VOCABULARY things Look at the photos of the two rooms. Are you neat or messy? With a partner, can you name 1-10 nthe two photos? @pA51 Vocabulary Bank Things GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns ‘Complete the chart. Why sit a pen but an umbrella? Singular SL open umbrella Plural — won Seo — © p:126 Grammar Bank 2A PRONUNCIATION final -s and -es 2.3 Listen to the words and sounds. Then and repeat. two watches two dictionaries books lamps tickets keys pene photos glasses change purses watches D Final 2 0r-08 Final -s or -es after nouns ending ince, ch, ge, se, sh, 85, and x= iz, eg, glasses, change purses, watches. © 2.4 Read the ral. Gclathe words whore -o5s pronounced i Look at the photos of the two rooms again. What plural things can you see? — VOCABULARY & SPEAKING in, on, under Look at the photos. Complete the sentences with jn, on, or under. 1 The glasses ae! the notebook 2 The credit cards are the wallet. 3 The bag is the desk 1 @ Communication in, on, under A p:103 B p.108 Where are the things? LISTENING 2.5 Listen to three people. Number the places they talk about (1-3) in the chart. Dinterbeg Clon his dost Listen again. Write what things the people have in each place, Din hersuy ‘Talk to a partner about your bag, desk, or room. Say what things you have. Is your desk or room neat or messy? (in my ba, Ihave a change purse, keys, my phone (Geeieirine) BNa Made in America VOCABULARY colors, adjectives What color is the American flag? Complete the words with vowels. tes, and bi) OO. ©2.6 Complete the colors. Listen and check. GRE RPE What colors that?) (t's black ©p.152 Vocabulary Bank Adjectives 2 No, theyre ‘wally expensive, GRAMMAR adjectives Look at the American icons. What are they? Label the photos using an adjective and a noun from each circle. Adjectives Nouns American New House jeans. French yellow football food blue hot fries York fast White taxis dog Girdethe correct word or phrase. Can have a M please? 2 In New York, the taxis are M @p.126 Grammar Bank 2B Close your books. Can you remember the eight ‘American icons?PRONUNCIATION long and short vowel sounds 29 Listen to the words and sounds. Then listen and repeat. dlock -—t =a saw bull boot eerie ee oo 2.10 Listen and write two adjectives for each sound in the chart. In pars, make phrases with an adjcti and a noun with the same vowel sound. Use a/an with singular nouns i Adjectives big black cheap good gray long new old short Nouns bag book boote city day jeans photo song story big city 2.11 Listen and check. Practice saying the phrases. 4 SPEAKING a. Tell apartner about eight things you have. Use an adjective or acolor. (have anew phone. Ihave a red ear. o @ Communication The same or different? A p.103 B p.109 Describe your pictures to a partner. Find the differences, 5 READING American and British English - the same, but different American and British people speak the same Janguage, English, but with some small differences. 1 Vocabulary Some words are diferent in Bish English, for example, hey say postcode, nat zip code; holiday, not vacation: and mobile phone, net cell phone. Some words have different mecnings. for example. in American Engish. 0 purses a woman's bop, In British English, @ purse i o thing ‘where women hove ther money ond credit cord 2[___ color, taver, and other words that end in “orn American English end in -ourin riish English, Center, theater, and other words that end in-ferin American English end in rein British English 3[_____] There are some smal diferences, especialy prepositions, For example, Briish people say See you on Friday. ‘but Americans say See you Fy. 4{__} This he realy important difference between Bilfahand!Americon English. American accents and Britsh ‘accents are very diferent. When a Bish person starts speakng, “Americans know he or she is Bish, ond vice versa. ‘a Read the article once. Complete it with the headings. Grammar Pronunciation Spelling -Vocabulery: b @2.12 Listen and read the article again. Check your answers to a ‘¢ Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). 1 American English and British Englh are vey different.) 2. Holiday and postcode ae the samme in British and American Engsh(—] 3 Purge has a different meaning in American and British English |] 4 Kilometeris the Brsh speling [_} 5 British and American grammar are not very different) 6 it's dificult to know fa person is British or American from their accent.[_} d_ Do you know any more words that are British English, not =Slow down! ‘1 VOCABULARY feelings a Match the words and pictures. °e@ °@ °@* ‘e*°@ 7 8 @ 6 @ *®@ Csnary bored Ffisteres fin ee thirsty Cotes Tl worried b @2.13 Listen and check. Repeat the phrases PD Collocation Use be + hungry, thirsty, hot, ete. 0.9, I’m hungry. NOT Hhove hungry. How do you feel? Make true sentences and tell your partner. (im hungry. 1m very ted. 2 LISTENING & READING a @2.14 Lisa and John are on vacation with their baby, Henry. Listen and look at the pictures. How does each person feel? Picture 1. Lisa angry Picture 3_ Lisa, John Picture 2 John, Henry Picture 4 Lisa, Henry b Listen again and read the story. Check your answers to a © @2.15 Listen to the end of the story. Isita happy ending? 3. GRAMMAR imperatives, let's ‘a Look at the highlighted phrases in the story. Then complete the chart. Imperatives: a aight. (—__Jearefult for a hotel leur left! [_____]drive fast Suggestions worry. stop for some food. (___]gothere. Bllers stp. bb @p126 Grammar Bank 2C4 SPEAKING BIGES in 100 owt ermine Turn ight What's the Lisa Donrtturn eft! Turn ight John islet, sure Usa No, tisat John Yes, iis! Usa No itis! This is wrong! John Oh no 2 John 1m thirsty. Where's the water? Lisa Sorry, it's empty. Irmeold. Can you John Empty? close your window? Lisa Yes, emoty. Let's stop for some food, Heney's hungry. @ Communication What's the matter? John OK. Ap.103 B p.109 Role-play conversations. the mater?) (maa 3 John What's the matter? Tene oe (sed BE Fr cx Congo cone your window? Join Col tse Usain cold Ard Hey’ cod 5 PRONUNCIATION inking dete OK : D Connected speech i) AREER This road's really When people speak, they don’t separate all the pares words. Often, if a word ends with a consonant and John Dontwory ma good dive tenet word bogie wth vowel te nk here = together, e.g. Good_idea. Bist ter stock fore hv! Eoin No, WmnaUSta now. @ ©2.17 Listen and write six sentences.) Ua’ uttmared and dak Ard Hen’ eee Practice saying the sontoncos John OK, Ok Look fora hotel near re: Lisa’ The Highland Hotels 20 miles fem here Let's go there. 6 @ VIDEO LISTENING Ripe ou les? No problem. a Watch the video Have a safe trip! aa ‘Complete the ten tips. 1 lan your vip. 2 Check your € What do signs 1-9 mean? Make &] or F] 3\ kent imperatives with the verb phrases. ij ieee on the die Decarhel cou theroadnow ator dink here 4 Toke a wth gehen lam toischere: smebehere yourn te cr take photos terelet tum off your phone iS Taster of 6 Take Books, games, and] wath you 7 (that all the passengers in the Gar have Their seat belts on 8 Check that you have{__—} 9 Alter crving fortwo hours stop for} inate. 10 Dont use your b Watch again. With a partner, agree your top three tips. d_ Cover the verb phrases and look at the signs, Can you remember the phrases? Co2 GRAMMAR BANK 2A singular and plural nouns a/an, plurals singular nouns plural nouns Ws a book Theyre books. Isa watch, ‘They're watches. Ws a dictionary. They'te ditionares. I's an umbrels, ‘Theyro umbrella. Is an ID car They're 1D cards, + We use a/an with singular nouns. * We use an with a noun beginning with a vowel + We use awith nouns beginning with u or eu when the sound» yieg, suniversity, a euro. + We don't use a//an with plural nouns. Theyre books, NOT Fheye-e books D the Look at the board, ‘Answer the questions Look at the board, NOT tookst boon 1+ We use the with singular and plu (the board, the question) ‘+ We use the when we know wich board, questions, te eee 22 5 re eats Rd ararch han renting oni y= ee Mar or ies) to make plural nour Its pen. They'e pens, + With two-word nouns, we add 5 (or 05 or ies) t0 the ‘second noun. Credit card, credit cards NOT erects cards irregular plurals singular ‘plural ‘aman nin sen ie ‘women wonse! women "wns eh hen pies ‘person psa! people “ppt 2B adjectives 1 The White House sin Washington, DC. @2.8 Wsa beautiful pleture. Were new students, 2 He's strong, We aren rich Isyourearnew? 4 Wea vory big ety. 2C imperatives, let’s 11 Open the door. Turn right. Don't worry. Don't stop, Be quiet, please. Please sit down. 2 Lot's go home. Let’snot stop. 216 D Can you? Use Can you + ve (base form) ‘akeomative to an imperative polite (Open the window. Can you open the window, please? 1 Adjectives go before a noun. tsa beautiful picture. NOT Ksepietwrerbeoutifoh + Hfan adjective begins with a vowel in an adjective + noun phrase, we use an. NOT it>e-old hove. 2 Adjectives don't change before a plural noun. ‘They're blue jeans. NOT They're blues jeans. 3 We also use adjectives after the verb be. The word order is: [lor subject, be, adjective, .g., My car's new. The computer isn't cheap. [t be, subject, adjective, e.g. s your car new? Is the computer cheap? 4 We often use very and really before FI ¢ if - adjectives. a Ho's very (or really tal. bb He's tall. € Ho ian vory tall, 1 We use imperatives to tell somebody to do (or not do) something. + Erimperatives = verb (base form). [imperatives = don't + verb (base form). + We add please to be polite Open the door, please + We often use be + adjective in imperatives, + We don't use a pronoun with imperatives Be quiet. NOT Yoube quiet 2 We use Let's + verb (base form) to make suggestions. We use Let's not + verb (base form) to make negative suggestior 9, Be quiet, Be careful, et.2A a Complete with a or an. Write the plural. 1b Write sentences with it’s or They’re (and a or an if necessary). singular plural pen It 2 photo photos _ buses They're bus 1 window 4 children 2 key 2 change purse 3 1D card 3 men 4 country 4 umbrella 5 watch 5 sunglasses 6 [TJerercise 6 scissors 7 person 7 charger 8 Jemait 8 dictionaries 9 (ox 9 coin 10 |wornan 10 egg Ss 2B a. Girclé the correct sentence. b Put the words in the correct order. ‘Ges rich man/ He's a man rich Is Chinese he ? Ishe Chinese? 1 (ite avery big house )/(ts a house very big) 1a day very It's hot 2 ([eLowie French?) ls French Louie?) 2 your Australian Is teacher ? (Geena ranch (e-rreneh Leulaz) 4 3 (Gas warsh experohe)/ivsen expenshe wets 3 car fast isn't That very 4 (stan easy exerese}( iran exerci 257?) 40 idea bed I's 5 ([sVietnamese your giliend)Mls your giiend) 5 Are students you good ? Vietnamese?) 6 easy is English very 6 (These questions are very dificult\(These questions) 7 strong My is brother really (Gre very difics) 8 train sow is This 2 7 (are they tickets cheapsty Gre they cheap Tet) 8 (My new glasses are very good)/(My news glasses) (sre-very good) Oris 2c a Complete with a verb from the list. Use imperative. jor al b Complete with Let’s or Let’s not and a verb from the list. be (x2) go hove open read speak take watch worry A iain hat A raveyeree Daten sO: 1 Amber 2. bapundoscerane Boer Plier ecipdong so B ies ae Jobo 4 A Is this show good? Bho tane( Jr sapuee : esac, 6a Rrampeooramet Co en 7 Ae Bn Janu favor? 8 A Kida Tm Tighioned BL Jfightened. Im here with you do go(s2) open stop take tum off watch shot. Let's open the window. 1 Come on, it's late, 2 W's 1:00 pm, jhe TV and go to b Spanish. 3 it together. This exercise is affult 4C______Jataxi, Theyre very expensive. The bus is fine. 5 There's a rest area.[_Jand have a coffee. home. to the 6 It’s very cold. movies. ja DVD at OrsThings VOCABULARY BANK 2 Match the words and photos. jabag Ihe! a calendar "selon (Za change purse feinds prs (la charaer [crest card rkredt kar (or debit cared (De dictionary skjaneri (Bef? atoinder ial band Jalasses (yleso7 |headphones ‘*esfou an ID card fai hard Sen a tamp sem (a taptop rien (a magazine Fasaenr a natabook Tele pen fret (a panei nen [a teatn phone foun (a photo (De piece of paper ins ‘pip scissors 7 (CJaunolasses (a tablet i le netet ru a tissue ra an umbra (Ca water (a watch wats b @21 Listen and check. ®B Plural nouns Some words for things are always plural, e4,, glasses, headphones, scissors. Don't use a /an with plural nouns. NOT a glasses, a headphones. AcTATION Cover the words and look at the photos. In pairs, ask and answer. Whats t2) (t's watch What are they?) (They'e glasses. pas 30 online to review the vocabulary for each lessonAdjectives a Match the words and pictures. (beats eyurst uy rt big to smal smal [Clchesp sin’ expansive sk’spensv Jeleen Min iy Pee easy Fiz sdficut ity kat Ditese tes stow Aloo tut at empty fem Hl good ‘yx! bad ‘bed Cohigh ma tow i hot cold kook tong 1s short (pr old mew in Fs young ‘30 ich i poor ip Corighe sr left er righ ‘rai wrong 0 safe cu angerous /de:04 the same Sein! different ‘(arn (strong stray weak iil Diat ‘av short (jor b @27 Listen and check. € Test your partner. A say an adjective and B say the opposite. D Modifiers: very /really We often use modifiers before adjectives. A Ferrari is very /realy fast. ACTIVATION Look at the things inthe list. Say ‘two adjectives for each one. Use modifiers. 8, a Ferrari Mount Everest Bill Gates the Mona Lisa the Pyramids Africa your town or city Ferrari (15 eal fost and very expensive, D Opinion adjectives good: nice ‘nais, great rei) fantastic [wa'testik bad: awful {0 ternible er26(0) VOCABULARY BANK @ ie+t6=317 15416=29 fe ‘Tt im 4 hate Ela: @ Opie » e (r ~