Days and numbers DAYS OF THE WEEK Complete the days of the week ith the letters. WS tht MS M_onday mandeu iday ("rardeu uesday *tju:zder aturday /'setadeu ednesday ence unday /'snleu ursday /xrdeu @1.11 Listen and check. 1.12 Listen and repeat the bold phrases. ‘the weekend (= Saturday and Sunday) a weekday (= Monday-Friday) What day is it today? It's Friday. Have @ good weekend. You too. See you later. See you tomorrow. See you on Monday. ACTIVATION Cover the days. Say them in order. P Capital letters Days of the week begin with a capital letter. Tuesday NOT tuesday 2 NUMBERS 0-20 a Match the words and numbers. twelve twenty eleven three eighteen five fi 0 zer0 "210100 1 one wan) " leva 2 two tus 2 wely 3 three Oris 13 thirteen (0x!6in 4 four (I> 14 fourteen fim 5 fav 15 af in 6 six (ks) 16 sixteen (siks'tin 7 Nsevn) 17 seventeen (sevn'tizn 8 eight (et 18 leew 9 nine jnasn) 19 nineteen nain'tizn 10 ten ten 20 went b @1.13 Listen and check. ACTIVATION Cover the words. Say the numbers. D Phone numbers 794 1938 = seven nine four, one nine three eight 44 = four four OR double four O= zero OR oh 20! Op7 VOCABULARY BANK 3 NUMBERS 21-100 a Write the numbers. 21______ twenty-one went ‘wan thirty uti thirty-five (Qo: ‘fay forty (ti forty-three (>) ri fifty uti fifty-nine (fifti‘nain ty stksti sixty-seven siksti sevn seventy ‘evn seventy-two /scvnti sighty fer eighty-eight (ci ninety “naint ninety four {nant a hundred (a ‘handrad b @1.27 Listen and check. D Pronunciation 13 and 30, 14 and 40, etc. are similar, but the stress is different, e.g thirteen, thirty, fourteen, forty, etc. .en is a long sound, but -yis a short sound. ACTIVATION Cover the words. Say the numbers. Ops q OO 4 HIGH NUMBERS OOO a Write the missing numbers or words. AR () 105 a hundred and five IN ‘two hundred Ue SN 350 three hundred and 875 eight hundred seventy-five 1,000 athousand /"iauznc! ‘one thousand five hundred 2012 ‘two thousand and 5,420 five thousand four and twenty twenty-five thousand 100,000 ahundred 1,000,000 amillion ‘miljan 2,300,000 two milion hundred thousand b ©9214 Listen and check. AcTIVATION Cover the words. Say the numbers. Op7Countries VOCABULARY BANK 41 CONTINENTS 2 COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES a 1.19 Match the countries and flags. Then listen and ala on as, BARN out Country Pant Nationality adjective ree amet Si I south Anus! =] o~ England /inglon English “inal SF a Ireland 'arolond Irish ours) Scotland ‘skotlond/ Scottish 'skot«{/ &: 1] == = Mexico /‘meksikou Mexican meksikan’ Match the words and continents 1-6. none a mM = Gidinect ‘Adjective 1e United States (or the USA) American /o'merikon’ - SSzrte Africa wefriks African Asia "eis Asian "c Avatale osu’ Austen Argettina betgrtina geerdtrnnreteccer tas Bait". leat Broad a Bealan ton juors'piani Egypt Pisdsi0! Egyptian ‘idsin{n North America North American Hungary hangari Hungarian hangearian ino amerika! ino) aImerikan Italy ‘ali Italian s'tclion Southam. | Sold eateed decd nee es Sau aimerikad swf aimerikon b @1.18 Listen and check. a? al ¢ Cover the words and look at the map. Can you remember the continents and Sra rei Chinese far'ni a their adjectives? Jopan idsapien Japanese {iseep2inize i WN ime Use CAPITAL letters for continents, countries, nationalities, and languages, the Czech Republic ek ripublik’ Czech ‘jek €.g. Spanish NOT spanish France fran French fren The United Kingdom Switzerland ’switsalanc! Swiss wis The United Kingdom (the UK b Cover the words and look at the flags. Can you remember {09 ju: ‘kev/)= England, Seotland, Wales, the countries and nationalities? and Northern Ireland. The nationality adjective is British ACTIVATION. Choose six countries. Say the continent. (Spain isin Europe. Ops 149Classroom language VOCABULARY BANK a Match the phrases and pictures. The teacher says (Open your books, please Goto page 84 Do exercise a Read the text 11 Look at the board. Close the door. Workin pairs (or groups Answer the questions. Listen and repeat Stand up. Sit down, Tum off your phone, Pleace stop taking! b @1.33 Listen and check. P Please Use please at the beginning or end of a phrase to be polite. Please come here. OR Come here, please, © Match the phrases and pictures. You say Sorry, can you repeat that, please? 14 Sorry I'm late. I don't understand, Can | have a copy, please? itu. How do you spell it? your Tou canyo area you | don't know. ante ‘ton? How do you say gato in English? resent Can yau help me, please? What page is it? d- 1.34 Listen and check. Cover the sentences and questions and look at the pictures. Say the sentences and questions. ACTIVATION Try to use the You say language in your next English lesson. @p.0 ren? =Things a Match the words and photos. abag ‘bea a charger "ata a credit card ’kredit ho:d! (or debit card) adiary (aioe a dictionary /ikfonri afile ‘ail glasses /'glsiz headphones ‘he an identity card /a'dentoti ko akey ‘ki a lamp /liemp) a laptop "lieptop! a magazine ime a newspaper Pnju:zpeina a natebook Pnoutbok a pen iper a pencil “pensh 2 (mobile) phone (foun a photo ovtou apiece of paper ‘piss av pein a purse pas sunglasses /'sanglassiz atablet /‘ublat ticket (ki attissue "fu an umbrella /smbrelo awallet /woltt watch (worl b @2.1 Listen and check, D Plural nouns Some words for things are always plural, e.g. glasses, headphones, scissors. Don't use a /an with plural nouns, NOT glasses, ACTIVATION Cover the words and look at the photos. In pairs, ask and answer. What it?) (t's a watch, What are they?) (They' glasses. Opis VOCABULARY BANK ge = O) e QAdjectives VOCABULARY BANK a Match the words and pictures. @ & a beautiful Phjvsstl/ ualy Psi big ‘bo small nl cheap ‘in’ expensive il'spens clean ikl dity ‘ti gery ici fea tt » fast fast slow {lou full empty fempti ¥ good bad bed high (ha low Jlou hot hot cold shoul light ar dark {ak tong sly short st ald bold new /nju ald ‘bol young 9 rich inf poor ip right rat left et right /rart wrong iro) a? a) safe eit dangerous /leinor09 the same eim/ different /iront ‘trangia wal fc 10 a” 2 b @2.7 Listen and check. Test your partner. Asay an aujective and van) B say the opposite. 'D Modifiers: very /really, quite a. q oaths oT ae ee = =) ¢ — (a) A Ferrari is very /really fast. It's quite cold today. (= I's cold, but not very cold) 15+16=29 Actvarion Look at the things in thelist. Say gg ‘two adjectives for each one. Use modifiers. aFerrari_ Mount Everest Bill Gates. @ the Mona Lisa the Pyramids Africa — your town or city 9 a Ferrari (t's really fast and very expensive D Opinion adjectives good: nice /nais, great (yes, fantastic ie twstik bad: awful fl, terrible 'ersbl Opi6Verb phrases a Match the verbs and photos. do drink drive eat go like listen live need play read say speak study take watch work b @3.2 Listen and check. ACTIVATION Cover the verbs and look at the photos. Test yourself or a partner. VOCABULARY BANK a garder ina flat glasses : Se a Diy Lam acoffee in an office e aJobs VOCABULARY BANK a Match the words and photos. fan accountant an actor a builder a chef el! (or cook) a cleaner a dentis a doctor an engineer ry worker a flight attend 2 footballer a guide a hair a journalist a pilot iceman, policewoman) a receptionist a waiter J awaitress PD alan+ jobs { We use a/an + job words. She's a model. NOT She's model, unas b @3.10 Listen and check. What do you do? © @3.11 Listen and repeat the sentences. What do you do? ACTIVATION Cover the jobs and look at the ima Tecee Ee. Sle Ritleee ries unertoloyea photos. In pairs, say what the people do. musician. [Tcompany. ‘mat university. I'm retired. man Iworkina _ I'mat school engineer. shop. She's a journalist.) ( He's an engineerVOCABULARY BANK The family a Look at the two family trees. Number the people in relation to Richard. 1 father "0:03 2 mother mad brother "bra daushter dos John = [ll Jennifer grandfather /grwnfoids grandmother ‘grsenmada 9 aunt ‘unt 10 uncle “snk 11 nephew “et 12 niece nis 13 cousin /kyzr 14 wife wail b Complete 1-5 with children, Carol = i Gary Sue = [ll Nick couple, grandparents, parents, or parents-in-law. SS SS 1. my father and my mother =my "pearants! 2 my wife's mother and father =my pearants i 3. my grandfather and my grandmother =my grenpearonts 4 my son and my daughter 3 = my yilaran Richard ate even (us aral 5 ahusband and wife Kee * Hah peat = a married) © @4.3 Listen and check your answers to a and b. ‘D More family words my wife's mother = my mother-in-law my husband's sister = my sister-in-law my mother's new husband = my stepfather ae iy Fathers new wiie'= try etapmedher Richard = |) Emma Kate = Christopher the person | am in a relationship with = my partner ACTIVATION Cover the words. In pairs, a ask and answer. Who's Jennifer?) (She's Richard's grandmother. » Who are Sue and Nick? ) i“ & u (hey Richard's aunt and uncle, Chloe Jake Ruby Oliver OpaDaily routine VOCABULARY BANK a Match the verb phrases and pictures. Busy Belinda Busy Belinda have a shower have a coffee do the housework start work at 8.30, finish work at 6.30 get dressed 1) wake up at 7.00 have lunch at work g0 shopping go to bed have pieza for dinner get home late go to work by bus put on make-up check emai get to work Chilled Charlie go to Italian classes 4M get up at 800 have breakfast have a shave go home early walk to work relax take the dog for a walk sleep for eight hours make dinner have a bath see friends b @4.8 Look at the pictures. Listen and check B have 1 For family and possessions, eg. have three children. He has a big house. 2 For activities, e.g. | have lunch at 1.30. ‘She has a shower in the morning. 3 For food and drink, ¢.9, have a coffee, have a sandwich. AcTIvATION Cover the verb phrases. A describe Belinda's day. Then B describe Charlie's day. @p.32Time 4 TELLING THE TIME aes ae On. On. Ons Hous Fag ren Pr®, One®, @nw, 0 2 0 2 (0 2 ° 29 r. ° {: ‘ 8 a Ve 4 fat arene rat a Match the clocks and phrases. W's @) quarter past six. It's six o'clock, 1 It's @) quarter to seven Ws ten past sx I's five to seven. i's twenty-five to seven. it's half past six It’s three minutes past six. It’s twenty past six. b @3.26 Listen and check. B Time You can ask for the time in two ways: What time is it? OR What's the time? For times which are not multiples of five, we use minutes, e.g. 6.03 = It's three minutes past six. When you can't be exact, use about: “What time do you get up?’ ‘At about 7.00.’ AcTIVATION Cover the phrases and look at the clocks. ‘Ask and answer with a partner. What time is it? / What's the time? ) (ts Op.28 VOCABULARY BANK 2 EXPRESSIONS OF FREQUENCY 2 Complete the expressions. How often do you see your friends? 1 every fevri/ day ____ MT, W, Th, F,S,S 2 every w week 1, week 2, week 3, etc 3 every m. January, February, March, etc. 4 everyy e.g. 2017, 2018, 2019, ete. 5 once /wans! a ‘eg. only on Mondays 6 twice twas! a ‘¢g. on Mondays and Wednesdays 2g. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays eg. in January, Apri ly, ‘and October 7 three times a 8 fourtimes a b @4.17 Listen and check. ACTIVATION Cover the left-hand column, Test yourself. 3 ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY @ What do the highlighted words mean? Match sentences 1-6 to a-f. 1 1B Lalways s:we1/ get up at 7.00 during the week. 2.1 Hoften ‘nfn/ go to the cinema after work. 3 (HL ysuially *ju:suoli finish work at 6.00. 4.19 sometimes ssmtaimz/ meeta friend for lunch. 5 (Hl Ihardly ever ‘hol ‘eva! go to the theatre, 6 (Hl Inever ‘neva’ have coffee. 2 About seven or eight times a month, b-Astart work at 8.00 every day. © But on Fridays we stop at 3.00. don't like it @ Only once or twice a year. ¥ About once or twice a month. b @4.18 Listen and check. € @4.19 Listen and repeat the highlighted adverbs of frequency. ‘DP normally ‘Normally nc:maliis the same as usually. I normally get up earl. = | usually get up ear ACTIVATION Cover sentences 1-6 and look at Can you remember the sentences? Op.34More verb phrases a Match the verbs and photos. 5 buy call ko! (or phone) dance VOCABULARY BANK Lis draw find Ett er forget 4 its ive ' help = mss > leave inthe to do something difficult — look for meet paint sea et a see tomebody/'sname somebody's name send sing 4 2 take tak tall fomebodya secret som p! flowers toa friend g 3 e of : Pe. a b @5.1 Listen and check. ae ACTIVATION Cover the verbs and look asong anoise a ee at the photos. Test yourself or a 8 ” partner. eee the internet atext i i “ your keys affriendThe weather and dates 4 THE WEATHER a Complete the chart ith words from the list. doudy Vilaodi) cold (hould) foggy ‘oot hhot shot! caining feinig) snowing "snow What's the weather like? o|" @ & [te a" e & [et ae b @5.17 Listen and check. PD Other adjectives for weather warm wom! = not very hot (opp. coo!) wet = raining (opp. dry) Nouns and adjectives Nour: sun, cloud, wind, fog Adjective: sunny, cloudy, windy, foggy VOCABULARY BANK 2 ORDINAL NUMBERS AND THE DATE a Complete the numbers and words. Ist first (fot 2nd second 'sekoncl 3rd third 4th fourth ‘(0 Sth fifth uo ath ____fkso Th sev eighth ext! ninth ‘nant 10th tent Mth evn twelfth weir 13th (and 14th foci twentieth /ewention 2Ast tswenti ast twenty-second /tsventisekond 23rd tsventi sed twenty-fourth went 30th in thirty-first (ti fast b @6.10 Listen and check. Look at how we write and say the date. © Cover the sentences in the chart and look at the pictures. Ask and answer with a partner. What's the weather ike?) (sunny. d_ @5.18 Match the seasons and pictures. Then listen and check. spring Sprig) summer (sana winter vant autumn ostom) ACTIVATION What's the weather like where you are? ‘What season is it? paz ‘DP Writing and saying the date We write We say 22nd March the twenty-second of March 12/1 the twelfth of January ! In the USA, they write the month first, e.g 12/1 = the first of Decembs Prepositions with months and date: Use in + months, e.g. My birthday's in February. Use on + dates, @.g. The meeting is on Friday Sth September. Saying years 1807 eighteen oh seven 1936 nineteen thirty-six 2008 two thousand and eight (for years 2000-2010) 2011 two thousand and eleven OR twenty eleven ACTIVATION What's the date today? What's the date tomorrow? Opasgo, have, get a b c ACTIVATION Take turns to say five things you did yesterday and five things you did last week with went, had, or got. VOCABULARY BANK Match the verb phrases and photos. go by bus bas! (or by car ‘ka, by plane plein’) fora walk home (from school) ‘out (on Friday night) shopping to a restaurant to bed (late) to church (or to mosque etc) to the beach back (to work) on holiday have a car ‘kus! (or a bike ) long hair breakfast (or lunch dinner ) adrink a good time a sandwich a shower (ora bath get ‘a newspaper ( buy or obtain) ataxi (= take) an email (= receive) dressed ome (arrive) to the airport (© arrive) up ap! (early, late) 7.16 Listen and check. Cover the verb phrases and look at the photos. Test yourself or a partner. Yesterday, | got up early. | had breakfast in a café. I went shopping.The house VOCABULARY BANK 1 ROOMS 3 THINGS INA ROOM Match the words and pictures 1-10. a Match the words and pictures 16-33. a bathroom /bairuiny an armchair /o:mijea alight Jl a bedroom /' abath a microwave a dining room abed (he a mirror a garage ‘iy a carpet /ko:pr a plant ‘pe a garden ‘yo a cooker /h a shelf shelves) (el a hall a cupboard a shower kitchen tf a dishwasher //wofo a sofa a living room /liviy usm a fireplace /atopler a wardrobe a study (sta a fridge ‘fr washing machine /'w0fi # atollet (ta mafien b @B.10 Listen and check 1-3. 2 PARTS OF A HOUSE D Central heating and air conditioning Match the words and pictures 11-15. Central heating is a system that makes @ house warm. Air conditioning isa system that makes a house cool a balcony /hwelkoni acailing /silin a fener ActivaTion Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. stairs Ste wall /wo:l Opes} Prepositions 1 PLACE a Match the words and pictures. in ‘in! (the wardrobe) in front of fin (the table) fon ‘on! (the chair) under (nda! the bed) ¥ behind (the sofa) between /bv'twisn! (the windows) ‘opposite /opasit/ the woman) rrext to /nekst tu (the armchair) cover /20va" (the mirror) b @8.22 Listen and check. ACTIVATION In pairs, point and ask and answer about the pictures. Where's the ghost?_) ( He's under the bed. P above and below above (sis similar to over. below (blo is similar to under. 2 MOVEMENT a Match the words and pictures. from ‘from (the bedroom) to tu: {the bathroom) into (niu (the wardrobe) out of /aut av! the wardrobe) through (ru: (the window) Lup sp (the stairs) down ‘aun (the stairs) b @8.23 Listen and check. ACTIVATION In pairs, point and ask and answer about the pictures. Wher 1 ghost going?) 's going up the stars. VOCABULARY BANKFood and drink VOCABULARY BANK a Match the words and photos. Breakfast Lunch ‘lant// or Vegetables Mbrekfost dinner “dino "vedstablz bread ‘bred! fish (fy) eg. carrots kerats cake /ketk butter /ata salmon, tuna chips (Vins (or French res) fruit sled /frust seo cereal /sirial herbs shsibz a lettuce sets ice seeam Jars ‘krism ive meat mist mushrooms /'n\/rum2 fl cheese if poe rae bro ouae coffee ‘Kofi a. cniciony anions /njsn2 oks, sausages, steak, ‘nee 998 hare peas ii! ae Hants jam ids:em (olive) of peppers /pepa7 eels Fipalsl (Grange) juice isus pasta pasta potatoes ‘pteitouz penegtee milk fl fice (ras tomatoes s'ma:tav7 a sugar Joga salad ‘swlocl Fruit fru a sandwich tea st toast taust saniood fen apples /eplz sweets ‘wits ania spicee feos bananas /bsinamnv oranges fvind2 apineapple p: strawberries /strsboriz b @9.1 Listen and check. Activanion Cover the words and look at the photos. Test yourself or a partner. p70VOCABULARY BANK Places and buildings a Match the words and photos. a chemist’s kemt (or pharmacy ) a church a department store a hospital hx a market a park a police station a postoffice shopping centre a supermarket /su:pomarki ‘a town hall anart gallery fut « acastle a bridge aroad a square astreet a bus station a car park a railway station ‘D Other places of worship (= religious buildings) a cathedral a mosque a synagogue atemple b @10.2 Listen and check. © Cover the words and look at the photos. Test yourself or a partner. ACTIVATION Ask and answer about places with a partner. is there a rear where you live / near this school? pz