Jonathan Crichton and Pieter Koster
T UT T L E Publishing
Tokyo Rutland, Vermont Singapore
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Contents
FUNCTIONS
GRAMMAR
TOPICS
UNIT 1: Here’s a letter for you. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
• Communicating with friends
• Imperatives
• Paired verbs
• Prepositions
• Definite article
• Family relationships
• Correspondence
UNIT 2: Let’s check the flight number again.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
• Describing time
• Reporting events
• Checking details
• Reported speech
• Adjectives (present and past
participles)
• Adverbs of frequency (1)
• Timetables and deadlines
• Feelings
UNIT 3: It’s a goal!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
• Talking about accommodation
• There is/are
• Prepositions
• Enough
• Too much
• Accommodation
• Quantity/division
UNIT 4: I want a chocolate bar! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
• Making plans
• Present continuous with future
meaning
• Present perfect
• While
• While
• Around
UNIT 5: Revision and extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
UNIT 6: You always watch movies! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
•
•
•
•
Giving preferences
Expressing hopes
Describing the weather
Making offers
•
•
•
•
I’d like/I’d rather
I hope…
Instead (of)
1st conditional
• Electronic appliances
• Television programs
• Weather
UNIT 7: I’d like to see a doctor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
• Seeking clarification
• Traveling on public transport
• Which…?
• Because/so
• Comparatives (1)
• Paired Verbs
• Travel
• Memory
• Make-up
UNIT 8: Ten dollars extra.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
• Asking questions
• Wh- questions
• Duration
• Animals
• Zoo
UNIT 9: Where is Sue? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
• Describing location
• Expressing possibility
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• Modals of possibility
• Prepositions
• Not… enough
• Too + adjective
• Position
• Movement
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FUNCTIONS
GRAMMAR
TOPICS
UNIT 10: Revision and extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
UNIT 11: I’m wearing one, too.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
• Speculating and justifying
• Reflexive pronouns
• Modals of deduction
• In case…
• Either
• Clothes
• Furniture
• Damage
UNIT 12: You’d better go to the dentist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
• Giving advice
• Causatives
• You’d better…
• Un + adjectives
• Comparatives with than
• Repairs
• Injuries
UNIT 13: I was having breakfast when the phone rang. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
• Describing medical problems
• Making recommendations
•
•
•
•
Interrupted past
Modals of obligation
Until
Soon
• Few
•
•
•
•
Parts of the body
Medical problems
Symptoms
Treatments
UNIT 14: Do you have a receipt? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
• Buying goods
• Renting services
• Describing size and distance
• Grammar of numbers
• Financial transactions
• Insurance
• Measurement • Simple maths
UNIT 15: Revision and extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
UNIT 16: Can I try them on? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
• Choosing prices and sizes
• Comparatives (2)
• Other/the others
• Shopping
• Sizes
• Prices, discounts and sales
UNIT 17: Neither can I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
• Ordering in restaurants
• Every…
• Neither/so
• Until
• Food
• Eating in restaurants
UNIT 18: If I won, I’d buy a new car. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160
• Talking about conditions and
consequences
• Conditionals
• Adverbs of frequency (2)
• As…as
• Can/can’t (ability)
• Empty
• Full
UNIT 19: I wish I could play the piano. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
• Expressing wishes
• Congratulating
• Saying
goodbye
• As soon as
• Celebrations
• Applications
• Farewells
UNIT 20: Revision and extension . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
Grammar/Function/Topic, Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188
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Preface to First Edition
In an increasingly international world, being able to communicate in English is nowadays a necessity in
social, professional and business life. Competence in English creates an increasing range of business,
travel and leisure opportunities, opening doors to international communication.
This book is a breakthrough in English language learning—imaginatively exploiting how pictures
and text can work together to create understanding and help learners learn more productively.
English Made Easy gives learners easy access to the vocabulary, grammar and functions of English
as it is actually used in a comprehensive range of social situations. Self-guided students and classroom
learners alike will be delighted by the way they are helped to progress easily from one unit to the next,
using the combinations of pictures and text to discover for themselves how English works.
The English Made Easy method is based on a thorough understanding of language structure and
how language is successfully learned. The authors are experienced English language teachers with
strong backgrounds in language analysis and language learning. The English Made Easy team is confident that the books represent a significant development in English language learning.
—Professor Christopher N. Candlin, Macquarie University
Introduction to this Second Edition
This is a book that keeps its promise. It makes learning English easy.
People today learn English for a wide variety of purposes. You may use English in your work, live in
an English-speaking country, or be planning to visit one. Whatever your purpose, English Made Easy is
a perfect way to learn basic skills in English language communication.
English Made Easy does not teach grammar. It teaches you how to use English. Grammar informs
the way that the book is structured, but the authors believe that, especially at beginner level, new students do not need to clutter their learning with grammatical labels and rules. They learn by observing,
discovering and practicing how language is used.
English Made Easy uses the universal language of pictures to present language in the contexts in
which it is used. Students learn the meaning of what is written by studying how language is used in the
pictures. Real life social situations are broken down into their simplest parts so that students quickly see
how the language works and relate it to their own needs. It’s actually fun!
English Made Easy can be used by an individual student or by a group of learners in a conversation
group or classroom with a teacher. Because students don’t need to know the grammar before they start,
it is easy to guide learners through the pages of English Made Easy or for learners to use it for self study.
The first edition of English Made Easy has been popular with learners and teachers all over the
world. The second edition is even easier to use. It has been improved with some corrections and new
information on the introductory page to each unit. The table of contents shows the functions, grammar
and topics covered in each unit.
The first page of each unit outlines what you can expect to learn from the unit. It includes word lists
and a note about the grammar in the unit. This note is for information only and need not be learned by
the student. Some of the units also contain brief fill-in exercises, and every fifth unit provides practice
activities for revision and extension. Answers are provided. The index refers students to the unit in which
the word is introduced.
To all our learners, wherever you are and however you use this book, we wish you every success!
—Jonathan Crichton and Pieter Koster
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UNIT 1: Here’s a letter for you.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to talk about family members
• How to communicate with friends
Here are the words you will learn to use:
airmail
cat
envelope
all
chair
fax
aunt
close
from
bill
cousin
grandfather
brother-in-law
daughter-in-law
grandmother
card
email
holidays
invitation
land
letter
letterbox
nephew
niece
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
lay the table
butter the toast
clear the table
make the toast
pass the milk
load the dishwasher
This is the Benson family.
put
quickly
sister-in-law
sofa
son-in-law
stamp
look forward to
arrive at
Here are some sentences you will practice:
Here’s a postcard for you.
It’s for you.
Could you open the door, please.
The dog is on the chair.
1
off
on
open
parcel
postcard
postman
depart from
take off
to
uncle
want
hurry up
The cat is off the sofa.
2
3
This is Jim and Peggy.
This is Tom and Anne.
4
Grammar tips:
The new structures
in this unit are
imperatives,
prepositions and
paired verbs.
They live at 2 Richmond Street.
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The Benson Family
Jim
Peggy
Tom
Anne
Brian
Carol
Kim
Jane
Sue
Steve
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Phil
Marge
Bud
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Jim is Anne’s father.
Anne is Jim’s daughter.
Tom is Anne’s brother.
Marge is Jim’s sister.
Kim is Jim’s brother.
Brian is Jim’s father.
Brian is Tom’s grandfather.
Carol is Tom’s grandmother.
Marge is Carol’s daughter.
Peggy is Carol’s daughterin-law.
Kim is Anne’s uncle.
Marge is Anne’s aunt.
Sue is Anne’s cousin.
Anne is Sue’s cousin.
Sue is Jim’s niece.
Steve is Jim’s nephew.
Jane is Jim’s sister-in-law.
Kim is Peggy’s brother-inlaw.
Phil is Carol’s son-in law.
The Taylor Family
1. Bob is Julie’s __________ .
2. Julie is Bob’s __________ .
3. Alan is Julie’s __________ .
4. Lynne is Alan’s _________ .
Paul
Lynne
5. Cindy is Bob’s _________ .
6. Paul is Bob’s __________ .
7. Jenny is Lynne’s _______ .
8. Luke is Bob’s __________ .
9. Christine is Lynne’s _____ .
10. Rose is Julie’s _________ .
Luke
Cindy
Bob
Jenny
Christine
11. Luke is Julie’s _________ .
12. Christine is Julie’s ______ .
13. Christine is Bob’s _______ .
14. Julie is Rose’s _________ .
15. Paul is Alan’s __________ .
16. Don is Bob’s ___________ .
Rose
Don
Mark
Alan
17. Rose is Bob’s __________ .
Julie
18. Luke is Jenny’s ________ .
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UNIT 1
1
2
a letter
5
3
a postcard
9
7
10
13
11
a parcel
12
write a letter
an email
14
get a letter
8
a stamp
an envelope
a fax
a bill
a card
6
an invitation
4
15
16
a postman
a post office
send a letter
a letterbox
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Here’s a letter for you.
who is =
1
who’s
Here’s a postcard
for you, Sam.
A postcard from Andy and Janet
2
What are you
doing, Ken?
Who’s it
from, Brian?
I’m writing a
letter to Brian.
It’s from Ken.
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UNIT 1
1
1
2
Could you open
the door, please?
Close the window!
3
Open your books
at page 51, please.
4
Close your
books, please.
5
6
It’s for you.
Could you open
it, please?
Send this letter,
please.
You didn’t close it.
Oh, didn’t I? Could
you close it before you
send it, please?
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Here’s a letter for you.
1
2
a dog
5
a chair
6
a cat
9
3
4
7
a sofa
The dog is off the chair.
The dog is on the chair.
8
The cat is on the sofa.
10
Don’t put the dog
on the chair!
The cat is off the sofa.
Put a stamp on
the envelope.
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UNIT 1
1
2
arrive at the hotel
arrive at the hotel at two o’clock
3
4
depart from the hotel
depart from the hotel at nine o’clock
5
6
land at the airport
take off from the airport
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Here’s a letter for you.
1
2
holidays
looking forward to holidays
3
4
Hurry up!
fast
5
Can I have
more, please?
He’s got one grape.
slow
6
Can I have
more, please?
He’s got some grapes.
7
He’s got all the grapes.
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The Bensons
1
2
Here’s a letter
for you, Jim.
This is the Benson’s house.
The postman is putting a letter in the letterbox.
3
4
Hurry up! Open it!
When are they coming?
Anne wants Jim to open the letter quickly.
5
6
Thursday
next week.
We can meet them at
the airport, can’t we?
Yes, of course.
I’ll ring them.
8
7
Lay the table, please,
Anne. I’ll make the toast.
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9
11
10
Butter the toast,
please, Tom.
Clear the table,
load the dishwasher
and let’s go.
Pass the milk, please, Anne.
12
14
13
It’s a quarter to eight.
We’re early.
15
It’s half past eight.
Where are Kim and Sue?
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UNIT 2: Let’s check the flight number again.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to check details
• How to talk about time
• How to report events
Here are the words you will learn to use:
accident
bored
exciting
again
boring
frightened
always
check
frightening
bell
excited
interested
interesting
never
once
right (not wrong)
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
a bit
three times
be late
ring
say
sometimes
student
be early
Here are some sentences you will practice:
Tell John I’ll be late.
He said he’ll be late.
What did you say?
You said you were working late.
She said she would meet us at eleven.
The bus is late.
1
Say “Aaaah!”
2
Tell John I’ll be late.
surprised
surprising
tell
tired
on time
tiring
trophy
twice
wrong
a long time
Shopping is tiring.
She is tired.
This bus is always on time.
Aaaah!
He’ll be late.
Grammar tips:
ed
The new structures us
ed
in this unit are report
d
speech, present an
as
past participles used
s
adjectives, and adverb
of frequency
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1
Say you love me.
I love you.
What did she say?
She said she loves me!
2
3
What happened?
What did you say?
What did he say?
He said he had
an accident.
4
I said I had
an accident.
I had an accident.
accident
5
Sorry, what did you say?
I said I came
in first, I won
a trophy.
I came in first.
I won a trophy.
He said he came in
first and won a trophy.
trophy
6
Please tell Kevin
I’ll be late. I missed
my train.
What did he say?
I said, Please
tell Kevin I’ll be late.
I missed my train.
What did
you say?
What did he say?
He said he’ll be
late. He missed
his train.
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UNIT 2
1
Lunch is at
twelve o’clock.
I said lunch
was at twelve.
He said lunch
is at twelve.
2
I’ll meet you
at eleven.
Didn’t
she say she
would meet us
at eleven?
She said she’ll
meet us at eleven.
She did. She said she
would meet us at eleven.
3
I’m working late
tonight, dear.
Dad won’t be home
for dinner tonight. He said
he is working late tonight.
You said you
were working
late tonight.
Yes, but I have
a headache, so I
came home.
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Let’s check the flight number again.
1
2
Ring the bell!
3
4
5
Ring it again!
6
7
Hello. How
can I help you?
8
9
once
We rang the bell three times!
10
11
three times
twice
four times
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UNIT 2
1
2
The timetable says it
comes at five past ten.
What time does
the bus come?
I’ll check the
timetable.
3
4
But it’s five past
ten now, isn’t it?
5
It was late yesterday, too.
So it’s late again.
It was late on Wednesday,
and Tuesday, and Monday
too. It’s late every day.
So it’s always late.
Yes. The bus is late.
6
7
The timetable
says the bus
comes at 3.05.
The timetable
says the bus comes
at 4.25 p.m.
It’s 3.05 now, and
here comes the bus.
It’s 4.25 now and
the bus is not here.
It was here at
4.25 yesterday.
This bus is always on
time. It comes at 3.05
every day. It’s never late.
This bus is
sometimes late and
sometimes on time.
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Let’s check the flight number again.
will not =
1
This string is
too short.
won’t
2
This string is
too long.
short
How long have
you been here?
I’ve been here
for two hours.
long
3
4
How long has it been there?
A long time.
The next train won’t
come for a long time.
5
6
7
Goodbye, Harry.
Goodbye, Rick.
8
Hello, Dick. It’s good
to see you again.
I haven’t seen him
for a long time.
9
Hello, Harry. It’s been a long time,
hasn’t it? How have you been?
I’m good now. I was sick for a long
time but now I’m better again.
That’s good. I’m
glad you’re better.
Good, good. How
have you been?
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UNIT 2
1
2
This is interesting, isn’t it?
3
No, I think it’s boring.
frightening
4
frightened
5
surprising
surprised
6
Shopping is tiring.
She is tired.
The game is exciting.
He is excited.
7
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Let’s check the flight number again.
1
2
The teacher is very boring.
The student is very bored.
The teacher is boring.
The student is bored.
3
4
right
wrong
5
6
Mr Willis?
Is that 9494956?
Yes, that’s right.
No, sorry, wrong number.
This is 9494965.
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The Bensons
1
2
They said they were
arriving at eight o’clock and
it’s eight thirty now.
Where are
Kim and Sue?
3
4
It says flight 421 arrived
at eight o’clock. What’s
happened to them?
Did you bring the
letter, Peggy?
Yes. Here it is.
I don’t know.
5
6
Let’s check.
It says arriving at eight
o’clock on flight 412.
But there it says flight 421.
It’s the wrong flight number!
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7
8
Flight 412? Yes,
it arrives at eight
o’clock tonight.
We’ll go home and
come back tonight.
Tonight!
9
10
Let’s check the
flight number again.
Yes. Flight 412 landed at eight
o’clock and it’s ten past eight now.
The Benson family
arrives at the airport again.
11
12
Jim!
Hello, Kim. Good
to see you again.
How was the flight, Sue?
It was good but
sometimes boring.
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UNIT 3: It’s a goal!
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to talk about quantities
• How to talk about accommodation
Here are the words you will learn to use:
almost
bedroom
equal
another
bird
fence
back
dining room
front
backyard
double bed
garage
balcony
downstairs
garden
bathroom
enough
gate
goal
half
hamburger
into
kitchen
living room
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
not enough
too much
lots of
upstairs
mess
money
path
roof
sauce
out of
seat
share
shed
single bed
tandem
tidy
there is
through
toilet
tunnel
unequal
with
without
there are
Here are some sentences you will practice:
There are three birds on the roof.
There’s a train going into the tunnel.
Share the cake with your sister.
This is enough money.
1
2
a car
3
4
Grammar tips:
The new structures
in this unit are
quantifiers and
prepositions
5
6
front door
back door
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1
2
a bird
a roof
3
There are three birds on the roof.
4
5
Now there is one bird on the roof.
6
7
8
A bird is landing on the roof.
Now there are two birds on the roof.
Now there are no birds on the roof.
9
Another bird is
landing on the roof.
Lots of birds are
landing on the roof.
It’s another goal!
And another goal!!
10
It’s a goal!
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UNIT 3
1
2
one cake
3
two boys
share the cake
4
Share the cake
with your sister.
5
6
7
half
half each
equal
unequal
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It’s a goal!
1
bathroom
toilet
double bed
single bed
upstairs
bedroom
bedroom
backyard
balcony
downstairs
shed
kitchen
garage
fence
path
dining room
garden
gate
living room
22
a tidy living room
a party in the living room
a mess in the living room
tidying the living room
a tidy living room again
Tidy up.
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UNIT 3
This watch costs $50.00.
11
money
Not enough
money.
This is enough money.
Almost
enough money.
Too much money.
Here’s your
change.
Not enough
change.
2
a tunnel
There’s a train going into the tunnel.
There’s a train going through the tunnel.
There’s a train coming out of the tunnel.
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It’s a goal!
1
2
a hamburger
a hamburger with sauce
3
4
tea
5
tea without milk
6
a tandem
7
with his friend
without his friend
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The Bensons
1
2
It’s great to see you
again. I’m looking forward to
seeing your new house.
Here we are. This
is our new house.
We’re almost there now.
It looks very nice.
3
4
I’ll put the car in the garage. Have
you got the front door key, Peggy?
This is the living room.
Don’t look at the mess.
No, I think it’s very tidy.
5
6
This is our bedroom and
Tom’s is next door. That’ll be
your bedroom too, Kim.
Yes, and Sue can share Anne’s
bedroom. It’s upstairs. Tom, open
the back door for your father.
OK, Mom.
Ah, good. So I share
a room with Tom.
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7
8
It’s a lovely house,
Jim. I like it.
Thank you. We like it
too, don’t we, Peggy?
Here’s the bathroom and toilet.
There’s another bathroom upstairs.
9
10
So there are two bedrooms downstairs and one more upstairs.
Yes, we do. And here’s
the kitchen and the dining
room is through that door.
Yes, that’s right. And there
are two bathrooms, one upstairs
and one downstairs.
11
12
And here’s the backyard.
It’s a lovely view, isn’t it?
You’ve got a big shed
for your garden tools.
Oh, there’s a balcony, too!
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UNIT 4: I want a chocolate bar!
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to make plans
Here are the words you will learn to use:
anniversary
birthday
excellent
around
chocolate bar
stars
trip
walk
while
world
zoo
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
around here
one year old
Here are some sentences you will practice:
What are you doing on Sunday?
Have you been to Australia?
It’s his birthday.
It’s around here somewhere.
1
2
4
5
You were in Alaska while I was in Hawaii.
This hotel is good.
3
Grammar tips:
6
The new structures in
this unit are present
continuous tense with
future meaning, and
e.
present perfect tens
7
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1
I’m very busy this week. On Monday I’m
playing tennis with Joy. On Tuesday I’m going
shopping. On Wednesday I’m seeing the
doctor and taking the car to the mechanic.
On Thursday I’m going to the art gallery with
Alison. On Friday I’m going to a party at
John’s house. And on Saturday I’m writing
some letters and working in the garden.
2
3
What are you doing on Sunday?
I don’t know. I think I’ll sleep all day!
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UNIT 4
1
2
It’s his second birthday.
He’s two years old today.
It’s his first birthday.
He’s one year old today.
28th September 1982
4
3
5
6
I’m 21 today.
Is it my birthday today?
I’m ten!
Yes, it is.
You’re 90 today.
It’s his birthday.
He’s ten years old today.
It’s his birthday. He’s 21 today.
7
4th August 2000
It’s their first anniversary.
It’s their fiftieth anniversary.
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I want a chocolate bar!
1
2
around the book
3
There’s a fence around
this house.
5
8
I’m going for a trip
around the world.
around the world
6
7
walk
a city block
4
walk around the block
9
Where’s my book?
Where’s my book?
Here.
It’s around here somewhere.
10
11
Where are
my glasses?
Do you like this restaurant?
I don’t know.
They’re around
here somewhere.
Yes, I think it’s the best
restaurant around here.
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UNIT 4
1
2
3
Sorry Neil, you
can’t have one.
I want a chocolate bar!
a chocolate bar
4
5
I said I want a chocolate bar!
Mommy said I could have one!
I never get a chocolate bar!
I want one!
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I want a chocolate bar!
1
2
Where have you been?
I’ve been to America,
Italy, India, Japan, Hong
Kong and South Africa.
3
4
Have you been to Australia?
When did you go to America?
I went to America in 1996.
No, I haven’t been to
Australia, but I’m going
there next year.
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UNIT 4
2001 – 2004
1
2005
I was in Hawaii from
2001 to 2004.
I was in Alaska from
2001 to 2004.
So you were in Alaska
while I was in Hawaii?
Yes. What did you do
while you were in Hawaii?
I worked in a
restaurant. What did
you do while you
were in Alaska?
2
I worked in a
restaurant, too.
This hotel is good.
What is the best
hotel around here?
This hotel is excellent.
This hotel
is very good.
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The Bensons
1
The Benson’s are having dinner with their guests, Kim and Sue.
2
This is very good, Peggy.
Yes, it’s delicious.
Thank you.
3
What would you like to
do while you are here? Have
you been to the art gallery?
No, we haven’t.
Oh, that’s boring. I want
to go to the zoo. Can we
go to the zoo, Dad?
4
I think so. We’ll
ask Uncle Jim.
Of course. It’s a very interesting zoo.
Would you like to go tomorrow?
Oh, yes please.
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5
I can’t go tomorrow.
I’m going to the dentist. But
you can go without me.
No, no, no. We want you to come
with us. We’ll go on Saturday.
Yes, of course.
We’ll go on Saturday.
6
And on Saturday night I’ll take
you to a restaurant for dinner. What’s
the best restaurant around here?
The best restaurant around
here is Christopher’s Kitchen,
but it’s very expensive.
7
8
And did you like it?
Have you been there?
Yes, it was excellent.
Yes, we have. Twice.
Once for my birthday and
once for our anniversary.
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9
10
It’s Mom!
Hello Aunt Jane. How are you?
Hi Mom!
Hi Sue! Did you
have a good trip?
Yes, it was great.
And Aunt Peggy’s new
house is very nice.
11
On Saturday we’re going to the zoo. We’re
going on Saturday because Aunt Peggy is going to
the dentist tomorrow. And on Saturday night Dad’s
taking us to an expensive restaurant, and ...
12
I’m sharing a room with Anne and it’s upstairs
and it’s got a balcony with a beautiful view, and ...
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UNIT 5: Revision and extension
1
2
letter
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5
3
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6
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9
7
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13
12
15
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18
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17
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11
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19
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21
22
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25
23
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26
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27
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32
35
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37
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31
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39
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UNIT 5
A
1. How was the flight?
a. It looks great.
2. Good to see you again.
b. Thanks.
3. I’ll meet you at the airport.
c. It’s been a long time.
4. Have you been to the art gallery?
d. It was OK.
5. This is my new car.
e. No, I haven’t.
B
1. How have you been?
a. Very good.
2. Where did you go last weekend?
b. I stayed at home.
3. Where are they going tomorrow night?
c. Load the dishwasher.
4. What are you doing tomorrow?
d. I’m working.
5. How can I help?
e. They’re going to a restaurant.
C
1. A parcel’s arrived for you.
a. Yesterday morning.
2. I’m looking forward to the flight.
b. Good idea.
3. When did the fax arrive?
c. Who’s it from?
4. Can we go to the movie tonight?
d. So am I.
D
1. I want to go to a restaurant.
a. No, and it’s expensive.
2. This is delicious.
b. The Grand Hotel.
3. What’s the best hotel around here?
c. I’d rather see a movie.
4. Is this restaurant good?
d. Thank you.
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Revision and extension
message
idea
know
How
say
1
2
another
late
happened
I don’t ............ . She
said she’d be here at one.
It’s twenty past one.
What’s .................
happened to Jean?
Did she ............ she’d meet us
in front of the restaurant?
3
4
Yes.
Let’s ask the receptionist.
Good ............
Is there ................
restaurant in the hotel?
5
6
Excuse me. ............ many
restaurants are there in the hotel?
Jean Trump left
you this ................
She says she’ll be
half an hour ............
Are you Mr and
Mrs Simmons?
Yes, we are.
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UNIT 5
What
are
about
to
sounds
1
been
another
And
time
2
Hello Brian! How
have you ............?
It’s been a long ............
Very good. It’s good
............ see you again.
About four years, I think.
3
4
How ............ Jenny
and the children?
I’m managing a shop at
the airport. .............. you?
Very well. We had ................
child last year, a boy.
What are you doing now?
I’m still working at the bank.
5
6
How ..............
next Saturday?
............ about bringing
the family for lunch?
That .............. good.
I’ll ask Jenny.
Thanks. Good idea.
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Revision and extension
time
1
before
around
bit
looking
2
Hello, Elise speaking.
but
at
go
Sounds great, ............
I’m afraid I can’t. I’m going
to a concert with Liz.
Hi Elise. It’s Steven.
Would you like to ............
to a restaurant tonight?
3
meet
What ............
are you going?
4
The concert starts
............ eight thirty.
Good idea. Which restaurant?
The Rio is the best one
.................. here.
It’s a ............
expensive. I’d rather
go to Big Burger.
You and Liz could have
dinner ............ the concert.
5
6
OK. When can
I ............ you?
OK.
At six?
I’m ..................
forward to it.
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UNIT 5
them
from
sent
wrong
a
1
won’t
says
flight
2
There’s a fax for you.
Who’s it ............?
3
4
Adam. He ............ your
tickets have arrived and
he’s sending them here.
Adam, have you
............ the tickets?
No. Is there a problem?
No, that’s ............
5
6
Thanks.
Yes. I ............ be in the
office again today. Can you
send them to my house?
Sure.
Have ………
good flight.
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Revision and extension
1
2
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......................................
How
have you been?
..................................
Very good.
..................
➣ you How been have
➣ trip was How the
➣ good Very
➣ excellent was It
3
4
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.................................. ?
..................................
..................................
➣ the Where’s restaurant
➣ here best What’s around restaurant the
➣ receptionist ask Let’s the
➣ know don’t I
5
6
.................................. ?
..................................
..................................
..................................
➣ been you Have shops to the
➣ to again It’s good you see
➣ I No haven’t
➣ been It’s long time a
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UNIT 5
1
2
..................................
.................................. ?
..................................
.................................. ?
➣ I can How help
➣ want see to a movie I
➣ this you post letter Could
➣ rather I’d go to the theater
3
4
.................................. ?
...................................................
..................................
..................................
➣ go you did Where yesterday
➣ go beach Saturday Let’s to next the
➣ a movie went to We
➣ sounds That good
5
6
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.................................. ?
.......................
..................................
➣ looking movie to forward the I’m
➣ tomorrow you doing What are
➣ am So I
➣ the art to going I’m gallery
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Answers to Unit 5
Unit 5, page 44
1.
2.
3.
4.
letter
stamp
parcel
letterbox
5.
6.
7.
8.
postcard
postman
fax
path
9.
10.
11.
12.
roof
back seat
front seat
garage
13.
14.
15.
16.
fence
gate
balcony
shed
17.
18.
19.
20.
toilet
double bed
bath
dining room
25.
26.
27.
28.
trophy
bird
sofa
chair
29.
30.
31.
32.
land
take off
world
money
33.
34.
35.
36.
stars
backyard
upstairs
downstairs
37.
38.
39.
40.
cat
open
closed
accident
Unit 5, page 45
21.
22.
23.
24.
tunnel
hamburger
tea
tandem
Unit 5, page 46
A. 1d 2c 3b 4e 5a
B. 1a 2b 3e 4d 5c
C. 1c 2d 3a 4b
D. 1c 2d 3b 4a
Unit 5, page 47
1. happened
2. know, say
3. another
4. idea
5. How
6. message, late
Unit 5, page 48
1. been, to
2. time
3. are, another
4. And
5. What
6. about, sounds
Unit 5, page 49
1. go
2. but, time
3. at, before
4. around, bit
5. meet
6. looking
Unit 5, page 50
1. from
2. flight, them
3. says, wrong
4. sent
5. won’t
Unit 5, page 51
Unit 5, page 52
1. How have you been?
Very good.
1. How can I help?
Could you post this letter?
2. How was the trip?
It was excellent.
2. I want to see a movie.
I’d rather go to the theater.
3. Where’s the restaurant?
Let’s ask the receptionist.
3. Where did you go yesterday?
We went to a movie.
4. What’s the best restaurant around here?
I don’t know.
4. Let’s go to the beach next Saturday.
That sounds good.
5. Have you been to the shops?
No I haven’t.
5. I’m looking forward to the movie.
So am I.
6. It’s good to see you again.
It’s been a long time.
6. What are you doing tomorrow?
I’m going to the art gallery.
6. a
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UNIT 6: You always watch movies!
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to express hopes
• How to describe the weather
• How to give preferences
Here are the words you will learn to use:
advertisement
disappointed
kettle
alone
fine
light
channel
fish
loud
cloudy
foggy
news
cold
hope
printer
comedy
hot
radio
computer
instead
rain
remote control
showers
soft
snow
sport
storm
sunny
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
turn on
turn up
I’d rather
turn off
turn down
watch a movie
Here are some sentences you will practice:
Turn it up.
Tomorrow will be fine and sunny.
It’s too wet to go to the park.
1
2
switch
temperature
thermometer
together
visit
weather forecast
weather report
a cloudy day
plane crash
wet
windy
do the dishes
Can I help?
I hope it’s a girl.
If we catch some fish we’ll eat them for dinner.
3
Grammar tips:
The new structure
in this unit is first
conditional.
switch
The TV is on.
The TV is off.
4
5
turn the TV on
turn the TV off
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1
2
a radio
3
an electric kettle
4
a light
5
a computer
6
a printer
Turn it down.
loud
Turn it off.
Turn it up.
7
8
remote control
9
channel 3
channel 6
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UNIT 6
weather
1
2
a fine day, a sunny day
5
3
a windy day
a cloudy day
6
showers
4
7
a rainy day, a wet day
8
a storm
snow
fog
temperature
9
10
12
It was hot today
with the temperature
at 85 degrees.
80 degrees
a weather report
hot
11
13
Tomorrow will be
fine and sunny.
The temperature
will be 73 degrees.
3 degrees
a thermometer
a weather forecast
cold
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You always watch movies!
1
2
This morning there
was a plane crash.
Victa is the best car.
3
an advertisement for Victa cars
news
4
movie
5
a comedy
sport
6
I love you
Roxanne but ...
I’d like to watch the
sport on channel 7.
I’d rather watch the
movie on channel 8.
Sport is more interesting.
Movies are boring.
7
But you always
watch movies. I never
watch sport!
It’s too wet to go to
the park. We’ll watch
this DVD instead.
No, you always watch
sport and I never watch
movies!
Let’s go to the park
instead of watching TV.
OK.
No, movies are more
interesting than sport.
Sport is very boring.
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UNIT 6
11
2
alone
4
3
alone
together
Can I help?
doing the dishes together
doing the dishes alone
5
a visit
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You always watch movies!
1
It’s a girl!
I hope it’s a girl.
I’m very happy.
2
I hope we catch a fish.
If we catch some fish, we’ll eat them
for dinner. If we don’t catch any fish,
we’ll eat sandwiches for dinner.
I’m disappointed, but
we’ll try again tomorrow. If we
don’t catch any fish tomorrow,
we’ll go to a restaurant.
Did you catch
any fish?
No, we didn’t. We’ll eat sandwiches for dinner tonight.
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The Bensons
1
2
Can I help with the
dishes, Aunt Peggy?
What time is it?
No, it’s all right. We’ve
got a dishwasher.
It’s almost ten o’clock.
It’s after dinner at the Benson’s house.
3
4
I’ll turn the TV on for the news and
weather report. We need to know the
weather for Saturday. If it’s wet we won’t
go. We’ll go to the cinema instead.
5
I hope it’s fine on Saturday. I’d rather
go to the zoo than the cinema.
Yes, so would I.
6
Drink fizzypop cola.
Do you like fizzypop cola, Sue?
Yes, I love it.
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7
8
Visit Macquarie Zoo.
Look! It’s an advertisement
for the zoo.
I hope the weather is fine on
Saturday. I’d love to go there!
9
10
And here is Joe Green
with the weather forecast.
The forecast for the weekend
is a fine day on Saturday and
showers on Sunday.
11
12
OK, we’ll go to the zoo on
Saturday. Tom, would you turn
the TV off now, please?
I think we should go by train.
OK.
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UNIT 7: I’d like to see a doctor.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to use public transport
• How to seek clarification
Here are the words you will learn to use:
attendant
exit
hair
because
express
kiosk
busy
eyelash
lipstick
comb
face
lost property
entry
forget
luggage
mascara
newsagent
platform
powder
ready
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
Which one?
Go away!
Come back!
remember
return
single
so
ticket office
timetable
toilets
twin
umbrella
via
Pick up
Can you remember . . .?
Here are some sentences you will practice:
Are you ready?
I forget his name.
You forgot your umbrella.
Which one would you like, sir?
1
I’d like a piece
of cake, please.
waiting room
which
I’m combing my hair.
I’m going to the dentist.
2
I’d like to
see a doctor.
Which one would
you like, sir?
Grammar tips:
Which one?
The new structures
in this unit are
comparatives and
adverbial clauses.
The small
one, please.
Doctor Halliday,
please.
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1
Come back!
Go away!
2
A single ticket to Smithton is $5.
A return ticket to Smithton is $10.
3
Excuse me! You
forgot your umbrella.
Thank you.
an umbrella
4
Yes, I can. It’s Jeremy.
I forget his name.
Can you remember it?
That’s right. Jeremy.
5
She’s my twin sister.
I never forget my
sister’s birthday.
I always remember my
sister’s birthday, too.
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UNIT 7
1
2
hair
3
comb
5
lips
6
eyelashes
4
7
mascara
lipstick
8
face
powder
9
Are you ready?
No, I’m combing
my hair.
Are you ready?
Are you ready?
No, I’m putting
on mascara.
No, I’m putting
on lipstick.
Are you ready?
Are you ready?
Yes.
No, I’m putting
powder on my face.
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I’d like to see a doctor.
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UNIT 7
1
2
I can’t come now. ...
... because I’m busy.
I can’t pick up
this box because
it’s too heavy.
It’s too heavy, so
he can’t pick it up.
3
Jenny’s going to the dentist tomorrow,
so she can’t go to the zoo.
I can’t go to the zoo tomorrow
because I’m going to the dentist.
4
Mom says ....................
because ..................... .
Can I go out?
No, it’s raining, so
you can’t go out.
5
You can’t go to the park because
you have to tidy your bedroom.
Mom says .......................
so ................................ .
6
...................................
because .......................... .
It’s after ten o’clock now,
so we have to go.
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I’d like to see a doctor.
1
2
She said this train is slower
because it goes via Smithton.
This train goes via
Smithton, so it is slower.
3
Flight 473 is more expensive than
flight 22 because it goes via Bangkok.
Flight 473 goes via
Bangkok, so it is more
expensive than flight 22.
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The Bensons
1
2
Have you got your
umbrella, Anne?
Have you got your camera, Tom?
Yes, I’ve got it, Mom.
I don’t need it. It’s
not going to rain.
It’s Saturday and the Benson family
is getting ready to go to the zoo.
3
4
Are you ready to go, Sue?
We have to go now. The train
leaves in ten minutes.
Yes, I’m ready, Dad.
5
6
Six to the zoo, please.
Return?
Yes, six returns to
the zoo, please.
The Bensons are going to the station.
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7
8
Which platform?
Platform seven.
The next train for the zoo
leaves in three minutes.
$6 each, so that’s
$36, please.
Thanks.
9
10
11
The train on platform
seven goes to
Farnham via the zoo.
Here comes the train.
12
13
If we return on the 4.30 train,
we’ll be home in time for dinner.
Oh, that’s right. I forgot.
We’re going to Christopher’s Kitchen,
aren’t we? I’m looking forward to it.
No. I’m taking you out
for dinner, remember?
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UNIT 8: Ten dollars extra.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to ask wh- questions
• How to say how long something takes
Here are the words you will learn to use:
antelope
finish
ice
bottom
fur
join
branch
giraffe
kangaroo
elephant
hill
koala
extra
how
leaf
lion
operation
pouch
seal
separate
start
take
tiger
tree
trunk
top
tour
what
when
where
who
why
zebra
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
at the top of
at the bottom of
Here are some sentences you will practice:
The meeting starts at one o’clock.
Who’s coming?
The operation took five hours.
How is she coming?
When will you finish?
Where is she coming from?
1
When is she coming?
Why is she coming?
What will we eat?
finish
Grammar tips:
The new structures
in this unit are
open-ended questions
s.
and more preposition
start
2
3
The meeting
takes an hour.
The flight ......................
at eleven o’clock
and .................... at
seven o’clock.
The meeting starts at
one o’clock and finishes
at two o’clock.
The flight takes
eight hours.
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1
2
Monday
4
7 a.m.
The operation
took five hours.
3
an operation
5
Monday
2 p.m.
When will you finish?
I don’t know. It’ll
take a long time.
Wednesday
6
9
separate
7
Harry went to the art gallery.
join
Where have you
been, Harry?
He joined a tour group.
Did you like it?
8
I went to the
art gallery.
Yes, I joined a tour.
It was very interesting.
together
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UNIT 8
1
2
$160? But it says $120!
That’s $160, please.
3
4
Yes, but your room
had a view, didn’t it?
5
And your room had
television, didn’t it?
Yes, it did.
Yes, it did.
That’s $20 extra.
That’s ten
dollars extra.
Yes, yes. I know. It had a
bed. That’s ten dollars extra.
And your room had ...
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Ten dollars extra.
Ice
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UNIT 8
1
2
koala
4
h
nc
bra
fur
a leaf
leaf
pouch
Koalas live in trees
and eat leaves.
3
trunk
leaves
a tree
5
6
7
I live in the big house
at the top of the hill.
I live in the small house
at the bottom of the hill.
a hill
8
... and the page number
at the bottom of the page.
Write your name at
the top of the page ...
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Ten dollars extra.
1
Who’s coming?
5
2
She’s coming.
Where is she
coming from?
3
Jenny Smith.
Why is she coming?
4
By taxi.
6
7
From Petersham.
9
How is she coming?
When is she coming?
8
Tonight.
10
11
To have dinner.
What will we eat?
12
Fish.
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The Bensons
1
2
.... and we’d like to
join a tour, please.
I’ll pay.
Welcome to Macquarie Zoo. My
name is David, and I’m your tour guide.
The tour will take about an hour. You can
ask questions at any time. We’ll begin by
going this way, to the lions and tigers.
OK, that’s an extra
$5 per person.
The Bensons are at the Zoo with Kim and Sue.
3
4
Lions are big cats. They come
from Africa. They live in families.
This is a giraffe.
Giraffes live in Africa, too.
Why do
they have
long necks?
What do
they eat?
Because they like eating the
leaves at the tops of the trees.
They eat other animals,
like antelopes and zebras.
5
Who knows what this is?
I know.
It’s a koala.
That’s right. Koalas live in
Australia and they eat leaves,
too. They live in the trees.
Where do they sleep?
They sleep in the trees, too.
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6
This is a kangaroo. Kangaroos come
from Australia too. A baby kangaroo
lives in its mother’s pouch.
When does it
leave the pouch?
When it is about
nine months old.
7
Here are the seals. They
live in very cold water and
sometimes sleep on the ice.
They have very thick fur.
How do they keep warm?
8
That’s interesting.
I didn’t know that.
And here are some elephants. If you look
at their ears you’ll see that some of them
have large ears and others have small ears.
Those with large ears come from Africa, and
those with small ears come from India.
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UNIT 9: Where is Sue?
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to give a location
• How to express possibility
Here are the words you will learn to use:
around
closed
further
maybe
behind
crawl
horse
might
beside
far
hotel lobby
on
boxer
fight
jockey
open
close
fly
lie
over
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
too loud
not big enough
possibly
probably
race
room service
run
in front of
Here are some sentences you will practice:
He might jump over it.
Maybe the restaurant is still open.
Where’s my pen?
There’s probably a restaurant open
Tony’s sitting on it.
around here somewhere.
1
2
The new structures in
this unit are adverbs
re
of probability and mo
prepositions.
3
5
Bob’s walking behind it.
wardrobe
Grammar tips:
Tony’s sitting on it.
a chair
4
sit
stand
under
vending machine
walk
Wilma’s standing beside it.
6
Paul’s running around it.
A bird’s flying over it.
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7
8
A baby’s crawling under it.
10
9
I want to take a picture of
that. Where’s my camera?
11
John’s taking a picture of it.
A dog’s lying in front of it.
On the table.
12
13
Where’s the cat?
Under
the table.
Where’s the dog?
Where’s Jim?
.....................
the sofa.
14
15
..................
his house.
16
Where’s my pen?
....................
the bed.
Where’s
my umbrella?
Where are
my shoes?
.......................
the table.
........................
the TV.
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UNIT 9
1
2
Will he jump over it?
Will he jump over it?
5
6
8
He .................. lift it.
Maybe.
He won’t jump over it.
He will jump over it.
7
Will he jump over it?
No.
Yes.
4
3
He might jump over it.
9
He .................. lift it.
He .................. lift it.
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Where is Sue?
1
2
3
a horse
a jockey
a horse race
4
5
6
Will number 7 win? ..................
Will number 13 win? ..................
Will number 4 win? ..................
7
9
8
10
Will red win?
No.
Will red win?
a boxer
Possibly.
a fight
11
12
13
Will blue win?
Will red win?
Maybe.
Will blue win?
Possibly.
Yes.
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UNIT 9
1
2
a vending machine
3
a hotel lobby
4
room service
5
6
Is the restaurant
still open?
reception
I’m sorry sir,
the restaurant
is closed now.
I’d like something to eat.
Maybe the restaurant is still
open. I’ll ask at reception.
7
8
You can get a room service and there’s
a vending machine in the hotel lobby.
Let’s go out. There’s
probably a restaurant open
around here somewhere.
Thank you.
Yes, good idea.
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Where is Sue?
1
It’s a big car.
It’s too big.
It’s not big enough.
It’s a small car.
It’s too small.
It’s not small enough.
2
3
It’s too loud.
It’s loud music.
It’s not loud enough.
4
close together
closer together
far apart
further apart
5
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The Bensons
1
The birds are beautiful, aren’t they?
Yes, they are. Did
you enjoy the tour?
Yes, I did. It was very interesting, but
I’d like to look at the koalas again.
2
3
Yes. I’d like to take some pictures there.
All right, let’s go to look at the
koalas again. I think it’s this way.
OK, everybody stand
in front of the koalas.
The Bensons are at the zoo.
Tom is taking a picture in front of the koalas.
4
5
No, that’s too close.
Further apart.
Stand closer together.
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6
7
That’s better. Mom,
stand beside Dad.
No Mom, not behind uncle
Kim. Stand beside Anne.
8
9
Uncle Kim, you
stand beside Dad.
Where is Sue?
10
11
Maybe she went to the
toilet, or she might be looking
at the elephants again.
She was with us on the tour.
Yes, she was, and she
was still with us at the birds.
Where is she now?
She’s around here somewhere.
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UNIT 10: Revision and extension
1
2
radio
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5
3
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6
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9
7
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13
12
15
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16
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18
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14
17
8
11
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10
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4
19
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20
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21
22
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25
23
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26
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29
27
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33
32
35
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36
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38
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34
37
28
31
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30
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24
39
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40
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UNIT 10
A
1. I’d rather watch TV than go swimming.
a. Single or return?
2. Can I help with the dishes?
b. Almost.
3. Have you got your suitcase?
c. So would I.
4. Are you ready to go?
d. Yes, I have.
5. Two to the airport, please.
e. No, it’s all right.
B
1. Where’s the camera?
a. At a quarter past two.
2. I never watch TV.
b. I’ve got it.
3. Why did you buy a new house?
c. Beside the entrance.
4. What time are we leaving?
d. I didn’t know that.
5. Where are the toilets?
e. Because we needed more bedrooms.
C
1. Do you watch sport on TV?
a. I’ll turn it down.
2. When does the news start?
b. I forgot them.
3. The radio’s too loud.
c. Six o’clock.
4. Can you turn the TV off ?
d. Sometimes.
5. Where are the tickets?
e. Sure.
D
1. What channel’s the movie on?
a. At one thirty.
2. Can you turn the printer off?
b. This one.
3. We’d like to join a tour.
c. That’ll be twelve dollars each.
4. When does the tour finish?
d. Channel seven.
5. Which video would you like?
e. Where’s the switch?
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Revision and extension
in
1
1
channel
open
about
22
The tv and fridge are in here.
You can get movies on ..............
channel 3.
OK, and ............
where can
I put my luggage?
3
3
where
beside
on
Your suitcases can go
................ the wardrobe. The
bathroom is through there.
Good. What ................
the phone?
4
4
The phone’s ................ that
table. Ring nine for reception and
three first for other calls.
Yes. It’s ................ there.
Is there a fax?
OK, and when does the
restaurant ................ for dinner?
5
5
At six o’clock.
Thank you.
Enjoy your stay.
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UNIT 10
without
1
might
rather
instead
down
2
Can I help you?
enough
like
so
Is that one big ................?
It’s too big.
Yes. I’d ................ a large
suitcase but it must be light.
3
4
What about that one?
Yes. That looks
OK. Could you get it
................ for me?
We ...................
have one. I’ll check.
Of course.
5
It’s light enough, but I’d ................
have one with wheels.
6
This one’s for planes, ................
it’s very light and has wheels.
It’s light enough. How much is it?
It looks OK.
$295.
7
8
Oh! How much was the
one ................ wheels?
I’ll take it ................
$169
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Revision and extension
does
take
open
extra
start
1
1
2
2
The Jameson Art
Gallery. Colin speaking.
from
tours
before
The gallery’s open ................
nine a.m. to four thirty from Monday to
Saturday. It’s closed on Sundays.
Thanks. And how much
................ it cost?
Good morning. When is
the gallery ................?
3
3
4
4
They’re an ................ three dollars.
Seven dollars.
Do you have ................?
When do they ................
and how long do they take?
5
5
6
6
Thanks.
There are two tours. They ................
two hours and start at nine thirty and
one thirty. You need to arrive about
fifteen minutes ................ the start.
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UNIT 10
get
1
When
arriving
finish
2
................ are we going today?
Where
Why
................ are we going to the park?
We’re having lunch there.
The zoo and then the park.
3
4
How long does it take to
................ to the zoo?
................ do
we get to the park?
At one o’clock.
She said it takes
half an hour.
Thanks.
5
When does the
tour ................?
6
At four o’clock.
We’re now
……….. at the zoo.
Thanks.
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Revision and extension
1
2
Do
you want to watch tv?
........................................
I’d rather read a book.
....................................
.....................................?
.............................
➣ want watch to TV you Do
➣ wallet Where’s my
➣ rather I’d a book read
➣ forgot Maybe it you
3
4
..................................
.....................................?
............................
..................................
➣ to city Three the please
➣ is Where telephone the
➣ two each dollars That’s
➣ reception Beside
5
6
..................................
.....................................?
...................
...................
➣ I watching sport like
➣ start does When the movie
➣ So I do
➣ news the After
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UNIT 10
1
2
.............................?
.....................................?
..................................
.....................................?
➣ late you Why are
➣ buy suitcase we Can a new
➣ wrong went the restaurant I to
➣ enough we got Have money
3
4
....................................
.....................................?
..................................
..................................
➣ taxi get Where I a can
➣ a tour join like to I’d
➣ hotel the of front In
➣ tour next starts The nine o’clock at
5
6
.........................
......................?
.....................................?
..................................
..................
➣ would see you like movie Which to
➣ video do that Why you want
➣ one This
➣ It be might interesting.
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Answers to Unit 10
Unit 10, page 86
1.
2.
3.
4.
radio
kettle
light
computer
5.
6.
7.
8.
printer
CD player
video
dishwasher
25.
26.
27.
28.
seal
trunk
branch
leaf
9.
10.
11.
12.
kiosk
timetable
thermometer
umbrella
13.
14.
15.
16.
comb
mascara
lipstick
eyelashes
17.
18.
19.
20.
box
lion
tiger
koala
vending machine
chair
cloudy
windy
37.
38.
39.
40.
rain
snow
horse
horse race
Unit 10, page 87
21.
22.
23.
24.
giraffe
elephant
kangaroo
zebra
29.
30.
31.
32.
hill
sunny
luggage
toilets
33.
34.
35.
36.
Unit 10, page 88
A. 1c 2e 3d 4b 5a
B. 1b 2d 3e 4a 5c
C. 1d 2c 3a 4e 5b
D. 1d 2e 3c 4a 5b
Unit 10, page 89
1. channel, where
2. beside, about
3. on
4. in, open
Unit 10, page 90
1. like
2. enough
3. down
4. rather, might
5. so
7. without
8 instead
Unit 10, page 92
1. open
2. from, does
3. tours
4. extra, start
5. take, before
Unit 5, page 50
1. Where
2. Why
3. get
4. When
5. finish
6. arriving
Unit 10, page 93
Unit 10, page 94
1. Do you want to watch TV?
I’d rather read a book.
1. Why are you late?
I went to the wrong restaurant.
2. Where’s my wallet?
Maybe you forgot it.
2. Can we buy a new suitcase?
Have we got enough money?
3. Three to the city please.
That’s two dollars each.
3. Where can I get a taxi?
In front of the hotel.
4. Where is the telephone?
Beside reception.
4. I’d like to join a tour.
The next tour starts at nine o’clock.
5. I like watching sport.
So do I.
5. Which movie would you like to see?
This one.
6. When does the movie start?
After the news.
6. Why do you want that video?
It might be interesting.
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UNIT 11: I’m wearing one, too.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to talk about clothes
• How to say what’s wrong with something
Here are the words you will learn to use:
bottom drawer
creased
hat
bra
dirty
herself
burnt
dress
himself
chest of drawers
dresser
hole
clean
either
jacket
coat
fall
jeans
jumper
mark
myself
ourselves
pants
shirt
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
might be
must be
in case
doesn’t work
skirt
socks
stockings
suit
themselves
tee shirt
Here are some sentences you will practice:
She’s dressing herself.
There’s a hole in it.
Did you hurt yourself?
I’m not wearing any either.
That must be Mr Ross.
I’m wearing a hat.
1
tie
top drawer
torn
trousers
wardrobe
wear
Grammar tips:
The new structures in
e
this unit are reflexiv
pronouns, modals of
s
deduction and adverb
of agreement.
Where’s Mom?
Come here
Anna, and I’ll
dress you.
Anna, go and
dress yourself.
She’s dressing
Anna.
1996
1992
2
3
Where’s Anna?
She’s in her bedroom.
She’s dressing herself.
work
worried
yourself
yourselves
Anna, where are you?
We’re dressing
ourselves.
I’m in my bedroom.
I’m dressing myself.
They’re dressing
themselves.
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1
Did you hurt yourself?
Fred fell off his bicycle.
Yes, I hurt myself.
Did he hurt himself?
2
John and Betty
had an accident.
Did you hurt yourselves?
Did they hurt
themselves?
3
Yes, we hurt ourselves.
Arthur’s very late. I’m
worried about him. Maybe
he had an accident.
There’s Arthur. He
didn’t have an accident.
I’m happy.
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UNIT 11
1
I’m sorry.
I’m not Mr
Ross. I’m
Mr Rose.
That might
be Mr Ross.
That must
be Mr Ross.
Mr Ross, here’s a
message for you.
2
Did you need
your umbrella?
I’ll take my umbrella
in case it rains.
No, it didn’t rain.
3
Did you need
your umbrella?
Yes, it rained.
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I’m wearing one, too.
1
2
It’s clean.
4
3
It’s dirty.
5
It’s burnt.
7
6
There’s a hole in it.
8
They’re creased.
It’s torn.
There’s a mark on it.
9
It works.
It doesn’t work.
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UNIT 11
1
2
jeans
5
3
a shirt
a tie
6
a dress
9
7
a skirt
13
8
11
a suit
a jumper
12
a hat
15
14
a bra
socks
a T-shirt
10
a jacket
4
trousers
a coat
16
stockings
pants
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I’m wearing one, too.
1
2
In the wardrobe.
Where’s your suit?
a wardrobe
3
4
Where are your jeans?
On the dresser.
a dresser
5
6
7
Where is your T-shirt?
In the top drawer.
Where are your socks?
In the bottom drawer.
a chest of drawers
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UNIT 11
Where is your coat? ............................................
Where are your socks? ............................................
Where is your tie? ............................................
Where is your jacket? .......................................
Where are your trousers? ...........................................
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I’m wearing one, too.
1
3
2
I’m wearing a hat.
4
I’m not wearing a hat.
5
I’m wearing shoes.
6
7
I’m not wearing shoes.
8
I’m wearing one too.
I’m not wearing one either.
I’m wearing some too.
I’m not wearing any either.
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The Bensons
1
2
Maybe she went to the
toilet, or she might be looking
at the elephants again.
I’ll see if she went to look
at the elephants again.
... and I’ll see if she
went to the toilet.
She’s around here somewhere.
3
4
I’ll come
with you, Jim.
Sue! Sue!
We’ll wait here
in case she comes
this way.
5
6
She must be around here.
She’ll be all right. Don’t worry.
Can you see her?
No, I can’t. I’m a bit
worried. Where is she?
Sue! Sue!
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7
8
Sue! Where have you been?
I fell and hurt my
leg. Where’s Dad?
We were worried about you.
9
Uncle Kim went back to the elephants
to look for you. Dad went with him and
Mom went to the toilets to look for you.
They’ll come back soon. Are you all right?
10
My leg hurts and
my jeans are torn.
Your T-shirt
is dirty, too.
I know.
Did you hurt yourself?
11
12
She’s not at the toilets.
We didn’t find her either.
Let’s go back to the koalas.
She might be there now.
Where did you fall?
I fell down the steps
near the antelopes
and the zebras.
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UNIT 12: You’d better go to the dentist.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to give advice
• How to compare things with each other
Here are the words you will learn to use:
bench
happy
room
comfortable
hurry
safe
dentist
motorbike
truck
done up
move
uncomfortable
fix
pack
undone
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
you’d better
you should
good idea
unhappy
unpack
unsafe
x-ray
have it . . . -ed
Here are some sentences you will practice:
I’ve got a toothache.
I’ll have it fixed.
You’d better take an umbrella.
Can you move your arm?
We’d better have it checked?
A truck is safer than a motorbike.
1
Grammar tips:
The new structures
in this unit are
causatives,
comparatives and
adjectives with un- .
I’ve got a
toothache.
You’d better go
to the dentist.
Good idea.
2
I’ve got a
stomach ache.
You’d
better go to
the doctor.
Good idea.
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1
My car won’t start.
You’d better take
it to the mechanic.
Good idea.
2
We’re going to be late.
We’d better hurry.
3
You’d better
have an x-ray.
4
It might rain. You’d better take an umbrella.
I don’t think it will rain.
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UNIT 12
1
3
2
happy
unhappy
5
7
8
packed
undone
9
uncomfortable
comfortable
6
done up
4
unpacked
10
safe
unsafe
11
He’s too big. There’s
not enough room for him.
Now there is enough
room for me.
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You’d better go to the dentist.
1
2
a sofa
4
3
a bench
A sofa is more comfortable than a bench.
5
a coat
7
6
a T-shirt
A coat is warmer than a T-shirt.
8
a truck
9
a motorbike
A truck is safer than a motorbike.
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UNIT 12
1
I’ll have it fixed.
I broke it.
I’ll fix it.
It’s fixed.
2
It might be broken.
It’s not
broken.
We’d better
have it checked.
That’s good.
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You’d better go to the dentist.
1
Of course, sorry.
Can you move
your car, please?
Thank you.
2
Yes, I can.
Can you move your arm?
No, I can’t.
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The Bensons
1
2
Sue! You’re here!
Where have
you been?
I fell and hurt my leg.
She tore her
jeans, too.
Are you all right?
3
4
Yes, it does.
Can you move it?
Yes, but it hurts a lot.
Let me look at
it. Does it hurt?
I think we’d better go to the
doctor to have it checked.
6
5
I think you should go to the
doctor, Sue, in case it’s broken.
You should have an x-ray.
Yes, that’s a good idea.
No, no, I’ll be all right. I don’t
need to go to the doctor.
It’s not broken.
Look, I can walk on it.
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7
8
Oh no, not again!
Are you
all right?
No. You’re right. I’d
better go to the doctor.
I’ll call a taxi
OK. We’ll
help Sue back to
the entrance.
9
We have to wait here for the taxi.
10
Are you comfortable Sue?
Do you need something to drink?
We’ll sit on this bench.
No. I’m OK. Don’t worry.
11
12
Let Sue sit in the front. She
needs more room for her leg.
It’s starting to feel better.
Maybe it’s not broken.
To the hospital,
please.
That’s good.
I hope it’s OK.
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UNIT 13: I was having breakfast when the phone rang.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to describe medical problems
• How to describe interrupted events
• How to make recommendations
Here are the words you will learn to use:
arm
bruised
cough
band aid
careful
crutches
bandage
careless
cut
birthday
caution
danger
bite
chest
exercise
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
take off
put on
stay in bed
eye
few
finger
hair
itchy
knee
medicine
mouth
nose
prescription
stop smoking
2
4
The new structures
ls
in this unit are moda
of obligation and
interrupted past.
3
It was my father.
I was talking to my
father at the front
door when the postman came and
gave me a letter.
It was my
mother. I was
talking to her
when the
doorbell rang.
I was having
breakfast when
the phone rang.
swollen
tablet
thumb
tongue
until
Grammar tips:
Here are some sentences you will practice:
You should take off your jacket. You should stop smoking.
I was having breakfast when
Show him your ticket.
the phone rang.
I burnt my arm.
You need more exercise.
You can’t go until your bedroom is tidy.
1
rash
rest
scratch
show
soon
5
6
They all said “Happy birthday!”
It was from my
brother. I was reading the letter from my
brother when my
cell phone rang.
It was my sister.
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1
2
3
4
5
What’s the problem?
a tongue
I’ve got an earache.
a finger
6
7
a nose
a thumb
8
a mouth
an eye
9
hair
a chest
10
swollen
itchy
a rash
a bite
a scratch
a cough
bruised
a cut
11
12
I’ve got a rash
on my arm.
13
14
My thumb’s
swollen.
My head’s itchy.
I cut my finger.
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UNIT 13
1
It’s hot in here.
2
3
5
6
That’s better.
You should take
off your jacket.
4
It’s cold in here.
That’s better.
You should put
on a jumper.
7
I bought a new dress.
Do you like it?
Yes, I do.
Show me.
8
I burnt my arm.
I think you’d better
go to the doctor.
Show me.
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I was having breakfast when the phone rang.
1
2
Show me your tongue.
3
4
I cut my finger.
Show him your ticket.
5
You need
a band aid.
a band aid
6
medicine
a tablet
rest
a bandage
exercise
a crutch
stop smoking
7
prescription
8
You should stop smoking.
stay in bed
You need more exercise.
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UNIT 13
1
You can’t go until
your bedroom is tidy.
2
3
My bedroom is tidy
now. Can I go now?
Yes.
4
5
Is Lyndal coming
to the meeting?
Is the bus coming?
Yes, it’ll be here soon.
Yes, she’ll be here soon.
6
7
When will we arrive?
Will the train
come soon?
In a few hours.
It’ll be here in a
few minutes.
8
When can you
fix my car?
9
Monday
In a few days.
In a few months.
When is your
birthday?
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I was having breakfast when the phone rang.
1
2
careful
3
careless
Be careful.
4
5
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The Bensons
1
2
How can I help you?
Tell me how it happened.
I fell and hurt my leg.
I was at the zoo with
my family when I fell.
Sue has fallen at the zoo and hurt her leg.
She is at the hospital.
3
4
I’d better have a look at it.
Show me where it hurts.
Here.
5
Does it hurt when you walk?
Yes.
6
Does it hurt here?
Yes, it does.
It’s swollen and bruised but I don’t
think it’s broken. I’ll put a bandage on it
and you’d better rest for a few days.
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7
8
If it’s not better soon
you’d better come to
see me again.
Do I need to
stay in bed?
No, but be careful until it’s better,
and I want you to take some tablets
if it hurts too much. I’ll give you a
prescription to take to the chemist.
9
10
So I should
come back in a few
days if it still hurts?
What did he say?
He doesn’t think
it’s broken.
That’s right.
Thank you, doctor.
11
He gave me some tablets
to take if it hurts too much and
told me to rest for a few days.
12
Will we still go to Christopher’s
Kitchen tonight?
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UNIT 14: Do you have a receipt?
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to buy or rent things
• How to talk about size
Here are the words you will learn to use:
handbag
battery
distance
height
borrow
drill
high
car rental firm
driver’s license
include
centimeter
equals
insurance (company)
check
exchange
far
kilometer
damage
deposit
form
lend
length
discount
hammer
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
for sale
total price
divided by
• How to talk about distance
lights
long
limit
meter
minus
mirror
panel beater
percent
plus
point
receipt
refund
registration number
rent
saw
scarf
multiplied by
I’m afraid
Here are some sentences you will practice:
Can I borrow your saw, please?
You need a ten percent deposit.
Could I have a receipt, please?
Eight divided by four equals two.
Can I have a refund, please?
Does that include ten percent discount?
Can I borrow
your saw, please?
fill out
How far is Meltone?
Grammar tips:
The new structures
in this unit are
mathematical
relationships and
prediction with ‘will’.
OK.
a saw
sign
signature
unlimited
wheel
wide
width
windsurfer
Thank you.
Alan was sawing some
wood when his saw
broke. He went next
door to borrow Jeff’s
saw. Jeff agreed and
gave Alan the saw. Alan
finished sawing the
wood and brought the
saw back to Jeff.
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1
a drill
2
4
a hammer
a handbag
3
Can I borrow your
hammer, please?
a scarf
Would you lend me
your handbag, please?
5
Would you ....................
your scarf, please?
I’d like to ..............
$80,000, please.
6
8
7
9
I’ll have to rent a car,
because I don’t have enough
money to buy one.
He said he ................................. ,
so ........................................... .
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UNIT 14
1
plus
minus
multiplied by
divided by
equals
percent
2
Eight plus four
equals twelve.
3
Eight minus four
equals four.
4
5
Eight divided by
four equals two.
6
Fifty percent of
eight equals four.
7
8
9
Eight multiplied by
four equals thirty-two.
Twenty five
percent of ten equals
two point five.
10
Total price $8
a battery
point
Total price $9
11
No. I’m sorry.
I forgot.
I’ll take these.
Does that
include 10%
discount?
So it’s $100 minus $10.
The total price is $90.
Thank you.
That’s $100,
please.
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Do you have a receipt?
1
That’s $29.95
thanks.
Here you are.
I’ll have this
shirt, please.
Could I have a
receipt, please?
Thank you.
2
I bought this shirt
here yesterday but
it’s too small. Can I
exchange it for a
bigger one, please.
Here’s my receipt.
3
I bought this
shirt for my father
but he doesn’t like
it. Can I have a
refund, please?
Of course.
Of course.
Do you have
a receipt?
Here it is.
4
Here’s a check for $35,000. I’ll pay
the other $315,000 in a month.
I’ll buy it.
You need a ten
percent deposit.
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UNIT 14
1
mirror
panel beater
windscreen
light
damage
driver’s license
registration
number
2
wheel
Can I see your driver’s
license, please?
What’s the registration
number of your car?
Of course.
UXO 667L.
3
Sign here, please.
John Smith is
signing his name.
a signature
filling out a form
signing a form
4
a form
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Do you have a receipt?
1
2
Last year I had an accident.
I rang the insurance company.
3
4
The insurance company
gave me $7000.
I filled out a form.
5
6
Now my car is fixed and I’m happy.
I used the money to
have the car fixed.
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UNIT 14
1
2
3
One centimeter multiplied by
a hundred equals one meter.
One meter multiplied by a thousand
equals one kilometer.
one centimeter long
4
5
2 meters.
How far to Meltone?
65 kilometers.
How long is
the windsurfer?
distance
length
6
7
How high
is the tree?
How wide is
the garage?
2.5 meters.
5.3 meters.
width
height
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Do you have a receipt?
1
I’m sorry. You’ve
got too many.
How many can I buy?
There’s a
limit of five.
2
How far can I go?
As far as you like.
There’s no limit.
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The Bensons
1
2
I don’t know. What
do you think Sue?
I think we should
go, or if I can’t go you
can go without me.
Will we still go to Christopher’s
Kitchen tonight?
3
No, I think Sue should
rest, and we don’t want to
go without her. We can go
next week, can’t we?
4
Yes, of course we can.
We’ll go next week.
You can borrow our car if you like.
Yes, I think
that’s better.
And I think we
need to rent a car.
Sue’s leg is too sore
to go on the bus.
No, you might need it.
I’d rather rent a car. Can I
rent a car around here?
5
Yes, you can.
I’ll go there
with you.
6
Can I help you?
Yes, I’d like to
rent a car for a
week, please.
Which car
would you like?
We don’t need a
big car, so I think the
Vixen would be good.
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7
8
I’m sorry, sir. I’m afraid they’re
all out this week. How about a
Sonar? It’s only $5 a day extra.
Yes, that one is $65 a day.
I’ll check to see if we have one.
9
Yes, that’s fine. Does the
price include insurance and
unlimited kilometers?
10
No, insurance
is not included.
Can I get one today?
Yes, and I almost forgot
that there’s a deposit of $750
in case you damage the car.
You can use your credit card
for that. Can I see your
driver’s license, please?
It’s $13 a day extra and it’s 10 cents a
kilometer over two hundred kilometers
a day, but there is a ten percent discount
if you rent the car for a week.
11
12
Yes, of
course.
13
Would you sign
here, please?
Here are the keys.
Which car is it?
The registration
number is LUG 303.
Thank you.
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UNIT 15: Revision and extension
1
2
wardrobe
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5
3
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6
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9
7
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13
12
15
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16
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18
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14
17
8
11
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10
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4
19
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20
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21
22
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25
23
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26
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29
27
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33
32
35
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36
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38
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34
37
28
31
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30
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24
39
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40
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UNIT 15
A
1. What’s the matter?
a. You’d better have it fixed.
2. Does it hurt?
b. Good idea.
3. Where’s my T-shirt?
c. Yes, it does.
4. We’d better go home.
d. In the top drawer.
5. My watch is broken.
e. I hurt myself.
B
1. What’s the problem?
a. You should get a refund.
2. I’ve got a bad cough.
b. OK.
3. Will the bus come soon?
c. You should stop smoking.
4. There’s a mark on my new shirt.
d. My finger’s swollen.
5. Sign here please.
e. In a few minutes.
C
1. I’ve burnt my hand.
a. It might be in the car.
2. I’m very tired.
b. Yes, 10%.
3. I’ve got a toothache.
c. You might need a bandage.
4. Does that include a discount?
d. You’d better go to the dentist.
5. Where’s the umbrella?
e. You need to rest.
D
1. My hand’s swollen.
a. Sure.
2. I’m cold.
b. You’d better get another one.
3. Can I borrow your pen?
c. You’d better see a doctor.
4. This chair’s uncomfortable.
d. Yes, 10%.
5. Do you need a deposit?
e. You should put on a jumper.
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Revision and extension
show
you
to
better
1
22
There’s a mark ........
on this
shirt. I’m getting a refund.
refund
Excuse me.
on
Yes, can I help you?
You’d ................ take
your receipt in case
you have to show it.
3
4
4
I hope so. I bought
this shirt here this morning
and there’s a mark on it.
Would you like ................
exchange it?
Can you
................ me?
I’d rather have a ................
5
6
4
OK. Have ................
got your receipt?
Yes. Here.
So that’s thirty nine dollars.
Thank you.
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UNIT 15
too
before
your
rather
1
1
deposit
one
2
2
Can I help you?
This one looks good.
We’d like to
rent this one.
No, this one.
I’d ................. have this one.
3
3
4
4
Then that one’s too long and
much ................ heavy. You
should take the smaller ................
but you’d better be careful.
Have you been
windsurfing ................?
No.
OK. How much is it?
Yes, but not much.
5
5
6
6
Twenty dollars per hour
and a refundable ................
of a hundred dollars.
And I’ll need ................. name,
address and signature here.
OK.
Sure.
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Revision and extension
it
1
the
doesn’t
to
new
If
2
The camera doesn’t work.
there’s
few
at
when
No. I bought a new one last week.
It might need a
................ battery.
It must be broken. We’d
better have it fixed soon. I
want to use it .............. we
go to the park on Saturday.
3
4
I’ll take it ............... the camera
shop tomorrow morning.
What’s ............... problem?
OK.
5
Can you check this camera? I think
............... something wrong with it.
6
This button ............... work.
How long will ................. take?
I see. We should
be able to fix that.
A ............... hours. Would
three o’clock be OK?
7
8
Yes. ............... it’s going to cost more
than fifty dollars, can you phone me?
Thanks. I’ll see you ............... three.
Sure. Can I have
your number?
It’s 7751 6800.
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should
borrow
1
know
2
I’m sorry. I don’t ................
how it happened.
Oh no!
Let’s check the damage.
3
4
There’s a small
dent here and my
light’s broken.
So we need registration numbers,
names and addresses, telephone
numbers and insurance companies.
OK. Can I
................
a pen?
Sure.
There’s not much damage
but we ................ tell our
insurance companies.
5
6
Thanks.
OK.
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Revision and extension
1
2
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You should get a refund.
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1
2
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➣ are too trousers These small new
➣ work either one doesn’t This
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3
4
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➣ in It the might kitchen be
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5
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Answers to Unit 15
Unit 15, page 132
1.
2.
3.
4.
wardrobe
dresser
chest of drawers
top drawer
5.
6.
7.
8.
bottom drawer
shirt
jeans
tie
9.
10.
11.
12.
socks
dress
skirt
T-shirt
13.
14.
15.
16.
jumper
coat
suit
hat
17.
18.
19.
20.
pants
bra
trousers
stockings
Unit 15, page 133
21.
22.
23.
24.
bench
motorbike
truck
tongue
25.
26.
27.
28.
arm
finger
thumb
eye
29.
30.
31.
32.
nose
mouth
hair
knee
33.
34.
35.
36.
battery
bandage
tablet
wheel
37.
38.
39.
40.
registration number
mirror
lights
windsurfer
Unit 15, page 134
A. 1e 2c 3d 4b 5a
B. 1d 2c 3e 4a 5b
C. 1c 2e 3d 4b 5a
D. 1c 2e 3a 4b 5d
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1. on, better
3. show
4. to, refund
5. you
Unit 15, page 136
1. rather
3. before
4. too, one
5. deposit
6. your
Unit 15, page 137
1. new
2. when
3. to
4. there’s, the
5. doesn’t
6. it, few
7. If
8. at
Unit 15, page 138
2. know
3. should
4. borrow
Unit 15, page 139
Unit 15, page 140
1. These trousers are torn.
You should get a refund.
1. This telephone doesn’t work.
This one doesn’t work either.
2. The dishwasher doesn’t work.
We’d better have it fixed.
2. These new trousers are too small.
You’d better exchange them.
3. Why did you bring your laptop?
In case I do some work.
3. Where’s my cell phone?
It might be in the kitchen.
4. Can I get a refund for this shirt?
Have you got a receipt?
4. I can’t find my driver’s license.
It must be around here somewhere.
5. I’ve got a headache.
I’ve got one too.
5. What’s the matter?
I’ve got a rash on my arm.
6. We’ve walked ten kilometers.
You must be tired.
6. When does the movie start?
In a few minutes.
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UNIT 16: Can I try them on?
In this unit you will learn the following:
• What to say when you are shopping
• How to talk about consequences
Here are the words you will learn to use:
other
price
sale
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
half price
anything else
just right
same
other one
size
over there
try on
Here are some sentences you will practice:
They are the same price.
It’s too much.
They’re only half price.
The big one is more expensive than the small one.
They’re just right.
Would you like anything else?
1
special
pair of
Can I try them on?
2
a shoe
3
a pair of shoes
4
Grammar tips:
The new structure
in this unit is more
about comparatives.
the size
5
the price
6
10% off
Half price
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1
2
The big one is more expensive
than the small one.
3
The small one is more
expensive than the big one.
4
They are the same price.
5
Look. They’re on
special. They’re
only half price.
Look. They’re having a sale.
Everything is cheap.
6
Can I try them on?
They’re too small.
Yes, of course.
7
You can try them
on over there.
Can I try them on?
Yes, of course.
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1
2
It’s too small.
They’re too short.
It’s too big.
They’re too long.
It’s just right.
They’re just right.
3
It’s too much.
It’s not enough.
Just right.
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Can I try them on?
1
Which way?
Which way?
This way.
That way.
2
This afternoon I was walking
home from school when the
same dog bit my other leg.
This morning I was
walking to school when
a dog bit my leg.
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UNIT 16
1
I have two sons.
One of them is tall.
2
I’ve got three sons.
Two of them are tall.
3
I’ve got three
daughters.
4
.....................................
One of them
is married.
.....................................
The other one is short.
The other one is short.
The others
are single.
.....................................
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Can I try them on?
1
2
Would you like anything else?
No thanks.
That’s $4.50,
thanks.
I’ll have a hamburger, thanks.
3
4
I’ll have a hamburger,
thanks.
Would you like
anything else?
5
That’s $6, thanks.
A bottle of water,
thanks.
6
Which way to
Macquarie?
I’m sorry, I
don’t know
Ask him.
Which one? The one
wearing a cap?
No, the other one.
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The Bensons
1
2
I need a new pair of jeans and
a T-shirt. Would you like to
come and help me buy them, Aunt
Peggy? Anne is coming too.
I’d love to.
Look, Sue. This shop is having a
sale. Let’s see what they have.
OK
Sue tore her jeans when she fell at the zoo.
3
4
I like these. Do you think
they’ll fit? They’re size ten.
Can I help you?
Yes. I like these jeans.
Can I try them on?
Maybe you can
try them on.
Of course.
5
6
Do you have a shorter
pair in the same size?
I’ll check.
They’re too long.
Yes, but they look good. They
might have a shorter pair.
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7
8
Oh, look at this pair! I like these better.
I’m sorry. We don’t
have a shorter pair.
But I think they’re
more expensive,
aren’t they?
No, look. They’re on
special, only $79.95, the
same as the other pair.
9
It doesn’t matter. I like these better
and they’re the same price.
10
Do you need anything else?
They’re just right. I think
you should get them.
Yes, I think I will.
I love them.
Yes. I need a T-shirt, too.
11
12
Oh, good. I need a size ten.
We have some very
good T-shirts on special
today. They’re only $19.95,
reduced from $29.95.
Come this way.
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UNIT 17: Neither can I.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to talk about meals and food
Here are the words you will learn to use:
bean
cow
fish
beef
delicious
hungry
bowl
dessert
lamb
bunch
entrée
main course
cabbage
everyone
menu
carrot
everything
neither
cauliflower
everywhere
onion
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
a plate of . . .
a bowl of . . .
Here are some sentences you will practice:
I’d like to book a table for four at 7:30, please.
We didn’t have dessert until 11 o’clock.
The service was very slow.
Put everything in the suitcase.
1
order
peas
pig
plate
pork
potato
recommend
a bunch of . . .
terrible
thirsty
tomato
until
vegetable
Grammar tips:
I’ll have fish.
She can swim.
I don’t like onions.
2
rice
serve
service
sheep
so
soup
swim
3
The new structure
in this unit is modals
of ability.
4
a cow
a sheep
a pig
a fish
beef
lamb
pork
fish
5
6
I’ll have fish.
So will I.
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1
2
3
So am I.
6
Neither am I.
I’m having rice.
a plate of rice
4
5
I’m not having
soup.
a bowl of soup
7
8
I like carrots.
9
11
I don’t like onions.
12
So do I.
a bunch of carrots
10
Neither do I.
a bunch of onions
13
14
I can’t swim.
Neither can I.
She can swim.
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UNIT 17
In the vegetable garden
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Neither can I.
1
2
We had dinner
at a restaurant last
night. The service
was very slow.
3
We ordered at 7 o’clock.
a menu
4
5
The main courses
were served at 9.30.
The entrée was
served at 8 o’clock.
6
7
I won’t go there again.
Neither will I.
We didn’t have dessert
until 11 o’clock.
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UNIT 17
1
2
Which restaurant
do you recommend?
4
5
3
Do I need to book a table?
2
3 is the best.
I think this one
6
4
Yes, you’d better.
I’d like to book
a table for four
at 7.30, please.
I’ll do it now.
7
5
I’m hungry.
8
9
6
7
I’m not hungry now.
You’d better
eat an apple.
10
8
I’m thirsty.
11
12
9
10
I’m not thirsty now.
You’d better drink
some water.
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Neither can I.
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UNIT 17
1
2
3
It’s raining there.
It’s raining everywhere.
It’s raining here.
4
5
Hello Jack.
7
6
8
Put this in the suitcase.
Hello everyone.
Hello Mandy.
9
Put that in the suitcase.
Put everything
in the suitcase.
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The Bensons
1
I’m looking forward to having dinner
at Christopher’s Kitchen tonight.
So am I. I’m wearing my new jeans.
I’d better book a table.
2
3
…I’d like a table for six… please.
I’m Kim Benson. I booked a table
for 7 o’clock. There are six people.
…7 o’clock…
…Benson…
Yes sir, would you like
to come this way?
…Thank you. Bye.
4
Can I bring you some drinks?
What would you like Jim? And Peggy?
White wine for me, please.
I’ll have
some, too.
Could I have a
Coke, please?
A glass of water
for me, please.
And for me
too, please.
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5
6
It’s an Italian soup made
with lots of vegetables.
I can recommend it.
What’s in the
minestrone soup?
Does it have
onion in it?
Yes, but
only a little.
Sounds good. I’ll
have some, please.
So will I.
7
8
Ah, here comes our food now.
The food is taking a long time.
Yes, they’re very
busy tonight.
So am I.
Oh good. I’m hungry.
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9
Is everything all right?
Yes, thank you.
The food is excellent.
It’s delicious.
10
11
Look. There’s Tom.
And Anne.
12
Hi Tom.
Hi Anne.
Hi Jill.
Hi Ben.
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UNIT 18: If I won, I’d buy a new car.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to make conditional predictions
• How to talk about frequency
Here are the words you will learn to use:
always
empty
never
can’t
full
often
rarely
sometimes
Grammar tips:
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
as … as
If I won . . . .
If I win . . .
If I’d won . . .
Here are some sentences you will practice:
Mick’s tree is taller than Nick’s.
He wasn’t hungry, so he didn’t eat it all.
If he’d been hungry, he would have eaten it.
a bowl
The new structures
in this unit are
conditionals and
adverbs of frequency.
If Louise won again
she’d be very happy.
I rarely win.
The bowl is empty.
I’m hungry.
The bowl is full.
I’m full.
a boy
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1
2
The giraffe can get the
leaves from the tree but…
That’s a giraffe with its baby.
3
4
…so the mother giraffe
gets some leaves down
for the baby, so that
it can eat, too.
... the baby can’t…
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UNIT 18
1
2
3
If he’s hungry,
he’ll eat it all.
4
He was hungry,
so he ate it all.
5
6
He wasn’t hungry, so
he didn’t eat it all.
If he was hungry,
he would eat it all.
7
If he’d been hungry,
he would have eaten it.
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If I won, I’d buy a new car.
1
If I won, I’d buy a new car.
If I win, I’ll buy a new car.
2
If I’d won, I’d have bought a new car, but I
didn’t win, so I’ll buy a new bicycle instead.
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UNIT 18
1
2
I’m Mick.
I’m Nick.
Mick’s tree is taller than Nick’s.
Nick’s tree is getting taller.
3
4
Nick’s tree is as tall as Mick’s.
Nick’s tree is taller than Mick’s.
5
6
Nick’s tree is not as tall as Mick’s now.
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If I won, I’d buy a new car.
1
2
I always win.
If Linda always won,
she’d have as many trophies as Paul.
If Paul wins again, he’ll get another trophy.
3
4
I sometimes win.
I rarely win.
If Louise won again, she’d be very happy.
If Tex won again, he’d get another trophy.
5
I often win.
6
I never win.
I never won.
If George had won some races,
he’d have some trophies.
If Phil won a race, he’d get his first trophy.
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The Bensons
1
2
It’s good to see you again.
Hi Tom.
Hi Anne.
Yes, you too.
What a surprise
to see you here.
Hi Jill. Hi Ben.
3
4
We’re having dinner with our
uncle Kim and cousin Sue from
Arthurton, and with our parents.
Hi Jill and Ben.
Pleased to meet you.
We met them at a party
a few weeks ago.
Look everyone.
This is Jill and Ben.
5
Are you having
dinner here?
6
Yes, we come here often.
It’s a good restaurant.
We’d better go back to our table Jill.
Yes, OK Ben. We’ll see you later.
We would come here more
often if it wasn’t so expensive.
The food is excellent, but
the service is a bit slow.
Yes, bye.
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7
8
It was nice of them to
come over and say hello.
Shall we order desserts now?
Oh no, I’m full. I
can’t eat any more.
No, I don’t need dessert
either, but the children
might want some.
Yes, they’re good friends.
9
10
If I’m the only one having dessert,
I’ll have some ice cream at home.
Yes, I’d like some ice cream.
Are you sure?
Not for me. I’m full.
So am I. I don’t
want dessert.
11
Certainly, sir.
Yes, that’s fine.
12
No, Jim. I’ll pay.
Could I have
the bill, please.
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UNIT 19: I wish I could play the piano.
In this unit you will learn the following:
• How to express wishes
• How to congratulate people
Here are the words you will learn to use:
accept
badly
change
apply
celebrate
congratulations
immediately
interview
Here are some phrases you will learn to use:
well done
as soon as possible
good luck
go out
bad luck
just a moment
lottery
pianist
• How to say goodbye
piano
report
team
violin
violinist
wish
job advertisement
Grammar tips:
Here are some sentences you will practice:
He applied for the job.
I wish I could play the piano well.
I need the August sales report.
I play the piano badly.
When can you start?
I’d like to change my flight.
I wish I had a big car.
The new structures
in this unit are
adjectives and
adverbs.
1
Rory saw an interesting job
advertisement.
He applied for the job.
He went to the interview.
He got the job.
2
I got the job.
Congratulations.
Well done!
When can you start?
I can start next week.
He accepted the job.
He told his wife.
He had a party to celebrate
his new job.
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1
I’m back.
I’m going out for lunch.
When
will you be
back?
In an hour.
He’s going out.
2
I need
the August
sales report.
When do
you want it?
Immediately.
a report
Here’s the report.
Now?
Yes, immediately.
Thank you.
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UNIT 19
1
2
When do you want it?
I need the April
sales report.
As soon as possible.
3
4
Will tomorrow be OK?
I’ll try to have it for
you at four o’clock.
Thank you.
I’d rather have it
this afternoon.
5
6
Here’s the report.
Thank you.
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I wish I could play the piano.
1
I’m tall.
I’m short.
a tall basketball player
a short basketball player
I wish I was tall.
2
I’ve got a big car.
I’ve got a small car.
I wish I had a big car.
a big car
a small car
3
I play the
piano well.
I play the piano badly.
I wish I could play
the piano well.
a good pianist
a bad pianist
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UNIT 19
1
I’m poor.
I’m rich.
I wish ...........................
a rich businessman
a poor businessman
2
I’ve got a big house.
I’ve got a small house.
I wish ...........................
a big house
a small house
3
I play the violin well.
a good violinist
I play the violin badly.
a bad violinist
I wish ...........................
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I wish I could play the piano.
1
before
change
after
before
change
after
2
3
I’d like to change my
flight to the eleventh of
October, please.
before
change
after
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UNIT 19
1
good luck
bad luck
2
I bought a lottery ticket.
Good luck.
a lottery ticket
3
My team lost.
Bad luck.
a team
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I wish I could play the piano.
1
Just a moment, please.
You can go now.
2
Just a moment, please.
What time is the meeting?
Lee, what time
is the meeting?
The meeting is
at eleven o’clock.
It’s at eleven o’clock.
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The Bensons
1
2
Oh good…
When…
Hi Jane…
Kim, it’s for you. It’s Jane.
Thanks, bye.
Thanks.
Yes…
Yes…
Yes, I will…
3
4
Good news,
everyone.
What’s
happened?
Jane just rang to tell me
I got the job I applied for.
Congratulations.
Well done.
That’s great.
What is it?
5
6
Yes, but we’ll have to go home
as soon as possible because they
want me to start immediately.
We’d better ring the airline
and change your flight.
Oh, that’s bad news. I
wish you could stay longer.
Can’t Sue stay longer?
Yes, I’ll do it now.
We’ll need to leave as
soon as possible.
No, she’d
better come home
with me.
Jane will
be happy to
see you.
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7
8
My name’s Kim Benson. I’ve got
two tickets for a flight to Arthurton
on the 27th at 3 p.m., but now we’d
like to leave as soon as possible.
Is there a flight this afternoon?
Oh, good. Just a
moment, please.
I’m just checking, sir. Yes,
we have two seats on a flight
at 3.30 this afternoon.
9
10
Can we get to the airport
before 3.30, Jim?
OK, we’ll take them.
Yes, no problem.
You can get them from the
booking office at the airport half
an hour before your flight.
11
12
..............
It was lovely to see
you again, and good luck
with your new job.
It was a lovely
holiday. Thank you
very much.
Yes, good luck,
and I hope Jane
can come with
you next time.
Goodbye.
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1
2
carrot
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5
3
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6
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9
7
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13
8
11
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12
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14
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16
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17
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18
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A
1. Is your shirt too big?
a. That way.
2. I’ll have a coffee, thanks.
b. Yes, but they’re too short.
3. Which way to the bank?
c. No, it’s just right.
4. Your jeans look good.
d. That’s a dollar fifty.
B
1. He likes going to the movies.
a. So will I.
2. I don’t like cold weather.
b. So does she.
3. They’re not swimming today.
c. Neither will I.
4. She can’t speak French.
d. Neither can they.
5. I’ll have some fish.
e. Neither do I.
6. I won’t have an entrée.
f. Neither are we.
C
1. I’m hungry.
a. I’d like some too.
2. I’m thirsty.
b. As soon as possible.
3. I’d like a hamburger.
c. You’d better eat something.
4. I’d like some soup.
d. I’d like one too.
5. When should we leave?
e. You’d better drink something.
D
1. When will you be back?
a. Bad luck.
2. Can I try them on?
b. Good luck.
3. I’ve lost fifty dollars.
c. Yes, of course.
4. My job interview is this afternoon.
d. In five minutes.
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UNIT 20
try
1
think
cost
take
too
reduction
would
for
better
2
This one looks good.
Excuse me. I’d like
to .............. this on.
It does. You’d
better
........... try it on.
3
Of course. You can
try it on over there.
4
What do you .............. ?
Good. How much
would that .............. ?
I like it, but the trousers
are .............. long.
5
We can shorten them .............. you.
6
That .............. be
twenty dollars extra.
That one’s on special.
If you buy it today you’ll
get a 20% ..............
And how much is the suit?
7
8
How long will it ..............
to shorten the trousers?
OK. I’ll take it.
A week.
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was
1
So
full
I
enough
afraid
2
Who’d like .............. soup?
some
delicious
instead
have
Does it .............. tomato in it?
Yes, it does.
Yes, please.
I’m sorry. I’m ..............
I don’t eat tomato.
3
Oh. Would you like some
bread and cheese .............. ?
4
Could I have some
more soup? It’s ...............
Thank you.
Yes, thanks.
5
6
Would you like some
more bread and cheese?
Has everyone had ...............
I’d like some more.
............... would I.
No thanks. I’ve
had enough.
No thanks. I’m ............... .
It was very nice.
7
So have
...............
That ...............
lovely.
Yes, it was. Sorry
about the tomato.
That’s alright.
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UNIT 20
until
day
would
if
1
1
appointment
2
2
Amherst Medical Center.
Can I help you?
change
next
OK. When would you like to see him?
Well, Friday morning
................ be good.
Hello. This is Wendy Jones.
I have an ................ with Doctor
Spelling this afternoon. I’m
afraid I have to ................ it.
3
3
4
4
He’s got appointments all ................
on Friday. Would ................ Monday
afternoon be alright, after four o’clock?
I think that’ll be OK. I’ll have to
check. Can I call you back?
Earlier would be better.
5
5
I’m afraid the doctor’s busy ................
four. The next appointment would be
at nine on Tuesday morning.
6
6
That’s fine. It would be
good ................ you could
call back this morning.
Thanks.
Sure.
No problem.
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before
again
everything
if
1
1
haven’t
2
2
So
soon
Yes. I hope we’ll see
you in New York.
It was lovely to meet you.
We’ve really enjoyed it here.
Thanks. You’ve got our
address ................ you?
Yes, we have.
................ have we. It’s a
pity you can’t stay longer.
3
3
4
4
We’ll have to leave ................ . The
taxi will be here in a few minutes.
And ................ you come to
Sydney, you can stay with us.
That would be great.
OK. Are you sure we’ve
packed ................ ?
5
5
6
6
Yes. I checked ................
we left the room.
Goodbye. Hope to see
you ................ soon.
We’d better go.
The taxi’s arrived.
Goodbye.
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UNIT 20
1
2
.....................................?
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➣ shoes small these too Are
➣ the long skirt too Is
➣ right just they’re No
➣ it’s short too No
3
4
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➣ big The jacket’s too
➣ is This small too
➣ size I’ll smaller get a
➣ larger a get I’ll size
5
6
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.................................
..........................
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➣ coffee don’t I want
➣ long I talk for can’t
➣ I Neither do
➣ can Neither I
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1
2
.............................
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➣ go to have I soon
➣ go We movie that to won’t
➣ do we So
➣ we will Neither
3
4
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➣ time party is What the
➣ too one like I’d
➣ thirty Seven
5
6
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➣ back you When be will
➣ possible soon As as
➣ two hours In
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UNIT 20
Answers to Unit 20
Unit 20, page 178
1.
2.
3.
4.
carrot
onion
beans
peas
5.
6.
7.
8.
cabbage
cauliflower
tomato
cow
9.
10.
11.
12.
sheep
pig
fish
swim
13.
14.
15.
16.
plate
bowl
piano
violin
17. team
18. interview
C. 1c 2e 3d 4a 5b
D. 1d 2c 3a 4b
Unit 20, page 179
A. 1c 2d 3a 4b
B. 1b 2e 3f 4d 5a 6c
Unit 20, page 180
1. better
2. try
3. think, too
4. for, cost
5. would
6. reduction
7. take
Unit 20, page 181
1. some
2. have, afraid
3. instead
4. delicious
5. full
6. enough, So, I
7. was
Unit 20, page 182
1. appointment, change
2. would
3. day, next
4. until
5. if
Unit 20, page 183
1. So
2. haven’t
3. if
4. soon, everything
5. before
Unit 20, page 184
Unit 20, page 185
1. Are these shoes too small?
No, they’re just right.
1. I have to go soon.
So do we.
2. Is the skirt too long?
No, it’s too short.
2. We won’t go to that movie.
Neither will we.
3. The jacket’s too big.
I’ll get a smaller size.
3. I’d like a coke.
I’d like one too.
4. This is too small.
I’ll get a larger size.
4. What time is the party?
Seven thirty.
5. I don’t want coffee.
Neither do I.
5. When do you need a flight?
As soon as possible.
6. I can’t talk for long.
Neither can I.
6. When will you be back?
In two hours.
6. again
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Answers to practice pages
Unit 1, page 7
1.
2.
3.
4.
father
daughter
brother
grandmother
5.
6.
7.
8.
sister-in-law
father
daughter-in-law
brother
9.
10.
11.
12.
daughter
cousin
uncle
aunt
13.
14.
15.
16.
sister
cousin
grandfather
nephew
17. niece
18. brother-in-law
Unit 7, page 66
4. Mom says I can’t go out, because it’s raining.
5. Mom says I have to tidy my bedroom, so I can’t go to the park.
6. We have to go now, because it’s after ten o’clock.
Unit 8, page 70
The flight starts at eleven o’clock and finishes at seven o’clock.
Unit 9, page 79
12. Behind the sofa.
13. In front of his house.
14. Beside the TV.
15. Under the bed.
16. On the table.
Unit 9, page 80
7. He will lift it.
8.
He won’t lift it.
9.
He might lift it.
5. No.
6.
Maybe.
Unit 9, page 81
4. Yes.
Unit 11, page 102
On the bed.
On the chair.
On the table.
In the wardrobe.
On the dresser.
Unit 14, page 123
4. Would you lend me your scarf, please?
5. I’d like to borrow $80,000, please.
8. He said he doesn’t have enough money to buy a car, so will have to rent one.
Unit 16, page 146
4.1. I’ve got two cars.
4.2. One of them is new.
4.3. The other one is old.
Unit 19, page 172
1. I wish I was rich.
2. I wish I had a big house.
3. I wish I played the violin well.
Unit 19, page 177
12. Goodbye.
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Grammar/Function/Topic in Volumes 1 and 2
Ability 2.18
Accommodation 2.3
Activities 1.16
Address 1.12
Adjectives 1.4
Adjectives (present and
past participles) 2.2
Adverbs of
frequency 2.2, 2.18
Agreeing and disagreeing
1.9
Ailments 1.11
Animals 2.8
Applications
(employment) 2.19
Appointments 1.18
Because/so 2.7
Before/after 1.17
Buying goods and
services 1.13, 2.14
Causatives 2.12
Celebrations 2.19
Checking details 2.2
Clarification 1.7, 2.7
Clothes 2.11
Colors 1.14
Communicating with
friends 2.1
Comparatives 1.9, 2.7,
2.16
Comparatives + than 2.12
Congratulations 2.19
Containers 1.13
Conversations 1.4
Correspondence 2.1
Count/uncount nouns 1.6
Damage 2.11
Days and months 1.8
Definite article 2.1
Degrees 2.9
Demonstratives 1.3
Describing time 2.2
Dining in restaurants 2.17
Directions 1.14
Distance 2.14
Duration 1.8, 2.8
Either 2.11
Electronic appliances 2.6
Emotions 1.18
Enough/too much 2.3
Events 1.2
Every 2.17
Family relationships 1.1,
2.1
Farewells 1.11, 2.19
Feelings 2.2
Few 2.13
Financial transactions 2.14
First conditional 2.6
Food and drink 1.6, 1.9,
2.17
Furniture 2.11
Future with will 1.12
Gerunds 1.17
Giving advice 2.12
Greetings 1.11
Health 1.11, 1.13
Hopes and wishes 2.6,
2.19
Imperatives 1.2, 2.1
Indefinite article 1.6
In case 2.11
Injuries 2.12
Insurance 2.14
Interrupted past 2.13
Introductions 1.3
Invitations 1.2
Irregular verbs 1.16
Justifying 2.11
Location 1.12, 2.9
Locators 1.12
Make-up 2.7
Making plans 2.4
Mathematics (simple) 2.14
Measurement 2.14
Medical problems 2.13
Memory 2.7
Modals of deduction 2.11
Modals of obligation 2.13
Modals of possibility 2.9
Money 1.8
Movement 2.9
Musical instruments 1.13
Name 1.1
Necessity 1.13
Negation 1.1
Negative adjectives 2.12
Nouns 1.6
Numbers (grammar of)
2.14
Numbers 1–10 1.6
Numbers 11–20 1.8
Numbers over 20 1.12
Obligation 1.11
Occupations 1.3, 1.7
Offers 1.6, 2.6
One/some/all 2.1
Open questions 1.6, 1.14
Opinions 1.9
Ordering in restaurants
2.17
Ordinal numbers 1.14
Paired verbs 2.1, 2.7
Parts of the body 1.11,
2.13
Past continuous 1.17
Permissions 1.19
Personal pronouns 1.2
Places 1.2
Position 2.9
Possessive adjectives 1.1
Possessive pronouns 1.4
Possibility 2.9
Preferences 2.6
Prepositions 2.1
Prepositions 2.3, 2.9
Prepositions 1.12, 1.14
Present continuous 1.2,
1.16
Present continuous with
future meaning 2.4
Present perfect 1.8, 2.4
Price 1.8, 2.16
Processes 1.16
Prohibition 1.19
Public transport 1.19, 2.7
Quantifiers 1.19
Quantity/division 2.3
Question tags 1.4
Questions 2.8
Recommendations 2.13
Reflexive pronouns 2.11
Renting 2.14
Repairs 2.12
Reported speech 2.2
Reporting events 2.2
Rooms 1.13
Saying goodbye 2.19
Second conditional 2.18
Shopping 2.16
Simple past 1.7, 1.16
Simple present 1.1
Size 2.14, 2.16
Social relationships 1.3
Some/any 1.13
Speculating 2.11
Superlatives 1.9
Symptoms 2.13
Telephone language 1.17
Television programs 2.6
There is/are 2.3
Third conditional 2.18
Time 1.18
Time measurement 1.19
Timetable future 1.18
Timetables and
deadlines 2.2
Transport 1.8, 1.19
Travel 1.8, 2.7
Treatments 2.13
Until 2.13, 2.17
Verbs 1.4
Weather 2.6
Wh- questions 2.8
You’d better 2.12
Zero conditional 2.18
Index for Volumes 1 and 2
a 1.1
a pair of ... 1.6
a.m. 1.18
accept 2.19
accident 2.2
accountant 1.3
address 1.12
advertisement 2.6
after 1.17
afternoon 1.11
again 2.2
agree 1.9
airmail 2.1
airport 2.1
all 2.1
almost 2.3
alone 2.6
always 2.2
am 1.2
angry 1.18
anniversary 2.4
another 2.3
antelope 2.8
any 1.13
anything else 2.16
apple 1.6
application form 1.7
apply 2.19
appointment 1.18
April 1.8
are 1.2
Are you all right? 1.11
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aren’t 1.4
arm 1.11
around 2.4
around the corner 1.12
arrive 1.8
arrive at 2.1
art gallery 1.2
as … as 2.18
as soon as possible 2.19
ask 1.17
at 1.12
attendant 2.7
August 1.8
aunt 2.1
baby 1.4
back (n) 1.11
back (adj) 2.3
backache 1.11
backyard 2.3
bad 1.9
bad luck 2.19
bag 1.6
balcony 2.3
banana 1.6
band aid 2.13
bandage 2.13
bank 1.14
basketball player 1.9
bathroom 2.3
battery 2.14
beach 1.2
beans 1.9
beautiful 1.4
because 2.7
bedroom 2.3
beef 2.17
beep 1.17
before 1.14, 1.17
behind 2.9
bell 2.2
bench 2.12
beside 2.9
big 1.9
bill 1.11
bird 2.3
birthday 2.4
bite 2.13
black 1.14
block 2.4
blue 1.14
book 1.1
bored 2.2
boring 1.9
borrow 2.14
bottle of ... 1.6
bottom 2.8
bottom drawer 2.11
bowl 2.17
box 1.13
boxer 2.9
bra 2.11
branch 2.8
bread 1.9
breakfast 1.17
bring 1.2
broccoli 1.9
brother 1.1
brother-in-law 2.1
brown 1.14
bruised 2.13
bunch 2.17
burger 1.6
burnt 2.11
bus 1.8
bus stop 1.14
businessman 1.7
busy 1.17
but 1.2
butter the toast 2.1
buy 1.16
by 1.8
Bye. 1.11
cabbage 1.9
cake 1.6
call 1.12
camera 1.1
can 1.2
Can I help you? 1.9
can of ... 1.6
Can you tell me the time
please? 1.18
Can you tell me when to
get off? 1.19
can’t 2.18
cap 1.9
car 1.1
car park 1.14
card 1.12
careful 2.13
careless 2.13
carrot 1.9
carton 1.13
cash 1.13
cat 2.1
cauliflower 1.9
caution 2.13
ceiling 1.13
celebrate 2.19
cell phone 1.1
cent 1.8
centimeter 2.14
chair 2.1
change (vb) 2.19
change (n) 1.19
channel 2.6
cheap 1.9
check (vb) 2.2
check (n) 2.14
chess 1.17
chest 2.13
chest of drawers 2.11
child 1.6
chips 1.6
chocolate bar 2.4
cinema 1.14
clean 1.16
clear the table 2.1
clock 1.18
close (adj) 2.9
close (v) 1.16
cloudy 2.6
coat 2.11
coffee 1.6
cold 1.4
colleague 1.3
comb 2.7
come 1.2
come back 2.7
comedy 2.6
comfortable 2.12
computer 2.6
concert 1.2
congratulations 2.19
cookie 1.6
corner 1.12
cough 2.13
Could you repeat that
please? 1.7
cousin 2.1
cow 2.17
crawl 2.9
creased 2.11
credit card 1.13
crutches 2.13
cucumber 1.9
cup of ... 1.6
cut 2.13
cute 1.4
Dad 1.11
damage 2.14
danger 2.13
daughter 1.1
daughter-in-law 2.1
day 1.4, 1.8, 1.11
December 1.8
delicious 2.17
dentist 2.12
depart from 2.1
deposit 2.14
dessert 2.17
did 1.7
dining room 2.3
dinner 1.2, 1.17
dirty 1.16
disappointed 2.6
discount 2.14
dishwasher 2.6
distance 2.14
divided by 2.14
do 1.4
do the dishes 2.6
Do you have ...? 1.13
Do you like ...? 1.9
Do you take ...? 1.13
doctor 1.7
does 1.4
Does this bus go to? 1.19
doesn’t 1.4
doesn’t work 2.11
dollar 1.8
don’t 1.4
done up 2.12
door 1.2
double bed 2.3
downstairs 2.3
dress (n) 2.11
dress (vb) 2.11
dresser 2.11
drill 2.14
drink 1.17
drive 1.16
driver’s license 2.14
drugstore 1.13
DVD 2.6
each 2.3
ear 1.11
earache 1.11
early 1.18
eat 1.16
egg 1.13
eight 1.6
eighteen 1.8
eighth 1.14
eighty 1.12
either 2.11
elephant 2.8
eleven 1.8
email 2.1
empty 1.17
enough 2.3
enter 1.2
entrée 2.17
entry 2.7
envelope 2.1
equal 2.3
evening 1.11
every 2.2
everyone 1.8
everything 2.17
everywhere 2.17
excellent 2.4
exchange 2.14
excited 2.2
exciting 2.2
Excuse me. 1.1
exercise 2.13
exit 1.2
expensive 1.9
express 2.7
extra 2.8
eye 2.13
eyelash 2.7
face 2.7
fall 2.11
family 1.1
far 2.9
fast 1.4
father 1.1
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fax 2.1
February 1.8
fence 1.14
few 2.13
fifteen 1.8
fifth 1.14
fifty 1.12
fight 2.9
fill out a form 2.14
fine 2.6
finger 2.13
finish 2.8
first 1.14
fish 2.6
fit 1.4
five 1.6
flight 1.18
floor 1.13
fly 2.9
foggy 2.6
foot 1.11
football 1.17
for 1.8
for sale 2.14
forget 2.7
form 2.14
forty 1.12
four 1.6
fourteen 1.8
fourth 1.14
Friday 1.8
friend 1.3
frightened 2.2
frightening 2.2
from 1.7
front 2.3
full 1.17
fur 2.8
further 2.9
garage 2.3
garden 1.17
garden tools 2.3
gas station 1.14
gate 2.3
get 1.12
get a letter 2.1
get off 1.19
get on 1.19
giraffe 2.8
glad 2.2
glass of ... 1.6
go 1.2
go away 2.7
go home 1.11
go out 2.19
golf 1.17
good 1.4, 9
Good afternoon. 1.11
Good evening. 1.11
good idea 2.12
good luck 2.19
Good morning. 1.11
Good night. 1.11
Good to meet you. 1.3
grandfather 2.1
grandmother 2.1
great 1.4
green 11.4
guitar 1.13
hair 1.17
half 1.18
half price 2.16
hamburger 2.3
hammer 2.14
hand 1.11
handbag 2.14
happy 1.18
hat 2.11
have 1.7
have a haircut 1.17
Have a nice day. 1.11
have it ……ed 2.12
have to 1.11
Have you met ...? 1.3
he 1.2
head 1.11
headache 1.11
heat 1.19
heavy 1.9
height 2.14
hello 1.7
her 1.1
here 1.3
Here you are. 1.19
herself 2.11
Hi 1.3
high 2.14
hill 2.8
him 1.2
himself 2.11
his 1.1
hole 2.11
holiday 2.1
hope 2.6
horse 1.9
hospital 1.12
hot 2.6
hotel lobby 2.9
hour 1.19
house 1.1
how about ...? 1.2
How long ...? 1.19
How many? 1.6
How much? 1.8
how 2.8
How’s your ... now? 1.13
hungry 2.17
hurry 2.12
hurry up 2.1
hurt 1.11
husband 1.1
I 1.2
I don’t know. 1.1
I live at ... 1.12
ice 2.8
ice cream 1.9
I’d like ... 1.3
I’d like you to meet 1.3
I’d love to. 1.2
I’d love to but I can’t. 1.2
I’d rather 2.6
I’ll 1.12
I’ll get it 1.17
I’m a ... 1.7
I’m afraid 2.14
I’m afraid I can’t. 1.2
I’m from... 1.8
I’m sorry. 1.7
I’m sorry to hear that. 1.11
I’ve been here for 1.8
immediately 2.19
in 1.2
in case 2.11
in front of 2.9
include 2.14
instead 2.6
insurance (company) 2.14
interested 2.2
interesting 1.9
interview 2.19
into 2.3
invitation 2.1
is 1.1
isn’t 1.1
it 1.1
it’s 1.1
It’s all right. 1.4
itchy 2.13
jacket 2.11
January 1.8
jeans 2.11
job advertisement 2.19
jockey 1.9
join 2.8
juice 1.6
July 1.8
jumper 2.11
June 1.8
just a moment 2.19
just right 2.16
kangaroo 2.8
Keep right. 1.11
kettle 2.6
key 1.1
kilometer 2.14
kiosk 2.7
kitchen 2.3
knee 1.11
know 1.2
koala 2.8
lamb 2.17
land 2.1
laptop 1.1
late 1.18
lay the table 2.1
leaf 2.8
leave 1.8
leave a message 1.17
left 1.14
leg 1.11
lend 2.14
length 2.14
let’s 1.2
letter 2.1
letterbox 2.1
lettuce 1.9
lie 2.9
light (n) 2.6
light (adj) 1.9
like 1.9
limit 2.14
lion 2.8
lipstick 2.7
living room 2.3
load the dishwasher 2.1
long 1.17
look forward to 2.1
looks good 1.4
looks like 1.3
lost property 2.7
lottery 2.19
loud 2.6
lovely 1.4
luggage 2.7
lunch 1.2, 1.17
main course 2.17
make 1.13
make the toast 2.1
March 1.8
mark 2.11
market 1.2
mascara 2.7
May 1.8
maybe 2.9
me 1.2
mechanic 1.7
medicine 2.13
meet 1.3
meeting 1.2
menu 2.17
mess 2.3
message 1.17
met 1.3
meter 2.14
might 2.9
milk 1.6
mine 1.4
minus 2.14
minute 1.19
mirror 2.14
miss 1.19
Mom 1.16
Monday 1.8
money 2.3
month 1.8
moon 1.11
morning 1.11
mother 1.1
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motorbike 2.12
mouth 2.13
move 2.12
movie 2.6
multiplied by 2.14
mushroom 1.9
must be 2.11
my 1.1
My name’s... 1.1
myself 2.11
name 1.1
narrow 1.9
near 1.12
need 1.13
neighbor 1.3
neither 2.17
nephew 2.1
never 2.2
new 1.13
news 2.6
newsagent 2.7
newspaper 1.17
next door 1.12
next to 1.12
niece 2.1
night 1.11
nine 1.6
nineteen 1.8
ninety 1.12
ninth 1.14
no 1.1
No parking. 1.19
No problem. 1.13
No, I haven’t. 1.3
No, thanks. 1.6
nose 2.13
not 1.4
not … enough 2.9
not enough 2.3
November 1.8
now 1.7
number 1.17
nurse 1.7
nuts 1.6
o’clock 1.18
occupation 1.7
October 1.8
off 2.1
often 2.18
OK 1.2
old 1.13
on 1.12, 2.1, 2.9
on time 2.2
once 2.2
one 1.6
one hundred 1.12
onion 1.9
open (v) 1.16
open (adj) 2.9
operation 2.8
opposite 1.12
or 1.13
orange 1.6, 1.14
order 2.17
other 2.16
our 1.1
ourselves 2.11
out 1.2
out of 2.3
over 2.9
over there 2.16
p.m. 1.18
pack 2.12
page 2.1
pair of 2.16
pair of sunglasses 1.9
panel beater 2.14
pants 1.9
parcel 2.1
park 1.19
party 1.2
pass the milk 2.1
past 1.14
pasta 1.9
path 2.3
pay 1.11
peach 1.6
pear 1.6
peas 1.9
pen 1.1
percent 2.14
pharmacist 1.7
phone 1.17
pianist 2.19
piano 1.13
picnic 1.2
piece of ... 1.6
pig 2.17
plane 1.4
plane crash 2.6
plate 2.17
platform 2.7
play 1.4, 1.13
please 1.17
plum 1.6
plus 2.14
point 2.14
police officer 1.7
police station 1.12
pork 2.17
possibly 2.9
post office 1.14
postcard 2.1
postman 2.1
potato 2.17
pouch 2.8
powder 2.7
prescription 2.13
price 2.16
printer 2.6
probably 2.9
pull 1.16
purse 1.1
push 1.16
put 2.1
put on 2.13
quarter 1.18
quickly 2.1
race 2.9
radio 2.6
railway station 1.14
rain 2.6
rarely 2.18
rash 2.13
read 1.17
ready 2.7
receptionist 1.7
recommend 2.17
red 1.14
refund 2.14
registration number 2.14
remember 2.7
remote control 2.6
rent 2.14
report 2.19
rest 2.13
restaurant 1.2
return 2.7
rice 1.9
right (not wrong) 2.2
right (not left) 1.14
ring (the bell) 2.2
road 1.12
roof 1.14
room 1.13
room service 2.9
run 1.4
sad 1.18
safe 2.12
sale 2.16
sales assistant 1.7
same 2.16
sandwich 1.6
Saturday 1.8
sauce 2.3
sausage 1.6
saw (n) 2.14
say 2.2
scarf 2.14
school 1.8
scratch 2.13
seal 2.8
seat 1.4
second 1.14, 1.19
secretary 1.3
See you later. 1.11
sell 1.16
send a letter 2.1
separate 2.8
September 1.8
serve 2.17
service 2.17
seven 1.6
seventeen 1.8
seventh 1.14
seventy 1.12
share (with) 2.3
she 1.2
shed 2.3
sheep 2.17
shirt 2.11
shoe 1.4
shop 1.17
short 1.9, 1.17
shoulder 1.11
show 2.13
showers 2.6
sign 2.14
signature 2.14
since 1.8
single 2.7
single bed 2.3
sister 1.1
sister-in-law 2.1
sit 1.4
six 1.6
sixteen 1.8
sixth 1.14
sixty 1.12
size 2.16
skirt 2.11
sleep 1.16
slowly 1.7
small 1.9
snow 2.6
so 2.7
sock 1.6
sofa 2.1
soft 2.6
some 1.6
something to drink 1.6
something to eat 1.6
sometimes 2.2
somewhere 2.4
son 1.1
son-in-law 2.1
soon 2.13
Sorry. 1.11
Sorry, I can’t. 1.2
soup 2.17
speak 1.17
special 2.16
sport 2.6
stadium 1.14
stamp 2.1
stand 2.9
stars 1.11
start 2.8
stay in bed 2.13
still 1.8
stockings 2.11
stomach 1.11
stomachache 1.11
stop 1.11
stop smoking 2.13
storm 2.6
straight ahead 1.14
street 1.12
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student 2.2
sugar 1.6
suit 2.11
suitcase 1.9
sun 1.11
Sunday 1.8
sunny 2.6
supermarket 1.14
sure 1.2
surfboard 1.9
surprised 2.2
surprising 2.2
swim 1.17
switch 2.6
swollen 2.13
tablet 1.6
take 2.8
take a message 1.17
take off 2.1
talk 1.16
tall 1.9
tandem 2.3
taxi driver 1.7
taxi rank 1.14
tea 1.6
teach 1.16
teacher 1.3
team 2.19
telephone 1.17
television 1.17
tell 2.2
temperature 2.6
ten 1.6
tennis 1.17
tenth 11.4
terrible 2.17
Thank you. 1.1
Thanks for coming. 1.11
that 1.3
That’d be great. 1.2
That’s OK 1.13
the 1.1
theater 1.2
their 1.1
them 1.2
themselves 2.11
there 1.3
there are 2.3
there is 2.3
thermometer 2.6
these 1.3
they 1.2
think 1.9
third 1.14
thirsty 2.17
thirteen 1.8
thirty 1.12
thirty-one 1.12
this 1.1
this is... 1.1
those 1.3
three 1.6
three times 2.2
through 2.3
thumb 2.13
Thursday 1.8
ticket 1.6
ticket office 2.7
tidy (up) 2.3
tie 2.11
tiger 2.8
timetable 1.19
tired 2.2
tiring 2.2
to 1.2, 1.7
to... ? 1.19
today 1.18
together 2.6
toilet 1.14
tomato 1.9
tomorrow 1.18
tongue 2.13
too 1.7
too much 2.3
tooth 1.11
toothache 1.11
toothbrush 1.13
toothpaste 1.13
top 2.8
top drawer 2.11
torn 2.11
tour 2.8
tour guide 1.7
traffic lights 1.14
train 1.8
tree 2.8
trophy 2.2
trousers 2.11
truck 2.12
trumpet 1.13
trunk 2.8
try on 2.16
T-shirt 2.11
tube 1.13
Tuesday 1.8
tunnel 2.3
turn 1.14
turn down 2.6
turn off 2.6
turn on 2.6
turn up 2.6
twelve 1.8
twenty 1.8
twenty-one 1.12
twice 2.2
twin 2.7
two 1.6
two hundred and one 1.12
umbrella 2.7
uncle 2.1
uncomfortable 2.12
under 2.9
undone 2.12
unequal 2.3
unhappy 2.12
unlimited 2.14
unpack 2.12
unsafe 2.12
until 2.13
upstairs 2.3
us 1.2
use 1.19
vegetable 2.17
vending machine 2.9
very 1.9
very much 1.9
via 2.7
view 1.4
violin 1.13
violinist 2.19
visit 2.6
volume control 2.6
vomit 2.13
wait 1.13
waiting room 1.13
walk 2.9
wall 1.13
wallet 1.1
want 2.1
wardrobe 2.9
was 1.7, 1.16
wash 1.16
watch (n) 1.1
watch (v) 1.17
water 1.6
we 1.2
wear 2.11
weather forecast 2.6
weather report 2.6
wedding 1.18
Wednesday 1.8
week 1.8
weekend 1.8
welcome 1.18
well 1.4
well done 2.19
were 1.3, 1.16
wet 1.4
what 1.1
What do you do? 1.7
What do you think? 1.9
What would you like? 1.6
what 2.8
What’s the matter? 1.11
What’s the time? 1.18
What’s wrong? 1.11
What’s your address? 1.12
What’s your name? 1.1
wheel 2.14
when 1.7
where 1.7
Where are you from? 1.8
Where do you live? 1.12
which 2.7
while 2.4
white 1.14
who 1.2
Who’s calling? 1.17
whose 1.1
why 2.8
wide 1.9
width 2.14
wife 1.1
will 1.12
window 1.13
windsurfer 2.14
windy 2.6
wish 2.19
with 1.14
without 2.3
work 1.4, 1.17
world 2.4
worried 1.18
Would you like...? 1.6
Would you like to come
to ...? 1.2
write 1.16
write a letter 2.1
wrong 2.2
x-ray 2.12
year 1.8
yellow 1.14
yes 1.1
Yes, please. 1.6
yesterday 1.18
you 1.2
You should ... 1.13
you’d better 2.12
You’re not allowed to ... 1.9
your 1.1
yours 1.4
yours sincerely 2.1
yourself 2.11
yourselves 2.11
zebra 2.8
zoo 2.4
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