Future: Going to BIT e ee Cyd Para Possessive Pronouns PCC CM Clint) * Describing Future Plans and CRT Runt) Sd BSTC CCU eu Cea tie + Plans for the Future * Expressing Time and Duration * Asking a Favor VOCABULARY PREVIEW yesterday today tomorrow . yesterday afternoon 7. yesterday evening 10. last night this afternoon 8. this evening 11. tonight tomorrow afternoon 9. tomorrow evening 12, tomorrow night 1. yesterday morning 2. this morning 3. tomorrow morning eae |What Are They Going to Do? am | (am) t'm he (He is) He's is 4 she (She is) She's 5 What it J going to do? (itis) It's going to read. we (We are) We're are } you (Youare) You're they (They are) They're Time Expressions yesterday last night this ‘morning / afternoon / evening tonight tomorrow tomorrow night this next spring/summer/... January /February/... last \ week/ month/year /Sunday/Monday/... . Are you going to buy a donut this morning? . No, I'm not. I bought a donut YESTERDAY morning. . What are you going to buy? Pp D> . Tm going to buy a muffin.1. Is Mr. Hopper going to have cake for dessert tonight? ice cream Are you and your fami! Europe this summer? Hawaii 5. Are your parents going to watch the movie on Channel 4 this Friday night? the news program on Channel 7 7. Is the chef going to make onion soup today? pea soup cards this afternoon? chess . Is Gary going to wear his gray suit 9. Are you and your brother going to play . Is Valerie going to sing folk songs this evening? Broadway show tunes today? his blue suit . Is Elizabeth going to go out with Jonathan this Saturday evening? Bob . Is your sister going to take biology this semester? astronomy . Are you going to be Superman this Halloween? Batman B®PLANS FOR THE WEEKEND It’s Friday afternoon, and all the employees at the Liberty Insurance Company are thinking about their plans for the weekend. Milton is going to work in his garden. Diane is going to go hiking in the mountains. Carmen and Tom are going to play tennis. Jack is going to go water-skiing. Kate is going to build a tree house for her children. And Ray and his family are going to have a picnic. Unfortunately, the employees at the Liberty Insurance Company are going to be very disappointed. According to the radio, it's going to “rain cats and dogs” all weekend v READING CHECK-UP How About You? Q&A The employees at the Liberty Insurance Company are talking with each other. Using this model, create dialogs based on the story. A. Tell me, Milton, what are you going to do this weekend? B. I'm going to work in my garden. How about you, Diane? What are you going i os are YOU on to CF todo this weekend? Pm going to go hiking in the mountains. : B. Well, have a nice weekend. fai ue Ltd ‘A. You, too. forecast Listen to the conversation and choose the answer that is true. 1. a. He's going to wear his gray suit. 4, a. He's going to call a mechanic. b. He's going to wear his brown suit b. He's going to call an electrician. 2. a. They're going to have dinner at 5. a. She's going to go to the supermarket home. tomorrow. b. They're going to have dinner at a b. She's going to work in her garden restaurant. tomorrow. 3. a. They're going to watch Channel 5. 6. a. They're going to buy the computer. b. They're going to watch Channel 9. b, They aren’t going to buy the computer. @uWill Ms. Martinez Return Soon? (will) rll (He wil) He'll {She will) She'll (iewil) etl} work, (We will) — We'll (You will) You'll (They will) They'll He She it b won't work. We [ twitnor You They A. Will Ms. Martinez return soon? A. Will your sister return soon? B. Yes, she will. She'll return in a little B. No, she won't. She won't return for a while. long time. 1 2. Will the concert begin soon? No, until 8:00. 8. Will Ken and Kim see each other again 4, Will Larry and Lisa see each other again soon? soon? Yes, this Saturday night. No, until next year, 5. Will the train arrive soon? 6. ina few minutes. 7. Will David get out of the hospital soon? Yes, ina few days. 8. Will Ralph get out of jail soon? No for a few years. 23@Will You Be Home This Evening? He'll She'll tell be working. We'll You'll They'll A. Will you be home this evening? A. Will Nancy be home this evening? B. Yes, I will. I'll be watching videos. B. No, she won't. She'll be working overtime. . Angela 3. Mr. and Mrs. Chen shop at the mall paint their kitchen + 4. your sister 5. you and your family 6. Vincent browse the web attend a meeting ice skate 8. Tess 9. Mr. and Mrs. Silva do research at the fill out her income tax work out at their health library form club @2Can You Call Back a Little Later? —____. This is _ Can you talk for a minute? Tm sorry, I can’t talk right now. Tm _______ing. Can you call back a little later? Sure. How much longer will you be __"ing? Tll probably be __ for another (AS) Speak to you soon. pax L F : 3. wash my windows 4, have dinner 5. give the kids a bath 6. 27@Could You Do Me a Favor? A. B. A. B. A B. A Il me mine he him his hers ours yours theirs . Could you do me a favor? . Sure. What is it? Thave to fix a flat tire, and I don’t have a jack. Could I possibly borrow yours? . I'm sorry. I'm afraid I don’t have one. . Oh. Do you know anybody who does? . Yes. You should call Joe. I'm sure he'll be happy to lend you his Thanks. ['ll call him right away.Could you do me a favor? Sure. What is it? Thave to ____, and I don’t have a ____. Could I possibly borrow yours? Tm sorry. I'm afraid I don’t have one. Oh. Do you know anybody who does? BPR Pp wp Yes. You should call ____. I'm sure ‘Il be happy to lend you (his /hers/ theirs). A. Thanks. I'll call (him/her/them) right away. 1. fix my front steps 2. assemble my new 3. write a composition hammer bookshelf dictionary screwdriver 4. adjust my satellite dish 5. go toa wedding 6. ladder tuxedo Asking for a Favor Could you do me favor? Could you possibly do me a favor? Could you do a favor for me? Could I ask you a favor? B. Sure, What is it? ‘By Practice the conversations in this lesson again. Ask for a favor in different ways.v READING CHECK-UP TRUE OR FALSE? 1, Sasha and his family will be leaving Russia for a few minutes. 2, Marina's relatives live in Toronto. 3. Mr. Karpov is happy, and Mrs. Karpov is sad. 4, Mr. and Mrs. Karpov might move to Toronto. 5, Mr. and Mrs. Karpov are sad because they'll be at the Moscow airport until they visit Toronto or move there. @30 SAYING GOOD-BYE ‘Mr. and Mrs. Karpov are at the Moscow airport. They’re saying good-bye to their son Sasha and his family. It’s a very emotional day. In a few minutes, Sasha and his family will get on a plane and fly to Canada. They won't be coming back. They’re leaving Russia permanently, and Mr. and Mrs. Karpov won't be seeing them for a long, long time. Sasha and his family are excited about their plans for the future. They're going to stay with his wife’s relatives in Toronto. Sasha will work in the family’s restaurant. His wife, Marina, will take any job she can find during the day, and she'll study English at night. The children will begin school in September. Mr. and Mrs. Karpov are both happy and sad. They're happy because they know that their son will have a good life in his new home. However, they're sad because they know they're going to be very lonely. Their apartment will be quiet and empty, and they won't see their grandchildren grow up. Some day Mr. and Mrs. Karpov will visit Toronto, or perhaps they'll even move there. But until then, they're going to miss their family very much. As you can imagine, it’s very difficult for them to say good-bye. How About You? * Tell about an emotional day in your life when you had to say good-bye. + Tell about YOUR plans for the future.[ONYOUR OWN Looking Forward Jerry is looking forward to this weekend. He Amanda is looking forward to her birthday. isn’t going to think about work. He's going to Her sister is going to have a party for her, and read a few magazines, work on his car, and all her co-workers and friends are going to be relax at home with his family. there. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cook are looking forward to their Mr. and Mrs. Lee are looking forward to their summer vacation. They're going to go camping. __retirement. They're going to get up late every They're going to hike several miles every day, morning, visit friends every afternoon, and take a lot of pictures, and forget about all their enjoy quiet evenings at home together. problems at home. What are You looking forward to? A birthday? a holiday? a day off? Talk about it with other students in your class. Write in your journal about something you're looking forward to: What are you looking forward to? When is it going to happen? What are you going to do? 1@Listen. Then say it. ‘Are you going to buy bread today? What are you going to eat? Tm going to go camping. Say it. Then listen. Is she going to watch TV? What's he going to wear? ‘They're going to make dinner. CHAPTER SUMMARY GRAMMAR Furure: Goins To Furure: Witt KEY VOCABULARY ACTIONS AND AcTIvITiEs adjust call arrive call back ask come back assemble do homework attend do research, be enjoy begin fill out borrow find browse fix build fly buy forget happen. have ive skate iron leave look forward to pay bills play rain read relax return say shop sing speak stay study think Possessive BEl- 5 Furure ConTinuous TENSE visit, wash watch wear work: work on ‘work outFeature Article Fact File ‘Around the World Interview We've Got Mall SIDE by SIDE Volume 3. ore than 145 million immigrants live outside their native countries. Immigrants move to other countries for different reasons. Some people move because of ‘war, political or economic problems, or natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods. Some immigrants move to be with family members, to mary, or to find better living conditions. Where are immigrants moving from? And what countries are they moving to? One of the largest immigration flows is from Latin America and Asia to the United States. Another immigrant flow is from Eastern Europe, the former Soviet republics, and North Africa to Western Europe. Many immigrants also move from Africa and Asia to the Middle East. In countries such as Saudi Arabia, ‘YOVe of the total population 1s now foreign born, When immigrants arrive in a new country, they often live in urban neighborhoods. As a result of immigration, many city neighborhoods change. Immigrants open new stores, restaurants, and other businesses. For example, the historic Esquilino neighborhood in Rome is now the home of a large number of Chinese immigrants. There are also Gazette Immigration Around the World Where do immigrants move, and why? [Ciobal exchenge Listening Fon wit Kloms What Are They Saying? Number 1 Immigrants arriving in their new country many new immigrants from Albania, Moldova, Bulgaria, and Ukraine. In some schools in Athens, 50% of the children are foreign born. Los Angeles and New York are two cities in the United States with very large immigrant populations. In Los Angeles, 37% of the population is foreign born, and children in the public schools speak 82 different languages. In New York, 40% of the population is foreign born, and children speak 140 different languages in the schools. Ellis Island Elis Island was an Immigration center on an island in the harbor of New York City Between 1892 and 1954, 12 milion immigrants passed through Ells Island. At Ellis Countries with Large Numbers of Immigrants Island, immigration officials iid Sst checked immigrants bated Sates | _ documents, gave them medical fl _Gemany | examinations, and decided if we i a ‘Saudi Arabia the immigrants could stay in ls Sind rept fal rca the United States, Most immigrants came from Italy, Russia, Hungary, Austria, Austria-Hungary, Australia Germany, England, and Ireland. More than 40% ofall Americans today France have a present or past relative who came through Ellis Island,AROUND THE WORLD There are many interesting immigrant neighborhoods around the world. In these neighborhoods, immigrants can often lianiss ane Speak their native languages, buy products from their Neighborhoods countries, and eat in restaurants that serve their favorite foods. Penny ee a Stree aaa ty Ora Com Secu Bey ST) Brooklyn, New York GQ What did you do in Vietnam? A Side by Side Gazette reporter recently visited Mr. Tran Nguyen, ‘Vietnamese immigrant in ‘Australia. Mr. Nguyen lives and works in a Vietnamese and Chinese neighborhood in the suburbs of Melbourne. (EB Iwas a ceacher, | taught mathematics. | want to be a teacher here someday. but fis want to send my children to college. [A What do you miss most about Vietnam? EB. miss my community and my friends. In Vietnam, people took care of each other | {GR When did you immigrate to Australia, and why? Hes ety mate ee ere Tore ere arta ; ca y at vi very hard. People are very busy. They don't [EB Well, my brother left Vietnam in 1983 and came here have much time to spend with friends to Australia. Seven years later, his wife and children | joined him. came here three years ago with my wife CA What do you like about your life here? and children to be with my brother and his family. [EB We have many opportunities. My wife and | iB Bogeu-wos both have good jobs, and my son and daughter will goto college someday. | think {GB Yes. | work seven days a week in my brother's we will have a very good future here, and restaurant, and I go to English classes a night were very grateful IDE} SIDE GazetteDear Side by Side, Thave a question about tenses in English. Sometimes I hear people use the. present tense when they are talking about ‘he future. For example, T was watching «TV program in English yesterday, and I | heard a man say, “Tim flying to London | tomorrow. My plane leaves at 9:30." But if a manis talking about tomorrow, shouldn't he use the future tense? I ‘think the correct way to say this is: "Tim going to fly to London tomorrow. My plane will leave at 9:30." Did the man on the TV program make a mistake? Sincerely, “Tense About the Future” Dear “Tense About the Future,” Your question is a very good one. No, the man on the TV program didn't make a mistake. We often use the present tense to talk about events in the future or about definite plans that we have. For example, you can say: My brother's wedding is next Saturday fim having a party tomorrow. They're going to the beach this weekend. The plumber is coming tomorrow morning, We can also use the present tense to talk about future events that happen at a definite time or on a regular schedule. For example, you can say: “The movie begins at 730 tonight. “The office opens tomorrow morning at 9A. “The train artves at 6:5. The store eloses tonight et 10 et So, you don't need to be “tense” about the future! You can use both the present and the future tenses to talk about future time. We hope this answers your question Thanks for your letter, and good luck with your English! = Sincerely, CVS Side by Side o Global Exchange NickyG: Hi, It’s Sunday night here, and just finished my biology homework. Before {turn off my computer, I want to tell you about my weekend. It was really great. I went camping with some of my friends. We left early Saturday morning and drove to the mountains. We hiked for several hours to a beautiful lake, | We went swimming, we cooked over a campfire, and we slept outside. We told stories and sang songs until after midnight. Inthe morning, we madea ||| big breakfast, we swam again, and then we packed up our things, hiked back to the car, and came home. How about you? How was your weekend? Write back soon. Okay? It's Monday morning here. I'm sitting in the computer lab at my school, and your message just arrived! I'm happy to hear from you again. My weekend wasn't as exciting as yours. 1 have final exams in all my courses this week, so I stayed home and studied all weekend. But I'm really looking forward tu next weekend, Our family is going to travel to the place where my parents grew up. We're having a big family reunion on Saturday. All my relatives will be there. We don’t see them very often, so it will be a very | special time. I'll tell you about it when | return, Oh, Here comes my teacher! ve got to go! Talk to you soon. SIDEty SIDE Gazette Send a message to a keypal. Tell about what you did last weekend. Tell about your plans for next weekend. You Have Five Messages! @ sarah a. will be visiting his parents. — © Bob will be studying. © Paula —c. will be attending a wedding, ® Joe d. will go to the party. © carla e will be taking her uncle to the hospital‘was a piece of cakel Do You Know These Expressions? @_ 4. It’sraining cats and dogs! 2. What's cooking? 3. I'm tied up right now. 4. I'l give you a ring tomorrow. 5. The English test was a piece of cake! 6. The English test was no picnic! Vl call you. It was difficult. a b, c. It was easy, d. What's new? It raining very hard, f I'm busy. SIDE sine Gazette