Face2Face 2d Edition Starter Workbook With Key
Face2Face 2d Edition Starter Workbook With Key
Lessons 1A-D p3
things ffiflililn l, my,you,your,he,his,she,her areyoufrom?
Where
nff&WM[& numbers 0-12;countries;thealphabet;
inyourbag(1);a andan;people; plurals
things; hello;
saying introducingpeople;
saying threeconversations
Reading
mwKfifnx'
Pronunciationwordstress(1);/e/ and/a/ goodbye; phone numbers;Whereareyoufrom?;ttrsl Writingfullstops( . ) andquestion
marks( ? );
Spellingreview names classr00m
an0surnames; capital (1):aboutyou
letters
Lessons 2A-D pA
positive, Threepeople
mffftffi& jobs;titles;greetings;
nationalities; Xtrlififfiffi be(singular): negative,
Reading cards;
business addresses; forms
numbers 13-l00 questions,
lrllh- /es/ noquestions
andshortanswers
questions; Writingcapital (2);fillingina form
letters
Pronunciation wordstressQ\',/r/ and/r'l Xmilmffie personal information
Spelling iobs;plurals How old... ?
Lessons 4A-D
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Sayinggoodbye Nffi{WWIWs
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Hi thanks I'm fine And you How are
g tr writethewords.
LENA Amir.
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LENA B
AMIR "f e- , Amir.
Hi, Lena. , you?
AMIR G _ _ _, Lena. S .__--.-,*
you s
LENA , thanks.
LENA Yes,s__you.
LIAN too. 4 9
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E H Writethe countries.
1 Eg yp t 2 l_ 3 A
8 G
9 T_ lothe
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Whereare you from? @5@SS he, his, she, her ff:fififfiililff
I fitt in thegapswithhe,hrs,sheor her
l Hls name'sEnriquelglesias.
fl fitl in the gapswiththesewords. 's fromSpain.
H€lle And Where meet too Nice name's from l'm
Review:introducingpeople
R What's5- name?
B 6- name'sWillSmith.
A Where's7- from?
B 8-'s fromthe USA.
ll fitt in the gapswiththesewords.
EMMA Hi ,Bian.
BRIAN Hello, Emma. are you?
EMMA I'm fine, . And - ?
BRIAN I'm - , thanks.
EMMA Brian, is Kaoru.
BRIAN Hello,Kaoru. . to meetyou. R What'se- name?
KAORU you B 10- name'sShakira.
'Sfhere
EMMA are you _ ? A Where'srr- from?
KAORU from Osaka,in Japan. 8 1 2
's fromColombia.
In class
ANTONIO Morales.
vour rExeuse-me in English What does
I don't know I don't understand
Can you repeatthat How do you spell
TEACHER do you - that?
ANTONIO M-o-r-a-l-e-s. GABRIELA I Excuseme
TEACHER Yes, Gabriela?
Thingsin your bag (1) AIEEIWE ceeRlEte 2 dictionary?
a and an IEEEIEf;FF* TEACHER D-i--c-t-i-o-n-a-r-y.
cABRIELA Thankyou.
E E Writethe words.Thenput a or an in the boxes.
m m g K g JOHANN Excuse me. r
surname mean?
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TEACHER
JOHANN
TEACHER
JOHANN
It's your family name.
I'm sorry, 4
Your first name is Johann. Your surname
is Schulz.
Oh. OK. Thank vou.
f-l^ F
L_______.1 7 tl o TEACHER It's a notebook.
fln I E TEACHER
's
Jiang, what the answerto quesrion2?
[ , - JIANG I'm sorry, 7
People and things
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People &s!i!1T}1MXdS
Things tf&finfirfiiltl'
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4 a thing
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5 a baby
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6 aman
7 a name
8 a country I computer I
I a sandwich man teacher
10 a woman
11 a watch
12 an answer
word stress(1)
Pronunciation:
p the stress(*)on thesewords.
tr/art< Spelling:review
r Ttuly 7 computer E tr Circlethewordswiththe correctspelling.
2 Brazil 8 notebook t Brasil/@ o notbook/ notebook
3 Russia 9 dictionary 2 eihgt/ eight z sorry/ sory
s pencil/ pensil 8 sanwich/ sandwich
+ Germany 1o umbrella
+ umbrela/ umbrella I sirname / surname
s Australia 11 apple
s phone/ fone 1o firstname/ furstname
6 Turkey 12 mobile
K$ ReadingandWritingPo_
She's British Summary2, Student'sBookp116
Language
NationalitiesWIMSWS
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finO15nationalities ^-!
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l-l NE N K A D E T O A R S
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lo, my name8
Japaneseand
Hiro.
t l --_, a managef.
U E U H I T H L E S If N
J U L B R I T I S H L K
B E G Y P T I A N X I E
A M E R I C A N D C A W
W E C O L O M BI A N A -: This is my car.
J A P A N E S E A O U It11-. Italian.
be (singular):positive &!ffl{'W
B f i t ti ng a p s1 - 1 1w i t h' m , ' r eo r ' s .
be (singular):
negative@[EE
p Vat<ethesesentences
negative.
l'm a teacher.
l'm not a teacher.
He'sa student.
Hisnamer,lq-
Roger. 3 You'refromRussia.
He2 ..,,,fromthe USA.
Hername3.--,Camille. + lt'sGerman.
Sne* Frencn.
s She'sChinese.
6 l'm British.
z My teacher's
American.
I You'rea singer.
!l fict (/)the truesentences.
Maketheothersentences
negative.
Writethe correctsentences.
t New Delhi is the capital of lndia. /
z KylieMinogueis British.
j_f_Bztsh...$tesls*s.f.t:at?n..
KylieMinogu_eLsn
3 CameronDiazisfromSpain.*,
+ Renaultis a Frenchcompanv.
6 DanielCraig
is Russian.
z Starbucksis a Britishcompanv.
aman,ag.e_.,r,
mlg
ana att a
a m.--.
aw---- aw ad at
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Review:contractions(1) Review:shortanswers
p (l'm,he's,
withcontractions
Writethesesentences $l thecorrectshortanswers(a,b or c).
Cfroose
aren't, elc.).
t Arewe inroom23?
t He is from NewYork.
@ v"., weare. b Yes,I am. c Yes,we're.
New.-Lq-rk
-Hp^sJrcm z Areyoucold?
z I am from Moscow. a No,I isn't, b No,I not. c No,l'm not.
ls HannahfromGermany?
s Youarenotin thisclass. a Yes,she's. b Yes,sheis. c Yes,she'sis.
Areyourfriendsat the hotel?
+ He is notfromLondon. a No,theynot. b No,theyisn't. c No,theyaren't,
Am I in yourclass?
s Whatis yourname? a Yes,you are. b Yes,areyou. c Yes,you're.
ls Brunoa goodmusician?
sheis Mexican.
o Sheis notSoanish, a No,he not. b No,he isn't. c No,he aren't.
ls yourcityverybeautiful?
7 We arernPolandand it is vervcold. a Yes,it's. n Yes,is it. c Yes,it is.
a Areyou and Francesca
at schoolnow?
e Theyare not actors,theyarewaiters. a No,we aren't. b No,aren'twe. c No,we not.
r Frankis Paul's."Il!h:er
z Paulis Frank's
s Frankis Daisy's
+ Janeis Daisy's
s Daisyis Frank's
6 Janeis Paul's
z Daisyis Paul's
8 Paulis Millie's
9 Frankand Daisyare Paul,Jane and Millie's
Review:be
Possessive'smWmfG8$le fl fitt in thegapswiththecorrectformof be.
p fitl in the gaps with the correct namesand 's.
1 Paulis Janeand Millie's brother.
2 Ritais mother.
3 Joe is husband.
4 Ritais wife.
5 Joe is father.
6 Frankis Joe and *__ son.
7 Janeis Frankand daughter.
ROSE This 1 is a photo of my grandchildren.
I Millieis Pauland __-**_ sister.
HILDA How old 2- they?
p for 's in these
Writeis or P (= the possessive) ROSE Cassie3-'--- twenty-one and Noaha
sentences.
nrneteen.
1 She'sa doctor. 's =,lS*
HILDA they students?
z Nigelis Steve'sbrother. 's=f-
ROSE No, they 6- . CassieT__ an actress
s Hisname'sBrett. ts=-*
and Noahs -- .^a waiter.
4 Bianca'san actress. ts=_
7 My teacher's
fromthe UK. 's=-
8 My teacher'snameis Ed. ts =
---
Subjectpronouns(1,you,etc.)and possessive
adjectives(my,your,etc.) KIWfiI$W}
$l fitt in the gapsin thetabte. MUM Hello, Erin. e,-..--.----
you OK?
i-i-" i,n"u
subject
l
ERIN Yes,I1o-- fine, Mum.
pronouns
h^
t t E sne
-:-. MUM Where11'-' you?
possessve
ar i*- l- 1"- ERIN I12--- with Silvia.\X/e13 in a caf6.
adjectives l
lvour :-:- MUM T4
Olivia with you?
ERIN No, she 1s . She16- at a friend's
house.
Eat in or take away?
Foodanddrink(2) 8r,m$pfrrffi
E F] Do the crossword. W@
ww d&*
w
w
till
l&l
w"w.ww
love,like, eat, drink, a lot of Pronunciation=/o/ and /tt/
Xrtrtr.Iwwp HELPWITH PRONUNCIATION '/rt/
Student'sBook p29
pl a Complete
thewords.
1 | | * k - . " -f i s h a n d r i c e .
2 | d
3 | e
+ | l_v-,*
a I
a l_-*- ofmilk.
chocolate.
of vegetables.
I a Lookat these
pictures.Checkyou
rememberthe
sounds /o/ and /rt/. coffee
W umbrella
I BritishI music
mul office flat companv f
t",._--. : --:------...----i
*studJ._English
Inan
study__-*__ _ - nave a
6
7
My free time
Freetime activities XnffimYSfiKPe
II lF-] Writethe missinglettersin thesephrases.
"
g o t o t h ec * , * _ * * - a ear
e a to _ _ oos q
p nead about the Americanrock band Midnight.Fillin t A Where do Marcus,Lukeand Paul live ?
the gaps with theseverbs. B In Chicago,in the USA.
'..*-*-'*-*l
i*--"---'Y** 2 A - theylikeChicago?
I *e watch have play 1*
live drink love eat(xZ) B Yes,theydo.
t-...-..-".__,,_.....-...
3 A Whatmusic- they- ?
e Theylikethe RedHotChiliPeppersand REM.
4 A --* *they-- intheir
freetime?
e TheywatchDVDsand playvideogames.
5 A -- eat-alot?
g Yes,theydo.
6 A -food-theylike?
e Chinese
food.
7 A a lot ol
ploy rocl<music ond we 3..tke' the Red Hot Chili p Vat<equestionswith thesewords.Then writethe
Peppers ond REM.Ve go on four* o lof, ond in our shortanswers.
free time we 4- o lot of DVDsond t write/ | / lhequestions / Do?
5-- video gomes. Ve olso 6 -Dp"l*write the-"gup-
s-trons-?-
out o lof when we're on four ond we 7 (/)Yes, youdo.
Chinese food. We olso 8- o lot of z l/you/know/Do?
sondwiches ond e-- o lot of coffeel
(X)No,
s office/ you/ in / Do / work/ an ?
(/)
q D o / b i g / y o u/ a / h a v e / I l a I ?
(,Y)-
5 a/today/we/ c l a s s/ h a v e/ D o ?
(/)
6 Pete and Andy / football / like / Do ?
(/)
7 parents
/Do/ car/your / a/have?
w
this,that,these,fhose eWsffis'#ffe. In a shop misllffiX'
p fitt in the gaps with fhrs,that,theseor fhose. p a Readthis conversationin a shop. Fillin the gaps
with thesephrases.
!7ho are people?
Exet+se-me Goodbye can I have No,that'sall
How muchare Do you have Hereyou are
cusroMER t Exc,use
mp any
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AA batteries?
ASSISTANT Yes, they're over there, near the birthday
cards.
CUSTOMER Thanks. ,-- ,they?
ASSISTANT They're{.3.99 for fow.
CUSTOMER OK. And that small
please?
box of chocolates,
ASSISTANT Sure.Anythingelse?
t
CUSTOMER , thanks.
ASSISTANT OK. That's{,8.49,please.
6
CUSTOMER
ASSISTANT Thanks a lot. Bye.
CUSTOMER
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5
4 T
6
5 F
7
6 S
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E H Circlethewordswiththecorrectspelling.
&
1 smal /Q.rgl, 7 tenis/ tennis
2 tisues/ tissues a ugly/ uggly
3 cinema/ cinnema I surname
/ surrname
+ shoping/ shopping to bateries/ batteries
s magazine/ maggazine 11 manager/mannager
6 cofee/ coffee 12 dolar/ dollar
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A typical day LanguageSummary5, Student'sBookp122
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o_' '_ 3 MatandSarahhavethreechildren,
s Hefinishes
workat seven.
q I O O S
3 They'remy sister's
friends.
2 lI^sreep
l^^^ +r-^ ^{+^",
Lrre arLernoon.
: S/ednesday the morning fouro'clock the afternoon midday I
3 I havean English
class
i Mondaymorning halfpastfive Thursday afternoon midnight l
Mondayevening.
4 I don'twork _ night.
I get up seveno'clock
on ln theweek.
.W*e-d,n-e-s:d.ay o I havedinner eightthirty
theevening.
7 I go to bed midnight
theweekend.
a I go shopping Saturday
mornrng.
at I I get up -_ midday
Sunday.
10 | watchTV ___ Sunday
afternoon.
Where he - *- ,-*__"? 3
In a languageschool.
3 What time _"*-"-*"","""he _ Review:short answers
At seveno'clock. pl Writethe positive(+)and negative(-) shortanswers.
time-*he *-"--* to bed?
At half nact alorron AreyoufromIndonesia?
What.**"""""*"*_
he in hisfreetime? (+)Yes,,,_!__Am,__,
He watchesTV (-)No, ,llmnp!-
Do you likecoffee?
He playsfootball. (+)Yes,
(-)No,
b Look at the photo of Claireand the table in 3a.
Writethe questions. g Doesvourwifework at home?
(+)
1 live?
Whe!:e__de^e_s^Qlairc
InMiami.
lntheUSA. (-)
Foodanddrink(3) W;mfrmm
g E Dothecrossword.
ffio u,
FT
@ 1
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ke.
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,
w In a restaurantf,EIEEEEEI
p t-ook at the photo and read the conversation.
Fillin the gaps with these phrases.
to drink?
POLLY An orange juice for me, please.
GEORGE A n d c a n I h a v ea
mineral water?
WAITRESS Still or sparkling?
GEORGE 5
'!7ould
\TAITRESS you like a dessert?
POLLY thanks.
GEORGE The fruit saIadT
please.
\TAITRESS Certainly.
4 s ,--,_- et ----,
_ es
, hot single please practise people ]
5 u .,,__
u *. ,,,.ly I woman love British l
| _ - - - . . . . , , . , , . . . . . . . , . - - - _ _ . . , , . . - , , , , . * l
1oo% o%
d ltol,usually^
I eatout in theweek.(don'tusually)
lwatch TV.(everyevening)
I havebreakfastin bed.(never)
Placesin a town or city (t) mf',WW a, some,a lot of;there is / there are: positive
I a Writethe vowels(a,e, i, o, u) in thesewordsfor W
placesin a town or city. '-
Pl Readthesesentencesabout Rushley.Fillin the gaps
a a b,u, -i,_ld I' ng with lhere's or Thereare.
14 somenrcehousesnearthetown.
RUSHLEY
litl
p the correctwords.Thentick(/) the
Ctroose Review:there, they're,their
sentencesthat are true for you.
pl a Readthesesentences.
Noticethedifference
between
Nearmy houseor flat there, they're and their.
t There's@)/ somestation. t Therearesomegoodmuseums.
2 There'sa / a lot of park. 2 They'refrom France.(they're= theyare)
3 Therearea / a /ot of shops. '* g Thisis their house.(fher,r
+ noun)
4 There'sa / an oldtheatre. TIF ' We usethe samepronunciation
for there,they'reand
s Therearea / two cinemas. their/6ea/.
o Therearea / somegood restaurants.
b l!_l Fillin the gapswith there,they'reor their.
In my town or city
1 Thefg-'sa greatrestaurant
nearmy flat,
7 There'sa / someriver.
2 fromTripoli,
in Libya.
e Therearesome/ a famousbuildings.
l 3 Whatare ,, names?
9 There'sa lot of / an airport.
4 - areabout50 peoplein the company.
to Theiearean / a lot of nicecaf6s.
5 Canyoutellme " ., , phonenumber?
11 There'sa / a lot of bigshoppingcentre.
6 I likethesepictures. --verybeautifu,.
tz Therearea / someexpensive
hotels.
7 ,-aretwelvepeoplein our class.
a c h e.m".1-.s- ' a o o
-f. -s-
a r a b
thereis / thereare: positiveand
negative Xmmm?m $q:m,fffi,W
pl neadaboutwhereHenrylives.Fillin
the gaps with fhere's,there isn't,
there are or there aren't.
o+
4 1 \
.---,- ------(-/a big shopping centre in the
centre of Greenwich, but 5 (+) a lot
of nice shops. (+) also two theatres
and a cinema.7 -- (*) a f"-8.r, market
in Greenwich 5 days a week, but 8 -------------(-/
a market on Monday or Tuesday.
7
s big/ there/ shoppingcentre/ ls / a ?
8
+ Tuesdays
/ there/ on / markel/ ls / a? a, some,a lot of; any GImmXP
wrjm"ffie"
s Are/ Henry'sroad/ in / there/ shops/ anyt p Cnoosethecorrectwords.
t There's@/ somepostoffice.
0 a / there/ the station/ near/ ls / suoermarket
? z Aretherea/anyshops?
3 Thereisn'ta / anyIheaIre.
Henry'sflal/ any/there/netar/ restaurants
/ Are? + Thereareany/ somenicecaf6s.
s Therearen'Iany/ an old buildings.
6 There'san / anyairport.
/ good/ any/Are / the centre/ Ihere?
in / restaurants
z Aretherean / any museums?
8 Therearesome/ any restaurants.
Tourist information
Thingsin your bag (2) Wm,W*
n fS Dothecrossword.
,n.ru
At the touristinformationcentre
WW
p nomina(R)is at thetouristinformation
centre
in Greenwich.Put her conversationwith the
assistant(A) in order.
a R Thankyou.And can I booka walking
tourhere?
b R OK.Howmucharethey?
c R Yes,please.Do you havea mapof
Greenwich? 2
d A They're17.00per person. p in 2 again.Answerthesequestions.
neadtheconversation
e A Hello,can I helpyou? 7
centrehavemapsof Greenwich?
Doesthetouristinformation
f A Yes,youcan.They're a|12.15and215.
g A Yes,of course.Hereyou are.
Yes,I deeS,
Howmucharethewalkinq toursof Greenwich?
h R ls it openeveryday?
i R OK,thanks.Also,where'sthe Greenwich s Whattimeis the Maritime
Museumopen?
Theatre?
i R Andwhenis the Maritime Museumopen?8
K R Thanksa lot.Goodbye. 4 ls it openon Sundays?
I R Canyoushowme on thismap?
m A Yes,it is. s Whereis the Greenwich
Theatre?
n A It'sopenfrom1Oa.m.to 5 p.m.
o A Yes,of course.Hereit is. lt'saboutfive
minutesaway. Theatrenearthe touristinformation
o ls the Greenwich centre?
p A It'sin CroomsHill.
It's my favourite
Clothes
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S p write
the words.
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-W cheese orangejuice
WW ry
correctsounds.
t chocolate 6ih
v
/ds/
jumper
z /tI/ @
3 language H/ /ds/
a children /t[/ /ds/
1 atie st_*"_______s 10t_ _*___s 5 manager /tI/ /d3/
2 b___s 6 as t 1 1a s t 6 picture /t[t /ds/
3 aj r 7 j s tz a j t z jeans /t[/ /ds/
4 a c _._t t 1 3a d _ _ _ s 8 French /tI/ /ds/
1 4a s _ _ t I page /tI/ /$/
1o much /tI/ /ds/
11 chips /tI/ /4/
ColoursXt}fr$Wme jacket
12 /tI/ /ds/
E H Writethecotours.
1 der r--ed* Spelling:silentletters(1)
2 loeywl v - -
Bl tr Wedon'tsayeveryletterin some
3 ronwb 0 e ipkn p words.Writethe silentletters.
q cabkl b I evrq o
1 su I,t
5 enrge t .
2 lis _f--
en
s b _ ilding
favourite mfmqWffi$ 4 theat_ e
$l n/afe sentenceswith thesewords. s _ rite
/ your/ food/ What's?
t favourite 6 ans -*.er
whalIs-ypar Iavpatilelp-pd?_ 7 san.*""wich
2 are/ shoes/ These/ favourite/ mv, e We.-,-nesday
I pos -....
card
singer/ your/ favourite/ Who's? 10 bre"."*kfast
11 veg ..--tables
+ favourite/ my / is / This/ shirt . tz fru_t
13 bre -,-_
d
s blue/ favourite
/ Mv/ is / colour. 14 choc_ late
2 \V/ 4 @)
p Vel and Andy are twins. Look at the photosand the table.
Thenfill in the gaps in sentences1-12.
Mel Andy wM
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l:-\
' J - r P
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t Mel /eyqs*""
cats.
z She _.classical
music.
s She -_ football.
+ She -".watchingsporton TV.
1sq,ap op.era.s 5 Andy dancing.
2 a _,,,-,--
m..,-.__-__
s o He ,,,.---,_.,, rock.------..----..
..
3 v----,_,t__g new pl,, --s z He _,.**""-,_ Iiketennis.
4 d , , - , . "c" "_, _ g
e He -_-----*-- horror.,--,--.,._
5 h _, rr.,-. .._. f -----
_-----,,s ,
I Andyand Mel ., ice--_-'**_
6 s',_pp_ g for c_,'-*th__
7 f ,.,-y-.. g to They Chinese
8 c l _ s s . - - - - , . - " . , .m
. , _, I_ , . , c 11 They__"."" coffee.
I w.--,,..","
ch _-,ng sp -,-,....t on T tz They . flying.
Object pronou ns ff'Ilitrffi|} Review:PresentSimple
p! Cfrangethe words in bold to object pronouns. p Correctthe mistakes.
1 I likeclasslcalmusic,but lan hatesehssieafmusie. it do you
1 Whereyet*de live?
2 A Do youknowKim'sbrother?
s Yes,but I don'tlikeKim'sUiOtner, 2 Fionadon'tworkin an office.
2 I don'tlikedogs,but my husbandlovesdogs. 3 Wheredo yourdaughter
live?
4 n DoesAdelaloveChris?
4 LinstudyEnglish
at a language
school
B Yes,andChrislovesAdelal
5 | don'tlikeflying,but my wifelovesftying. in London.
0 Edand I likeJo, but shedoesn'tlikeEd and me. Whatdoesyourparentsdo in the
evening?
Review:subjectand objectpronoun6
6 Lydiaand Piadoesn'tlikesoapoperas.
Sl Choosethecorrectwords.
7 My brotherhavesthreecars.
1 lsQg)/ hrmin thisclass?
2 | / me phonehe / him everyday. 8 Tom'ssonworkfor a computer
3 We/ Us don't knowthey/them.
company.
+ Do they/ them know she/ her?
o JackwatchsTV everyevening.
5 She/ Her playstenniswith/ / me.
a He / Him nevertalks to we / us. 1 0 Whattimedo you startswork?
iiixixl:
playthe basketball
rt lr_/LJ
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(+)
(-)*_.
3 French/ your/ Can/ speak/ parents?
t Mark can't _pky_football,
(+)
(-)
+ the piano/ son/ play/ your/ Can?
(+)-*-
(-) *_"._
z They s this/ you/ exercise/ Can/ do ?
(+J
(-/
Review:vocabulary
q Fj Findfifteenwords(+J). Writethewordsin thetable.
Thereare five words for each group.
3 Tamara T t E A r- B E M o P
R M A W B A X U L A
E A W H K E S B S
D P E I P M Z E L S
S T T I o N U P
o J U E N N A M c o
P A R K K E H E K R
M o G R E N B T
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3 I buyconcertticketsonline.(usually)
4 (everyweek)
I watchvideoson YouTube.
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6 I buyandsellthingson eBay.(sometimes)
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l! was in the USA. They.'refrom Colombia.
z Thereweresix peoplein Thd"Beatles.
(four) z lwas notat homeon Friday.
3 Youarenot in thisclass.
s The 1998WoddCupwas in Spain.(France)
+ Thereis a bankin ParkRoad
0 WilliamShakespeare (theUK)
was fromAustralia. a He doesnot likeoizza.
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t like liked 11 walk an emailto a friendyesterday.
2 want 12 play 6 l to the cinemalastweekend.
3 arrive 13 look a l
somefriendsin a caf6lastweekend.
+ visit 14 hate 8 l somenewclotheslastmonth.
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6 travel 16 help lastbirthday.
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i Thanks.Whattime'sthe nexttrain? NextSaturday. ROGER Oh, nice. *,.,---- -
I Wfrattime doesit arrivein Leeds? Thanksa lot.Bye. MOLLY A play calledOne of TboseDays.
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b nextyear
c tomorrowevening
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f tomorrownight
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h tomorrowafternoon
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3 How much you spendyesterday?
4 What_ job?
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3 My parentsaregoingto movehouse.
5 How manyshirts_ you buy?
6 When- yourmotherborn?
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I Who- you go on holidaywith?
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c Aboute30._
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4 ls theirroomverybig? TheyarentBobschildren.
a Yes,it is. b No, it isn't.
s ls Brian'sbrotherin SanFrancisco? Werein Mr WestsEnglish
class.
a Yes,he is. b No,he isn't.
6 Arethe peopleveryfriendly? TheyreFrenchand hesltalian.
a Yes,theyare. b No,theyaren't.
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in Dublin.
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4 Shelovesmusic, _ shenevergoes
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centreof London?
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