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PUCK (cy “ 1 Husband. Vieky it’s seven o'clock, Wake up. 2 Husband Vicky, wake up! icky Ob no! Is seven ite agai 3 Dy This is Dave Martin on Breakfast ‘Special, and the time now om WKZB is seven twenty-five Vickey Ob, where's my bag? 4 Vieky Taxi! Do you know what time it ist Taxi Driver Yes, Miss. It's seven thirty. Vickey Seven thirty! Oh no, Pm lat ‘mate 5 Vicky A cappuccino, pease. Assistant Here you are. That’ 1.80, Viekey Oh no, is that clock right? Assistant Yes, it's quarter to eight. Viekey Help! Assistant Careful with your coffee. 6 Mam Hurry up, Vieky, you're late. es five to eight. 7 Vicky Good moming. Its cight o'clock, and this is Vicky McGuire with the news on CTV, as» 1 Ltavel 30 miles to work! 2 I don’t see my daughters. They're in bed. 3 Talk from the station to work. 44 Thavea sandwich in the office 5 [usualy fall aslesp infront of the TV, Gr Professor Where do you do work, Paul? Paul I work for a computer company in San Francisco, but Hive in Oakland Professor Ate you married? Paul Yes, Ihave three daughters Professor So you travel from Oakland to San. Francisco every day? Paul Yes. travel 30 miles to work! Professor Tell me about 2 typical day. Paul Well, I getup at six o'lock and I take shower and get dressed. I don't see my daughters. They're in bed. Professor Do you have breakfast? Paul No, I don't have time. Ihave to get the trai to San Francisco at seven thirty. Professor What time do you gett San Francixo? Paul The train usualy arives at quarter after ‘ight. Then I walk from the station to ‘work. That's about a half an hour: Professor What time do you start work? Paul At 9:00 start work, and Ihave a coffe, T drink about six cups of coffee a day 116 PNR ag cy Professor Do you gout for lunch? aul No, 'm very busy. I havea sandwich in the office. Professor Do you like your job? Paul Its OK, but I work alot. Professor What time do you finish work? Paul I finish work at five thirty. Then T walk to the station again to get the train, Professor Do you have dinner with your family? Paul No, I don’t. My family has dinner at six —but Ym on the train then. I don’t get home until quarter to eght. Professor What do you do after dinner? Paul After dinner I sit and watch TV. Pm very tired usually fll asleep infront of the TV. Professor What time do you go to bed? Paul About 1:00. Ge» Professor Have breakfast in the morning. Paul its very important. But don't drink six cups ofcofle ~ tha’ too much. Dan't have lunch in the office; go out toa cafe or restaurant. Ané finally, if posible finda new job in Oakland, notin San Francisco. ae Cristina My favorite time of day is 10 delock at night, because its when I finish practice, and Tcan start to relax and enjoy the ‘evening. My favrite day of the wed ie ‘Thursday because I don’t work on Friday, so for me the weekend begins on Thursday night. My fvorite month is July because i’ the month when I have my vacation, My favorite season is the spring. One of my hobbies is gardeningand my garden i really ‘enutifal in the spring. My favorite holiday is Christmas, My family ves very faraway, and its the only time when T ean see them. Udom My favorit time of the day is the morning because I get up carly and feel ful of energy. ‘My favorite day ofthe week i Friday because it the end of the week, and I can go home for the weelend. My favorite month is December because herein Thailand i's when ‘you can seea lotof flowers. My favorite ‘season is winter because in the winter isa nice temperature, and it’s when I fel ‘comfortable. The suramer heres very hot My favorite holiday is the Thai New Year in April, l'sa water festival, and people throw water each othe and everyone is very happy. Gs Allie Thanks, Mark. ‘Mark You're welcome. Look, there’sa free table over there Mark Here you are. Oh, I'm relly sorry! Allie Don’t worry. Ifsalways the same. ‘When I wear white something lke this always happens. Mark Look, first ll gt you another coffe, then we can go shopping. Allie Shopping? Mark Yeah. | want to buy you a new shirt. ‘You cant go toa meeting like that Allie But we dontt have time ~the next ‘meeting’ at 1230, ‘Mark We have time, ls ofly 11:00 Allie Are you sure? ‘Mark Yes. Sit down and relax. Let's have coffee and then go. Allie Well, OK. “Ee 1 Tean't sing 2 She can dance very well, 3 He can't cook, 4 My boyfriend can't speak English 5 Her brother can play the piano. 6 Tean'tdrive. ae 1A Mandy, where's the sugar? B In the cupboard, on the second shelf, A Lcan’t se it. It isnt ere. B Yes it is Look fori. [A Lean’t find it, Is definitly not here B 1 know it’s there, k's onthe right. ‘A Lan’t hear you. 1B Turn tho radio off then. Its on the second shelf,on the right ‘A Ob on the right. 1 see't 2 A Tony. Can you come here a minute? ‘Tony! B What A.Can you help me? B What is {Ate computer The printer does work, B Can you wait a minute? A TONY! B Coming. What’ he problem? A Itsthe printer~it doesn't work B It helpsif you turn it on! am 1 A Doyoulike shopping? B No I don’t. {hate it I's boring hate going to clothing stores with my friend. We always argue. 2.A Do youlite shopping? C'S OK. Hike buying food, and things for the house. dont ike shopping for clothes. can never fin things Tike, and clothes are very expense 3. Do youite shopping? Yeah! Igo shopping every Saturday. ove buying dothes, msc, books, food — everything Shopping fun. Hove it 4 A Do youlite shopping? Ft depends. lice trying on clothes ith my fends. That fun, but 1 don't ike going shopping with my mother and I hate going to the supermarket. an 1 Love talking on the phone. 2 like playing computer games. 3 I don’t ike doing howseswork 4 Thate watching soccer. ai Allie Thank you very much, Mark Mark You're welcome. I'm rally sorry about the coffee. Allie ‘That's OK. I late. Our meeting’s at 12330. Mark We can takea taxi Allie OK.Do you lke te shirt? ‘Mark Wall, yeah, is exactly the same as the other one Allie The same? Its completely different! Mark So:ry! Allie Typical man! Mark Alli, can I ask you something? Allie Yes. What? Mark Would you lke to have dinner ‘me tonight? Allie Tonight? Mark Yesh. You see, its my birthday. Allie Oh! Happy birthéay! fm sorry,but Tean't have dinner tonight. P'm busy. Mark Ob, How about Friday night? Allie Eriday? Well. OK. Mark Do you know a good restaurant? Allie Let me think Do you like Ialian food? Mark Love it. Allie Well, there’ a new Italian restaurant, ‘We can go there. Mark Good idea. Taxit EP Weare now at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota, and you can seein font of yous from lett right, the heads of George Washington, Thomas leferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. As you know all four men were presidents of the United States. Geonge Washington was the first president. em They walked tothe information desk and they showed their tickets to the woman, Raoul When is our nex fight? Woman The next fight? This isthe end of Your tip. Where did you want 1 go? Raoul Where are we? Woman Youite in Syne. Raoul We're in Austral Woman Australia? No, you're in Canadal Raoul Canada?! Git) Interviewer Siva, rom Ri de Janeiro, vent out wit four fiends, Karina, Monica, An, and Thelma. Siva, ean you tellus about your gi night out? Stivia Sure Interviewer What did you wear? Silvia I wore jeans and a jacket ~and two fcicnds wore the same! Interviewer And what did you doz Silvia Well ist we went toa restaurant in fpanera. e's place where alo of famous people go, and we saw an actor ther, called Fernando Pinto. Karina really kes hin i fat, she's crazy about him! Then we wen ta beach ar, and we had some drinks. And then Iter we went 10.2 party. Interviewer What di you have to eatand dink? Silvia At the resturant we had sodas, and wwe had some French res And atthe beach bar we had beet and coconut water Interviewer What di you ulk about? Silvia about mea, of course! What else? Interviewer How did you go home? By taxi. I havea cas but I dont like Silvia Very, very late —I don't remember exactly what time, Interviewer So, did you have a good time? Silvia Yes, it was good. Not fantastic, bat 00d ~ seven out of ent om ‘Then the lieutenant questioned Barbara Travis, Lieutenant Whi yesterday evening! Barbara After dinner? I played cards with George. Then I went to bed. Lieutenant What time was that? Barbara It was about eleven thirty. remember I looked at my watch. Lieutenant Did you hear anything in your father’s room? Barbara No. didn't hear anything. Lieutenant Did you have any problems ‘with your father? Barbara No, no problems at all. My father ‘was wonderful man and a perfect father. Lieutenant Thank you, Miss Travis. you do after dinner we Next the lieutenant questioned George Smith, Lieutenant What George? George I played cards she went to bed, Lieutenant Did you go to bed then? George No. stayed in the living room and, Thad a cup of tea. Then I went to bed. Lieutenant What time was that George I don't remember exactly. 1 didn't look atthe time. Lieutenant Did you hear anything during you do after dinner, Barbara, Then Iwas very tired I slept wery well Lieutenant You and Mx. Travis were business partners, werent you? George Yes, that’s right. Lieutenant And it'sa very good business Tunderstand George Yes, Lieutenant itis. Lieutenant And now itis your business George Listes, Lieutenant, did not kill David. He was my partner and he was my fiend, 519) Finally, the lieutenant questioned Claudi Myers. Lieutenant What did you do yesterday evening ater dinner? Claudia T went to my room, [took a bath, and I went to bed. Lieutenant What time was that Claudia About 1:00. Lieutenant Did you hear anything? ‘Claudia Yes. [heard somebody go into David's room, It was about 12:00, Lieutenant Who vas it? ‘Claudia It was Amanda his wife Lieutenant Are you sure? Did you see her? ‘Claudia Well, no, | didn't see her But Pim sure it was Amanda, Lieutenant You were Mr. Travis assistant, Claudia ‘Claudia Yes, Las, Lieutenant Were you just his assistant? Claudia What do you mean? Lieutenant Were you in love with Mr, ‘Travis? Claudia No, wasnt. Lieutenant ‘The truth please, Claudia. Claudia OK, Lieutenant, Yes, was in love ‘with him, and he said he was in love with ime. He sid he wanted to leave his wife ~ ‘Amanda ~ and marry me. was tupid. 1 believed him. He used me, Lieutenant! 1 ‘was very angry with him. Lieutenant Did you kill him? ‘Claudia No, Lieutenant, loved David Gay Before dinner, George had a drink with David in the library. George Happy birthday, David. David Well thanks, George. George Listen, David I want to talk to you ‘about Barbara. David Barbara? What's the problem? George Is not exactly a problem. Tam in love with her and {want to marry her. David Marry Barbara? Marry my daughter! ‘Are you crazy? You don't love Barbara. You only want her money! George Thats not true, Davi. I love her. David Listen to me. If you marry Barbara, ‘when Idi all my money goes to Claudia. George To Claudia? To your assistant? David Yes George Are you sure, David? David Yess1 am. ‘Amanda Dinner everybody! hed his tea and [At midnight George fi went upsties, David ‘Who isit George? Ga Mark Hi, Alle. Wow! You Took great. Nice dress PNT e gnc) Allie Oh, thank you. Uh, thisis for you ~ for your birthday. | bought you alte present. Oh! Oh no. hope it’s not broken. ‘Mark Ie a mug! It wasa mug. Thanks, Allie! Allie I don't believe itm sorry, Mark. ‘Mark No problem. Itwas really nice of you. Allie P'llget you another one tomorrow, ‘Mark Don’t worry Listen, did you cll a taxi togo to the restaurant? Allie No, T have my car outside. Come on, it time to go. booked the table for 8:00 and I'm not sure exactly where the restaurant is, “Mark Hey, Allie relax. This in work ‘This isa night out. Allie Sorry. 'ma bit stressed today. OK. Let's go. GH Agent OK, Let have a look upstairs now, Follow me, Louise I's very old. Agent Ys, the house ia hundred years ‘old, The Travis family lived here for rncary fifty years. There are five bedrooms. This was Mr. Tavis’s bedroom. Larry Its cold in here, Louise Yes, very cold, Agent Don't worry. There is central Theating in the house. And this room here is the second bedroom. Larry OK, well what do you think, Louise? Louise 1ike it Larry Me too. Yes. We want it. Agent Excelent! Let's go back to my office and we can sign the contract. a Waitress Hello, What are you having today? Larry Two cappuccinos and two pieces of ‘chocolate cake, please. Waitress Two cappuczinos, two chocolate cakes, Is delicious. Youl love it You're new in town, aren't you? Louise Yes, that’s right. We're from ‘Washington. Larry My wife and I just rented the big ‘house down the street. Tonight sour first night there. Waitress The Travis'sold house? Larry Yss. Waitress Oh. Louise Is there a problem? Waitress Dida't they tell you? Larry Tell us what? Waitress About the murdes Louise Murder? Waitress Yes, Mr. Travis was murdered in that house in 1952... in his bed. Louise Oh, how horrible! Waitress That’ why they always rent that hous. Larry Why? Waitress Because nobody wants to buy i Louise Come on, Larry. Le’s go and find @ hotel, Larry A hote? Louise Yes don't want to sleepin a hhouse where somebody was murdered. Come on. Larry But, but, Louse. 66) Stephen In the middle ofthe night suddenly woke up! It was two oclock The elevision was off But how? There was no remote control, and Teestainly dlidat get up and turn it off The light ‘was all on, but suddenly the light went off, too, Now I was really frightened! 1 couldn't seeanything strange, bat I could {feel that there was somebody or ‘something in the room. I got out of bed ‘and turned on the TV agun. Litle by litle I started to relax, and I went to sleep again, When I woke up, it was morning. Ihad breakfast and Left the hotel about ten o'lock, Interviewer So the question i, did you see the ghost? Stephen No,1 didnt see the ghost, but 1 definitely flr something or somebody in the room when T woke up in the middle of the night. Interviewer Were you frightened? ‘Stephen Yes, was! Very frightened! Interviewer Would you like to spend another night in the hotel? Stephen Definitely, yes. Interviewer Why? Stephen Well, 'm sure there was something strange in thet room. I cant cexphin the television and the light. I ‘want to go back because wantto see the ghost. om 1, Bill, is Rob. What are you doing? ‘Me? I'm going to Boston ... Hey, who are you talking 12... No, 'm having a cup of coffee... Oh, is the baby crying? ... OK, ‘My tain’ arriving, Bye! a 1 Hive in Greenwich Village 2. He’ from Missouri 3 They livein Ottawa. 4 We went o Connecticut for the weekend. 5 She was born in Dublin. 6 Were studying in Sydney. 7 Tveant togo to Manchester. 8 Do you like Houston? ow) Allie OK. 1s this street. No, i isn't. Pm sure she si the first on the right. Mark No, she said the second on the right. Relax, Allie, Allie Look, let's ak that man there. ‘Mark 1 don't think he knows: He'sa tourist. Alle Just asl him. please Mark OK, OK. Excuse me! We're lost. Do you knov where King Street i? ‘Man Sorry I dont live here ~ I'm a tourist. ‘Mark You se. was tight. Allie OK, let's try the second on the right. ‘Mark Hereit is. King Stet, I knew she said the second on the right. Allie There’ the restaurant, Donatella. Can you see anywhere to park? Mark That white car's going over there! ‘Do you think you can park in that space? Allie Are you saying I can't park? ‘Mark Alle, 'm only joking. Allle OK, OK, Pim sorry Rob Why don't we go to Paris? I haven't been there, Charlotte Are you sure? Rob Look, I promise. 've never been to Pas, Charlotte OK. Let’ look at the brochure. love Pais. I's one of my favorite cities, Rob You choose a hotel then. Charlotte What about this one? It's very ‘ear the Eiffel Tower. It looks nice. Very romantic. Let’s go there: Rob Is that your phone? Charlotte No, i's yours Rob Oh yeah. You're right. Hellot... Who? ... Oh hi, What a surprise... Fine, ine, How are you! ... Sorry? .. Its seven o'clock here. What time is it in Canada? ... Sorry... No, 'm ‘ot. 'm with... Pm witha friend... Can 1 sall you back later .. [said can T call you back later ths evening? -.. Sor can't heat you... OK, IM call you back later... Yes, OK. Bye... Sorry, Charlotte, ‘what did you say about the hotel? Charlotte Forget it, Rob. [don't want to {g0 away with you this weekend, In fact T don’t want todo anything with you. Bye. Robs Charlotte, don't go. Listen, ean explain. It isnt what you think... 3s) Presenter Our next caller is Carl from San Diego, Hello, Carl, Carl Hi Presenter What do you think, Carl? Do sgood books make good movies? Carl Well, ve read lots of books and later seen the movies, and usually think that the books ate better. For example I loved the Lord ofthe Rings books, but didn't like the movies very much, Presenter Thank you, Carl, Our next caller is Linda from Los Angeles. Hello, Linda. Linda Hi, Well, what I think is that today people don’t read very much. But they do go tothe movies. And sometimes afer they've seen a movie of a book, they go and buy the book, so that's a good thing because they read more. Presenter Yeah, but do you think good books make good movies? Linda Yes. I've read a lot of good books. ‘Then Ive seen the movies, and I've loved them all, The Exorcist Harry Patter, Gone with the Wind. Theyre all reat books and sreat movies Presenter Thank you, Linds, And our ast caller is Sam from Beverly Hil. Hello, Sam. What do you think about our question today? ‘Sam think it depends. 1 hink good books don't usually make good movies, But Ive seen some movies which I think are beter than the books. That's usualy because the book wasn very good. Presenter So bad books can make good movies? Sam That’ right Presenter Give me an example. SSam_ Well the James Bond films. The books arent very good, but some of the movies ate great, ike Goldfinger, oF Casino Royale Presenter Thank you, Sam. And now 121 1A 1c present tense verb be [+) Full form — Contraction Tam your teacher. P'm your teacher. You are in room 13, | You're in room 13. He's lames. ‘She's Marta Itisa school. Isa school. We are students. We're students. You are in level 2. | You're in level 2 ‘Theyare teachers. | They’re teachers. Use capital I. 'm your teacher. Nor i'm you = singular and plural. Use he fora man, she fora woman, and it for a thing. Use they for people and things. In contractions ’= a missing letter, eg. ~ am Use contractions in conversation. El a &] ull form ion Amr Tam. Tm not. Tamnot Areyou —peruvent) [YoU are. you arent, Yousrenot —-Youaren’t_——_| French, Ishe /she /it RERUN! he /she it is, he/she /itint He /She /Itis not He / She / It isn't | Spanish. Arewe — Gunuy Weare * wearen', | We are not We aren't American you are. you arent. Youarenot You aren't they ae. they arent Therarenot | They acer = Tn questions, put be before you, he ete Pat wor after the verb to make negatives You can also contract are not and isnot You are not lealian.— You're not Italian. She is not Canadian. ~ She's not Canadian. possessive adjectives: my, your, etc. ‘Are you Spanish? Nor You-ere Spanish? Where are you from? wor Where you-are from? Don’t use contractions in short answers. ‘Are you Korean? Yes, Lam. Nor Yes; Pm: + his= of aman, her =of a woman, = of a thing. Tm Italian, My family is from Rome. lpgales nis You're in level | “This is your classcoom. iir= af men, women, or things. : djzctives don He's the director. His name is Michael. Lpapany don’t change She’ your tasher. Her name is Tina our students wor ours students It’s a school. Its name is The Toronto School. (AK Be careful with ifs and its. _ ‘We're an international school. | Our students are from many different countries. its=itis It’s a school. ‘They're new students. ‘Their names are David and Emma, iiss possessive ts name fs: articles: a / an, the, plurals, this / that / these / those a/ an (indefrite article) the (definite arte)» Use thewhenwe know which (door, windows). A + Use a witha singular Open gye] door eae Wee + Use an with anoun beginning windows. aoe aeae ‘an ID card. h eet eres: + Use the with singular and umbrella. vith Sycees fear plural nouns. plurals: this | that | these / those Singular Plural Spelling Ae eb aa Wha’ this? I a dictionary abook [books gq Lapa That car is Italian. akey keys a thee pa ‘These watches are Japanese. watch watches eater What are those! They're tables. ki e ad -rafter sh, sx] Danese a how ___fexes — pean plural noUnt + Ose this] these kar things near yout. ‘country | counties consonant + y> ies a dictionary | dictionaries ant They're keys. NorTheyreakeys, —* Use thar those for things far away. + this| that = singular, these/ those = plural 1A 2 Complete with am, i, or are Tam. French. b Write the sentences with contractions. 1am from Chile. I'm from Chil, Grammar BANK a Write the sentences in the negative. 2 dpder mane. dear 2 dione ached) 2 We from Taipei. 2 Weare in level 2, = 31 Anna. 3 You are in room 6. 4 Antonio and Juan in room 7. 4 Heis Alex. 5 The teacher English. 5 They are students. 6 You in level 3. 6 She is the teacher. 7 She ___a student. 7 Tam fine. 1B Make questions and short answers. 1 Angela, please turn off 2: The students are from Italy. 3 London is famous for __ red buses. 4 She's French, but 5 We're in level 3. teacher is Bob. 6 name is lan, He’s from Canada. 7 Tm Mike, family is from Lima, _ cell phone. names are Susanna and Tito. mother is Spanish. 1 his what’s name? 2 German mother is her ? She's American, Fyou Colombian? Ave you Colombian? _ Yess Lam. 1 Pm British, 1 /Tin room 13? 24 rs 2 They're Brazilian, 2 / it German? ™ 25 3 Its Mexican food. 3 / they from Italy? 2 4 She's Italian. 4 / we in level 22 2 5 We're from Australia. 5 / she Chinese? 74 —— 6 You'te Japanese. 6 / you Irish? ad 7 He fromtheUS. 7 / he from Korea? a 1c 2 Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective. 1b Write the questions. _My name's Stephen you how are ? How are you? 3 from your are where parents ? 4 last Zablowski is your name? 5 spell do how your name you ? singular a file ils _ bag, — country ID card — key — umbrella 3 2 Complete with a or an, Write the plural. ‘Teacher What's Tim? Tim Isa cell phone Teacher And whatare _, Tim? Tim “They/te magazines. Man What's Woman — It’sa cat Man Who are _ boys? d Woman They're your students. Put your glasses on! ETL Muttizom —vwww.oup.comjelt/americanengishfle/1 2A __ simple present: all verbs (+) and |) & = Tao. Taner. + Contractions: don't = do not, doesit= does not Vaso. Poetaarg + Use the simple present for things that are generally true or ee Tl Sy iot aca habitually happen. He (She (MOS, | He/ She / 1 @OESHTE work.) American people like animals. He works from 9:00-5:00 We work. We don't work, ee anne Bd ook + To make negatives, use don'/ doesn't + base form, They work Tey dour work He doesn't work. Nor He-doesn’t works. speling rules for he / she / it Iwork / play / live. He works / plays A Thave He has Nor He-haves I atch / finish / go/do. | She watehes/ finishes / goes / oes Igo He goes /govz/ I study: She studies Ido He does /dizi—_| +The spelling rules forthe fe/ she fe forms are the sameas for plurals (Grammar Bank 1D). 2B simple present: all verbs (7) @ Do I work? Io. Idont. Do you work? you do. you don't. Does he /she it work? |. he/she /it HORS. |, he / she Do we work? » swe do. * we dont Do you work? you do. you don't Do they work? they do, they don't + Remember the word order: auxiliary, subject, base form or question word, auxiliary, subject, base form. What food 2D possessive s + Use swith a person to talk about relatives and possessions. Naomi Campbell's mother Nor the mother of Naomi-Campbell + Use swith irregular plural people, men, women, children, people. ‘That's my chlen’s school. Nov ‘That's my childrens" schocl. + Use swith regalar plural people. ‘They're my parents’ friends, Nov They're my parent’ friends. + ‘sis not usually used with things She is Naomi Campbel’s mother. 11s James's house. ‘They are my parents’ friends. nd the end of the movie Nor themov A Be careful with ’ Maria's mother 2A a Change the sentences. ‘We like animals, He likes animals 1 Tlisten to the radio, She 2 Helives ina house. We 3 They have two children, He 4 She doesn’t drink coffee, They 5 I don't smoke, My father 6 The store closes at 5:00. The stores 7 [go to work. He 8 Ido housework shed ee CeCe Le b Complete the sentences with an [#] or =] verb. study have like drive speak play do eat read He Jikes animals. 1 My father The New York Times. 2 Her houseis big, but it ayard 3B We ___ French very well. 4 1__ fastfood. 5 @ she __a Mw. 6e1 computer games. 7 My‘father housework, 8@ He economics at a university 2B a Complete the questions with do or does. Do. you have a car? 1 you like Chinese food? 2 ____ your father cook? —— your mother work? _— you speak Spanish? —— you play the piano? people in your country like animals? —— your teacher drink coffee? you study another language? 3 4 5 6 7 8 b Order the words to make questions, a you car have do ? 1 drink you coffee do ? 2 your does brother work ? 3 work you where do ? 4 music she like what does ? 5 newspaper you what read do ? 6 the go you movies do to ? Do you have a car? 7 does father watch your on TV sports ? 8 mother glasses wear your does 7 20 a Cross out the wrong form. It’s Kate's bag / bag’s Kate. 1 Do you like Jane's cats / cat’ Jane? 2 I drive my mother’s car / my car’s mother. 3 Amelia is my wife’ sister / my sister's wife. 4 This is my house's friend / my friend’s house. 5 A Who are you? B I'm Daniel’s brother / brother's Daniel. 66 He works for his father’s company / his company’s father. 7 She's the wife’s policeman / the policeman’s wife. 8 Don't do your sister’s homework / your homework’s sister! EVD Multinom — wwwoup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/t b Complete with ’s (possessive), ’ (is), s (plural / third person 3), or ~. My friend’. father work. in Germany. 1 My brother a lawyer. He 24. He work _ for Microsofi. 2 He live in Seattle with his three children He has two boy — anda gir. 3 My brother_ wife__ name is Paula. She a teacher. 4 Paula parent live in Seattle to. My brother like — Paula mother but not her father. 3A adjectives It’sa big house, They're pretty flowers, + Adjectives go before a noun. Nor It's house big. + Adjectives don’t change before a plural noun. Nor They're pretys flowers. 3B telling time + Use Irs + time to say what time it is. + You can ask What time isi? + Use at + time to say when you do something. A. What time do you get up? B I get up at seven thirty. What time is it? Itsseven o'clock. Irs seven. Itsnine thirty. Ieshalf past nine. Its one forty-five. It's(a) quarter to two. Itsone twenty-five Itstwenty-five after one, Its three forty. Istwenty to four. 3c adverbs of frequency + Use adverbs of frequency to answer the question How often. + Adverbs of frequency go | before all verbs (except be) after be, always have toast for breakfast. Do you usually go to work by bus? She doesn't often go to bed late. They're sometimes late. She hardly ever watches TV. He is never stressed. 3D prepositions of time Pec themomning the afternoon Yonday (morning) j Lees three o'clock the evening July 12th ded December ry birthday ! ‘toon / midnight the summer the weekend 1 lunchtime night fe + Use in for parts of the day, months, seasons, and years. + Use on for days, dates, and the weekend. + Use at for times of the day, and night. PT at Lg 3A a Underline the adjectives in these sentences. 1b Are the [RIGHIGHEA) phrases right (¥) or wrong (x)? She's a beautiful actress. Correct the wrong phrases. 1 Hi. I'm Carla. Nie to meet you. She has (HARE ®) — Shehas rel hai__ 2 Do you like Japanese food? 1 Do you like (SR? 3 It'san international school, 2 They're (Brenehigias. = 4 They're a typical American family. 3 Thave S| o 5 My father makes fantastic pasta. oe ——— a 6 Do you work with other people? 5 They're SR. 0 7 Yma professional singer. 8 We're good friends. 3B ‘What time is it? Match the times with the clocks. Wsquartertosix. 8 1 It’s five after two. 2 It’s quarter after four. 3 It’s ten to three. 4 It’s twenty-five to five, « 6 Its cs 5 It's seven o'clock. 6 It’s twenty after one. 7 It's eight thirty: G08 200 ‘Oo 3C a Complete the sentences with an adverb of frequency. __b Order the words to make sentences. “never always hardly ever sometimes usually always she at six up gets She always gets up at six Se eee, 1 for late always I am class ‘hey ever. drive ~ they don't have a car. 2 talk ever hardly we 1 drink wine - only on New Year's Eve, 3 what work you usually time do finish 7 2 She cats meat. She's a vegetarian, 4 morning in the hungry I am never 3 He doesn't have a watch, s0 he's late 5 often I read don't the newspaper 4 We ‘get up at 7:30, except on weekends. 6 restaurants sometimes exper to go we 5 I dont exercise alot but | ____ go swimming, 7 tea good usually very is this 3D a Complete with in, on, or at. b Complete with in, on, or at and a time expression, —_ myo five o'clock July 4th noon Sundays 5 coe eal the summer midnight theaftemoon _ninew'clock 3 the weekend In the US people usually start work at rine o'clock 4 the Ist of January 1 On December 31st many people say “Happy New Year” —__ a ae 2 In the US people celebrate Indepenclence Day ere wen 3 Many people eat lunch —___. Be Seneniber 4 In the US children usually have vacation —_. 9 ___ night 5 In many countries stores are closed —___ 30 ___ Thursday morning 6 Jn Spain many people bave a siesta ____. u 4 quarter to four 7 ‘Traditionally, British people have a cup of tea 12 ___ Saturday ETD muttinom — wwwoup.comjelamericanenglishfle/t can | can't & 8 1 1 + Contraction: car’t = cannot You You cif + cart has different meanings: He/She / it | Can swim. He/She ste |Camtswim. Tean swim. = Uknow how to. We can come. We ‘can't come, Taan come. = Is possible for me (I'm not busy). ane can help, on can't help. Can you help me? = Please help me. They They [A Dontuse toafier can. —=«d @ 4 Tean swim. Nor Fean-to-swim. 1 I I you seas you you can [Be seit eer |e [BPH | can, |, | BPH cae oe we we you e you you they they they 4B like (+ verb + -ing) spelling rules for the -ing form shopping. going to the movies. doing housework. driving at night, + We usually use a verb + -ingafter like, love, ‘and hate when we ere talking about an activity in general. object pronouns: me, you, him, etc. 1 [me — | Wait for me. you |you —_ Ilove you. he [him | She she |her | He it [it | Tdon’t like it we [us | Can you belp us? you |you | See you tomorrow. they | them | Call them this evening, “Baseform Verb +-ing ___| Spellin cook like cooking add -ing study __ She hates studying, om dance Hove dancing. zt in ‘one vowel + one consonant = double consonant + -ing + Object pronouns take the place of nouns. ‘She meets Joli. She calls Inn te next day. + Object pronouns go after the verb. Hoveyou. Nor Fyowlove. + You also use object pronouns after prepositions (with, 10, from, etc). Listen to me! I'm in love with her. Nor Fnvin love with she. 4D "Subject pronouns | Possessive adjectives I Tes my car, you It’s your car. he Tes his car she It’s her car. we It’s our car. they Its their car, possessive pronouns: mine, yours, etc. + Usepossessve pronouns to talk about Possessive pronouns 7 ero poscession, ae A. Whose book isi Is it yours? Wsyours. cae i B Yes it’s mine. Wehis. tees + Use possessive pronouns in place ofa ee possessive adjective + noun. Wsours. , Irs my car.ow It's mine. ‘A. Don't use the with possessive pro ‘This is yours. Nor. Thisis the yours: Its theirs. 4A 2 Complete the sentences with can or can’t {can sing, but I can’t. dance. We play tennis on Saturday. Pm f 2A 1 smoke here? B No, it's non-smoking restaurant. 8 Vim sorry. remember your name, #1 speak French but not Germen. you help me? This bag is very heavy. ot see you tonight. I'm very busy. > Sorry? S Look! We hear you. buy some milk in that store CLOW Le b_ Write an [#] or [=) sentence for each picture. camp drive have pay smoke park take use ® You can’t park here. 4 here. 48 2 Write the -ing form of the verbs in the chart. write ran talk play have sit get cook make swim study take shop shopping ‘writing b Write sentences about Matt with love, not like, like, or hate and a verb. He loves playing ches - Matt's likes and dislikes DO chess, V ©) photos, the movies bool, the radio = housework, fast food 2 Complete the sentences with an object pronoun (me, you, etc.) bb Change the highlighted words to pronouns. 4c ove you He's in love with but she doesnt love 2 Isa good movie, Do you want to see? 5 You speak very quickly. can’t undersand £ We havea problem. Can you help 2 5 Ltry to talk to, but she doesn listen to > They’ nice people. Do you know 40 2 Look at the pictures. Complete the sentences with mine, yours etc It's mine, 2s 3 It's 4 Its 3 I's . Uy, = obit? ee sae eo al. ETD muttizom — vowwoup.comjeivamericanengistiile/t see John every day. 1 Tknow Linda 2 Shelives with her father. 3 Lusually see my parents on Sunday. 4 Tcan't remember your email address . 5 I don't like this actress. 6 Can you get tickets for my friend and me ? b Cross out the wrong word. 1 see him every day. ‘This is my / mine son, David. 1 A Are these your / yours keys? B No, these are my / mine. 2 She's French, and her / hers husband is American ‘Their / Theirs children speaks French and En, 3A Lcan’tfind my / mine cell phone. B Isthis your / yours? 4A Whose car is that? B It’s not our / ours, Our / Ours car isin the garage. 5A simple past of be: was / were & + Contractions: wasy’ 1 = 1 a parece You ee You weren't + Use was/ were to talk about the past. He! She/It | a8 | rays, |He/She/ It | wast’ amoyy,| Mi gtindaer ens bor in Bangs We were ” | We weren't ‘] You were You weren't They They weren't @ Was 1 Twas. Tas Were you you were. you weren't. Was |e/sh0/ lost |xes (Bese ewan. |, |e she ie waa fere | we we were. we weren't Were | you you were. you weren't Were they they were. they weren't 5B simple past: regular verbs spelling rules for regular verbs J | Baseform Past Spelling | 1 T watch watched | ay oy You You ply __| played. He/She /It | worked He/She / It didn’t work live lived | aad -d We yesterday. | We yesterday. smoke__|smoked_| You You stop stopped | one-syllable verbs oe pe one vowel + one consonant z z = double consonant study [studied [consonant + y> ied ca) @ 7 T I + Contraction: didn’t = did not fo iu sai + Use the simple past for finished actions “| he/she /it he / she 1e/she /it| 4 + Regular verbs in the past [= end in -ed pia] Be/sbe/it| work ye, he/she] | no, |Be/She/ | aor oa ee aa + The past is the same for all persons. nae i be + Use dil) didn't + base form for : a past (2 and (=). 5C simple past: irregular verbs Base form | Past 6] _ |Past + Use the irregular past form only in [#] sentences. im Tent Tdidn't ge) —_‘Isaiea movie lastnight ave ae didn't have | + Use the base form after did / didnt a Did you see a movie las night? Nor. Did yousaw 7 ot didn't z e ae fay ooat” |auaut bay + Remember the word onder: fee Nie mater auxiliary, subject, base form or ie ¥ ra ‘question word, auxiliary, subject, base form. rive rove ante dys, Did you go out last night? mect | met didn’t meet Where del you ge? ese saw didn't see at Tor cae (=) = couldn't or didn't-can Dl = Could you. 2 wor Did you cans..? 5A a Change the sentences from present to past. Simple present Simple past Pm tired, 1 _1was_ tired last week ‘Today is Sunday. Yesterday Saturday. Where are you now? Where you yesterday? We are in Munich today. We in Berlin yesterday. Pm in Mexico this month. I in Brazil last month. My father’s a pilot, My grandfather It isn't open now. It open this morning, Why aren't you at work today? Why pilot, too. — you at work yesterday? PYM ads b Complete the dialogues with was, wasn’t, were, or weren't ‘A Were_ you and Susan at the party ast night? B Yes, we! ; Az good? BNo,its awful, Where § Als sick. A Where? _____ you born? B18 ___ born in Australia in 1919. A®_____ your parents Australian? B No, they © My mother !! Greek. Italian and my father 12 but we® find one, (not can) dinner at our favorite Thai restaurant. (have) and! __ straight to bed. (go) ELD Multikom — wwoup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/! 5B a. Rewrite the sentences in the simple past with yesterday. Complete the sentences with a verb in the simple past Present Past arrive notwait land live stay Tuse the Internet. Lused the Internet yesterday. re aaa Gat a 1 Latch TV. ee 7 2 Do you listen I turned on the TV. to the radio? = 1 We ina three-star hotel last yea. 3 Wesstudy English. 2. We were late and they for us. 4 He doesn't work 5s you tennis on TV lastnight? 5 The movie ends 4 Sorry. it was your birthday yesterday. at700. — 5 |___ with my parents when Iwasa student 6 I dont like the movie, 6 Why you __ to beadoctor? 7 Does she smoke? 7 He Tate for work and the boss was angry. 8 They play tennis. 8 When theplane she her cll phone. 5c ‘a Complete the text with the verbs in parentheses in the simple past. _b Complete the questions in the simple past. Did you gout lastnight? (you / go out aes neg SE EV i Genleeel My boyftiend ! mea beautiful jacket. (buy) ee Lamy paste eeeaite Ve at (8°) ‘What (once) P my new jacket, (Wear) as = pee De, “Wet fora Chinese restaurant (look) Rua, rome sees) G2) to eat? (you / have) 2 (the party / end) _t (you / get home) ‘a good time? (you / have) ‘What time 2 8 4 5 What 6 7 What time 8 6A there is / there are Plural [There are some glasses in the Singular There's a piano. ‘There isn'ta fridge. Isthere a TV? Yes, there is. No, there isn't ‘There aren’t any pictures. Are there any glasses? “x Yes, there are. No, there aren’ ‘cupboard + We often ise tere is/are with @/ an, some, and any. + Use some and any with plural nouns. Some= not an exact number. + Use some in sentences and anyin (=] and (7). B Be careful. There is and itis are different. There's a key on the table. It’s the key to the Kitchen. there was / there were Plural — There were only three guests —_|There wasan old TV._ ‘Was therea ghost Were there any lights? ‘Yes, there was. No, there wasn’t. ve there was / were is the past of there is/ are. present continuous: be + verb + -ing @ There weren't any other people. Yes, there were. No, there weren't Full form Contraction Full form Contraction Tam Pm | Tam not Pm not Youare You're cexying. You are not You aren't crying He/She/Itis |He/ She /It’s having a party. He /She/Itisnot | He /She/ It isnt | having a party. Weare We're arguing. We are not We aren't arguing. Youare You're You are not You aren't They are They're ‘They are not ‘They aren't x ‘Ami Tam Tm not ; ie : ee eae things that are happening now. vq tying? ase : vg |__ lestmining, The baby’s crying. e/ sherit | he / she i he/she / itis. Hehe /shelt having pary? | Yes | Ree | No,| ee + Forthe spelling ofthe -ing form arguing? see Grammar Bank 4B. Areyou you are. you aren’. Are they they are. they arent + Usethe present continuous for simple present or present continuous? Simple = Present continuous My sister works in a bank. “Today she’s working at home. What do you ususlly wear to work? | What are you wearing now? {Use the simple present to say what you usually do Use the present continuous to say what you are doing now. A. Be careful with do. A What do you do? (= What's your job?) B I'ma teacher A What are you doing? B I'm waiting fora frend ‘now, at the moment, Be careful. Some verbs are not normally used in the present continuous, ¢, want, like, ned have (= possession), and know. 6A CTU y Ue 4 Complete the sentences with There's or Thereare. Write &, =), or 2) sentences with there is / are. There’ a sofa in the living room. chairs / the yard There are some chairs in the yard, 1 four cups in the cupboard. 1) wble/ the kitchen 2 ‘clock in the kitchen. 2-2 fireplace / the living room 3 lots of chairs. 3 = plants /theliving room 4 a garage. 4D cupboards the kitehen 5 some pictures on the wall 5 [| shower / bathroom 6 adesk in the study. 6 # shelves / study 6B a Look at the hotel information. Write + or | sentences with There was / were. b Complete with the correct form of there was or there were. A How many guests were there_ in the hotel? B!_____four including me. ? a French tourist and 3 ‘ovo businessmen. ‘There weren't any single rooms A‘ restaurant? i double rooms. ¥ BNo? bat aban, 2 a swimming pool ¥ A What? —__ in your room? . retauent 7 Be a minibar and a TV. A patinglot x ae two beds? :_ stores x BNo, © 0 - adouble bed. 6c 2. Write a question and answer for each pict hy Put the verbs in parentheses in the present continuous. A Hello. B Oh, hi, Dad. Where are you? ‘AP'm in my hotel Ler having lunch. (have) et alot here. Is Mom there? (rain) B Yes, but she > — to somebody on the cell phone right now. (talk) AO, What ? you B My friend Mattis here. ‘A Matt? Why # you B Don’ worry. We> A Where's Jenny? £ (do) your homework? (not do) together. (study) 1 Whatshedoing He Bhe® __ for Kevin to come. (wait) 2 ‘They? a party tonight. (have) a : = AOh.What* she 1 (wear) . B Nothing special. OK, Dad, here's Mom, Bye. 6D bb Put the verbs in the simple present or present continuous. — a Mark the sentenees right (/) or wrong (X), Itrains at the moment, 1 Listen! The baby’s crying. 2 My neighbors often argue 7 3 John’ on vacation. He has a 4 My brother’ staying with us right now. 5 I'm usually going to the gym after work, 6 A Where are you going? B To 7 A Whatare you doing? B I'mateacher. — END Muttizom — wowoup.com/elt/americanengisfie/t Where ae you going? (go) To play soccer ~ see you later! 1A Hi Sarah! What you _—— here? (do) BI___ for myboyfriend. (w 2 A What your mother? (do) B She's a nurse. She atthe local hospital. (work) 3 Listen! They —__ a party upstairs again, (have) ‘They ~ a party at least once a month! (have) 4.1 __to the supermarket. (go) you anything? (want) aan, some/ any 7A countable / uncountable nouns + There are two kinds of nouns in English, countable (C) and a Countable | Uncountable suncountable (1), DS weneedanapple. | somebutter C= things you can count, C nouns can be singular or plural. fenced some apples. _| some milk ‘one apple, two apples, three apples. = Wedowtmeed |@tomato. ——|any re U = things you can't count. U nouns can't be plural _E _Wedon'eneed | any tomatoes. any sug: buter, meat Nor tw biter, thee meats tomato? any rice? + Some nouns can be C or U but the meaning i different. TH Doweneed | dnytomatoest |any sugar? : +7 Uke a/ an with singular Crown sone ae + Use some with plural C nouns and U nouns in s + Use anywith plural C nouns and U nouns in =) and). an ice creim B. We can als use somein 2 to ak for and ofr things Gan Thave some coffee? Would you lke some cookies? 7B how much / how many? combs agar) [ll srs caanewers | + Use How much...?with uncountable (UJ) nouns ‘Uncountable singular | Fullanswers___Shertansvers | and How many... with plural countable () nouns How™much water [drink elt of water, Alot. + User alo (f) with Cand U nouns for do you drink? emuch water. | Not much drink any water. | None See LA ink any water. _1 = not...rmuch with U nouns for ‘Countable (phar) small quantity How many cookies | Tate a lot of cookies. ‘Alot. did you eat? I didn’t eat many cookies. | Not many. didn't eat any cookies. _| None. ‘not...mmany with C plural nouns for ‘a small quantity. not...any (none in short answers) for zero quantity. i IC _ be going to (plans) & El Fallform | Contraction | Fullform | Contraction Tam rm Tam not Tmnot You are You're going to have You are not You aren't going to have He/ She/ It is | He She /Its_ a vacation He / She / tis not | Fie/‘She fiisn'e a sacation Weare Were next month. We are not Wearen't rext month. You are You're You are not You aren't ‘They are ‘They're They are not They aren't 7 w x + Use be going to+ verb (base form) P'mnot. to talk about future plans. Am I Tam. + With the verb go youcan say Are you sw you are. you arent. Pm going to go on Im going. Ishe/ she /it | SBtOME | he/she tis. |x, | he/she isnt. | + Weoften use future ime expressions Are we sreaton [| wea * wearen't swith going 10. Are you you are. you aren't. tomorrow, next week, next year, ete. fre they they ae Baya ee ee 7D be going to (predictions) ap You can also use be going 10+ verb (base form) for predictions. ae (I think) They're going to be very happy. ey at (I think) les going to rain. TA a Write a, an, or some + a food / drink word. 1 .somecereal 6 _ 7g 8 9 Grammar BANK b Complete the dialogue with a, an, some, or any. [ALL invited my sister for dinner. Is that OK B No,it isnt. We don't have any’ food! are! _ eggs and cheese. ‘omelette. B There aren't * ‘eggs. I had the last two, ‘A. Wecan make§ — pasta, Are there ® tomatoes? B Yes. And there's? __ onion, What about drinks? Is there s wine? A Yes, there's? bottle of red wine. And there's, 1 soda, too, a Complete with How much / How many. How much. fruit do you eat? b Cross-out the wrong words. I don’t eat much / many apples. ‘a Write sentences about Susan’s vacation plans. ‘She's going to g0 10 Rome. (go) 1 _____ people were at the party? 1 Teat alot of / much fruit. 2 ___ milk does she drink? 2 Do you drink much / many water? 3 coffee did you drink yesterday? 3 We don’t buy much / many vegetables. 4 ‘eggs are there in the fridge? 4A How much meat do you cat? 3 cents are there in a dollar? B None / Any. 'ma vegetarian. 6 money do-you have with you? 5 Leat alotoof / lot fish 7 — hours does your baby usually sleep? 6 A How much exercise do you get? 8 free time do you have during the week? B Nomuch / Not much. 7m b Complete the sentences with (be) going to + a verb. cook do nothave study not fy ‘Our car is ten years old. We re going fo buy a new one. EXD wusion ‘www. oup.com/elt/americanenglishile/1 Be Italian, (speak) 2 ahotel. (stay in) 1 My mother's at work, so my father —_ the lunch, ee photos. (take) 21 tonight. I have an exam tomorrow. esi —— spaghetti. (eat) 3 you _a present for Bi —_ he ula 4 We to Chicago. It’s too expensive. (see) 3 What —__ ‘your brother —_ after school? in 6 Its her birthday next week, but she a party. 1D 4 Write predictions for the pictures. 1 It’s going to —_____ be break have not pass wake up win Q ae It’s my dream vacation! I know [tt going te have a good time. 3 — 1 They're playing very well. I think they the game. . 2 She's a very bad student. She the exam. 2 Z a 3 Look at the blue sky. It a beautiful day. 4 You're driving very fast! ___ an accident! y 5 Be careful with that glass! You itt Oe 6 The baby's very tied, I don’t think she tonight. BA comparative adjectives ‘Adjective | Comparative _| Spelling old older White cars are safer than one-sillabe adjectives add -er yellow cars cheap_| cheaper deci ' osalieg are are big bigger ‘one-syllable adjectives ending one vowel + one consonant: dangerous than sharks j hot bower double consonant, add er L ‘Tigers ate better swimmers cone- or two-slable adjectives ending consonant + y > -ier eee IF resales seni ome? famous | more famous 5 TRGMPRMNERENG. | rorhe | more caponcne "Oe moreslableadjecties: mores adjective thanto compare two people | sou better things. bad worse irregular far farther/farther BB superlative adjectives ‘Adjective | Comparative | Superative Spelling 5 cold colder the coldest Uestbehotwet county in he wort J] fis ghee Sie caes add -et ‘most dangerous time is hi a = the spring ae pectes eee double consonant, add -est big bigger the biggest 2 Usethe superlativeadjeaive tomy | pretty preter the prettiest ‘which is the (biggest etc.) ina group. | sunny sunnier the sunniest aoe dangerous | more dangerous | the most dangerous the mest + adjective good better the best bad ‘worse the worst irregular far farther/further | the farthest/furthest 8C would like to Ea T T + Contractions: i= would, wouldn't = would not You You + Twould like to = I want to (now or in the future) He | an He + Twould like tis usually more polite than She “Alike to fy plane, |. wouldn'tlike toy a plane feara Bmore We We + Use theinfinitive after would like. They They J would like tolearn. xo Ewould lke learn. + You can also wie Would you lik ...?f0r 4 & invitations. ee 1 1 1 Would you like to have dinner with me tonight you you you ‘A Would tke and like ace different. Would| "| tiketo fly a plane? |ves, | | would. |No,|%° |wouldn'. Td like to dance. (= | want to dance now she |she she or inthe future) ve we we like dancing. (= enjoy it, like itn they they they pay seth i + Remember the diffrence between 8D adverbs Aes Ader [speling ee Idrive slowly. om Tima careful driver, (adjective) ‘They speak very quietly a ely drive carefully. (adverb) People dress very well, careful | A Notall words that end in -Ivare Use adverbs to say low people do things. happy consonant adverbs, og. friendly = adjective. ‘Adverbs usually go after the verb. | easy sy>iy He's friendly person. I speak English very well. good OF speak very well English: fast irregular Look at the chart for how to make adverbs |_hetd 8A a Write the comparative form of these adjectives. hot hotter short difficult beautiful noisy thin close easy rich, 8B 4. Write the opposite superlative adjectives. the hottest the coldest the biggest. _ the lowest the cheapest _ the youngest the easiest the wettest. the ugliest - the richest D Write comparative sentences. The Nile / the Amazon (long) ‘The Nile is longer than the Amazon. Canada / Brazil (big) ‘Tessa / Deborah (pretty) Driving/ flying (dangerous) My English / your English (bad) This chair / that chair (comfortable) He / his wife (young) Buses /trains (cheap) Your car / mine (good) b Complete the sentences with a superlative, Use the adjectives in parentheses. Ins the most dangerous country in the world. (dangerous) 1 Lam in my family. (tall) 2 That house in the street. (old) 3 The French make bread in the world. (good) 4 This is part of the country. (hot) 3 This building in the city. (famous) 6 He's ——— student in the class. (bad) 7 Chinese is one of Tanguages to learn, (difficult) sits dress in the store. (pretty) 8C a Write sentences and questions b Complete these sentences with a verb in the correct form (infinitive or -ing). wiowoue ie bbe get open cook go(x2) see live have fly learn 1/ go 0 New York Ll - — Td like to go to New York. Pa like to learn to fly a plane, 1 1/be millionaire. 1 Would you like dinner with me tonight? 2 you /be famous? 2 Pad like to Australi, but I don't like 3 L/not/ go up ina balloon 3 She wouldn’t like ____ a teacher. She hates children, 4 he / learn how to cook 4 Do you like wild animals? Would you like on a safari 5 she / not / be on TV 5 Weld like married in June, 6 they /have children? 6 I would like a restaurant because I ike 7 1/ not/ live ina foreign country Does your sister li in Paris? 8 We /like / buy abigger house 8 Would you like another language? 8D b Complete the sentences with adverbs from these adjectives. Adjective or adverb? Cross out the wrong word. bad good careful hard easy aggressive slow quiet beautiful He's very polite / politely. Our teacher speaks very slow / slowly: Her Korean is perfect / perfectly. Everything happened very quick / quickly. Please drive careful / carefully. Is My sister dre 1 3 4 The food was very good / well 6 7 es very good / well. 8 The weather is terrible / terribly tonight. EXD wutinom safe / safely to walk at night in this city? wwn.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/1 k French very well, 1 We played in the semi-final and we lost 5-1. 2 Hurry up! You're walking very — 3 Can you talk please? Your father is asleep. 4 We had a good map,and we found their house — 5 The boss likes him because he works 6 Open the bag —_. There are eggs inside, 7 He drives to0 —__~ he’s going to havean accident, 8 She sings —___. I'm sure she's going to be famous, = present perfect: verb be & Full form ‘Contraction "| Contraction Thave ve Thaven't You have Youve You have not You haven't He / She / It HS) He / She / It? been to Tokyo. He/ She / It H@$ not | He / She / It H@Sié | been to Kyoto. We have We've Wehave not We haven't You have You've You have not You haven't ‘They have They've They havenot | They haven't E a] ea + Use the present perfect for general past experiences = + Tomake the present perfect use have / has + past Havel Thave Thaver't participle. Have you you have. you haven't 'S= has in present perfect (bat can also be is Hai he / she/ it been to Yes, he /she / it Hast N he, att hasn't sssive '). Have we Paris? |¥* we have. (swe haven't CARGara al epee TA Ue Have you you have. you haven't caer ee icaaanereag cea Have they they have they haven't present perfect or simple past? 9B _ present perfect: regular and irregular verbs Base form Present perfect Regular [ory | Rave cried verbs kiss have kissed Stop have stopped Irregular’ buy have Bought verbs leave | have let have seen have spoken + For regular verbs the past participle isthe same as the simple past (+ ed). + For ieegular verbs the past participle is sometimes the same asthe simple past, e.g, buy, bought, Yes, Ihave. Have you seen the movie? it I saw it last week, ‘When did you see + Use the present perfect to talk / ask about a general experience in the past. + Use the simple pastto talk ask about a specific ‘moment in the past. I saw the movie last week, + Dont use the present perfect with when and past timeexpressons, eg. yesterday, last week When did you sce if’ Nor When have youseen it I saw it last week. nor Pye seen itlast week: ‘bought, and sometimes different, e-8 se, stv see. APPENDIX will (future) & w f) T T 1 I T You You you you you He He he he he She |‘Ilwrite, She won't write Will | she | write? Yes, she will. No,|she | won't It It it it it We We we we we They They they they they + Contractions: ‘l= will, won't = will not + Use will + base form for: instant decisions calla taxi. offers Tilhelp you. promises Pil e-mail you tomorrow. 9A a Write the sentences with contractions. Thave been to Brazil 1 She has not been to the US. 2 They have not been to China, 3. He has been to an opera 4 You have not been to my house. 5 Thave not been there. 6 We have been to Ma ve been to Brazil, Ce b Write 1, ©), and (7) sentences with been, I She/ Waly She's been so Italy 1/ Miami you / Barcelona Mark / South America My parents / Africa ‘Ann / Argentina El We / Budapest IAS 9B a Complete the sentences with the past participles of the verbs in parentheses. Have you _seen_ my car keys? (see) 1 Have you his new girlfriend? I don’t like her. (meet) 2 Pre War and Peace three times. (read) 3 Have you ever in love? (all) 4 Tve never at the movies. (cry) 5 My wife has all over the world. (travel) 6 He's a lot of famous people in his ‘work. (meet) 7 She's George Clooney’s new movie four times. (see) 8 Ive alot of poems but I never show them to anybody. (write) Put the verbs in parentheses in the present perfect or simple past. ‘A Have you ever been to the opera? (be) B Yes, I _went_last year. (go) At you ever to a famous actor or actress? (speak) BYes,1? A Who. it? (be) B Orlando Bloom. you him? (see) him at an airport. (see) ‘A What &____ you ___to him? (say) B 1’ him for his autograph. (ask) A‘___ your brother____ to South Korea? (be) B Yes, he? He®___ toSeoul. (be) A When "™ he there? (go) B He" there in 2002, to see the World Cup. (go) A’___he (like) B Yes, he *___ it. (love) ELD Mutinom — wwww.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/1 ED 1 Numbers 1-20 2 Numbers 20-1,000 Match the words with the numbers. Write the numbers. wwele aunty leven dee 32 shitty Poni eighteen five fifteen _seven —— thirty-one S.-C —— forty Bee —— forty-seven 3 three — itty 4 four —— fifty-nine 5 — sixty 6 six — sity-thee 8 ight /eit/ —— seventy-two 9 nine —— my 2 my grandiather and my grandmother -> my 3 my son and my daughter > my —__ Mperants! A My wife’s mother = my mother-in-law My husband's sister = my sister-in-law, etc. © p2s MultROM_ wivw.oup.com/el/americanenglshfile/ Common adjectives 1 Colors and common adjectives a What color is it? Match the words and colors. 1 3 4 5 black range /orindy 2 blue pink — == 678910 green yellow /"yelou! . b Match the words and pictures 1-13. bad ei 3 5 beautiful /'byutofl) : 4 dirty /dortil sasy empty expensive fast /feest/ ——2 high = 10 u old rich wet 7 = ¢ Match these adjectives with their opposites in b. d Test your partner. “heap dean dificult’ dey — fallow good Wats the oposite of cheasl > CBiensve Whatth..2 — if Tow lov! new poor safe slow small ugly eae © pas 2 Appearance, very a Match the adjectives and people. 2 i 4 5 blond dark (hair) heavy /fat thin Jong short (hair) old young /yan/ wall short b Cover the adjectives and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. € How tall are they? Complete the sentences. tall verytall not very ull 1 He’ 6 feet2 inches. 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Ist first /Rorst/ fall ek 2nd 'sekand/ ZS third /Oard/ spring Christmas = " summer New Year eee winter th ie 7h eighth ninth 10th ith twelfth /twelf/ 13th Lath _ twentieth /'twentra6/ dist — twenty-second 5 Se idee 23rd b Complete the months. Remember to use CAPITAL letters! mene Lanwary /'d3enyueri/ uly /d3u'law/ 30th ——— @artia6/ thirty-first —ebruary /'febyueri/ —ugust /'ogast/ |_- Sesame ‘ll other ordinal numbers = number + th, — arch eptember /sep'tembar/ ods Steeh,sisteent —pril “erprol/ —dtober /ak'toubar/ ee a ; i d Look at the example. What's the date today? = See nou eer 3/12 = March twelfth OR the twelfth of March —une —ecember /d'sembar/ © p34 ELD Multizom wiwoup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/1 Cm Ca) OCT aU L a Match the verbs and pictures ag buy (a newspaper) /bav/ a call (a taxi) ‘come (here) < TB dance (the tango) draw (a picture) ldrol find (some money) Hfaund) give (someone a present) hear (a noise) /hur/ help (someone) look for (your keys) meet (a friend) paint (a picture) /pemnt/ play (chess) ride (a bike) TD run (a race) see (a movie) 2 sing (a song) swim (every day) take (photos) take (your umbrella) talk (10.a friend) tell (someone a seeret) travel (by plane) turn on / off (the TV) ae: use (a computer) wait for (a bus) walk (Ihome) b Cover the verbs and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. 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Test yourself or a partner. © pse 150 | MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/1 Vocasutary BANK 1 Rooms Match the words and pictures 3 thebathroom /"beOrum/ the office/study 1 thebedroom 8 the yard the dining room "dat the garage /92 the hall ‘hol the kitchen /'kitfon/ the living room 2 Furniture and decoration a Match the words and pictures, 18 anarmehair | a chair a desk @ fireplace alimp a picture /pikt for a plant a ofa /'soufs a bathtub /‘bee6tb abed alight 1 shelves (a shelf a dock a cupboard 'kabord carpet floor a nadiator st wall wal b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner ¢ What things do you have in your house / apartment? © p64 MultiROM www.oup.comyelt/americanenglishtfile/1 ta @ Match the words and pictures. an art gallery a movie theater a museum /myu'ziom/ a palace a theater /"O19tar/ abank a department store a market a pharmacy /'farmasif a shopping mall a supermarket abridge /orids/ a park ariver /"rivar! a road a square /skwer/ asstreet a bus station a train station a travel agency a church a mosque a hospital Ta police station a post office a school «a sports center a town hall b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. Opn a MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/t VOCE aL e Se eee | | as ‘Breakfast Lunch / dinner Desserts / snacks /di'zarts/ bread bred fish cake 8) butter ‘ketchup sandy cereal /"strial/ 23 meat (steak /sterk/ and chicken) shocolate /"tfaklat/ cheese (olive) oil 87 cookies /'kukiz/ 2 coffee pasta fruit salad 2 eggs B rice ice cream jam /d5em/ asalad /'selod! potato chips (anange) juice (aus egeables /vedstabl! sandwiches mall carrots 'keerats! Fruit /frut/ re Beat oes French fries BD apples a lettuce "et 28 bananas fom mushrooms grapes an onion anyon! oranges peas pis pineapple potatoes /pa'teitouz! 21 tomatoes /to'mentouz! b Cover the words and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. © p76 EXITED Multiom www.cup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/t Ei Taco La Cod PRESENT SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE He is in Seoul. (be) was been ‘They are in Seoul. (be) were been ‘The movie begins at 7:00. began begun She breaks his heart. broke broken ‘They bring the papers. brought /brot/ brought We build roads. built /bult/ built Tbuy the bread. bought /bat/ bought Tan swim, could /kod/ /kud/ = They catch the bus. ‘caught /kot/ caught She comes with her sister. came come Tt costs a lot. cost cost Ido the housework. did done (dan! ‘They drink a lot of soda. drank drunk He drives a big car. drove driven Teata lot. ate eaten She falls in love. fell fallen [feel angry. felt felt He finds a job. found found We fly to California. flew /flu/ flown /floun! 1 forget things. forgot forgotten Iget e-mails. got gotten He gives her presents. gave given ‘They go away every weekend. went gone /gon/ Thave a cat. had had He hears a noise. heard ‘hord/ heard I know him well. knew inu/ known /noun/ PRESENT SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE The train leaves at 9:00. left left ose my keys lost lost ‘We make mistakes. made made They meet famous people. met met 1 pay the phone bill. paid paid I put my car in the garage. put /pot/ put She reads Time magazine. read /red/ read /red/ ‘The bell rings at 8:00, rang, rung ‘He runs marathons. ran run He says hello. said /sed/ said I see my friends every day saw /so seen She sends a lot of e-mails. sent sent He sings very well. sang sung ‘They sit on the sofa. sat sat I sleep for eight hours. slept slept We speak English. spoke spoken You spend a lot of money spent spent She stands up. stood /stud/ stood. 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