Hit 4 : TC ADL LSSLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data ‘Maolinsky, Steven J ‘Word by word picture dictionary / Steven J. Molinsky, Bill Bliss pom. Includes index. 1. Picture dictionaries. English 2. English language ~ Textbooks for foreign speakers. 1. Bliss, Bill. I, Tile, PEIOZ9.MSB 1994 423'.1-de20 93.2129 CIP ISBN 0-13.278310-3, ISBN 0-13-278235-9 (pbk) Acquisitions editor: Tina Carver Managing editor, production: Sylvia Moore Production editor: Janet Johnston Electronic production technology coordinator: Molly Pike Riccardi Electronic production: Louise B. Capuano Interior design: Kenny Beck Cover supervisor: Marianne Frasco Cover design: Merle Krumper Buyerlscheduler: Ray Keating Ilustrated by RICHARD E. HILL © 1994 by Prentice Hall Regents Prentice-Hall, Inc. White Plains, New York 10606 All rights reserved. No part ofthis publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic mechanical, photocopying recording, or otherwise, without the prior ‘written permission ofthe publisher. Printed in the United States of America ISBN O-13-278315-3 (case) 10 9 8 7 ISBN 0-13-278235-9 (paper) 15 14 13 12 11 Prentice-Hall International (UK) Limited, London Prentice-Hall of Australia Pty. Limited, Sydney Prentice-Hall Canada Inc., Toronto Prentice-Hall Hispanoamericana, S. A., Mexico Prentice-Hall of India Private Limited, New Delhi Prentice-Hall of Japan, Inc., Tokyo Pearson Education Asia Pie. Ltd, Singapore Editora Prentice-Hall do Brasil, Ltda., Ro de Janeiroee | Introduction v Gardening Tools and Home Supplies 29 Personal Information 1 Numbers 30 Family Members | 2 Mathematics a Family Members 3 tee 2 Non America 4 The Calendar 33 6 eon Places Around Town | 34 Everyday Activities | 8 i Places Around Town Il 36 Everyday Activities II 9 Th The Classroom 10 le Clty a8 Classroom Actions. ‘a Describing People and Things 40 Coianasies, ‘Nationalities, Describing Physical States and Languages 2 and Emotions 42 Types of Housing 13 Fruits 44 The Living Room 14 Vegetables 45 The Dining Room 15 The Supermarket | 46 The Dining Room: The Supermarket Il 48 A Place Setting 16 Containers and Quantities 50 The Bedroom 7 Units of Measure 52 The Kitchen 18 Food Preparation and Recipes 53 Bechenware 19 Fast Foods and Sandwiches 54 re Baby's Room 20 The Restaurant 55 Baby Care 21 sions The Bathroom 22 aig = lothin| Personal Care Products 23 6 : Sleepwear, Underwear, Household Cleaning and Laundry o and Footwear 58 Outside the Home 25 Exercise Clothing and Outerwear 59 The Apartment Building 26 Jewelry and Accessories 60 Housing Utilities, Services, Describing Clothing 61 and Repairs 27 The Department Store 62 Tools 28 Video and Audio Equipment 63Computers, Telephones, and Cameras The Toy Store Money The Bank The Body Ailments, Symptoms, and Injuries Medical and Dental Care Medical Treatment and the Hospital Medicine The Post Office The Library The School School Subjects and Extracurricular Activities Occupations | Occupations II Work Activities The Office Office Equipment Office Furnishings Office Supplies The Factory The Construction Site The Car Highways and Streets Public Transportation The Airport The Airplane 64 65 66 67 68 70 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 82 84 86 87 88 89 90 a1 92 94 95 96 97 The Weather and Seasons Outdoor Recreation The Park and the Playground The Beach Individual Sports and Recreation Team Sports Team Sports Equipment Winter Sports and Recreation Water Sports and Recreation Sport and Exercise Actions Handicrafts, Hobbies, and Games Entertainment Types of Entertainment Musical Instruments Trees, Flowers, and Plants The Environment and Energy The Farm and Farm Animals Animals and Pets Birds and Insects Fish, Sea Animals, and Reptiles Measurements and Geometric Shapes The Universe and Space Exploration Glossary Thematic Index 98 99 100 101 102 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 anal 12 113 14 W5 116 118 119 120 122 137PERSONAL INFORMATION 2 A. What's your name? Pr) B. Nancy Ann Peterson. APPLICATIO! oO. el Nancy Ann Fe Nave Nabgyee Ann’ Tet ae iat mile 1. name 5. address 9% city 12. area code 2. first name 6. street number 10. state 13. telephone number/ 3, middle name 7, street 11. zip code phone number 4, last nameffamily name/ 8. apartment number 14. social security number surname ‘A. What's your 2 ‘A. What's your last name? Tell about yourself: ‘ B My Mame iS esnscene A. Did you say 2 ‘A. How do you spel that? My address is. B. Yes, That's right 8 My telephone number is Now interview a fiendFAMILY MEMBERS I . Who is she? She’s my wife. Who is he? He’s my husband What's his name? His name is Fred. What's her name? . Her name is Betty. 2 > o> 1. wife children grandparents grandchildren 2. husband 5. daughter 10. grandmother 12. granddaughter parents 5 on 11. grandfather 13. grandson 3. mother Sen 8. brother 4. fathe me 9. baby A. (like to introduce my ‘A. What's your _‘s name? Tell about your family. B. Nice to meet you. 8. HisHer name i Talk about photos of family C. Nice to meet you, too. members.FAMILY MEMBERS II Who is she? She's my aunt. e Al . What's her name? |. Her name is Linda, Who is he? He's my uncle. What's his name? His name is fack. @2>a> e>e> 1, aunt 3. niece 6. motherin-law 8. son-in-law 10. brother-in-law 2. uncle 4. nephew 7. father-in-law 9. daughter-in-law 11, sister-in-law 5. cousin Tell about your relatives: ‘Let me introduce my. B. Im glad to meet you. What are their names? C. Nice meeting you, oo. ‘Where do they live? Draw your family tree and talk ‘about it.NORTH AMERICATHE WORLD 1. North America 3. Europe 5. The Middle East 7. Australia 2, South America 4. Africa 6. Asia 8. AntarcticaA, Where's 2A. What ocean/sea is near B. It'sin B. The.........Ocean/Sea.EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES I ‘A. What do you do every day? B. I get up, | take a shower, and | brush my teeth. 1. getup 7. wash my* face 12, get undressed 16. make breakfast 2. take a shower 8. put on makeup 13. take a bath 17. make lunch 3. brush my* teeth 9. brush my* hair 14. g0 to bed 18. cook/make dinner 4, floss my* teeth }0. comb my* hair 15. sleep 19. eat/have breakfast 5. shave 1. make the bed 20. eat/have lunch 6. get dressed 21. eathave dinner * my, his, her, our, your, their ‘A. What does he do every day? ‘A. What does she do every day? What do you do every day? Make a B. He she s, B. She__s, she 5, list. and he. and she —___. Interview some friends and tell about their everyday activitiesEVERYDAY ACTIVITIES II om r RS) ‘A. Hil What are you doing? B. I’m cleaning the apartment. 1, clean the apartment/ 6. do the laundry 11, watch TV 16, play basketball clean the house 7. iron 12, listen to the radio. ——_—17. play the guitar 2. sweep the floor 8. feed the baby 13. listen to music 18. practice the piano 3. dust 9. feed the cat 14, read 19, study 4. vacuum 10. walk the dog 15. play 20. exercise 5. wash the dishes A Hi, Blithe sont ‘A. Ate you going to __ today? What are you going to do tomorrow? What are you doing? B. Yes. I'm going to ina Make a list of everything you are B. 'm—_ing, How about you? little while going to do. A. tm ing.THE CLASSROOM ‘A. Where's the teacher? A. Where's the pen? B. The teacher is next to the board B. The pen is on the desk. 1, teacher 10. book/textbook 19. chalk 27. globe 2, teacher's aide 11. notebook 20. chalk tray 28, bookshelf 3. student notebook paper 21, eraser 29. overhead projector 4, seavchair graph paper 22, PA. system/ 30. TV 5. pen 14, ruler loudspeaker 31. (movie) screen 6. pencil 15. calculator 23. bulletin board 32, slide projector 7. eraser 16. clock 24, thumbtack 33. computer 8. desk 17. flag 25. map 34, (movie) projector 9, teacher's desk 18. board 26. pencil sharpener A. Isthere a/an inyour A. Isthere afan in your Describe your classroom. classroom?* classroom?* (There's aan eeatneee) B. Yes. There's a/an___ B. No, there isn’, next toon theCLASSROOM ACTIONS Practice these classroom actions. 1. Stand up. 6. Open your book. 11. Listen to the question. 2. Go to the board. 7. Read page eight. 12. Raise your hand, 3. Write your name. 8. Study page eight. 13. Give the answer. 4, Erase your name. 9. Close your book. 14. Work in groups. 5. Sit down /Take your seat 10. Put away your book. 15. Help each other. 16. Do your homework. |. Take out a piece of paper. 26. Lower the shades. 17. Bring in your homework. Pass out the tess. 27. Turn off the lights. 18. Go over the answers. }. Answer the questions. 28. Turn on the projector. 19. Correct your mistakes. }. Check your answers. 29. Watch the movie. 20. Hand in your homework. 3. Collect the tests. 30. Take notes. You'te the teacher! Give instructions to your students.COUNTRIES, NATIONALITIES, AND LANGUAGES te ¢2 Ta A. Where are you from? ‘A. What's your nationality? ‘A. What language do you speak? B. I'm from Mexico. 8. I'm Mexican. B. I speak Spanish. Er ( Nationality Language Country Nationality Language Afghanistan. Afghan Afghan, ttaly Italian tralian Argentina Argentine Spanish Japan Japanese Japanese Australia ‘Australian English Jordan Jordanian Arabic Bolivi Spanish Korea Korean Korean Brazil Portuguese Laos Laotian Laotian Cambodia ‘Cambodian Latvia Latvian Latvian Canada English/French Lithuania Lithuanian Lithuanian Chile Spanish Malaysia Malaysian Malay China Chinese Chinese Mexico Mexican Spanish Colombia Colombian Spanish New Zealand New Zealander English Costa Rica Costa Rican Spanish Nicaragua Nicaraguan Spanish Cuba ‘Cuban Spanish Panama Panamanian Spanish (The) Dominican Dominican Spanish Peru Peruvian Spanish Republic (The) Philippines Filipino Tagalog Ecuador Ecuadorian Spanish Poland Polish Polish Egypt Egyptian Arabic Portugal Portuguese Portuguese El Salvador Salvadorean Spanish Puerto Rico Puerto Rican Spanish England English English Romania Romanian Romanian Estonia Estonian Estonian Russia Russian Russian Ethiopia Ethiopian ‘Amharic Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabic France French French Spain Spanish Spanish Germany German German Taiwan Taiwanese Chinese Greece Greek Greek Thailand Thai Thai Guatemala Guatemalan Spanish Turkey Turkish Turkish Haiti Haitian Haitian Kreyol Ukraine Ukrainian Ukrainian Honduras Honduran Spanish (The} United States American English Indonesia Indonesian Indonesian Venezuela Venezuelan Spanish Israel Israeli Hebrew Vietnam Vietnamese Vietnamese Me EE = CI Tell about yourself: ‘Where are you from? What's your nationality? ‘What languages do you speak? Now interview and tell about a friend,TYPES OF HOUSING A. Where do you live? B. [live in an apartment buil 1. apartment (building) 5. condominium/condo 9. cabin 2. (single-family) house 6. dormitory/dorm 10. nursing home 3. duplex/two-family house 7. mobile home/trailer 11. shelter 4, townhouse/townhome 8. farmhouse 12. houseboat ‘A. Town Taxi Company, ‘A. This is the Emergency Operator. Tell about people you know and the B. Hello. Please senda taxi to B. Please send an ambulance to types of housing they live in ‘addess fade Discuss: ‘A. isthat a house or an apartment? A. [sthat a private home? ‘Who lives in dormitories? B. itsa/an B. tt’sa/an Who lives in nursing homes? ‘A. All right. Well be there right ‘A. What's your name? Who lives in shelters? away. B. Why? A B. ‘And your telephone number?THE LIVING ROOM ‘A. Where are you? B._ I'm in the living room. ‘A. What are you doing? B, I'm dusting* the coffee table. “dusting/cleaning 1. coffee table 9. drapes/curtains 15. television 21. painting 2. rug 10. sofa/couch 16. video cassette 22. frame 3. floor 11. (throw) pillow recorder/VCR 23. mantel 4. armchair 12. ceiling 17, stereo system 24. fireplace 5. end table 13. wall 18. speaker 25. fireplace screen 6. lamp 14, wall univ’ 19. loveseat 26. picture/photograph 7. lampshade entertainment unit 20. plant 27. bookcase 8. window ‘A. You have a lovely living room! ‘A. Uh-oh! | just spilled coffee on Tell about your living room, B. Oh, thank you. your 1 (in my living room there's... A. Your____is/are beautiful! B. That's okay. Don't worry about it. 8. Thank you for saying so,THE DINING ROOM ‘A. This dining room table is very nice B. Thank you. It was a gift from my grandmother.” *grandmothergranatherauntiuncle. 1, (dining room) table 7. salad bow! 13. candle 19. teapot 2. (dining room) chair. pitcher 14. centerpiece 20. cofiee pot 3. china cabinet 9. serving bow! 15, salt shaker 21. creamer 4. china 10. serving platter 16. pepper shaker 22. sugar bow! 5. chandelier 11. tablecloth 17. butter dish 6. buffet 12. candlestick 18. serving cart {in a store} lAthome} Tell about your dining room ‘A. May | help you? A. Look at this old (in my dining room there's ) B. Yes, please. Do you have just bought! sv B, Where did you buy it A. Yes s* are rightover there. A. Ata yard sale. How do you B. Thank you. like Ws vey unusual! With 4, use the singularTHE DINING ROOM: A PLACE SETTING A. Excuse me. does the salad plate go? A. Excuse me. Where does the soup spoon go? B. It goes to the left of the dinner plate. B. It goes to the right of the teaspoon. a ‘A. Excuse me. Where does the wine glass go? A. Excuse me. Where does the cup go? B. Itgoes between the water glass and the B. It goes on the saucer. cup and saucer. 1. salad plate 5. water glass silverware 13. teaspoon 2, bread-and-butter 6. wine glass 10. salad fork 14. soup spoon plate 7. cup 11. dinner fork 15. butter knife 3. dinner plate 8. saucer 12. knife 4. soup bow! 9. napkin Practice giving directions. Tell someone how to seta table, (Put the eereeen )THE BEDROOM A. Ooh! Look at that big bug! B. Where? A. B. It's on the bed! PLL get it 1, bed 10. bedspread 18, mirror 27. bunk bed 2. headboard 11. comforter/quilt 19. jewelry box 28. trundle bed 3. pillow 12. footboard 20. dresser/bureau 29. sofa bed/ 4. pillowcase 13. blinds 21. twin bed convertible sofa 5. fitted sheet 14. night table/ 22, mattress 30. day bed 6. (flat) sheet nightstand 23. box spring 31. cot 7. blanket 15. alarm clock 24. double bed 32. water bed 8. electric blanket 16. clock radio 25. queen-size bed 33. canopy bed 9. dust ruffle 17, chest (of drawers) 26. king-size bed 34. hospital bed Una store] [In a bedroom), Tell about your bedroom. A. Excuse me, t'm looking for A. Oh, no! just lost my (tn my bedroom thete’s use) afan___* contact lens! B. We have some very nice 8. Where? And they're all on salethis week. A. [think i's on the ‘A. Oh, good! B. Ill help you look thie, ma Caen wie Foaddking or.1. dishwasher 2. dishwasher detergent 3. dishwashing liquid 4. faucet 5. kitchen) sink 6. (garbage) disposal 7. sponge 8 scouring pad 9. pot scrubber 10. u. 12. 13. 4, 15. 16. 17. 18. B. I think you're right. ‘A. I think we need a new dishwasher. dish rack 19. stove/range 28, freezer paper towel holder 20. bumer 29, ice maker dish towel 21. oven 30. ice tray trash compactor 22, potholder 31, refrigerator magnet cabinet 23. toaster 32, kitchen table microwave (oven) 24. spice rack 33. placemat (kitchen) counter 25, (electric) can opener 34. kitchen chair cutting board 26. cookbook 35. garbage pail canister 27. refrigerator lina store} ‘A. Excuse me. Are your s still on sale? B. Yes, they are. They're twenty percent off. [Ina kitchen} ‘A. When did you get this/these new. (I B. I got it/them last week. Tell about your kitchen, (ln my kitchen there's...KITCHENWARE ‘A. Could | possibly borrow your wok? B. Sure. I'll get it for you right now. | A: Thanks 1, wok 2. pot 3. saucepan 4. lid/cover/top 5. frying paniskillet 6. roasting pan 7. roaster 8. double boiler 9. pressure cooker 10. colander 11. casserole (dish) 12. 13, 14, 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 2. 22. cake pan 23. (electric) mixer 34. cookie cutter pie plate 24. food processor 35. strainer cookie sheet 25. electric frying pan 36. garlic press (mixing) bow! 26. waffle iron 37. bottle opener rolling pin 27. (electric) griddle 38. can opener measuring cup 28. popcorn maker 39. whisk measuring spoon 29. blender 40. (vegetable) peeler coffeemaker 30. grater 41. knife coffee grinder 31. (egg) beater 42. spatula tea kettle 32, ladle 43. paring knife toaster oven 33. ice cream scoop ‘A. What are you looking for? 1’m looking for the ‘A. Did you look in the drawers/ in the cabinets/next to the ‘ee B. Yes. | looked everywhere! Wit 24 12-15, 41, we Fm ookng fora What things do you have in your kitchen? Which things do you use very often? {A Commercial] Come to Kitchen World!) We have everything you need for your kitchen, from and ot Which things do you rarely use? sand s. Are you looking fora new 2 Isittime to throw out your old 2 Come to Kitchen World today! We have everything you need!THE BABY’S ROOM 7M» Thank you for the teddy bear. It's a very nice git , B. You're welcome. Tell me, when are you due? A. Ina few more weeks. 1. teddy bear 9. changing table/ 16. playpen 24. food warmer 2. intercom dressing table 17. stuffed animal 25. booster seat 3. chest (of drawers) 10. stretch suit 18. rattle 26. baby seat 4. crib 11. changing pad 19. cradle 27. high chair 5. crib bumper 12. diaper pail 20. walker 28. portable crib 6. mobile 13. toy chest 21. car seat 29. baby cartier 7. crib toy 14. doll 22. stroller 30. potty 8. night light 15. swing 23. baby carriage A. That's very nice. ‘A. Do you have everything you Tell about your country: Where did you get it need before the baby comes? ‘What things do people buy for a BL Itwasa gift from oso B. Almost everything. We're still ‘new baby? and Does a new baby sleep in a separate room, as in the United States? looking for a/an aanBABY CARE 1-12) 03-171 A. Do we need anything from the A. Do we need anything from the store? store? B. Yes. Could you get some more B. Yes. Could you get another baby powder? pacifier? A. Sure. A. Sure 1. baby powder 6. baby food 10. disposable diapers 2. baby lotion 7. (baby) wipes 11, cloth diapers 3. baby shampoo 8. cotton swabs 12, (liquid) vitamins 4. ointment 9. diaper pins 13. pacifier 5. formula [Ina store] [At home] In your opinion, which are better: A. Excuse me, Ucar find the ‘A. Honey? Where did you put the lath aes or posable dans . 2 Wy? 8. Timsorry. We've out of * B, its/They're invon/next to the Tell about baby products in your Well have some more tomorrow. country. “With 13-17, sete pluralTHE BATHROOM ‘A. Where's the plunger? ‘A. Where's the washcloth? B. It’s next tothe toilet. B. Its on the towel rack. A. Where's the toothbrush? A. Where's the mirror? B. It’s inthe toothbrush holder. B. It’s overthe sink SS 1. plunger 12, washcloth/ 21, hot water faucet 32, shower 2. toilet facecloth 22, cold water faucet 33. shower curtain rod 3. toilet tank 13. hamper 23. cup 34, shower head 4. toilet seat 14. (bathroom) scale 24, toothbrush 35. shower curtain rings 5. air freshener 15, shelf 25. toothbrush holder 36. shower curtain 6. toilet paperholder 16. hair dryer 26. soap 37. bathtubytub 7. toilet paper 17. fan 27. soap dish 38. drain 8. toilet brush 18, mirror 28. soap dispenser 39. rubber mat 9. towel rack 19. medicine cabine/ 29. Water Pik 40. sponge 10. bath towel medicine chest 30. vanity 41. bath mavbath rug 11. hand towel 20. (bathroom) sink 31. wastebasket A. Knock. Knock.] Did Ileavemy A. Bobby? Tell about your bathroom. glasses in there? B. Yes, Mom/Dad? {in my bathroom there's. B. Yes, They're on/in/next to the ‘A. You didn’t clean up the ! bathroom! There's toothpaste onthe and there's powder all over the __! B. Sorry, Mom/Dad. I'll clean it up right away.PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS |. toothbrush W. - comb 12. (hair) brush 13. razor 14. razor blades 15. electric razor! 16. electric shaver 17. styptic pencil 18. shower cap 19. nail fle 20. emery board 7 118-38) ‘A. Excuse me. Where can find A. Excuse me. Where can I find toothbrushes? shampoo? B. They’re in the next aisle. B. It's in the next aisle. A. Thank you. A. Thank you. nail clipper nail brush scissors tweezers bobby pins hair clips barrettes shampoo conditioner/rinse hairspray 21. toothpaste 22. mouthwash 23. dental floss 24, shaving creme 25. after shave lotion 26. deodorant 27. powder 28. hand lotion 29. perfume/cologne 30. shoe polish You're going ona trip. Make alist of personal care products you need to take with you. 31. nail polish 32. nail polish remover makeup 33. base/foundation 34. blush/rouge 35. lipstick 36. eye shadow 37. eye liner 38. mascaraHOUSEHOLD CLEANING AND LAUNDRY (1-17, 28-39} (18-27) ‘A. Excuse me. Do you sell brooms? A. Excuse me. Do you sell B. Yes. They're at the back of the laundry detergent? store. B. Yes. It's at the back of the store. A, Thanks. A. Thanks, 1. broom 11, vacuum cleaner bag 18. laundry detergent 28. paper towels 2. dustpan 12. hand vacuum 19. fabric softener 29, hanger 3. whisk broom 13. (dust) mop/ 20. bleach 30. laundry basket 4. feather duster (dry) mop 21. starch 31. laundry bag, 5. dust cloth 14. (sponge) mop 22, static cling remover 32. utility sink 6. iron 15. (wet) mop 23, cleanser 33. scrub brush 7. ironing board 16. washing machine/ 24, window cleaner 34. sponge 8. carpet sweeper washer 25. ammonia 35. buckevpail 9. vacuum (cleaner) 17. dryer 26. furniture polish 36. trash can/garbage can 10. vacuum cleaner 27. floor wax 37. recycling bin attachments. 38. clothesline 39. clothespins ‘A. How do you like this/these ‘A. They're having a big sale at ‘Who does the cleaning and laundry in 2 Dave's Discount Store this week. your home? What things does that B. ts/They’re great! B. Oh, really? What's on sale? person use? A. [18-27] and _[1-17, 28-39] s.OUTSIDE THE HOME ‘A. When are you going to repair the lamppost? B._ I'm going to repair it next Saturday. 1. lamppost 10. window 19. gutter 26. satelite dish 2. mailbox 11. (window) screen 20. drainpipe/downspout 27. patio 3. front walk 12. shutter 21. deck 28. lawnmower 4. front steps 13. roof 22. back door 29. barbecues 8, (front) porch 14, TV antenna 23. doorknob (outdoor) grill 6. storm door 15. chimney 24, screen door 30. lawn chair 7. front door 16. garage 25. side door 31. tool shed 8. doorbell 17. garage door 9 (front) light 18. driveway {On the telephone] lat work on Monday morning) Do you like to repair things? Harry's Home Repairs. A. What did you do this weekend? What things can you repair yourself? Hello. Do you fix 8 B. Nothing much. I repaired my ‘What things can’t you repair? Who eEe> No, we don't Oh, okay. Thank you. —— and my repairs them?THE APARTMENT BUILDING A. Isthere a lobby? zB. Yes, there is. Do you want to see the apartment? SA. Yes, | do. 1. lobby 7. smoke detector 12. fire alarm 17. parking garage 2. intercom 8. peephole 13. garbage chute 18. parking lot 3. buzzer 9. (door) chain 14, laundry room 19. balcony/terrace 4. mailbox 10. dead-bolt lock 15. superintendent 20. swimming pool 5. elevator 11. air conditioner 16. storage room 21. whirlpool 6. doorman [Renting an apartment] [On the telephone] Tell about the diferences between A, Let me show you around the ‘A. Mom and Dad? found an living in a house and in an apartment building.” apartment. building. B. Okay. B. Good. Tell us about it A. Thisis the and here's A. Ithas a/an and a/an the 8. Isee B. Thatsnice. Does it have a/an sth 711 neice iis eles arcorilibapesmcetHOUSING UTILITIES, SERVICES, AND REPAIRS A. Did you remember to pay the carpenter? B. Yes. | wrote a check yesterday. 1. carpenter 6. TV repair person 12. gas bill 17. cable TV bill 2. handyman 7. locksmith 13. electric bill 18. pest control bill 3. (house) painter 8. gardener 14. telephone bill 19. rent 4. chimney sweep 9, electrician 15. water bill 20. parking fee 5. appliance repair 10. plumber 16. oil billheating bill 21, mortgage payment person 11. exterminator uy 112-21] Tell about utilities, services, and A. When isthe going to ‘A. When isthe duet repairs you pay for. How much do come? B. ts due at the end ofthe month. you pay? B. This afternoon.TOOLS ‘A. Could | borrow your hammer*? B. Sure. A. Thanks. “With 28-32, use: Could I borrow some. 1. hammer 9. saw 17. power saw 25. paint thinner 2. screwdriver 10. hand drill 18. level 26. sandpaper 3. Phillips screwdriver 11. brace 19. plane 27. wire 4. wrench 12. chisel 20. toolbox 28. nail 5. pliers 13. scraper 21. (paint) pan 29, screw 6. hacksaw 14, vise 22. (paint) roller 30, washer 7. hatchet 15. electric drill 23. paintbrush/brush 31. bolt 8. monkey wrench 16. (rill) bit 24. paint 32. nut 1-4, 6-271 15, 28-321 Do you like to work with tools? A. Where's the 2 A. Where are the (sit ‘What tools do you have in your B. Wson/next to/near/over/under ——_B._ They're on/next to/near/over/under home? the theGARDENING TOOLS AND HOME SUPPLIES 16) 17-32) A. I can’t find the lawnmower! A. I can't find the flashlight! B. Look in the tool shed. B. Look in the utility cabinet. JA. Idid. A. Idid. B. Oh! Waita minute! Ilentthe B. Oh! Wait a minute! | lent the lawnmower to the neighbors. flashlight to the neighbors. 1, lawnmower 9. hoe 17. flashlight 28. batteries 2. gas can 10. trowel 18. fly swatter 26. lightbulbs/bulbs 3. sprinkler 11. shovel 19, extension cord 27. fuses 4. (garden) hose 12. hedge clippers 20. tape measure 28, electrical tape 5. nozzle 13. work gloves, 21. step ladder 29, oil 6. wheelbarrow 14. vegetable seeds 22. plunger 30. glue 7. watering can 15. fertilizer 23. yardstick 31. bug spray/insect spray 8. rake 16. grass seed 24, mousetrap 32. roach killer -11 1 (12-16, 25-32) ‘What gardening tools and home A. I'm going to the hardware store. A. I'm going to the hardware store. supplies do you have? Tell about Can you think of anything we Can you think of anything we hhow and when you use each one, reed? need? B. Yes. We need a/an B. Yes, We need —__ A. Ob, that’s right A. Oh, that’s right,NUMBERS Cardinal Numbers 1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 101 one hundred (and) one 2 two 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 102 one hundred (and) two 3 three 13. thirteen 30. thirty 1,000 one thousand 4 four 14 fourteen 40 forty 10,000. ten thousand 5. five 15 fifteen 50 fifty 100,000 one hundred thousand 6 six 16 sixteen 60. sixty 1,000,000. one million 7 seven 17. seventeen 70 seventy B eight 18. eighteen 80. eighty 9 nine 19 nineteen 90 ninety 10. ten 20 twenty 100 one hundred A. How old are you? ‘A. How many people are there in your family? B. I'm years old. 8. Ore il Numbers 1st first Mth eleventh 2Ist_ twenty-first 1O1st_one hundred (and) frst 2nd second 12th twelfth 22nd twenty-second ——-102nd_ one hundred (and) second 3rd third 13th thirteenth 30th thirtieth 1000th one thousandth 4th fourth 14th fourteenth 40th fortieth 10,000th ten thousandth Sth fifth 15th fifteenth 50th fiftieth 100,000th one hundred thousandth 6th sixth Toth. sixteenth 60th sixtieth 1,000,000th one millionth 7th seventh 17th seventeenth 70th seventieth 8th eighth 18th eighteenth 80th eightieth 9th ninth 19th nineteenth 90th ninetieth 10th tenth 20th twentieth 100th one hundredth FE ‘A. What floor do you live on? A. Is this the frst time you've seen this movie? B. I live on the floor. B. No. It's the time.MATHEMATICS Arithmetic addition subtraction multiplication division 2 plus 1 equals* 3 8 minus 3 equals* 5. 4 times 2 equals® 8, 10 divided by 2 equals* 5. *Youcan also say: is A. How much is two plus one? B. Two plus one equalsjis three. Make conversations for the arithmetic problems above and others. ooo od o one quarter/ one third one hal ‘two thirds three quarters/ ‘one fourth half three fourths Fractions A. Isthis on sale? A. Is the gas tank almost empty? B. Yes. It’s off the regular price. B. It’s about full. Percents (@ sox & So” twenty-five percent fifty percent seventy-five percent one hundred percent A. How did you do on the test? A. What's the weather forecast? B. I got_____percent of the answers right. B. There's a percent chance of rain Research and discuss: ‘What percentage of the people in your country live in cities? live on farms? work in factories? vote in national elections?TIME 2:00 245, two fifteen/ a quarter after two 4 fa two oh five two twenty/ twenty after two es A. What time is it? Ws two o'clock B. j two thirty/ two forty-five half past two a quarter to three two forty/ two fifty-five twenty to three five to three ‘A, What time does the movie begin? B. At noon! midnight’ twelve midnight twelve noon ‘A. When does the train leave? B. At — ‘A, What time will we arrive? 3, At, Tell about your daily schedule: What do you do? When? (get up at Teracacsl Do you usually have enough time to do things, or do you run ‘out of time? Explain. If there were 25 hours in a day, what would you do with the ‘extra hour? Why? Tell about the use of time in different cultures or countries ‘you are familiar with: Do people arrive an time for work? appointments? parties? Do trains and buses operate exactly on schedule? Do movies and sports events begin on time Do workplaces use time clocks or timesheets to record ‘employees’ work hours?THE CALENDAR 1. year nineteen ninety-nine 2, month January July February August March September April October May November June December 3. day Sunday Thursday Monday Friday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday 4, date January 2, 1999 1/2/99 January second, nineteen ninety-nine ‘A. What year is it? A. What month is it? B. It's B. It’s ‘A. What day is it? B. It’s “ B. Todayis___. When did you begin to study English? ‘When is your birthday? (My birthday is on. ‘What days of the week do you study English? (l study ‘What are your favorite months of the year? Why? English on ) ‘What are your least favorite months of the year? Why?PLACES AROUND TOWN I BEY: Were are you going? ZEB. I’m going to the appliance store. 1. appliance store 6. book store 11. donut shop 2. auto dealer/car dealer 7. bus station 12. clinic 3. bakery 8. cafeteria 13, clothing store 4, bank 9. child-care center/day-care center 14. coffee shop 5. barber shop 10. cleaners/dry cleaners 15. computer store16. concert hall 21. discount store 26. grocery store 17. convenience store 22, drug store/pharmacy 27. hair salon 18. copy center 23. flower shop/ilorist 28. hardware store 19, delicatessen/deli 24, furniture store 29. health club/spa 20. department store 25, gas station/service station 30. hospital A. Hil How are you today? A. Oh, no! Lean't find my ‘Which ofthese places are in your B. Fine. Where are you going? walletpurse! A. Tothe neighborhood? B. I'm going to the (in my neighborhood there’s a/an ) How about you? B._Did you leave it at the. 2 ‘A. Maybe I didPLACES AROUND TOWN II ‘A. Where's the hotel? B. It’s right over there, 1. hotel 6. maternity shop 11. night club 2. ice cream shop 7. motel 12. park 3, jewelry store 8. movie theater 13. (parking) garage 4. laundromat 9. museum 14. parking lot 8. library 10. music store 15. pet shop16. 17, 18. 19. 20. A. B. Yes. There's a/an — around the corner, photo shop pizza shop post office restaurant school Is there a/an - train station travel agency . video store ). vision center/eyeglass store ). 200 Which of these places are in your neighborhood? (in my neighborhood there's a/an doeTHE CITY A, Where's the 2 B. Oni/In/Next to/Between/Across from/ In front of/Behind/Under/Over the 6. street light 11. manhole 16. bus driver 7. ice cream truck 12. bus stop 17. parking meter 8. sidewalk 13. taxi/cab/taxicab 18, meter maid 9. curb 14. taxi driver/cab driver 19. subway 10. street 15. bus 20. subway station21. utility pole 26. street sign 31. intersection 35. traffic lightAtaffic signal 22, taxi stand 27. fire station 32. police officer 36. garbage truck 23. phone booth 28. office building 33. crosswalk 37. newsstand 24. public telephone 29. drive-through window 34. pedestrian 38. street vendor 25. sewer 30. fire alarm box [An Election Speech] Step outside. Look around. If 1am elected mayor, I'll take care ofall the problems we have in our Describe everything you see. reed to do something about our Ve also need to do some! ‘our ___s. And look at our REALLY need to do something, about THEM! We need a new mayor who can solve these problems. IF! am lected mayor, we'll be proud of our os s,and again! Vote for me!DESCRIBING PEOPLE AND THINGS 1-2 tall-short 27-28 new-old 3-4 long short 29-30 young - old 5-6 large/big - small/little 31-32 good - bad 7-8 high-low 33-34 hot - cold 9-10 heavy/fat — thin/skinny 35-36 soft hard 11-12 heavy ~ light 37-38 easy — difficult/hard 13-14 loose — tight 39-40 smooth ~ rough 15-16 fast- slow 41-42 neat ~ messy 17-18 _ straight - crooked 43-44 clean — dirty 19-20 straight — curly 45-46 — noisy/loud - quiet 21-22 wide — narrow 47-48 married - single 23-24 thick ~ thin 49-50 _rich/wealthy ~ poor 25-26 dark - light ee51-52 _pretty/beautiful — ugly 61-62 expensive — cheap/inexpensive 53-54 handsome — ugly 63-64 fancy ~ plain 55-56 wet—dry 65-66 shiny ~ dull 57-58 open —closed 67-68 sharp ~ dull 59-60 full —empty 9 12) A. Is your sister tall? B. No, She's short. 1-2. Isyoursister Is your pillow 3-4 Ishis hair Is today’s homework —_? 5-6 Istheirdog 2 Is yourskin ? 7-8 Isthe bridge Is your desk 2 ‘9-10 Is your friend 2 43-44 Are the dishes 11-12 Isthe box 45-46 1s your neighbor 13-14 Arethe pants? 47-48 Is your sister 15-16 Isthe train 2 49-50 Is your uncle 2 17-18 isthe path? 51-52 Isthe witch a 19-20 Ishis hair 53-54 Isthe pirate 21-22 Isthat ste 35-36 Are the clothes 23-24 Isthe line Isthe door 2 25-26 Is the room 59-60 Is the pitcher 27-28 Is yourcar 61-62 Isthatrestaurant__? 29-30 Ishe 2 63-64 Isthe dress 31-32 Are your neighbor's children 2 65-66 Is your kitchen floor 2 33.34 Is the water 2 67-68. Isthe knife Describe yoursel Describe a person you know. Describe one of your favorite places.DESCRIBING PHYSICAL STATES AND EMOTIONS A. You look tired. B. 1am, I'm VERY tired, 1, tired 5. cold 9. siclill 2. sleepy 6. hungry 10. happy 3. exhausted 7. thirsty 11. ecstatic 15. disappoi 4. hot 8. full 12. sad/unhappy 16. upset29. embarrassed 30. ashamed 31. jealous 32. contused 23, shocked 24, nervousFRUITS 1-22] (23-31) ‘A. This apple is delicious! ‘A. These grapes are delicious! Where did you get it? Where did you get them? B. At Shaw’s Supermarket. B. At Farmer Fred's Fruit Stand. 1, apple 7. nectarine 13, avocado 18. grapefruit 25. prunes 2. peach 8. kiwi 14, cantaloupe 19. lemon 26. dates 3. pear 9. papaya 15. honeydew 20. lime 27. raisins 4, banana 10. mango (melon) 21. orange 28. blueberries 5. plum 11. fig 16. pineapple 22, tangerine 29, cranberries 6. apricot 12, coconut 17. watermelon 23. grapes 30. raspberries 24, cherries 31. strawberries 1 A. Dowehaveany more___stt_ What are your most favorite fruits? © BL No. Illget some more when! go What are your leas favorit fruits? to the supermarket. Which of these fut grow where you livet With 14-18, use Name and describe other fruits you Bovwa heer anymore ——_ are familiar withlettuce cabbage celery com cauliflower broccoli spinach asparagus eggplant "A. How do you like the B. 1-12] /_[13-361 s? s/They're delicious. i. 12, 13, 14, 15. 16. 7. 18. VEGETABLES ‘A. What do we need from the supermarket? B. We need lettuce* and peas* 112 10. zucchini (squash) 19. acorn squash 20. butternut squash 21, pea 2, string bear/green bean 23, lima bean 24. black bean 25. kidney bean 26. brussels sprout 27. 113.36 cucumber tomato carrot radish mushroom artichoke potato sweet potato yam ‘A. Johnny? Finish your vegetablest B. But you kNow I hate =i2|_/ {13-361 st Tknow. But it's/they're good A for you! 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 35. 36. green pepper red pepper beet onion scallion/green onion red onion pearl oni turnip parsnip n Which vegetables do you like? Which vegetables don't you like? ‘Which of these vegetables grow where you live? Name and describe other vegetables ‘you are familiar with.10. sour cream 11. cream cheese ‘A. Dairy Products 12. cottage cheese 1. milk 13. yogurt 2. low-fat milk 14. eggs 3. skim milk 4. chocolate milk B. Canned Goods 5. buttermilk 15. soup 6. orange juice’ 16. tuna fish 7. cheese 17. (canned) vegetables 8. butter 18. (canned) fruit 9. margarine A. I'm going to the supermarket to get milk and soup.* Do we need anything else? B. Yes. We also need cereal and soda.* *With 43, 44, 46, 49, and 55, use: a c 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24, 25. D. 26. 27. + Orange juice is not a dairy product, but is usually found in this section, Packaged Goods cereal cookies crackers spaghetti noodles: macaroni rice Juice apple juice pineapple juice 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35. 36. 37. grapefruit juice tomato juice fruit punch grape juice cranberry juice juice paks powdered drink mix Beverages soda diet soda bottled waterF. Poultry 49. leg of lamb 59. flounder |. Baked Goods 38. chicken 30. lamb chops 60. swordfish 70. English mutfins 39. chicken legs 51. pork 61. haddock 71. cake 40. drumsticks 52. pork chops 62. trout 72. pita bread 41. chicken breasts 53. ribs 73. rolls 42. chicken wings 54. sausages Saeturist 74, bread 43, turkey 55. ham 63. oysters 44. duck 36. bacon 64. scallops J. Frozen Foods 65. shrimp. 75. ice cream G. Meat H. Seafood 66. mussels 76. frozen vegetables 45. ground beef Fist 67. clams 77. frozen dinners 46. roast 57. salmon 68. crabs 78. frozen lemonade 47, steak 58, halibut 69. lobster 79. frozen orange juice 48. stewing meat A. Excuse me. Where ean I find AA. Pardon me. 1'm looking for Which of these foods do you like? 1 t [1-79] Which foods are good for you? B. Inthe [AAI Section, next 10 B._i’s/They'te in the _1A What brands of these foods do you the 1779 Section, between the buy? A. Thank you: [1-79] and the [1-79] A. Thanks.THE SUPERMARKET II 1-701 ‘A. Look! _____is/are on sale this week! B. Let's get some! A. Deli 13. cole slaw C. Condiments D. Coffee and Tea 1. roast beef 14, macaroni salad 24, ketchup 38. coffee 2. bologna 15. seafood salad 25. mustard 39. decaffeinated coffee/ 3. salami 26. relish decaf coffee 4. ham B. Snack Foods 27. pickles 40. tea 5. turkey 16. potato chips 28. olives 41, herbal tea 6. cored beef 17. com chips 29, salt 42. cocoa/ 7. American cheese 18. tortilla chips 30. pepper hot chocolate mix 8. Swiss cheese 19. nacho chips 31. spices 9. provolone 20. pretzels 32. soy sauce E, Baking Products 10. mozzarella 21. popcorn 33. mayonnaise 43. flour 11. cheddar cheese 22, nuts 34, (cooking) oil 44, sugar 12. potato salad 23. peanuts 35. olive oil 45. cake mix 36. vinegar 37. salad dressingF. Jams and Jellies H. Household Items J. Pet Food 78. scale 46, jam 57. sandwich bags 69. cat food 79. cash register 47. jelly 58. trash bags 70, dog food 80. cashier 48. marmalade 59. soap 81. plastic bag 49. peanut butter 60. liquid soap K. Checkout Area 82. paper bag 61. aluminum foil 71, aisle 83. bagger/packer G. Paper Products 62. plastic wrap 72. shopping cart 84. express checkout (line) 50. tissues 63. waxed paper 73. shopper/customer __ 85. tabloid (newspaper) 51. napkins 74, checkout counter 86, magazine 52. toilet paper 1. Baby Products 75. conveyor belt 87. (chewing) gum 53. paper cups 64, baby cereal 76. coupons 88. candy 54. paper plates 65. formula 77. scanner 89. shopping basket 55. straws, 66. baby food 56. paper towels 67. wipes 68. (disposable) diapers A. Dowe need [1-701 ? ‘A. We forgot to get [1-701 ! Make a complete shopping list of B. No, butwe need [1-70] B._1'll get i/them. everything you need from the Whereis it?/Where are they? supermarket, A. Inthe [AcHI_ Section over Describe the differences between U.S. there, supermarkets and food stores in your country.‘A. Would you please get a bag of flour ‘A. Would you please get two heads of lettuce When you go to the supermarket? when you go to the supermarket? B. Abag of flour? Sure. \'d be happy to B. Two heads of lettuce? Sure. I'd be happy to. 1. bag box 7. carton 2. bar bunch 8. container 3. bottle can 9. dozen* * “a dozen eggs,” Nor “a dozen of eggs.”13, loaf-loaves 17. six-pack 20. pint 23. gallon 14, pack 18. stick 21. quart 24. liter 15. package 19. tub 22. half-gallon 25. pound 16. roll lin a supermarket! ‘Open your kitchen cabinets and 'A. Is this checkout counter open? refrigerator, Make a lst ofall the B. Yes, but ths isthe express line things you find Do you have more than eight items? What do you do with empty bottles, B. No. Lonly have _ jars, and cans? Do you recycle them, font | aan reuse them, or throw them away?UNITS OF MEASURE teaspoon tablespoon tsp. Tbsp. ‘A. How much water should | put in? B. The recipe says to add one an ounce a quarter of a pound oz a 4 ozs. ‘A. How much roast beef would you like? B. I'd like , please. of water. 1 (fluid) ounce cup 1 fl. oz, 8 fl. o7s. j = fi gallon gal. 128 fl. ozs. A. This fruit punch is delicious! What’ in it? B. Two s of orange juice, three of grape juice, and a of apple juice. three-quarters of a pound % Ib. Ib. 12 02s 16 07s. This chili tastes very good! What did you put in it? — of ground beef, of tomatoes, and chili powder. of beans, of