Deniele's from Mexico. ace” Ho's ENT She's Min, 41. Derin’s from Turkey. 12 Mike's from the United States. 13. Cédric’ from Switzerland. + She's Tih He's Amin He's Swill 0PRONUNCIATION (43), /t{/, and // @2.1 Listen and write the words in the chart. Chinese Egyptian French German Japanese just Russian teacher Turkish ie shower jazz choss Chinese | @2.2 Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. GRAMMAR verb be (plural): we, you, they Jand negative [=] sentences with be. Write positive Use contractions. 4 we'/from Spain 7 italy # We're from Spain, We aren't irom ital 2 you/ teachers ¥ students % 3 they/ Chinese 7 Japanese X 4 we / from Mexico 7 Brazil ¥ 5 you/inclass3 ¥ class 2 X 6 they / from Egypt 7 Turkey X 7 she/room4 ¥ room 5 K 8 1/Polish ¥ Russian X \Write the sentences with pronouns. Use contractions. 11 Juan and | ate from Spain, Wee fiom Spain, 2 Sara and Mikel are in class 6 3. Marina's on holiday. 4 Rodrige's from Brazil. 5 Jake and | are here on business 6 Toronto isin Canada, Re-order the words to make questions. 1 dogs they are your Ate they your dogs —? 2 class in 1 are they = 2 3 they England from aro 4 Italian Femanda is 4 5 in Zurich is Switzerland Match the answers to the questions in ¢. Yes, she is. No, they're in class 2. No, they aren't Yes, itis. Yes, they're from London. Answer the questions about your class. 1 Ave you English? No, we aren't. We're 2 Where are you from? 3 What room are you in? WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Complete the missing words in the conversations. 1A Excuse mo. Avo they froe__? B Yes, they ara, Please sit down. A Thanks. 2KA h 2 B Yes, we are, We're from Spain. 3. A Your cappuccino, B Thanks AH an ' 4 A Are you on business? No, we aren't. We're t on holiday. We'reThat's my bus! ai bedesyp rsa io 1 GRAMMAR Wh- and How b Complete the conversation. Write the questions. questions with be a Complete the questions with a question word and are ors. 1 A Who's Sarah Lawson? B_ She's my English teacher. 2A the concert? B i's on Monday, 3A she from? B She's from Spain 4A your phone Az fs 2 number? B HALLEY, B i's 01279 ss29284 Ben you. 2 B lim from the United States, 5A ____youtrom? AS 2 B lim from Brezl B It's 64 Bond Street, New York City r A Thank you.* z A — Mine ate es B My phone number is 784-2913. B Theyre en holiday in Boston Ae 2 B.I’s bhalley@oomailcom 718 —__reart acy : B Hoe 27, Bines Ba _ your address? : Srea ceeon B No, I'm not. I'm single. oA Ge € Answer the questions about you. B Imfine, thanks. And you? 1 What's your phone number? bea 2 What's your postcode? 3 Are you single? 4 What's your surname? 5 What's your address? 6 How old are you? 7 What's your email? 8 How do you spall your surname?a ———EE 2 VOCABULARY numbers 11-100, 3 PRONUNCIATION understanding phone numbers numbers a Complete the numbers. 2 @2.3 Listen and complete the phone numbers, = cme ae By 2kvilicm ez e[2o| 2 ee 30M Masel b_ @25 Listen again and repost the phone numbers 2 © fis € @2.4 Listen and write the numbers. 112. London Road uf 3 smedovs__Ogralcom 4 You'e in room — d_ 2-4 Listen again and repeat the numbers. 5 th 4 WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN ‘Complete the missing words in the conversat 6 abu 7 1 A Who! she a ee Write tho number b_ Write the numbers. of England forty-coven nineteen thiry-eight nine seventy-two 1 2 4 5 6 fourteen 7 ninety-one 8 sixteen 9 twenty-three eightean (Gee cnineormere racice) (@ Goonlne tocheckjourproace) (Bl, " Where are my keys? “Szztetayesencgast ~ 1 VOCABULARY small things Complete the crossword. ai Py eo” = 5 ° la e 2 GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns, a/an a Write 2 or an. b Write the plurals of the words in a o ¢ AE poacries : i ; vwrateh key address 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 4 country 6 7 city ? 8 8 9 9 10 0 1 f laptog 1 debit card 1© Write questions and answers. Ne d_ What's in your bag? Write five things. wallet a By 3 PRONUNCIATION /z/ and ‘si, plural endings 2 @3.1 Listen and repeat the words and sounds. Bh eebin 1 names boos snake 2 books students hz) 3 addresses purses b @2.2 Listen and Gircle'three words with pieces classes coats glasses laptops pencils phones wallets < 03 Listen again and repeat the words. 4 WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN ‘Complete the conversations with a phrase from thelist. Ohse What are they What'sin your bag Where are my alasses 1. A Where's your baa? B Ohno Its in the car! 2a 2 B They're in your bag, 3A Excuseme,sin B Ihave a wallet, a book, and an umbrella. 4 > a> | think they're cradit cards CommeSouvenirs 1 VOCABULARY souvenirs Match the words in the list to the pictures. i SoC REE plote scarf teddy T-shirt Os Sa iF 2 z 8 2 GRAMMAR this / that / these / those 1 Re-order the words to make sentences or questions 1 these begs are 2 is what that 3 book isn't this your “A photagraph isa souvonie of lf Deborah Smith, Bitch translator postcards my those are your are keys those 6 my aren't photos these that fiend is your 8 from where this is Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those. TAL se 2Als a Manchaster United shirt? B No, it's Manchester City, are £10.‘Complete the conversations with typical souvenirs from your, country and the price. 4A Excuse me. What are those? They're key tings How much are they? They’ apor Excuse me. What's that? W's af) How much is it? W's 4A Are your keys? B Yes, they are. Thank you! a>o> Excuse me. What are these? They'te How much are they? They'te w>a> Excuse me. What's this? Wes a(n)__ How much is it? Wes 5 Look! _'s Martin from our English class. w>a> 3 PRONUNCIATION (0) and sentence rhythm. a @23 Listen and complete the sentences. 1 This ismy the , a | 3 are my keys. 4 are your 5h your E bb @2.3 Listen again and repeat the sentences. Copy the rhythm. 4 WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Complete the missing words in the conversations. 1 A How co _ ax these key rings? B They're €2.50. fiw ne 2 Al ____thisy. __ phone? B_Ohyes, itis, Thank you very much, AY w. 3 A Isthat your bag th_ 2 B No, mybags h aau mi th___mug? B its £5.00. BANC teddies £52 * B No, theyre £10, (Geemerons) fm5 ., Can | have an Practical English orange juice, please? 1 UNDERSTANDING PRICES € Write the prices. 2 Write the numbers. > 245 25 1 forty-five pounds 2 Steg 1% — 4 = Chtag Cas 5 2) Line T 8h TH885 7 8 2 PRONUNCIATION /v2,, /s/, and /k/ a @3.4 Listen and circle'the word with a different sound. d Gp rows ‘ounalst) sure Eucopean &_ pence(s) 6 pounds | b Complete the prices. oe snake |2 peneil price coffee 4 @ soa — a 3 card cent camera 2 twenty-one ninety-nine @® Z eee b @3.4 Listen again and repeat the words. aa andfity cents © 2.5 Write the words in the chart. Listen end ee et Biber check. Then listen again and repeat the words. city class close nice picture pence 4 0p tony3 BUYING LUNCH a Read the menu and write the prices. 1 Barman Who's next? Sally ‘HLA chicken salac and a Diet Coke. please. Barman Anything else? sally = Barman ce and lemon with your drinks? Sally > Foop DRINK Senses: ‘Steak or fish pie Mineral water Barman Thanks. Horo’s your change. £7.50 e135 Sally * Choos, tuna, of Crore juice 4 chicken sandwiches 2460 - 5 5975 ne Assistant Can help you Dan Yes. ee, a Assistant Of course. ” = pet ‘Coffee /Tea Dan No, thanks. (Chicken solad e170 Assistant There you go. sea, Dan Thanks.@ a Assiatont $925, 1 A How much ise steak pie? Beeecso 2A How much is burge:? B its How much is a chickon salad? its a> 4 & How much is an orange juice? B ke 5A How much is a coffee? B Ws b Complete the conversations. Hi, yes. A chicken salad and a Diet Coke, please: Here you are. How much is it? Thanks. Can Ihave a burger and a beer, please? Here's your change. Yes, a mineral water. No, thanks. Anything else? “sere ance Dan Here youare. Assistant Thanks.” Dan Thank you. Have a nice day. USEFUL PHRASES Complete the missing words and phrases in the conversations. 1A Seb! Hi, how are you? B Iimfine thanks A That's $12.75, please. B Here you are, A Thanks. H__ yourch STAG. th___acheese sendwich, please? B Yes, of course, Anything else? aaH m isi? B e870, 5A We can have lunch togethor at the pub. B Suret Gr. i 6 AA e Z B And a tea, please. ©) Go online so protize the Practical Enlsh phrases) (€ Ge online to check your prooress) RIN