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4. Review 1
Review 2
Review 3
To talk about how cften one does everTclav
activities
To express likes and dislikes
To talk about emotions
To make suggestions
To give reasons
lb ialk about fooC, r'ecipes arci clet
To taik abcut things one needs
To ialk about quantiiies
To lalk about sl.ropPing
-io
taik about Pians
To agree lvlth r,vhat somecne has iust sald
Tc taik about travel and trips in the past
To talk aboui intei'est¡ng Places
To discuss the weather
To ialk about acciclents and blackouts
To taik about orlgcing actions rn the past
To talk about experiences one has hacj
To compare two liems or grcups of items
Tc corlPare three or nrore things
To give opinions
To talk about Possessions
To taik ai:cut sharing
lo ask tor aovlce
To ialk about Problerns and issues
To talk about the future
To make Predictions
To discuss what someone wlll miss from home
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New Language ',C»
Mark the activities You do.
How often do You do those things?
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I en.joy working out
three tin¡es a week.
Ben
I hate exercising. I love using
social media. I sPend,l.,roui§
surfing ihe lnternet.
Emma
I like jogging.
lL'i.r',- .
Hannah
l. seldom plaY'
sports. Sometimes
i play'a game of
tennis. My favorite
hobby is cooking
and baking.
Claudio
;i'ling.
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l'm on the soccer team.
We'risual§'Practice after
schooltwice a week.
Zachary
You Work Out?
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Reporter: Now, Laura, I'd like to ask you a feu' questions
about your day, for the School Network.
§7hat's your morning like?
rWell, I'm an early bird. I usually get up at
' six o'clock. I work out for half an hour. Then I
take a shower, have breakfast, and ride the bus
to school.
ü/hat kind of student are you?
I always do my assignments, and I stud-v hard,
especially before tests. I guess I'm hardworking.
Do you normally get good grades?
I usually get average grades.
What are you like in class? I mean, do you
participate in class?
Yes. I ask and answer questions, and I always pay
attention in class.
Laura:
i{.,-'ür;rit"l,r And what do you do for fun?
.T.,ar.'.r'r¡r I enjoy collecting things: stuffed animals, rocks,
old records, Tlshirts with funny sayings . . . stuff like thatl
Repgrter:
Laura: -
Reporter:
Laura:
Reporter:
Laura:
1.
2.
About the Conversation
1. Does Laura usually get up early?
2. How does she normally go to school?
3. §7hat kind of student is Laura?
Listening,.6,,»
Listen and answer true or false about Vicky.
4. Does she participate in class?
5. §7hat is her favorite hobby?
Vicky enjoys doing the housework.
She hates cleaning the kitchen.
3.
-Jake
usually helps her clean the house. 'F
4.
-
He never puts his stuff ar¡ray
5.
-
He sometimes washes the dog.
6. _ Their mother rarely talks to Jake about his behavior.
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10. B Make sentences about yourself. Use frequency adverbs and expressions.
1. sleep/aday
2. do homew,ork / right after school
3. talk on the phone
1. u,atch television / after dinner
5. exercise / in the afternoon
6. hang out rvitir friends / on the weekend
I usuallv sleep eiqht hours a day.
Which of these are true for you? Mark them. Compare your answers with a partner.
1.
2.
1
J.
4.
5. l usuall.v keep my room
in order.
Write about your typical day.
Work in groups and answer the questions.
1. Hor,v much free time do you have?
2. ü/hat do you enjo-v doing in your
free time?
3. V''hat do you hate doing?
1. Do r,ou read books or magazines
in English?
5" Horv often do ,ou u,atch movies
in English?
6. Do you surf the Internet in English? Horv often?
I often go to the movies. 6.
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I eat out two or three times a rveek.
I sometimes go out at night. 7. _ Sometimes I do the laundry.
I ner,er go out to clubs.
I alu,a-vs do m-v homeu,ork.
8.
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I seldom work out at the gym.
9.
-I
study more than ten
hours a r,veek.
10.
-
I get up eariv evs¡y ¿tr'.
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Speaking
12. Which emotions are you
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A:
B:
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üfh_v don't you
go to bed? AA:
B:
A:
Are you tired, Sarita?
No, I'm just bored.
ü7hy don't you go out, then?
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A: X/h5r are they laughing?
B: Because the movie is very funny.
Language Check
R:
Answer true or faise about yourself.
Why is the mother so angry?
Because her son did something wrong.
A:
Sarita isn't tired-she's just bored.
'I'he couple are sad because the movie is funn¡r.
The mother isn't happy'uvith her son.
The littie bo¡, is sad because he's alone.
The girls are frightened because of the bo-v.
The passenger is ner¡ous because this is his f,rst time on a plane"
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Luke: Hi, Nico. You look worried. §7hat's
the matter?
Nico: I'm really nervous.
Luke: Why?
Nico: I got a fine for speeding.
Luke: So what's the problem? Just pay the fine.
Nico: It's not that simple. You see, I used my
father's car without his permission.
Luke: Oh-oh! §7hy don't you tell him the rruth?
I'm sure he'll understand.
Nico: No, he's going to be really mad. you see,
the police took the car away.
About the Conversat¡on
1. Why did Nico get a ticket?
2. )7hy is he worried?
3. ü7hat's Luke's suggestion?
4. §7hat happened to the car?
Listening ,.',4,»
Listen and mark the correct answer.
1. She's angr.v.
She's hungry.
He's unhappy.
He's happy.
They're tired.
Hc's bored.
He's excited.
She's disappointed.
She's surprised.
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16. C Ast and answer about animals, Choose adjectives from the box. You can also
answer with your own ideas for animals and adjectives'
I don't like snakes.
ü/h-v don't you like snakes?
Because the-v bite.
A:
T).
t).
A:
I like dolphins.
Wh-v do ),ou like dclPhins?
Because theY're very intelligent.
A:
or lJ:
A:
dangerous
ugl-v
intelligent cute
interesting
beautiful
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funny
strong
fast
fat
friendl-v
colorful
panda
tiger
Write about the things that make you
angry, haPPY, sad, bored, nervous,
and worried. Then comPare and
discuss with a Partner.
I hafe sfanding in line. T get verY
nervaus when T'm waiting.
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Work in groups and answer the questions.
1. What animals are You afraid of?
2. §7hen was the last time You were
surprised or angrY? WhY?
3. Are you often bored? Are you usually
nervous? §7hen was the last time You
were bored or nervous?
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Who normally goes to the supermarket in your family? What do you usually buy?
From the Supermarket
The woman needs some salt.
She is buying some eggs.
She didn't get any cheese.
The man behind her doesn't like waiting
pineapple
bananas
bottle of oil biive)
package of cookies
can of tomatoe s
dozen eggs
butter
box of cereal
jar of jam
bag of coffee
olives
potatoes
flour
milk
bread
rice
sugar
mayonnaise
ketchup
lettuce
strawberries
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2.
3.
4.
Language Check
Look at each picture. Answer true or false.
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What Do We Need?
Oops! I forgot.
I need some solt.
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6,f
iirrie: Let's have some food and drinks
at the club meeting.
Bri::ri, Yeah, good idea. EverYbodY's
hungrl' after classes.
juii,:: X/hat do r.r,e need?
i{.;rt: ü(ie need iots of soft drinks,
maybe some iuice, and a felv
snacks, like potato chips,
and so on.
llri¿¡r-:: No, r,ve need something more substantial.
How about some Chinese or Mexican food?
J,-liia: No. Let's get some sandrviches.
Ii;rti:: §7e can ask e'neryone to bring something. I can make a fruit salad.
-iulia: And I can make some cookies.
Xlrirr:: That's too much trouble . . . Wh"v don't we just order a ferv pizzas?
About the Conversation
1. How many soft drinks do theY need?
2. How about snacks?
3. X/hat does Brian suggest? Why?
4. §7hat do you think they're going
to have at the meeting?
LEstenEmü ".,,
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Listen to the telephone conversation, and
write frue or false.
1.
2.
1
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4.
5.
6"
Fabio's has only cheese pizza. ':'iiiri:::
Emma u''ants the small pizza.
She doesn't order any soda.
The large pizza costs sixteen dollars plus an extra deliver-v charge.
The address is Sixty-f,ve §Talnut Street.
The pízza is going to take fortl'minutes to arrive.
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22. Look at the pictures. Ask and answer using a few, a little, or a lot.
A: How man-v potatoes are there?
B: There are a fer,v.
A: I-lor,v much vinegar is there?
B: There's a lot.
A: How much sugar is there?
B: There's a little.
A: Holv man-v olives are there?
B: There are a lot.
Write about your dai! diet. Include the following information and write if you think you
have a healthy diet.
1. How many pieces of fruit do you eat a day? (a lot, a few, none)
2. How many servings of vegetables do you eat a day? (three or more, two, none)
3. How much milk and yogurt do you eat every day? (a lot, a little, none)
4. How many servings of meat, chicken, fish do you eat every day? (three, two, none)
5. How many soft drinks do you drink every day? (more than three, only one, none)
6. How much chocolate, cookies, dessert do you eat every day? (a lot, a little, none)
Look at the photo of the shopping cart. With a partner, describe the things
in the cart and say which ones you usually get at the supermarket. Then
discuss other things you usually get when you go to the supermarket.
Examples: There are a few vegetables.
There'salotof ...
I don't usually get any . . .
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Speaking
24. Match the phrases.
I like making
My dad enjor, :"
My brother h",.
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: :'¡e choices more Ih r - - -
cheese
bananas
sugar
$-ater
fruit sa a:
potatoes
eggs
milk
strawberries
vegetable soup
: few pofafoes
flour
beans
butter
chocol&
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26. Vocabulary Builder
EI Put the following adjectives into the correct group.
afraid
interesting
rice cookies
soda juice
pears iam
onions tomatoes
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a bag of
angry
kind
bored
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friendly
nervous
funny
nice
happy intelligent
sad worried
milk
strawberries
water
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a can of
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ffi Match the words with the appropriate container. More than one answer may be correct.
coffee
ketchup
eggs
pickles
a bottle of
sugar potatoes cereal
mayonnaise lemons sardines
tea tuna oil
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Sometimes containers I
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Write down your favorite food in each category. Then compare your choices
with a classmate.
vegetable
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I check my mail in the morning,
Waiting for a message from You.
I click on the mouse and look at the screen,
But no new message comes through.
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Find words or phrases in ihe song
that mean:
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I check my email at night,
Hoping to hear something from You.
I click on the button, my heart is beatin',
But no new message comes through.
Answer the questions.
1. How often does the singer
check email?
2. Is the singer waiting for a message?
3. How does the singer feel?
4. X/hat does the singer r,vant the other
person to write?
Do you participate in chats or email
groups or social media sites?
X/hat are the dangers of meeting
people through the Internet?
1.
2.
a
.1.
4.
words sent to another
to arrive OI(
to be sad
to be nervous
Discuss in a grouP.
1. How often do you check your email on
the Internet?
2. X/ho do you send email to and receive
email from?
3. How often do you send text messages?
4.
5.
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Which kinds of things on this page are you interested
in buying? Compare your choices with a partner'
Are your choices alike or different?
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wallet
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digital
camera
table tennis
paddle
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handbag
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Sports
Equipment
and Games
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pendant
diving
baseball
glove
tennis
racket
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Sarah:
Emily:
En-lily: I'm kind of bored.
Sarah: So am I. What are we going do this
afternoon? There's nothing good on Tr.
Yeah, there's nothing I u'ant to n'atch.
Umm, let's go out to the club and pla¡'a
game of tennis.
Oh, it's too hot out today. Wh-vdsn'¡ 'e go
to the mall and look at the ner,v arrivals?
'Ihat's a good idea. But I don't har.'e anv
money to spend todaY.
Sarah: Neither do I.
Ilmiiy: ü/ell, let's just go windolv shopping, then.
Sarah: Yeah, that always makes me feel good.
About Conversation
How do the two girls feel?
§7here are they going to go?
L¡stenlng ..",f,))
Listen to the ads, and complete the missing information.
Is Emily going to buy anything?
ü7hat are they going to do at the mall?
L4AXWELI, DEPARTMENT STORE
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Women's scarves $14 00
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34. C Write responses to show that you agree with the following statements'
Example: I don't like to wear high heels'
Neither do L
I don't have exPensilrs jslvs|¡-v
I'm crazy about the nerv arrivals at the store'
I bought a present for m.v dad for Father's Da-v'
I'm tired, so I'm not going to stud-v tonight'
I don't har,e a scarf for the rvinter.
I can't rvear ieans to school.
I didn't go to the mall last rveek.
I often bu-v things online.
I prefer sneakers.
5o do I.
Writing
According to an American newspaper, going to shopping malls is Americans' favorite
pastime. write about the favorite pastime(s) in your country.
Shopping Malls-
Arnericars Favorite Pastim.e
What do people do when they are bored
or for fun or just to get out? TheY go
shopping. They go anytime' even when
they don't need anYthing. TheY shoP,
shop, shop, shoP!
Speaking
Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions'
1. Do you like to shoP? 6. ü/here is the best place to shop in your town?
2. How often do you shop for clothes? 7. §rhat styles of clothing are cool right now?
3. Where do you shoP?
4. Do you buy things on sale?
5. Do you buY things online?
8. §7hat do you and your friends wear to school?
10. §7hat gifts do you buy family and friends?
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36. §I
5.2e {&
Which of the places would you like to visit? Why?
World Travel
Martin traveled to Beijing. There, he went to
the Forbidden City. This was the palace of the
Chinese emperors. He walked through many
buildings, halls, and the imperial garden.
Sophie took the fast train
from Tokyo to Kyoto. She
walked through the gardens
of the Silver Pavilion. lt was
fall and the weather was
cool. The variety of colors of
the trees was fantastic.
Jared went to Peru. He visited
Cuzco, the ancient capital of
the lnca Empire in the Andes
Mountains. From there, he
trekked to the ruins of the old
lnca city of Machu Picchu.
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Ryan:
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1-ii-1,1 Holv rvas your vacation to N{exico?
l1:,,,u1: It was ver-v interesting' I learned a lot' In the
center of Mexico Cit.r', we visited the ruins of
a temple. Did -vou know that Mexico Citl'rvas
the capital of the Aztec empire in the fifteenth
century, and had a population of over 200
thousand peoPle?
üZor,vl That's amazing'
Then we went to a place outside A'lexico Cit¡'to
see the ancient P,vramids.
Did you climb uP?
Only the Pyramid of the Sun' It lr¡as too hot'
X/hat else did -vou do?
§7e r,vent snorkeling in Cozumel' I real11' enio5rsd i1'
And did you enjoY the food?
Oh. yes. I love spicy food. But in Mexico, it was
too hot, erren for me. There even the little
kids eat chilis.
About the Conversation
l.whathistoricalsitedidRyanvisitinthecenterofMexico?
2.WhydidhegoandvisittheplaceoutsideMexicoCity?
3. X/hat did he do in Cozumel?
4. §7hat did RYan think of the food?
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Listen to the description of the place, and fill in the information'
Place:
Location:
Language:
§üeather:
FoodlF-ruit:
Sports:
Attractions:
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40. Put the verbs in the correct tense.
(arrive) in Prague by train last night, and
(go) straight to the Youth hostel'
(be)full of young people from all over the world'
Good thing I
(have) a reservaiionlThe Czech
Republic (join) the EuroPean Union in 2OO4'
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic,
popular tour st de¡t nat on
Friday, JulY 21
(get up) earlY todaY. The weather
(be) sunny and hot. I
(walk)
around the Old Town square historic center, and
(cross)the famous Charles Bridge' Then,
(visit) Prague Castle on the other side of the river'
The castle on the hillside
I l(i JLl lgl olvv vr rr rv I
(have) a beautifulview of
a very
Thursday, JulY 20
the whole city. I .- ftake) lots of photos'
|
-(go)
io bed early tonight, because l'm very tired'
Tomorrow l'm going to check out the nightlife'
With a partner, ask questions about the person's trip to Prague.
Example: How did you get to Prague?
Write about a blog entry
about a place you visited: first
day, second day, etc. Use the
text above to help you.
lnterview a classmate about his/her last vacation:
Ask where the person went, how he/she went, who
went with him/het where helshe stayed, what he/
she did there, if he/she had a good time, etc.
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Writing Speaking
42. § wil
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Which of the following accidents are
common in Your countrY?
Common
Accidents
Angela was getting a Pan
from the cabinet when
she fell off the stool.
Daniel burned his hand
when he was cooking.
James was talking on
the cell phone when he
fell into the fountain.
Natalie slipped on the wet
floor and hurt her back. t-
LanguaEe Gheck
Answer true or false about the pictures,
1.
2.
Angela fell off the cupboard when she was getting a box.
Daniel burned his hand when he was doing the dishes.
3. James fell into the water when he was talking on the phone.
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4. Natalie hurt her back when she slipped and fell.
Accidents HaPPen!
44. Abby:
I(evin:
)onversatlon ".""
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Did you hear? Zara is in the hospital.
§7hat happened?
She had an accident.
Did she crash her car?
No, she was actually crossing the street when
She was run over?
No, she was talking on her cell phone
and fell into a manhole.
Oh, no! Is she all right?
1ü(/e11,
she broke her leg and cut her head.
She's in the hospital, but she's OI(.
Abby: Let's go and visit her.
I{evin: Good idea. She's going to like that.
Abby: ü7hat can we get her?
Kevin: X/hy don't we bu¡r her another cell phone?
She lost her phone in the manhole.
About the Conversat¡on
1. Was Zara driving when she was hurt?
2. §7hat was she doing?
3. How did the accident happen?
4. ü7here is she now,?
5. ü7hat are her friends going to get her?
L¡stening ".."f»
Listen and complete the information.
1. Airport of departure:
Chesley "Sully"
Sullenberger >
2. Cause of accident:
3. Location of landing:
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4. Number of people on board:
I(evin:
Abby:
I(evin:
Abby:
Kevin:
Abby:
I(evin:
46. ,.,¡>ffiw,
i,yü#j;u
doina r,r,hen rrre riog bit ¡,ou?
ffiyou / dog bite
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2. Mr.Jones / start to rain 4. Julian / hurt his back 6. Her friends / Marisa arrived
What were the students doing when the teacher arrived? Write five sentences.
Example: One teen was talking on her cell phone.
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a family member, or a friend had.
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form of the verbs.
1. A: Did vou
B: Irlo, I
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It
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§7hy don't you
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X/hat
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breakfast, and
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She
a coat (bring)?
rget) it.(fo _:*rli
A: fi¡ell, ]¡ou (be) coid on the trip.
2. A: I am going to sta),'in and r'r,atch TV this afternoon.
1.
(do)?
(ride) my bike in the park.
(rain).
(not rain) nou,. It stopped.
(wear) to the wedding tomorrow?
a suit and tie. Holv about ),ou?
u,'hat to ¡ear.
(rvear) your blue dress?
(knori)
(be) there many guests at the reception last Saturday?
(be)
(be) about two hundred people.
the food like?
(eat) a lot.
(have) a good time on her vacation?
(get up) late, (have)
(spend) the day on the beach.
(do) at night?
(go) out with her friends.
A:
B:
Complete the sentences with infinitives of purpose. Use your own ldeas.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Adam $,ent to the bus station to
Mr. Johnson fler,v to l{er,v brk to
I lr,ent to the mall to
§7e drorre to the countrvside to
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I called my friend to
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Match the description with the word.
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People wear them on their feet.
§romen put personal things in it.
You wear them to sleep.
People rvear it at the beach.
People rvear it at the gym.
You put it on your finger.
llou put them on your hands.
You put it on to smell good.
a.
b.
C.
gloves
perfume
tank top
d. purse
e. ring
f. pajamas
g. swimsuit
h. slippers
With the help of your dictionary, write down three pieces of clothing for each season.
summer winter spring
I used m cred¡t
Make sentences with the following words related to travel.
credit card
photos
passport
boarding pass
vlew
postcard
sourrenir
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reservation
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bY Chuck BerrY
Deep down Louisiana close to New Orleans,
Way back up in the woods among the evergreens
There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood,
Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode,
Who never ever learned to read or write so well,
But he could play the guitar just like a ringing a bell'
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He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack,
Go sit beneath the tree by the railroad track.
Oh, the engineers would see him sitting in the shade,
Strumming with the rhythm that the drivers made.
People passing by they would stop and say,
Oh my that little country boy could play.
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His mother told him "Someday you will be a man,
And you will be the leader of a big old band.
Many people coming from miles around
To hear you play your music when the sun go down.
Maybe someday your name will be in lights
Saying, Johnny B. Goode tonight."
Answer true or false about the song,
1.
2.
a
4.
5.
6.
Johnny lived in the city.
He didn't read and r.vrite well.
He carried his guitar in a box.
He rvas a good guitar player.
He played near the train station.
His mother said he had no future.
Discuss in a group.
1. Do 5rou like "oldies"? X/hich?
2. §7hat's your favorite kind
of music?
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Which of the following experiences have
you had? Discuss with a partner.
Have you ever been to a circus?
Yes, I have. §7hen I w'as a kid.
A: Have you ever eaten an unusual food?
B: No, I haven't. Have you?
A: Yes. I ate grasshoppers in Mexico.
Language üh**k
Answer true or false.
Have you ever been to an
amusement park?
No, never.
Have you ever ridden a horse?
Yes, I have. I rvent horseback riding
rvhen I visited a ranch last vear.
Sandra has never seen a lvhale.
Jacob lvent on vacation to Mala]¡sia
A:
B:
1.
2.
Jennifer is too scared to go skydiving.
Daniel went camping in Argentina.
3.
4.
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B:
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Samir:
Carol:
Samir:
Carol:
Samir:
Carol:
Samir:
Have you ever eaten octopus?
No, I haven't. What does it taste like?
Well, it's kind of rubbery, but it's
delicious, especially with paprika.
It's very popular in Mediterranean
countries.
Have you eaten sushi?
Yeah. It's one of my favorite foods.
You like raw fish and rice? Ugh!
Try it sometime. And have you tried
Mexican food?
It's very popular here in the U.S.
Carol: No, I haven't. I don't like spicy food. I prefer plain food like
steak and mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, and other foods like that.
About the Conversation
Has Samir ever eaten octopus?
il/hat does Carol think about sushi?
Does Carol like Mexican food? Why, or why not?
X/hat kind of food does she like?
1.
2.
3.
4.
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Listen to the people talking about their experiences, and complete the sentences.
1. Linda has never been skydiving or bungee jumping because
2. §7hite-water rafting was the most thrilling experience that Ray
3. Mr. §Tilson thinks that Rio at carnival time was the
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4. Mrs. Baker's best experience was when
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Make questions to match the pictures.
1. you / meet / Yu Chen?
3. anyone i see / m.v glasses?
2. you / ever I eat lour special dish?
Ask and answer.
A: Have you ever seen a gorilla?
B: No, I haven't. I Yes, I have. I saw one at the zoo.
4. Mary i put on / makeup?
6. be
4. seen a wild animal? §7hat?
5. eaten unusual food? §7hat?
6. gone snorkeling? Where?
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Discuss with a partner. Have you ever:
1. visited another country? When did you visit it?
2. gone to a rock concert? ü/here was it?
3. been to a car race? §7hen was it?
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The More, the Better
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Guess the answer to the questions,
Discuss with a partner.
Which is more beautifuP >
Which is more beautiful, a male or female bird?
lVale birds are usually more beautiful than females.
The males are often more colorful. For example,
the male Golden Pheasant from Central China has
longer and prettier feathers than the female, and it
s much more attractive,
{ wnich one is stronger?
Which is stronger, an elephant or an ant? Elephants can
carry tree trunks, and they move other heavy loads. But in
proportion to its size, an ant is stronger than an elephant.
Ants can pull 50 times their own weight. That's the same as
a person pulling a truck with his or her teeth.
Which can see better, eagles or bats? Eagles have
better eyesight than most birds. Their eyes have
the power of telescopes. From the sky, they can
see a tiny worm in the grass. Bats have poor sight,
but they use their ultrasonic echolocation to catch
their food and find their way around in the dark.
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So r,vhere's ),our hometou,n?
I'm from Singapore. Have you
been there?
No. I haven't. But I've been tr--r
Hong Kong.
Well, Hong l{ong is bigger than
Singapore, but Singapore is safer,
cleaner, and cheaper, and tire peopie
are friendlier. It's one of the best
cities to live in Asia. And r,r,here are
)rou from?
I'm from Orange, in the South
of France.
Is it near Nice?
Yes. But it's much smaller. It's a quiet
little ton,n in Prorrence" It has a famous
ancient Roman theater in the center.
And in the spring, the fields are full of
1':eautiful flou,ers.
I need to go there soffIe time.
I love romantic places.
About the Converset¡on
1. How does X/illiam compare Singapore to Hong I(ong?
2. How does Michelle compare Orange to Nice?
3. §7hy does X/illiam want to visit Provence?
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Listen and answer true or false.
Charles thinks:
1.
-
United is going to win.
2.
-
The Rovers have faster players.
3.
-
Armstrong is smarter than any
Rover player.
Rachel thinks:
1.
-
The Rovers are going to l'in.
5.
-'fhe
Rovers harre a lveaker defen..
6.
-
Bruno Rilera can't pla1,, but
he's cute.
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Michelle:
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Michelle:
§íilliam:
Michelle:
64. 3 Compare the two cars. Make sentences with the adjectives in the box and your own ideas.
fast economical big
Cor B is more expensive thon cor A.
large cheap
Compare yourself with your partner,
Examples: f'm fuller thon my portner. or My portner is toller thon me.
Name of partner:
Height:
üTeight:
Age:
Grades:
Sports:
Talkative:
Hardworking:
Other ideas:
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Compare yourself to a family member or to your best friend.
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presented on these two Pages?
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Sharks have a good sense of smell.
Redwood trees are taller than
many buiidings.
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more than 100 kilometers
per hour.
DidYouKnow?
The World's Tallest Building
The Burj Khalifa in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, is the world's tallest
building. lts height is B2B meters with 162 stories. The Burj's elevators are among
the world's fasiest, with the speed of 1O meters per second. lt takes about 70
seconds to reach the highest outdoor observation deck in the world.
The World's Most
Dangerous Fish
The most dangerous shark
in the world is the great white
shark. This large, aggressive
shark can reach more than 6
meters in length and weigh
over 1,100 kilograms. Sharks
can smelltheir victims from
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Answer true or false.
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68. { trast: Good evening, everYone-. anC
§'elcome to the most popliiar talk
shon, on television, Il's Antazúry!
Tonight rve har,e rvorld f'amous
traveler Stan A4artin. Norv. Stan,
r,vhat u,'as the most beautit-ul sight
that.vou've ever seen?
Stan: I think it r,vas the Taj A,'lahal
at sunrise.
l{ost: And the most spectacular viern'?
Stan; It's hard to choose-one fiias
prettier than the other" But I'd sa1'
the sunset in a game reserve in Africa.
Host: And r,vhat was .vour most boring trip?
Stan: Tu'enty-four hours on a crorvded train from Beijing
to Hong I(ong.
I-lost: And what's the strangest food you've ever eaten?
Stan: I think it u,as live shrimp in Thaiiand' They're called
dancing shrimp, Goong Ten. You can't get it fresher
than thatl
Absut the Conversat¡CIn
Complete the chart using information from Stan.
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3. most boring trip
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Listen and answer true or false.
Gold is the most expensive metal.
The Sahara is the driest desert.
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'Ihe r,vettest place in the w'orld
is in India.
The most poisonous snake
lives in Australia.
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expensive, targe-2 times, hard, fast, popular. Then
(The answers are at the bottom of the page.)
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X/hich country
a. India b. Indonesia
§7hich is the r,r,orld's
a. the Mississippi
Which is the'uvorld's
a. iron
§7hich is the world's
a. Mexico City
Which is the worlcl's
a. Cirina
§íhich is the r,vorld's
b. the Amazon
mineral?
b. steel
the adjectives: high, long,
mark the answers.
river?
c. China
c. the Nile
c. diamonds
city to live in?
c. Karachi
country- in size?
b. Russia c. The United States
tourist attraction?
b. the cheetah
c. Times Square
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c. the greyhound
c. La Paz, Bolivia
city-in aititude?
b. Tokyo
a. The Louvre Museum
Which is the world's
a. the gazelle
8. X/hich is the world's
a. Vancouver
1. ülho speaks English best in
your family?
2. §íhich is the best PoP group
in your countrl'?
b. The Great Pyramids
animal?
b. Moscow
Vhich is the most popular TV
in your country?
§7hat's the most popular Place
hang out in your town?
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ffi Complete the sentences, Then use the information
questions about the three towns.
in the chart to answer the
Population
Average temperature
Altitude (meters above sea level)
Number of cars
Bus service/subway
Places of interest
Hotels
Restaurants
Night CIubs
Safety
1. §7hich
2. Which
3. X/hich
4. Iü/hich
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6. Whieh
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three towns has the
(r,varm), Pinecrest or Sunnyvale?
(good) bus service?
(bad) traffic probiems?
(big) population?
(cheap) hotels, Seavier,r, or Pinecrest?
(dangerous)?
(actir.e) nightlife, Sunnyrrale or Seavier,v?
has the
has the
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2.
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Write your own ideas. Then compare your answers with a partner.
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2.
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4.
5.
6"
ü/ho is the most talkative person in -vour ciass? _Í fhink X iS fh*, m*St falkafíve.
X¡hich do you thinls is easier, geographl¡ or histor-v?
§(iho speaks English better, you or your partner?
ü[ho drives faster, your father or your mother?
Mho is the most popular singer in your countr-v?
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§/hich music is more popular in l,our car-intryr rock or pop?
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nervous tasty
nutritious excited
afraid
Emotions
Put the following adjectives into the correct category. Then, with the help of a dictionary,
add two more adjectives to each list.
talkative surprised
salty
angry
good-looking
Food
Put the following things in order of importance to you. Write numbers, with 1 being
the most important. Then compare your choices with a classmate.
friends
phone
money
school
health
family
compllter
looks
clothes
food
TV
music/downloads
ln your opinion, which is the most important?
ln your opinion, which is the least imporlanl?
sociable
shy
friendly
hardworking
delicious
upset
hot
fattening
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76. §*rcg ""'" @
Chcrus
My lave is warmer than tke warmosf suns&¡ne
Soffer than a sigh.
l'/Íy !ov* rs d*ep*,r than th* #*ep*sf ü**&"{t
Wider ftu*n fh* sky.
{,/ly l*,",* ls &*gl:É* r the*"* ttre *right*si sfar
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A*d tl"¡*r* is i:*ffulrug irt tttis w*rld
Ih*f can *,¿*r *f¡*;"tg* r,,ty l*v*.
Once lthought that love was meant for anyone
else but me,
Once I thought you'd never come my way.
Now it only goes to show how wrong we all can be,
For now I have to tell you every day.
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Something happened to my heart
the day that I met you,
Something that I never felt before.
You are always on my mind no
matter what I do
And every day it seems that I
want you more.
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Underline the words in the song that are comparative and superlative forms: mark
comparatives with C and superlatives with S.
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Complete the sentence using the adjectives in the correct form and the information
in the song: bright, deep, soft, warm, wide.
1
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3.
A,l¡,'iove is
i{-v love is
lz{-v love is
than the sun. 4. A,,l-v love is
than a sigh. 5. My iove is
than the ocean.
than the skr
than a star.
Answer true or false about the song.
The singer compares her iove to Íratrire"
Her ior.e is louder than a sigh.
She'il nerer change her mind about love .
It u,as lor¡e at first sight.
She lt as wrong about love.
Iliscuss in a group. This is
an old song. I)o }.ou think
people's feelings about love
are the same nowaclavs?
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2.
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4.
5.
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jewelry
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soap
makeup
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2. tou.,el
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5. hairbrush
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Which of the above things do you share with family or friends?
Others
clothes
shoes
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79. flghting over a laptop
Language eheck
Answer true or false.
1. Somebody used the guy's razor.
2. The guy is washing his hair.
fighting or,er TV remote control
The brother aqd sister are f,gl-rting
over a laptop.
The remote control isn't theirs"
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Listen and repeat. Notice the
reduction of the pronouns, with
the h or fh not pronounced.
It's hers. Give it to$er.
It's his. Give it to /irn.
It's theirs. Give it to /rern.
Practi*g ,o.uuS,,;;
Ask and answer.
1. A: ü7hose towel is that?
B: It's hers.
2. A: Is this my soap?
B: Yes, it's yours.
3. A: Can I Lrorrorv r,oul:
shampoo?
B: Sorrl', it isn't mine.
1. A: Please lend me r.our
dr_ver.
B: Sure. Here it is.
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No, it isn't yours
todoy. ft's mine.
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Nicole:
Amber:
Nicole:
Amber:
Nicole:
Amber:
Nicole:
Amber:
Nicole:
Amber:
Ar*Lrerl Did 1-ou Llse mv;nakeriP?
No, { didn't.
l'es, you did. And ycu usecl rn.v perl'rln1e tüL]' I can sn:tll it.
l.io^ I didn't tauch it"
I rlon't belieye -vou. And rake oif those i:igh i.:eels"
'l-irer"re mine .
'1'hey :ile:-l'1- ¡curs.
Y-oi-i gar.e their: ti-) me. Ürfn't.v<,;u rem*mberl
l"Íorv rlon't be ',;i11-v. 'I'he3,'1"¿ tcl big lbr
1OU- 411.1:1'AY.
l'ou're rne;rr:l lbu're aitv*-l,s picking i¡n lr.te.
{'mr gc',ing ti¡ teii }na}í¡fá":tl1},'.
About the Conversation
1. IX/hose makeup¡{d Amber use?
2" Is the perfume hers?
3. §7hose shoes is she wearing?
4. §rhat's wrong with the shoes?
5. Did Nicole give them to her?
6. X/hat is Amber going to do?
They belong io her.
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The
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82. ffi Ask and answer.
Is this your toothbrush?
Yes, it's mine.
1. Marco
2. the children
Angela
A: Are these Angela's ke-vs?
B: Yes, they're hers.
3. A4rs. Garcia
4. their
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B:
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The-v're Angela's (ke1's).
Speaking
Discuss in a group.
1.
2.
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1.
-5.
6.
What things do people usually fight over?
Did you flght over toys when you were a kid?
How do you get along with your brothers and sisters?
ü/hat do you or did you argue about with them?
Do -vou think that having brothers and sisters is a good experience? Why?
ü/hat kinds of things do you lend to other peopie? Ihat kinds of things don't you lend?
V'hat kinds of things do you borrow from other people?
C Look at the pictures in Exercise B again. Ask and answer questions wilhphose.
ü7hose toothbrush is this?
It's mine.
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You shouldn't just give adv ce
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What subjects should I study
this semester?
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into my clothes anymore.
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Nick:
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How often do you exercise?
Hardly ever.
You should exercise regularly.
Do you eat fruit and vegetables?
I'm not fond of fruit, but I like salad.
That's good! §7hat about hamburgers and fries?
Those are my favorites. I eat them all the time:
You shouldn't. They have lots of fat.
And do you eat much sugar?
Yeah. I like ice cream) desserts, and . . .
chocolate. f'm a chocoholic.
Too much sugar is bad for you.
I can't live without chocolate. It makes me feel good.
§7e11, it's up to you. Do you prefer to stay
overweight'and feel bad?
About the Conversation
ü7hy does Gabe feel bad?
§7hat should he do?
§ilhat should he eat?
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Listen and mark the correct suggestion.
4. §7hat are his favorite foods?
5. §7hat sweets does he eat?
6. §7hat shouldn't he eat?
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You should see a vet.
§7hy don't you go to the dentist?
She should call the mechanic.
§7hy doesn't she change the tire?
He shouldn't go out so often.
He should take some medicine.
He shouldn't be an artist.
He should study art.
Don't cry if it's broken!
You should ñnd a new one
3. a.
b.
6. a. Put on your uniform.
b. You shouldn't wear glasses
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Read the situations and write one
Compare answers with a partner.
i. I left my homework at home.
sentence with your advice using should.
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2. Táo is going for a job interview. rMhat should he wear?
3. My parents don't like my boyfriend/girlfriend.
4. My roommate snores. §7hat should I do?
5. Sylvia crashed her father's car, and she doesn't know what to do.
6. I don't feel well. I have a stomachache.
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Discuss changes you would like to see in your school with a partner.
Make a list of suggestions for the principal.
Example: §tudents should/shouldn't waar uniforns,
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