Contents

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Unit1 Welcome 6
Unit2 Numbers 72
Unit3 Work 18
Unit4 Information 24
unít
5 Places 30
Unit6 Action 36
Unit7 Meeting 42
Unit8 Reporting 4A
unit9 Communication 54
lJnit10 60
lJnit11 Plans 66
Unit12 Sales 72

practice
Communication 78
Grammar pÍactice
andvocabutary 94
Granmarreference 707
Transcripts 776
 Communlcetlon Gíammaí Vocabulery

2,1 Telephone numbers what's...?- lt's.... NumbersG-l0

and€ m ail addlesses ny andyout Emailaddresses
Askingabouttimetables Whattine ...? NumbeÍs11-59
Times
Buying food Plurals Numbe15óG-100
Pric€ s
 Communication GÍammaÍ

7.7 Arranging
to meet Prepositions
with
timesand dates Dáys
DiscussingfutuIeaÍrangement5
Plesentcontinuou5: Travellanguage
futuÍe
arÍangements
whv...?
Buyingtraintick€ t s Trainticketsand reservations
wontto

Talkingaboutpastevents t'erpastsirnple to the past

Timereferences

Givingan update Past simpLe: Business

trips
reguIaÍveíbs
TalkingabouthoIiáays PastslmpLe: Holidayand travellanguage
irregular
verbsG)

Exchanging
information PastsimpLel DocuÍrents
andattachments
by emaiL Veíbs(2)
ilregu|ar
0biectpronouns
l\rlaking
telephone wil| spontaneous Telephone
expressions
decisionsand offers
Talkingaboutthe Revi;Wof píesent The weather
and clÍmate and pasttenses

l\'laking
compaíisons compaíatiVes productsand services
Comparlng
lrlakingchoices Superlatives Opinions
Checkingin for a flight Countable
anduncountable Airponlanguage

SuggestionsrShall l/we...? sequencing píiorities

anddiscussing

plans FuÍuÍewilh 9oin9 to 0b'ectives

Stayingat a hotel nave9aÍ HotelLanguage

Discussing
howbusiness Adverbsof mann€ Í performance
company
rs go ng
Discus5ing
salesand ordeís nuch/nany: q|]esÍions salesand ordeÍ5

Shopping thislthese, thatlthose Shoppinglanguage

 Welcome
Introdu.t|onsAtohab€ t Á-z

'Q !a 3 Pno uNc|ÁÍ|on

|'istenand r€ p eat.
say the alPhab€ t .

ABCDTFGHIJKIM
NOPORSTUVWXYI
Workwith a partn€ r . stud€ n t A says a l€ t téÍ
stud€ n t B pointsto it. Take|t in turns.
which lettorshav€ th€ sam€ sounds?Fill in
the chart.

AB IQ
L Y t./

4 Listen.Put the companlesIn the

oídeívou heaíthem.wr|tel-10 |n the box€ s .

!a 1 List€ n to |o€ and cláiíe me€ t ing at

the offl(es of ZY.
l á}TDK
claite |]a||o''n claiÍ€ l!'laÍtin'
,oe |]' 'm ]ooK€ n t. Niceto meetyou'
ClajÍe Nic'rto rneetyou'

@
|oe We|.omcto ZY systeíns'
tl
@
claiÍe Thanks' I l)
D PÍactisethe conversalionin páiÍs.Change Íoles.

c 2 tisten and fill in the gáps.

l.n
nice hi Im

l|olla.1 /i,
thanks welcome

an FieLd.
L]
@ tl
@ crc
Sally
|an
'1
r
. lln SallyWinters.
to me€ t you' sa||y'4
. IFK Cargo
lo NL'wYork.
Sally 5
n 1\nor I nlllAuto
d vocabulaÍypractice.-' Page 94, Exercise1.
 Wetcome1

4 List€ n again.Píactisé
sayingthe
(ompanyname5.

Thinkof mor€ (ompani€ s that use lettersfor lam (l'm) youa.e(youle)

thek names.StudentA says the companles heis (he'd sheis (sh€ o
and studentB wÍitesthen. changeÍoles. we are(Were) theyaíe(they'le)

E" 5 Listento |o€ intÍodüCing

the teamet ZY.Fill in the gaps.
claireto

-ah"'t píactice..' Page94' Ex€ í cise 2.

b GÍammaí
-"'r" ,h"-q
Practisé introductions.ljse th€ photos.
loé He||oeveryone.
Thisis claiíeMartin.
I s-r.ls fromlBL'1. Thisis .... He's/Shelfrom....
Claire,this is
PaulSampson.'z
Communications. commun|cat|on pÍa(t|c€1 ..' Pag€ 78.wot|t
Paul HelloClaire. |n groupgof thíeé'
loé And this is Anne Pol and DavidTam.
] fíomzY Desjgn' Jv|e.totherstudentsin th€ 8roupand
oavld Nice to meet you. lntrodu(estudents.
Ann. Hello. Hello/Hi.I'm.... Niceto meetyou.
sam And a Sam Pickand this is Thisis .... He's/She's
from....
Lata(ay' ' fíomlY Ho|dings'
so, o fíomNew Yoík,claire?
c|ik. Yes. Nice to meet you, eveÍyone. UsEFULLANGUÁGE

Hello/Hi.
Niceto meetyou.
Welcometo ....
Thanks.
|'msue Tayloí|'mfromTP software'
Thisis PeterElton.He'sfromLMS.

- ZYCommuni.ations
PaulSampson
 .J
Questionswith wherc ond ba

WheÍeareyou/they from?
wheÍe'she/shefrom?
(Whè ' s= Wherei5)
AreyoufÍomLondon?
ls he fromLondon?

d Glammarpractice..' Pa8e94, ExeÍclse

3.

! a Workwith a oaltner.can you gu€ s s whéí€

the peopl€ aÍefrom?
1 BradcarÍington á Bra,il
2 NansSchwartz b China
3 JanGrabowskl
4 ívlaÍia
Gon2ales d GeÍmany

!a 6 listen to the conv€ l sation. Fill in

tne gaps.
5 ShenLln
NathalieLemalre
€ Po|and
6 f Spain
7 Pedroda Silva 8 th€ tJK
I AlisonSmith h th€ UsA

David 5o, wip e 1e uob1 /r,rtt , r anp. 7 List€ n and checkyouíanswers'

cláiíe New YoÍk'
'z work with a pattn6r.Takeit in tuÍnsto a.k
David . The BigApplel
questionsaboutth€ peoplein 2a.
clairc YeslAnd you, David?Arel
A Where.s Bradcaíington from?
David No' 'm fÍomLille.ZY Design'in Lille' B He'sfrornthe tlSA.
clairc a . And !,rhere
s Paul from?
8 PnoNuNc|ÁÍ|ot{ List€ n to the
ls e fromLondon?
countriesin 2a.Writethemin the chart.
oavid Yes.

b PractisethéconveÍsationin Pairs. o Oo oO oOO oOOO

c Answerthe qu€ s tions.

1 Where'sDavidfrom? ftc',;li,n Li//,.
2 Where'sPauLfÍom?
3 Where'sclairefÍom?
4 WheÍe aÍeyoufÍom?

8l
 Welcome 1

! a Wherearethe cities?Fitlin the gaps.

'I\
I r"uh."*h "* *"., *"*
1 Toulon 5 r n o f F r a n c € , n e a í I \ 41a5e i | | e'
2 l\rlad
rid s i n the of Spdn.
3 Beltingl s i n the - of chlna.
4 Ch-"ster the of the UK, near ]v]anchelt€r'

ERANCE

Communication practice2.-t
Page 78. work with a PaÍtner

Do any citiésol í€ g ions in youÍ

countíyhav€ a different name or
píonUnciation in Engti5h?Write
and say their Englishnames.

Talk to oth€ l stud€ n ts in the

gÍoup.Find out where theyte

CHINA

USEFLJL LANGUAGE

l\4acau? WheÍe'5that?
|t'sln china,neaÍHongKong'
b 9 Listenand checkyour answeÍs.
Whereare yolrfrom?
c Vocabularypra(tice-.) Page 94, Exeícis€4. |.mfÍomBÍemen' in the noÍthof
Germany.
d Ask questionsabout cities in youÍcoÜntíyoí in otheÍcountries.
Testyour partner! Countries
BÍa2iI china France Germany
ot5''.t (neaÍ''' )'
B |t'slI th€ north/south/east/$]€ Poland Spaln the UK the USA

e Work with a paítneÍ.stud€ n t Á chooses a city fÍom3a.

Student B asks questions.Take it in turns.
A WheÍeaÍeyou from?
B Toulon.
A To!lon?WheÍe'5 that?
B t's in the soL]thoÍFrance,neal íMaÍs€ i Lle'
! a w.it" tt'" d.ints (a.f) undeíthe pictuleson th€ m€ n u.

a applejlice b coffee c icedtea d maneralwater e orangeiuice f tea

t '''\

Put the díinks und€ Í the coírect

5tres5 marks.
100 o4
.tt!!!!:
200 o 5Oo

I Ooo

10l
 WeLcome1

l0 Now list€ n to six Deoole.What drinks communication píactice3 ..' Page78.

(a-Í)from1a do they ask for? work with a pártn€ l .
1m 2fl r!
5! 6fl
4!
E" Howmanydrinksdo you knowin Enstish?
wíiteth€ m in the cháÍt.
10 Listen again. Write the drinks in
Drinks
the chaít.

Drinks

-/Íi
an

Usea beforeconsonants: a coÍÍee

Use at beforevowels:an orcnge
'urce

píáctice..' Page 94' Exercis€ 5.

Grammaí
b what'syourfavourite
drink?Ask otheístud€ n ts.
E. th€
lt
gaps.
list€ n to the conveÍsation.fitt in
USEFUL
LANGUAGE
'o€ , !!q,l/ you like a dlink'cLaire?
Wouldyou|ikea dÍink?
c|aire , , pleáse'could I havea
tea? Yes,please./ No,thanks.
loe Yes. lvlilk?Sugar? coLrldI havea/an'..,p|éase?
Claire Withmilk,r . No sugar. Yes./ Sure.
loe 0K. And Anne? lMilk?sugaí?
havean oÍange juice' Withmilk,please. No sugar.
please?
No sugar.
|oe suÍe'
Drinks
12 PRo|{U||.|AÍ|oN How do you say coffee tea (mineral) wateí
d and o' in these sentences?List€ n ánd oÉnge juice app|eiuice icedtea
íePeat.
,vote:Mínelalwaterconbe stilI
please?
1 cou|dI havea cofíee, orsparkUng.
couIdlhavemineÍaI water'please?
2 CouldI havean orangeiuice? stilloíspalkling?
/.n/

c Píactis€ saying the sentences.

vocabutarypractice-.' Page 94, ExeÍcise6.

 Numbers

E" 13 list€ n and reD€ a t th€ numbers. !a 14 Llstento fourconversations.

comPletethe telephonenÜmbeís.
012345
678910 1

b writethe numbeÍs
in th€ corÍect
boxes.
n 1*A 10
eight fiv€ fout nine on€ seven
six thlee two 2€ Í oloh

\'r
lFl( Cargo
TEL: 12 3t 4 5..)

Sussn Tqylor

Tell 0 632 7 49

12
 NumbeÍs2

b PÍadisesay|ngthe tetephonenumbersIn 2a' vo.abulary plactice -.' P.ge 94, ExeÍ.|se1.

C '..;: :t# rnoxutctlrto L|st€ n .nd Íepeat.
say the nümberson the büsiness.aÍd|n 3a'
Thénpra.üséthe conveísatíons ínpairs. Thetelephonenumber's....
I A What'syournumber? Themobilephonenumbeds....
-', Thefax number's..,.
B NlyphonenumbeÍ?
A YEs. Grámmalp].dice ..) Pat. 95' ExéÍc|se
2.
2 A l\,lyphonenumberltwo one two .,.
E a ...']?'tl !|steía|rdnatchthepalrs'
sory? 1 r.cane@ 5 ccs.fÍ
Two one two,., \
2 service@ b east.ip
\
3A Fiveeight? 3 k-suzuki@ . cnv.de
\
B No,d!! eight. 4 f_carlton@ \d orange'design.com
Right. 5 pÍince-l@ e u.matl.ru
so, two onetwo,six threeseven'fouÍ ó smirnov@ í netgate.co.uk
eightfivenine, PÍa.t|se
say|íttheena|laddresses
ln 4a.
B That'sright.
practl.o4' stÜd€ n tA -.'
commun|catlon
B ..) Pagé88.
P.ge78.stüdént
wlthwhrti myondWll
Questlons
l{hdr ,..?- Whatls ...? Talkto otheÍstudents.Rnd out the|r€ m all
addrcsseg.
What!youÍphonenumber?
'ily phonenumb€ f s01236868943.
liy phonenumb.Íl. w phone USEFULLANGUAGE
nunbarIt
Nunbets0-10
NotetYoucan saygh or 'rio fot 0 ln
phonenilmbers, o12 345
zeroloh on€ two three four five
678 910
slx seven elght ntne len

lf}m !kt.n to a teléphoíe

Conve6ation Telephone
nunbers
.nd wr|tethenumbeÍs. 578956fivesevenelghtnlneflvesix
44 fourfouror doublefour
60 slx zeroor six oh
orangeDesign'25woodstréet te|ephone numb€ ror phonenumber
N4anchester,
N4U29
6DL enail addrcsses
. 00t
- dash
Telephone:0l6l
_ underscore
Mobile phone:
@at

What'syourphone/ fax/ mobilephone

emailaddress: r.cane@orange-design.com numbe|?
What'syouremalladdress?
E" lE Listen and íep€ a t the nümbers. E" Match the paiís.

11 72 13 1.4 1.5 76 1 09.00 sevenpm / seveno'clock

in the evening
L7 18 19 20 30 40 2 I2.OO thÍe€ pm / threeo.c|ockin
50 51 ',l5.00
I elevenpm / eleveno'clock
19 P R o N u N C | Á T l o NL i s t e n a n d l e p e a l . at night
Practisesayingthe numbeí.. 4 19.00 d nineanr/ nin€ o'c|ockin
lne moínIng
'13
l0 5 21.00 mldnlght
40 ó 00'00 f midday/noon
15 50 7 13.00 fiVeaÍn/ fiVeo'cIockin
lne moÍnng
c practice.-tPage95,Exercise
vocabulary 3.
8 05.00 h one pm / one o'clockln
o work with a partner.studentA says á number the afteÍnoon
(11-59)and StudentB writesit. Takeit in tutns.
27 checkyour answeÍs.
List€ n and

a" 20 List€ n to the airpoÍtónnouncements.

Filtin the Ílighttimes.
r€ p eat.

Chicago O'Hare - Terminal5

Departures

LH 9]SB FRAIiKFURT14AIH 14:13

R0t'l8
BA Be9z LrtHooNHEATHRT]TJ
;
I'lx tBlz HEXTL0CITg
Í.B?á13 t,lADllIÜ
AA 1955 T|]RÚllToPEA|1s|]N ó

Workwith a paítnerstudentA says a time,then

stud€ n t B says the flight.changeroles.
A Fourteenthirteen.
B The f|ightto FíankfuÍt.
A That'5Íight.

.h
'ql
 Number2
s

. Mátch the times to the clocks. wÍitea-e in C practice..) Page 95, Exercise5.
GÍammar
th€ boxes.
TIMETABLE

O'HareAirport - TrainDepartures
l0:OO l0:08 10r15l0:21 l0rl0
l 0 :l U l 0 : 1 5 l 0 : 5 1
1100 ll:08 11:1511:21 ll:10
1 lr l 8 l l : 4 ! 1 1 : l!
1)r00 12:081115 12r21 1l:10
1 l :l B L2 : 4 ! 1 2 r t l
1 l |t'squart€ r pnsl clevcn'
l:00 L:08 l:lt 1r2l 1:10
2 lt s ten prsl twclvo. l:18 l:45 l:tl

] l's ílvelo e ghl work With a paÍtn€ l ' Look át the tim€ t able
4 l's qÜ.rlcrlo livo' Íoro'HaíéAiípoítstation. Píáctisethe
5 I s h a l ip a s rn f c . conversationfíom5a. ljse these times.
1 7A.tA 2 ).)\ l J.10 4 4.05
22 Listen and repeatthe qu€ s Úons 5 4.40 6 4.50
andthe times.
USEFUTLANGUAGE
what üm€ ...?
Nunbers11 59
Whattimeis it? 'tr 12 13 14 15
What'sthe time?(= Whatis lhe time?) eleven twe|Ve thirleen fourteenílfteen
't6
I7 18 't9
s xteen seventeenerghteennineteen
e pÍacti.e..')Pag€ 95' Exeícis€4.
Vocabulary
20 l0 40 50 51
practi(e5 ..) Page 79. Work
Communication twentv lh]Íty fo(V flfty

E. 23 Listento this Conv€ í sationát o'HaÍ€

AirpoÍtstation.
Whattimeis ll? / Whafs lhe time?

Whattimes the nexttrain?/ When'sthe

a Excuseme, what's the time? nexttrain?
B lts qLrarter
past tari, It'sat fouÍteenthiÍty.
Á when's the next tÍain?
in the moÍning/afternoon/evening
B |t'sat ten twentylhÍe!.
at night
A OK. Thanks.

in paiÍ5.
Píactiseth€ ConveÍsation

when,.,?
I
: Wheni5.''?
whén's...?

15
E" 24 Listenand íepéat
thénumbers.
60 70 80 90 100 CaftÉ
vocabularypractlce-t Paga95, Exerclaa6.
work with a partnelstudentA says . numb€ r
(t-100)and studentB wr|t€ s |t.Takeit in turns.

@" whst's the cÚrÍency |n yoÚícoÚntry?Howdo

you say it in Engllsh?
DuÍgeÍ
Howmuchis a B|gMac |í youÍcoüntÍy?
25 Llstento the prl..s. filt In the gaps
Itottlog
In the Blg iiia. Inder. Sonduiches Chips
Beef
Solod
Cheese
BigMacindex ondTomoto
Country BigM.( pri(€ BigMaCpÍi(e €99
in do||aÍs Tuno
USA Í2'51 s2.51 Chichen
BÍaz
I Íea|2.95 ,s1,65
China yuan9.90 Í1.20
12-52 E a wí|tethefoodfÍomthemenu|nthecha.L
Germany € 2 .55 12.37
nary € , 2.32 t2.16
t294
zloty5.50 $1.28
Spain e2.25 Í2'09
swaEeand 5íÍ
5'm .Í

U( tf Í3.00 b 26 pRo u crlirora Llstenand ffll ln

théch.rt w|ththe woÍdsÍÍom3a.

work w|tha parlneÍ. Take|t |n tlrns to a.k

questlonsaboutthe prlaesof Big Macs.
Aísw€ Í in doltars.
A Howmuchi5 a Big ívlacin Geímany?
B |t5two dollarsthiÍtyseven.

'l
 Number2
s

28 Listen and repeat thes€ phrases

from the conveísations.
How muchis that?
Anythingelse?

29 Pio urrcr^TroNHow do you say

the s sounds?Listenand repeat.Fill in
the chart.
singular (a/an) Plural (t!,vo,thÍee)
i/i itr I
t hotdog holdogs l V'
2 buÍger buÍgers L] l.l
3 sandwich sand!!iches rl !u
4 Salad salads L] n!
5 dÍ|nk drinks ll t]!
lt tl!
7 t€ a teas t ln
!. 27 list€ n to peopl€ buyingsnacks I 0range)urce orangelurces !n
and drinks.F|lt|n th€ gaps. d practice.-' Page 95, Ex€ r cis€ 7.
GÍammaÍ
1 A CoLrld haveat h/t1-,t,! , please?
I A n y t h i n ge l s e ? e Practiselhe conversations
in 4a in pairs,
A l]m '.' y€5, and a 2
B T h a l ' s f o u íe U r o ! 1
communi(ation 6 -.>Page 79. woÍk
pÍa(tice
please, with a pa|tneí

B Thanks. USEFULLANGUAGE

B
Yes,please.And two ó 60 to 80
muchis that? sixty seventy eighty
B lJm ...eight7 90 1OO
3
oK' eightdol|aÍs ninety a/onehundí€ d
]A , please.And

B Anylhingelse? $ = dollat € = euío

No, thanks. € = pound
B O K .T h a l ' s ' 1 pounds Buying food
Could I have two coffeesand
hotdogs,please?
Anythingelse?
No, thanks.
a sandwi(h) two sandwiches How Ínuchjs that?
a coffee ) thíeecoffees TWelVeeuÍo5síxty,please'
Jl á Match th€ words to the ohotos 1-6'

rrorcr* *." *","no*" .noo

Faltory

tl
7
ft, Í'"
I -"lr
-l*;f'l l-x+

56

b in th€ chart.some iobs matchto moÍethanon€ woíkplace.

Mat(hthe iobs to the woíkplaces

accountant per5onalassistantengineer manageÍ receptionist

salesassistant technician designeí

c 30 tisten and í€ p eet the iobs in 1b.

o VocabulaÍy
practice.-' Page 95, Exercise1.
 Work 3

e 31 Listen to two people talking about 32 PRoNUNc|AT|ol{ How do you sáy

their tobs. Fill in the chart. doyou in thesequestions?Listenand í€ p ea|.
Íh€ n practisesayingthe questionsin 2a.
1 Whatdo yolrdo?
tlir
2 Wheredo you Woík?

I liv. in London.
I workfoÍBDA'
Questions
Wheredo you woÍk?
Do you liv€ in Palis?

d ..' Page 95, Exercise2'

GlammarpÍactice

conmUnication pÍactice 7. studenlA '-'

Page 79. Sludent B -.r Page 88.

Talk to oth€ r students'Ask them about th€ i r

iob and company.

f comPletethe sentenc€ s 50 th€ y aÍetrue USEFIJL

LANGLJAGE
for you. Th€ n pra.tis€ saying them.
l I workÍor
|'ma manageíreceptionist/technician.
2 Ima/an
l'm an áccountan|/a55istant/en8ineeí.
I work in a/an
4 | l i v ei n Whatcompanydo you work for?
I work foíWi|sonPartners.

tt a matcnthequ€ s tionsandanswers
flomthe
WheÍedo you work?
conversátionin le. writ€ a-d in the botes.
IWoÍkin Bilbao,Ínspáin.
r ['] whar rtoyou dot I woÍkin a factory/hoteVlab/shop'
2 . WhatcoÍnpany do you woÍkÍor? Wheíedo you live?
3 l ] WheÍedo you Work] I live in Tokyo.

I [ ] oo you live in Boston?

a ]Íexch€ m icaIs'
b Imanarcountant.

d n a íactoryin Boston-

]1 LÍst€ n againand checkyour answ€ í s.

 andq!ésl|ons(h.lshellt lÍ.eJth.y)
krs€nt s|mple!pos|t|ve

H|thnÚmbeÍs'
de.ln.ls BÚs|ness
Y€ Í bs .nd nouns

! a n""d th" aboutGor.n Tat|é.

A.e thes€
génten.és".d.le
tÍue(o or f.ls€ (F)?
1 GoÍanTatiecom€ s fromGermany'
2 He ownsall of the orionGroup.
3 Hehas5o,oooemploy€ e s'
4 orion compani€ sbuy steelfíom
in WestelnEuíope.
supp|ieÍs
Theysellsteeltocustomeí5
inWegteln
Europe. ! Mr 1b'tiTole'Ú ha]fof the orion
They make steel a||ovel the WoÍld.
b vocabulaíypÍactic€-.' Pag€ 96, Ex€ r (is€ 3.
!a Réadth. art|.leaboutGoraíTat|é
fflt |n the t.ps w|ththe CorÍect
ata|n.Then
nÚmbers.
on€ two three flve six thlrty fifty
hundred thousand million blllion polnt
GoranTatió
! Multi nillionail€ GoBn tbtió
! bjwf 38 y€arc old. He come3
from spüt in croatia' but today
! he live6in Viclorie, Awtr3lia
and ha8 Áu8halian naiionality'
omup. (Hb colleague,Jsmes
! BeÍneÍd.ownr th€ other 50%)'
ofion címpanieshavetob'l
Ealmof about$3 billion a year,and about50,000people
work |oÍthe 8roup'
orion Group companiesbuy st€el fÍom3uPpii€rs in Bussia'
Eastern Buropeand Korea and sell it a over th€ world,
They buy and sell 2'5 mil]ion tonnffi a yeal' Th€y also
make8téelin a numbel of fá.|orie8in Russia'

GolanTatiiis ''.tlú:t.u
'''..'
y€ a rs old'
Totalsalesare dollaÍs
a year
Orioncompanieshave
people.
oíioncompaniessell
tonnesoÍstee|a year'
5 GoranTatiaandlamesBernard own
peícent
of oíion.
33 L|stenand Ch€ c k yo|,ransw€ l s.
vocabularypractice.-, Page9ó, Exorcise4.
d ,4 l|stenand rcpeal Practls€ say|Íg
th€ numberswlth a paítn€ í .
400 850 65,000 270,000 3.2million
ó.8 bilIion

zol

E" thé
35 Listenand repeatthe sentenc€ s in
grammaíbox'
Presentsinple: positive
Theyownthe company.
Heownsfiftypercentof the company.
Theverbhave is irregular:
Theyhavafactoiesin Russia.
HehasAustÍaljan nationality.
GrammaÍpÍactic€ -.' Page 9ó, Exercise5.
36 Pno Ut|c|ÁT|o L|stenand r€ p eat
the vérbs.Th€ n í|ll |n the chaÍt'
lives works has buys sells
makes owns
!. 37 ,an€ Ross'fÍomcentroPumpsuK,
is visitingMetaLln,a supplierin Hamburg.
Listento her conveísat|onwith FrankAÍzt'
Metal|n,s factorymanager. Are thes€
senteí.estrue (Í)or false (F)?
Metalinbuyssteelirom a supplieÍ.
Metalinhas a factoryin China.
MetaLinhas customeÍ5 in a number
Work3
I tonnesof steel
you hear.
List.n again.wÍltethe numbeÍs
2 products
1 7oolsa|esarein Geímany
37 Listenagain.underlineth€ coÍÍe.t woÍds
|nthe questionsfÍomth€ conv€ r sation.
1 Wheredo/doesyoursÍee|comefcones f|om?
2 whete doldoeswe bur'lbuysiI?
3 DolDoesft comefcones ftomGetmany?
4 Wheledo/doés youse//Aellsyourproducts?
38 PRot|Ut|c|AT|oÍ|LlstenaÍd í€ p eat the
questionsin 4c. Howdo we say do aÍd does?
Prcsentsímple:questions
Whatdo you selt?
Do theyhavecustomelsin Chlna?
Wheredoe! she aomafrom?
Doéshe ownthe company?
€ Grammarpíactic€ ..' Page96, ExeÍcise
6.
wolk wlth a partn€ í Ask and answer
questionsaboutGoranTatla.
Where''.comefrom? Wheíe... live?
Whatcompany,,. own?
communication píactice8. studentÁ -.'
Pagé79. stud€ n t B ..' Page88.
LANGUAGE
USEFUL
My colleaguecomesfromGermany.
Theybuysteelfromsuppliersin Russia.
Theyhavefactoriesin China.
Wesell this pÍoduct
all overthe world.
Heownsthecompany.
1heymakecomput€ rsoftware.
High nunbers and decinals
25o = two hundÍed and fifty
=
12,ooo twelvethousand
! 5o,ooo= fiftythousand
! 2.5million= twopointfivemilljon
3 billion= threebillion
!
E" 39 Listen. Match a-g to the photos.
havelunch b havedinner
have breakfast d have a break
finishwoÍk f staÍtwork g get up
b woíkwith a partner.Talkaboutthe peopl€ in
the photos.
A Whattimedoes he/sheget up?Whendo€ s
he/shehave breakfast?
B He/Shegetsup / has breakfast
at ...

c Vocabutarypractice-.t Page 96, Exercige7.

d woÍk with a Paítneí Tatk about youí daily routine.

A Whattime/ Whendo you get up?
B I get up at 7.10.

! E" 40 List€ n to this conversationabout daily

routines.Are th€ s e sentencestrue (D oÍ false (É)?
6 . 1 5a m 7.10am
1 lt's8.10am. trl
2 Thernanis flveminutes late. n
I Themanhasa coffee. t ]
4 Theman5taÍt5 n]orkat 1o'ooam. |]
5 Thebossfinishes at 4.ooprn. ll

-,-!F
9.00im 1 2 . 1 0p m

1.00pnr 5.10prn

40 Listenagain.Filtin the gaps in theae

politephrases.
I Good
2 soÍry|'m
3 ploo|eÍn'

7.3Oprn

,I
 Work 3

Look at thes€ sentencesfrom the

conversation.Filt in the gapa with
E" WoÍkwith a oartn€ í . Read the article about mealtimes.
Which two statementsaíe not tíu€ ?
negaüves,

I lou.rt, aona i*a

"r"*t
rsnl

1 lt /i/,7 late.
MeattÍme?
1-i
2 Im a m o r n r npge r s o n . lt,snoonGreenWich M€ a ntjmp:12.o0jn the
t We work lalc, U(, 7.00am on the USeastcoastand5.30pmin Indja.
But is jt lunchtimejn London'bleakíast tjmein 8o'ton
4 We eveningp€ o p|e'
anddinneÍ timein DeLhj? l4eattimes
aroUnd theworrodte
5 íMybo55 a moíningp€ Í soll' as d ffp'pntas Japaap\p rusl'iandrwisscr.epsp.
6 H€ havelunch'
Peopt€jn spainhavedinner[dte'Theyeat at about
4t List€ n and ch€ c k yoUl nineottockor ten ottockin the€ V ening.
an.w€ Í s. PÍactisesaying the s€ n tences Peoplein the UK hdvea bjgbreakfdst' w]thbaconénd
eqq5,andthenth€ y don,tedtlunch'
Workers jn FÍance hdvea tonglunchbreak.Theyhave
42 PRol{Uí{c|ÁT|ol|Listen to the
between onedrd two hoursto eat.
Woíds.oo they have one syllable (o) oí
In the L]sA,.l lot of peoplejult havehatían hoL]Í
two (oo) ?
foÍUnch,éndenta sandw]ch in theoffico-
o oo
In switzeíLand' peoplestaítwoÍka| 7'00am andhave
1 not 11) breakfastin the office.
2 aren't
And]nJapan,a lot of manaqeu havedinn€ l jn the
3 rsnl t evening,.nd !h€ go backto tho off]co'
L]
5 don't L
43 Now (ist€ n to six peopLetalking about
Presentsimple: negative ch€ C k your
mealtim€ s and routinesin theircountrie5.

DE
I'mnota morningperson, Tatkaboutroutinesin youÍcountryand any oth€ l
Youaren'tlate, countriesyou know well.
Helsnt late. WhatliÍ]edo peopLestirl WoÍk?
Do theyst.rt € a rly.
Whattlmedo theyhavc lun.h?
Otherverbs Do theyhavc coÍfee bÍoilks?
Theydon'tworklate. Whattlmedo theyfinishwork?Do peopleworklale?
she do€ s n't staÍteaíly. timedo p€ o pIe havedinner?
\ryhát

USEFUL LANGUAGE
f Grammar pra(tice.->
Page96,
Whattimedo you starvíinish
work?
Exercise8,
Whattimedo you havebÍeakfast/lunch/dinneÍ?
commUnication píactice9..') Page 79. get up eaÍly.
|startWoÍkat /'45.
work with a paÍtn€ r '
I don'twork late.| finishat 5.00.
We don't have coffeebreaks.

Janstartsworkat 2.00pm. She stansafterlunch.

A|anfinisheswoÍkat 10.]0am' He finjshe5beforeIunch'

2)
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E" 44 NeiLLeeman phones Tina car€ y ,

a colleague. Listen to the conversationand
El a Readthe article.what is Netlingo?

answerthe questions.
1 What'sNeil'spÍobl€ m ?
2 Wherecan Neili]ndthe answeÍ?

b 44 Listen again. Fill in the gaps in the

sentences.
hal docs tl)e'e'stanclli)r iD emilil ?
know mean spell standfoí think Whal does com'rncanlWhat doe.
understand 'WWw'stanCl
Íbr,llfyou don't undclstand 1hc
lan8uasc ol.thc IntcÍl)ctand e.busjness,the
't a o r ' , , t , , / ,' t , t , , / d n d o b" . i , I o n o -
answersare at netltngo,coln,
pagesix.
2 ltl salesjargon.Whatdoes it 'Ihe
Netl,ingowebsitehas an online dictionary
With tlrousands oflvords' fronr ú' to Zip.
I Good question. don't
4 DoesB 'business'?
5 I'mnotsure,but its
netLingo
dotcom.
6 Howdo you 'netllngo'?

. '''>Page96, Ex€ Í (ise l.

vocabÜlatypÍaCtiCe
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4

work with a partneí Ask and answer

questions aboutth€ woÍd5and abbreviations
at the top of the aíticle.
couldyou spellthat,p|eáse?
A W h a td o e s . . m
. ean?
B (|think)'..m€ a ns..' (but 'm not sure).
A Whatdoes ''. standfoí?
B don'tknow / t standsfor.... d Grammaípíactice.'')Page97' Exercise2.

E. 4t Listen to lieil Leeman speaking

to á Customeron the t€ l ephon€ . compl€ t e
Communic.tion practice10. StudentA .,
Page 80. Student B .>Page 88.
the foíÍn.
E" Do€ s youÍlanguag€ u9eEnglishwords?
Writ€ somewoídsin the chart.
B Customer

Namot Lnrl,r
co'npUt€ r /|nleÍnet
wods
l
Company:

45 List€ n again and complete the

conv€ í sation.what questions do€ s N€ i l ask
to g€ t th€ customerinfolmationÍight? Discussyour wolds with a partn€ r . How do
(ustomerMy ndrp! | ,'J.,<,ir,n. \on A_d li you say them in youÍ|anguage?How do you
kom Hugh€ s nr!r.ll.c. say them in English?
eil soÍry?l
USEFULLANGUAGE
CustoneÍLindasammeÍson.
s A doubIe]ME R
S O,N. W h a td o e s ' w e b ' m e a n 7
It means.InteÍnet'.
W h a td o e s . e ' s l a n fdo Í ?
tustom€ l soÍry's.A doubl€ l'4 E R s o N- It standsfor'electronic'.
Iteil SAdoubleM.E.R.S.o.N. How do you spell.InteÍnet'?
custom€ r That,sright'And |'rníromHughes
nsuíance' ldon't understand.Whatdoes this mean?
tleil Hughes? r I don'tknow / |'mnot suÍe'/ |think it
means,...
c u s t o m € rH U G H E S . soÍry?could yoU say thátágain?
l{ell H'U.G.H-E S.
Couldyou speakslowly,please?
cuslomerThát'sright'
Ne|l 0K' We||.ll.dn|\vPly r.' Ío|yo-.
call. 'll check...

46 Listen and r€ p eat the questions

fíomth€ conversation.

I z,;
E" 47 Listen to the peopl€ talking about
€ m ail at work' Fitl in the gaps.
oÜ B

read íeceive send WÍite

couÍse
subjectI EngIishtíaining
t emailsa day,to
.s,u,t ten to Íifteen
colleaguesandfriends.
2 | aboutthiÍty oÍfortymessages
a day,fÍomcolleagues andcustomeÍs. Twopeop]efroÍncc soÍtwaÍe ta|ywou|d|ikelo go
in English. tolhe'WíleEng|ish'train ngcouÍse. Theyaresi|Via
3 | don't messages
Lard. an assislantat ouf ofÍicein Ív]i|an'
and Antono
4 | ernailsin English.
I understand Amatothemanageí of |heRomeoÍíce
about50%.
Besl Íegards
WoÍkwith a paítneí. Ta(kaboutemailsin youí
iob, usingthe veÍbsin la.
- cc softwaÍeta|y
HumanResources|Manager
Sa woíkin paiÍs.Readthe emails.who wouldlike
to go to th€ hainin8couíseand whataÍetheir
m'loÍo@cc.s.it
TeL:+3902449690791,
extension22
t€ l ephone numbers?
vocabularypractice.-' Page97, Exeícise3.
Readthe emaik and undeÍl|ne all the
poss€ s siv€ adiectivesfromthe box'

IJ!tJ
o8 B
ootr
os B E]
o ToÍo
To| |v]aÍ
Frcm:Sl]sanneF|oÍe
To: a]lmanageÍs andassistánls subjeciI emaiIaddressesandextensionnUmbeís
From:susann€ FoÍe TÍaining N,'|anager-
cc
softwaÍe (Geneva)
Inl€ Í naIiona| DeaÍN4Í
ToÍo
subj€ c t: Eng|ishtrainng course Thankyouforyo!Ímessage's |ViaLaÍdiand
AntonioAmatoare we|coíne on ihe couÍse
Do you sendandíeceiveema s ]nÉngish? cou]dyousendtheireí'rái|addÍesses and
Do you readandwíiteíeportsin Eng|ish? exlensionn!mbers?
.Wrle Eng|ish,s a tíaningcourseÍorcc
Besl regaíds
Softwáre'smanageÍs and!]]9i!assistanls.
The couíses at oUíheadoÍficein Geneva'
cc soilwareInternationa
Trainlng|ManageÍ-
s,íoÍe@cc.s'ch
Telr+412290887250,extenslon165
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4

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Wher€ ' sAndíew'soffice?

WháfsTom'snumber?
(Use's withpeople.)
S u b j e c t r e m a r l a d d r e s saensd e x t e n so n n u m b e r s He'sthe manageroÍthe Romeomce.
What'sthe numbeÍ of the London
DeaÍ
susanne office?
luse of with ploces.)
S i V a L a Í ds e m a a d d r e s s s a r d @ c c s | 1 H e r
p h o n en u m b e rs + 3 90 2 4 4 9 6 9 0 7 9 1e.x l e n so n 3 4

A r l o . i oA . r ' | | o ' 1s l d . e \ s i s á 1 | o a i o' ' n ' | | o c D '. \

l d o nt h a v eh i s e x l e n s i o nn u m b e rb L r tl h e n u n r b e r comptete 1-5. lJse ,5 or of Refeíto the
oÍlhe Romo off|ce s +39 06049509267 emails'ií n€ c éssaÍy.
Regards 1, +)9 02449690791,extensron l4
\,th t ' , , . t t ,',,t|"'
14,
2 antorio.anJlo@cc
s. I

3 +39a6049|]o9)ó/
Thi i5
4 |aÍdi@cc
s' l
Tli i5
4a List€ n and Í€ p eat the sent€ n c€ s in 5 +41?29088/r!0.extension165
the gíammaÍbox.

GrammarPÍactice.-)Page 97' Exercise4.

Possessiveodjectives
Wolk with a páÍtn€ l .Ask qu€ s tions ábout
lWorkhere.This is my office. the emaits.
Wheredo you work?Where'syoor Wl . . .. p h o rL.l p p\lp--io, nL.bp,
offlce? "l-

Tomworks here.This is hls offlce.

Diana\aorkshere'This i5 her otÍice' pÍactice
communicalion 11'studentA '.')
Thecompanyhas its omcein Berlin. Page80.StudentB .-) Page89.
We workhere.This is our omce.
They WorkheÍe.This i5 the|íoff]ce.
USEFUL
LANGUAGE

to WÍite/s€ nad messa8eto (som€ o n€ )

to read/Íeceivea messagefrom (son]eone)
Writinq enoils or Íaxes
Dear ['lí[,lssmith'
(]ohnsmith = [4ÍiJi||srnith= [4s)
Regards, / BestíegaÍd5,
C o u l dy o u s e n d . .?.

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t,/

@ @!ry949 91o.r9.o,-5!rE!!:!!1!,
E a Talkto a paÍtneÍ;
Do you reada lot of books?
Wheredo youbuythem?
WhatsoÍtof musicdo you like?
Wheredo youbuyyourCDs?
Wheredo you bookyouÍ
holidays/flights?
Readaboutthe websltes.0o you
use thesewebsites?
R€ a d aboutthe companiesaga|n,
and ffll In the gap5.Usea
dictlonaryto help you.
computer coPY download
files print save softwate
book
Youreade.bookson a
t!at!l1a!t!!:.
AdobeReader is
customeE ,' Ílusicfrom
itunes.
lTunesdoesn't sellsongson CDs.
Thesongsarecomputer
lf youdownload a flle,you
it on yout computer's
haÍddlive'
iTunescustomers.....
musjcfÍomtheiÍcomputers to
CDs.
iTunessellsc0 coversto
download and ...... on
papeí
8 You can easyJetflights
by phoneor online.
49 Listenand checkyouÍ
answers.
vocabulaÍy píactice-.) Pagé97l
ExeÍCise5.
833
amazoncouk
AnrizoIl se||sbooksandhundÍ6ds of
otherproducts. You pay by cr€ d it ca|d
andAmazonsendsyourpÍoducts by
marl.You can also download
's.books.toreadon yourcompuléÍ
(withAdobeRsadersoftwaÍe)'
Q l ..rll l í]ad . hook.j I t|on l
hrv. Adobc R.nrl.r llow
r i L r . l rr s l ' l W l i { r r 0 . J l
A: Adobe Readoí.sfree'You can down|oad
the softwar€ Íromthe Amazon or
Ú,'"".'..".
At rfuri(,syoucan downloadmusic,
The sile has 700,000songs.You can
savelhe musicon yourcomputoior copy
theÍ|esto a cD' And customerccan down|oad
and píintcD coverc'
Q: c.lll I nl.kc lwo TÍt|]lcc copi(]s ol cDs?
A: |f th€ cDs aréfor you, yes. But you can't give or Be|l
copies to otherpeople.
at easyjci .on]' You pay by
YoUcan bookan € a syJel Í|ight
Youcan a|sobookby phone'butif youdo lt on
cÍgdilcard.
yousave€ 1 4.
th€ |nteínet
Q Do ú 1 r ' i V . t r y p ] . | ] ( ]( i c k e t s b y r n á i ] ?
A: No. easyJet doesn'thavetickets.You jusl get
a referencenumber.
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4

E a Réadthe textagain.|JndeÍliné
the coííect
words
in the sentences.
7 yo\r9!|I/can,tbuy books fíomAmazon.
2 yo\rcon/.an't|ead e.books WithAdobe softWaÍe.
3 you poy/don'tpay foíAdobe Readeí
4 \ou con/con'tbuy sgngs frornitunes.
5 You can/con'tbuy cDs fÍomiTunes'
6 easyletflightsa/e/orert free on the Internet.
7 easy)elpints/doesn't prlnf tickets.
50 Listenagainandansweíthe
questions.
1 What'sthenameof thetraincompany?
2 Whatcountry is thecompany in?
3 Canyoureadthewebsite in English?
4 cán you pay for ticketsby cÍeditcáÍd?
5 canyouíeceive ticketsby mailjn theUK?
51 PRot|Ut|c|ÁI|oNListenand repeat
th€ s e phrasesfÍomthe conversation.
How
do you say ía' and can'tin the sentencés'
I Youcanbookon theInternet.

2 And can.youpay by cíeditcard?

Youaanbuy booksfromAmazon. /krnjut
customérs
can downloadmusicfrom 3 Youcan'treceive .
tickets...
iTunes. /katnt/
Negotive
commUn|cationpract|ce12.stud€ n t A .'
Hecan'treadthe file.
Pagéa0. studentB ..' Page89.
YoucarftcopyCDs,

Que5fiors Thlíkabouta web9|té you know.Make

Canyoubuyproductsfromthe website? notesaboutwhatyou can use it for.Talk
WhatCancustomeÍ5 to youl páÍtn€ Íaboutit. Ask youÍpartner
buy?
quest|onsabouta websitethéyuse.
v.lheíe
c.n l buy cDs?

\ISETULLNNGUNGE

E a
pra(tice-' Page97' tx€ Í Cise6'
b GÍammaÍ

50 listen to this conversatlon aboutbooking

r> I can openthe nle,but I can't
readit,

al
,
Thiscomputerhas Frenchand
tÍa|n
tick€ t s online.what'sthe webs|teaddress?
v,)

I "'t
Germansoftwarc,

E Youcansavephotoson the
computet

E Youcan printdocuments
photoson papeÍ.
and

F I copyall fllesontoa CD.

.t* t tr.ü Youcandownloadthe software

fromthelnternet.

fl
 Places
I
Business
faciliti€ 5

ná

( íf-.

rneEmirates
Towers Hotel
meansbusiness

!a Mátch th€ s e woídsfíomthe afti(le to the photos.

lJse a dictionaryto heLpyou. r o o m a r t h oh o t c l T A r e
T o w e 6H o l c l i n D u b a i ,
theresiustoneanswer:
t h e r et a b l . sr n d . h a i B T
We needr photocopy T h et m i r a t e s ' l o w e 6i !
chair faxmachine laptop meetingÍoom
phone photocopier photocopy
powersocket printeÍ table flip chaÍt p h o t o c r p i e rCTa nw e
use the fax machineT w h e r e ' Y e íi s n ' t j u í a
l n e e d t o m a k ca p h o n e
52 check youíansweÍs.
listen and call. Are thcre power strateily( We don t say
ÍePeat.

R€ a d the adcle and answ€ r the questions. b u s i n e $l a ( i l i t i e sa r e

GiveoxaÍnpIe5'
1 Whatare.businessfac]lities'? the.e atthe Emi.ates
To'leÍsNote|? Therear€ a thousand ToweB?The answer is,
2 Whereis the Ern]rates
t h e h o t e l d o e s nt j u s t (
3 what group is the hotel f?
haw businessfacilities
4 Whatis the group'sbu5ine55 5tÍategy? hotels.At th€ Emirates it Úa businessfaci|ity
5 Doesthe hotclhavegood businessiaclLities?
 P l a c e s5

practice.-)Page 97, Ex€ í cis€ 1.

d vocabulary d practice.-' Page 98' Exercise2'
GÍammaí

E" 53 Lislenlo the conversation between

a Customerand a receptionistat the HoÍizon
E" Make verbs flom th€ undeÍlinednouns and fitl
in the gaps in As sentences.Use a dictionary
Hotel.can the man send and r€ c eive emáils to help you.
at the hotel? 1 A 1 need to l,h.trirl'!/ Íhis'cou|d I Use
th€ photocopier?
B Yes,
2 A needto my ássistant'can
makea phonecal|fÍomhere?
B Yes,
] A Ine€d to this to my offlce.
Could use the fax machine?
B Yes,
this Ílle.can send
ernai15 fromthis compLrteÍ]
53 List€ n again. what faciLitiesare B YES,
theÍein the hotel bu5ine55centre? TiCk ('/)
5 A nrpIo J'op/o hi\fl'.
the boxes,
| 5t h e r ea p Í i n t eI rc a n U s e ?
1 me€ t ]ngroorn5 /) B Yes,
2 Photocopier
] tax mdcirll€ D 55 Now listenand fill in B's repti€ s .

C Practis€ th€ conveÍsation5in 3a.

t phones
i n€ed (to)

(need+to+yerb)
54 PRot{ul|clATloN
list€ n and Íep€ a t' needto photocopythis.
Therear€ mectin8rooms.
lneed + noun)
I needa copyof this.
Theres a photocopicr.

Arether€ power50.keis?

s therea phonesock€ t ? d Grammarpractice-.t Page 98, Exercise3.

communi(ation practi.e1]. stÜd€ n t A ..')

Page 80. Student B .-) Page 89.
i thereis/à

Singular: There'sa photocopierin my USEFULLANGUAGE

office.(There's= Thereis)
Plural: Ther€ are two píinteísin
the office.
QuesÍlorls]|s thele a fax machine
here?Are there computers
at the hotel?
/V€ g otivej There isnt/arentphones in
the meetingrooms.
I needto makea phonecall.Can I use
the phonein the meetingroom?
|s thelea powersocketlor Ínylaptop?
I needto píintthis page'Do you have
a pÍinter?
I needto photocopy this.|5theÍea
photocopieÍ heÍe?
You can faxit. We havea fax machine.
 The seniormrnrrgement oÍtlces in theair)at levek4l and42.
jre on lcvel8ó o|thebuilding'
Thercrrcr 2 cntrances/
cxitsronc ol1thc Sroundnoor Therearej windows
one on the Íirstfloor in the building.
Theretlre88 Íloorsin th. Therearea flishtsof
buildins abovegroundlevcl.
The basementhrs íourlevels.
Thc buildins has5 lifis.
Thereis i lky bridge'('rcorridor

E a Mat.h the woídsto th€ buttons|n th€ tlft.

basement fifth fiíst fouíth

ground s€ c ond sixth thild

6
5
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57 check your answeÍs.L|stenand rep.al

|.ookat the fa.& & FÍgu|esa$aht..F|tt|n th€ gaps in

these sentences.
The entrances to the Petronas
Toweísale on the
' t!!11',,,,ta^d ' floors.
A.sky bíidge'links
the two towerson the
foÍty-] and forty.4 floors'
PeÍonasl s€ n ior manageÍshave their officeson
the eighty't floor,
a work with a partn€ . ' can you .ompl€ t € the
Ía.ts& Flg{,resaboutthe PetronasTowerswith Odinol nunbeB
th€ s e nUmbers?
1st = fií9t 5th = llfth 9th = ninth
2 76 765 1,8oo 32,ooo 2nd= second 6th = sixth 10th= tenth
3rd= third 7th = seventh 11th= eleventh
4th = fouÍh 8th = eishth 12th= twelfrh...
'6 list€ n and checkvouÍansweís.
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0 practice.-)Page 98, ExeÍcise

vocabulary 4. on the right']u5(afleíthe lift.
b t's oveÍthere'Th€ filst door on the Íight'
Talkaboutyour office.
t's just pastth€ st3irs'The thirddooÍon
Theofiic€ btrilding
has ...floors.Our officeis the right.
Go thíoughthe doorsat the end' and
Th€ entran.€ i5 on thc ,,.floor thcyle on the righl.
Th€ Í e\ a / TheÍeale ''. r f r ( s ) .
Go to the end of lhe coÍridor' throughth€
doo15,and tuÍnleft'
! a Matchthe wordsto th€ signs.
óo Listen and check youÍansw€ t s.
litt stairs

MtrEtr
Í vocabularypÍactice.'.'Page 98, txer.ise 5.

ó1 Listen and r€ p € a t the dilections.

1 Thcyte on th€ right'
2 lt s iust pastlhe slairs.
1 l,li 2 ) 4
] Go throughthe dooís.
'8 Ask where 1-4 ar€ . Listen and 4 Go to the end of lho .orridor
repeatthe questions.
work v.ith a paítneíTake it in turns to ask
59 Listen to the p€ o ple asking for and answ€ Í th€ qu€ s tions in ]d.
dií€ c tions.li\lhataÍethey looking for?
1 'r/7 3

Go thíoughthe dooí5.Tum right'

Lookat théoffic€ Plan. can you mat(h the
qu.stionsánd answeÍs?WÍit€ a.€ in
theboxés.

practice''.' Page 98' Exerciseó.

GrammaÍ

fl a,.r' commUnitationpíactice14. studentA.'.'

Pagea1. StudentB . ) Page89.

USEFULLANGUAGE

IL Excuseme. Where's,,.?

.
tl
-Jl
|tl on the gíound/fiÍst^econd ''. floor'
I |t'sovel theíe'
|tl just pastthe lift,on the íight'
Go to the end of the coíidot
Go throuBhthe doors.
a
U
TuÍnright/left.

(he l]ft?
1 Excus€ me.WheÍe's I/,)
2 Excuseme.Whereare the stalrs?

3 Where's
the compuleÍ
loom? ll
4 Wheíe's
the dr]nksrna.hine? L]
arethe toilel5'pIease?
5 WheÍe

Ill
 a wlere are the PropeÍties
in the two adverts?
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12 apartmenG,centralsydn€ y ' studio,1' 2

and 3 bedrcoms'Toptwo í100.s
2 5 t h ) on
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PÍice5f.om s480,0oo'
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po
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tha
GoldCoastnearBrisbane PK
lsumm€ Í3o.c, winter20.'c)'19thcent!ry
bathÍooms (upía|ís
hous€ ' 6 bedÍooms,2 tn
anddownstair',largelivinqíoom165m1,
Ú|tn
modelnkllchen'9ála9e Galden3'l00 m. Fol
or
pool BeaurrlLrlvrew Tasmansea
swrmm,nq a!
pr(
$1.6mittion.
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Íindwordsií the advert9to matchthe F|ndadiectivesin théadveítsw|tha sim|lar

photos1-8. U5€ á d|ct|onary
to help you. meanlng.
62 checkyouíanswers.Listenand
repeat, 2 0rg

pÍa(tice.-,
vocabulaÍy Page98,txeÍcise
7.

a Readth€ advertsaga|n.|Jnderline the CoíÍe.t I Adiectives

!
adiectivesin 1-€ .
Theapanment is bi8.
1 TheapaÍtment blockis modern/old. It'sa big apartment.
2 The ápár1ménts
aíein d low high bJi|ang'
TheÍoomsin the housearésmall.
3 lhe house is old/new. Thehousehassmall rooms,
4 The living rooínin the house is b/g/smol/.
5 The kitchenin Íhehouse is old/new'
6 Íhe|e'sa nice/horribleView fÍomthe
gaÍdenof the house. c vo(abularypractice..)Page 98. Ex€ l cise 8'
7 |Í'shot/coldin B|isbane.
a Ihe house is cheop/expensive.
 P l a c e s5

! a rool tt'" titt" of the article.Whatdoes

"t
'hotproperty'mean? quitelv.ry + adiective

b Readthe article and answer the questions. It'sverybig. li's quitebig.

1 HoWmanyp€ o pIe live in Au5tÍa|]a? It'squitesmatl. lt'sverysmalt.
2 Wheredo most peoplelive?
3 Whereis propertyqUlte€ x p€ n 5iV€ ?
4 Wherear€ propertypíicesVery|o!\r?

E" 63 List€ n to a mán talking to a

cotleágueabout his home. lJnderlinethe

!l has36'000 km oícoagt.ThereaÍe7.6 mi||ion 1 The house i5 qtrlte,eÍysnall/big

l l km2oÍ|and.AustÍa||a
|s big' very b|g.But tne 2 Th€ gaÍdenis quite/verysmau/big'
popu|at|on
of18 m||||on
|5vely sma||foÍa cont|nent.
I The house is quite/yeryrld/modem.
w||hJus|twopeop|epel squa|eki|ometÍe' does this 4 Propettyis quite/vetycheap/expensive
móanAustlalian p|opeÍtyis cheap?Not exact|y.
A |alge
póÍcen|age b pla(li(e '.') Page99 txeÍlise9'
GÍammdl
of Austla|iansIive.na sma||numbelof blg
c||les
onthesouth.east coast'The |a€ e popu|ation
meanshomesarc qu|teexpensive(thelea||yhot
|heÍe pÍactice
communication 15' studentA
pDpeÍtyis in sydney)' Page81.studentB ...)Page 90.

|npaíts
of westernAustíaIia. the oppositeis tíue.
Avelysma|| popu|aÜon meansvery|owptopeíty ptices' @a work with a partner.Talk about € a ch other's

pt|ce
Fot|he oía squaremett€ in sydney you can buy
ásquaíek||ometre n€ a r the GÍeatVictoriaDeselt.Hot WheÍe..' Live? .'' hou5€ / apaÍtment?
''. big?
plopenyof a diff€ r ent kind! .'' gaÍage/garden?

Talk about pÍopeítyPlices in youÍcountry.

.-+r Ar€ propeÍty priceshigh?
!tí (*- hn
In Whatcities/regionsis píoperty
expenslve/cheap?
In what partsof youÍtown/Íegion is pÍopeíty
exp€ n siVe/cheap?
(
USEFULLANGUAGE

I live in a house/ an apartment in ....

It's,.,kilometres from....,
The house/apaftment is quite/very
big/large/small. lt! ...squaremetres.
llow discuss these questions with a partner. It'soLd/modern. lt's quite/verynice.
1 Whatdo .m'and .krn'standfoÍ? |t has '.. bedrooms-|t has a big/sÍnall
gaíden.
2 Wh. doP. ||F // i ó nPdn by '| o| p|op"1y
of a differ€ n tklnd'? Is píoperty expensivein youÍcountry?
ln ''. píicesaíequite/VeÍy high,but in -..
 Action

d Vocabularypractice.-tPage 99, Exercise1.

Ia Label the photos (a-e) with the woÍd. in
the box.

goonbusiness

goto tÍade
trips go to conferences
havemeetingsgivepÍe5entations
fai15

Discuss th€ s e questions With a paÍtnel.

l He oftengoesto the headomce.
They?ealwayslatefor meetings.
a|ways usually ot|eí sonel|nes don't ohen nevel

Do you go to confeÍences?
Do you havea lot of meetingsa
Do you g]Veples€ n tations/
Do you go on businesstíips?
Do you go to tradefairs?

64 Listen to five peoPl€ talking about

thek jobs.Matchthe p€ o ple you hearlo the
photos. wíite 1-5 in the box€ s .

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