face2face elementary 2nd edition

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REVIEWAdjectives

withvery, really,

quite,

too

Think

of

three

places

you

went o last

year.

Work

in

pairs.

Tellyour

partner

about he

places.

Use

adjectives

with

very, eally,

quite

and too I went to

lstanbul

last

year.

It was really

beautiful.

Vocabulary nd Speaking

The

internet

fr

a

Choose

he

correct

erbs

n hese

entences

about

he nternet.

hen heck nffi

*a*.

t Do

you

Q@/send

the internet

everyday?

2

How many

emailsdo

you

go/send

everyday?

3

How many

emailsdo

you

get/chat

everyday?

+ When did

you

lasl

chat/reada blog?

s Do you download/govideosor musiconto

your

computer?

o

When

did

you

ast

golsend

online?

z Do

you

get/have

a

favourite

website?

e Do

you

send/chat o

your

riends

online?

s

Which

places

n

your

own

or cily have/downloadWiFi?

10 Whichsearchengine

o

you

usuallywrite/use?

b Work in

pairs.

Ask and

answer he

questions.

Ask follow-up

questions

f

possible.

Readingand Speaking

lPf

a Before

you

read,

check hese words/phrases

with

vour

eacher.

launch

computer cience

build

past:

ui l t)

a cheque a bankaccount

a billionaire

b Read he

article about the Goo gle

Guys.

Match

headings a-d

to

paragraphs

1-4.

a Starting

he

business

b

How Pageand Brinme t

c

The nternet

efore

1998

d Buildlng newsearchengine

c Read

he

article again. Tick the true

sentences.

Correct

the false sentences.

difficult

Before

1998 t was

easy o f ind hingson the nternet.

Pageand

Brin irstmet n 1997.

They

had

a

lot

of cheapcomputers n heir oo m.

TheybuiltGooglewhen heywere

students.

Google

was he firstname or heir

searchengine.

Pana

nd Rr inhecamc

i l l iOnaires

n

2004.

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he nternet

Grammar

astSimple

3):

egative,

yeslno

uestions

nd hort

nswers

"re

rHE

Go#ffif,g&*Y

1

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we do beforeGoogle?

n

he early aysof

the

t

internet, earch ngines

eren't

ery

good

and t wasn't

easy or

people

o find he nformation

heywanted. her

in 1998, arryPageandSergey

rin

aunched

he

Google

search

ngine. uddenly

t waseasy

o find

he right

website

n

seconds.

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,

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(3):

negative

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he

ruleswith

words rom

hesesentences.

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ngines

weren't ery

good.

Theydidn't

ikeeach

otherat

first.

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make he PastSimple

negative f

the verbbe.

we

use

wasr'for

:

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make he PastSimple

negative

f allother

verbs,we

US C

+ infinitive

ffi

a Findsix

morePastSimple

negatives

n he article.

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re

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.:'

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istennd

ractise.

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first.


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nd

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met

n 1995

when

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stafted

studying

omputer

cience

t

Stanford

-

-

,ersity

n

California.

hey

didn't

ike

each

other

at

'

',;

but

hey

became riends

when

hey

shared

a room

: ;:ther at university.

-

e

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and

Brin

were

at Stanford,

hey

got

a lot

:

::eap

computers

nd

started

o

build

a new

search

r';

re in

heir

oom.

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hey

called

t

BackRub,

ut

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d/eren't

happy

with

he name

so they

changed

t to

i,,:qle.

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didn't inish

heir

course

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Stanford

n

.

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l;e

and

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wanted

o

start

a business

ogether,

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*,*

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haveany

money.

t first

heir

amilies

nd

-

i-'3s

helped hem.

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August

1998

a businessman

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a chequeo

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or

$100,000.

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nd

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didn't

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i

=

a bankaccount.

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years

ater

hey

were

billionaires

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;

z

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Simple

3) :

yes/naquestions

nd

shortanswers

Fil l n

the

gaps

in

these

yeslno questions

and

short

answers with

did

or didn't.

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- -Qid

Sergey

eave

Russia n 1978?

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- -

. /No,

he

,. . , . ,

2 A

'_

his

parents

each

computer

science?

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.__

./No,

hey

ffiffiplat

[l

a

Make

yes/no

questions

with

thesewords.

1 in 1994

Sergeyand Larry meet

Did ?

Did

Sergey

and Larry meet

in 1994?

2 they

/ at

first

/ each

other

/

Did

/

ltke

?

3

Sergey Did Maryland

University

go

to

t

4 Larry's

parents,/

each mathematics

Did

?

5 study

Sergey Did

computer

science?

. 6 launch Google in 1999 Sergey nd Larry Did ?

U

l$rs

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and

practise

the

questions

n

9a and he

shortanswers.

Copy

the

stress.

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S\rgey and Ldrry

mdet n lgg,i?

c Work n

pairs.

Ask

and answer he

questions

n

9a.

Get

ready

..

Get t right

Write

yeslno

questions

wilh

you

and these

ideas.

Use

these

verbs.

ge play

have read

watch

(x2) go

to

(x2)

1

shopping astweekend?

Did

you

go

shopping last

weekend?

z a

good

book astmonth?

3 sport on TV

last weekend?

4

a concert ast month?

5 tennis

or football ast

week?

6 a

DVD

ast weekend?

7 the

cinema astweek?

8 dinnerat home astnioht?

a

Ask

other

students

your questions.

Find

on e

person

who

did each thing. Ask

follow-up

questions.

b

Tell he

class two things

about the

people

you

talked to.

a

Tick the

sentences

hat

are true

for

you.

Make

th e

t:ner

sentences

negative

'

i

got

lots

of emails

yesterday.

I didn't

get

lots

of emails

yesterday.

z

I watched

a

DVD

on my

computer

ast

Saturday.

3

| used he internet

every

day ast

week.

"r I downloadeda lot of music astweekend.

i

I

got

a new laptop

ast

year.

o

I chattedonline

with

a friend

ast

night.

b

Work in

pairs.

Compare

sentences.

How

many

are

:.e same?

tening

and

Speaking

"

[lSto

Listen

o

a radio

nterview

ith

he

writer,

,'iesClark. ut hese

eople,

laces

nd hings

n

he

:

rder

ou

hear hem.

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lussia Sergey's

mother

Maryland

niversity

arrrr 'c narontc e^,. ;ey,S

fathef

v,

b

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he

questions.

DidSergey eave

Russia

n 1978?

Did

his ather

each

mathematics?

WereSergey

ndhis ather

t he

same

university?

Did

Larry

o

o Maryland

niversity?

Did

his

parents

each

omputer

cience?

WasLarry

t he

same

universitv

s his

oarents?

I

t

I

t

I

t

t

t

t

t

:

Beata

went shopping

ast weekend.

:

She

bought a new laptop.


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technology

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Past

Simple

eslno questions

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ive

questions

with Did

you

... ?

about

yesterday.

hoose

a

partner

and

guess

his/her

answers.

henwork with

your

partner

and

ask he questions. owmanyguesses ere

correct?

Vocabulary

nd Speaking

Mobile

phones

and

TVs

ffi

a Work

n

pairs.

Whichof thesewords/

phrases

o

you

know?

Check n

V{;ffi?r;=+t:.

send/get tdxt charge

our hone

GPS

a channel a TVprogramme a battery

ana00

turnon turnoff record

b

Workon

your

own. Put he words/phras es

into

hree

groups:

TVs,mobile

phones,

Vs

and

mobi le

hones.

c Work n

pairs.

Compare nswers.Did

you

put

he words/phrasesn he

same

groups?

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ife. My son and

daughter

can't understand

how

people

lived without hem.But lifewasn't always ike his. I was a child in the

seventies,

when hings

were

very

different.

I remember

my family's

irst

TV very

well. In the seventies

ou

'.r':,-Lil.,

only

g;e

.

hree channels

and

they were

n black and

white.

Everybody

watched

ive

TV

all

the time

because

you

couldn't

record

TV

programmes.

nd

you

couldn't

watch

TV

all

night because

here

weren't

any

programmes

fter

midnight

Readingand Speaking

=ffi

a Betore

ou

read,

heck

hese

words/phrases

it h

your teacher.

without

colour

black

and

white

l iveTV explain

b

Read he

article.

How was

TV different

n the seventies?

c Read

he article

again.

Answer

these

questions.

1 How

manychildren

as Gavin

got?

z

Whenwas Gavin

a child?

g

Whendid

his amily

et

heir

irstcolour

TV?

+ Whatdid

his amily o

that evening?

s What

type of

TV has Gavin

got

now?

Vocabulary

obile

hones

nd

Vs ;

past

ime

hrases

Grammar

anl

an'ti ouldl

ouldn't

ffi

a

Putthese

ast

ime

phrases

n order.

twenty

minutes go

i

two yearsago

in May

2002

in he eighteenthentury

the day before

esterday

in 1986

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r q D L r v r v l r u q y

in he nineties

b

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gaps

withago, astor n.

t

I eft

chool

our

ears

.ago

2

| went o bed

quite

ate Saturday.

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arents

ere

born

the

sixties.

a My

parents

ot

married 1985.

s I didn't

ave holiday

-

year.

0

|

started

earning

nglish

ix

years

7 |

got

mymobile March.

e I bought

my

computer

wo

years

c

Tick he sentencesn

2b

that are rue or

you.

Change

he ime

phrases

n heother

sentences

o make

hem rue

or

you.

I left schoal en

years

aEa.

d Work n

pairs.

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re

any

he same?

: :


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t ; r ; , ; ; , t " : ; ; ; ; " ;

; ; ' ; " ' , - : :^"

:

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from

school and there

t was

-

our family's irst

:

rur

TV. was reallyexcited

because

could watch

-ny

favourite

programmes

n

colour After

dinner

,

father

urned on the TV or

the first time

and my,t

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ook a photo.Then he whole amilywatchedZ

:ogether

until midnightwith

biscuits

and cups

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..:'

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bestevenings

f my ife

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-:

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got

the

photo

:-

:ourse,

now

you

can choose

rom hundreds

of

TV

;;

ff i

a Readaboutmobile

phones.

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he

gaps

with

can,can't,

could or couldn't.

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youl

could

(+)

only use

t in a car because

t needed

a big battery.

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years

ater

you

2

(+)

buy a

mobile hat

you

3

(+)

ake to work

-

but

it was in

a suitcase

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the early

nineties

you

a

mobile for

$200,

but

you

5

1995.The BlackBerry,

aunched n 1.999, as one of the

first phones

you

6

(+)

use o

go

online.

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7

e)

buy a

mobile with a camera n Europe

un t1 \2002 .

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and

watch anything

you

want

at any ime

of

,:=

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-ran atch

TV

programmes

nline

and download,'Z

onto

your

mobile.

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children oday

are very ,l:1,

. .-,

-

but

I can't explain his

to my kids

because hey're:'?n

:

: rusy

watching

ootball

on our

3D TV

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a

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the

phrases

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n he

article.

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he rules

with

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say hat

something

is

oossible

n he

oresent,

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+ infinitive

o

say hat

something

was

oossible

n

he

oast.

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at the

phrases

n

pink

n he

article.

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can?What s

the

regativeof could?

c

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gaps

n hese

uestions

ndshort

:lswers

with

can,can't,

couldor

couldn't.

B

B

Can

you

watchTV

online?

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ou

you

record

programmes

n 1974?

,_,

. /No,

ou

-

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are

he

same or

'ubjects

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they).

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sentences. Notice

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we say can and can't.

When is

can stressed?

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can

kan/

walch

TV

programmes

nline.

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/ka;nt/

explainhow lucky

hey

are.

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/kan/

you

watchTV

online?

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you

can

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you

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sentences.

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you

lear

can or can't?

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can't

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a

ffizz

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nswers.

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most

people

without their mobile. You

e

(*)

use

your phone

to

go

online,.make video

calls and

find

your

way

with GPS.You

1o

( + )

also

download apps,watch

TV programmes

or

play

games.

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lot

of

people

still

1

(-)

remember

to charge heir

phone

or

turn

it

off

in the cinema

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withmy firstmobile.

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couldn't

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n

pairs.

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entences.

re

any

he

same?

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ready ..

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t right

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mobile

and

pps)

your

omputer/laptop

,

lour

TV

my

mobile

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pairs.

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questions

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out

what

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can do

i

w i th

the

things n 9, but

your

partner

can' t do.

,

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you make

video calls on

your

mobile?

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boat?

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on the envelopes?

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the

dog

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n

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dog choose

the

numbers?

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the numbers

1 to 50

on

envelopes

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put

a

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each

envelope,"

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explained.

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put the

envelopes n

different

places

n

mv house

and told NIa:i

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the biscuits.

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the first

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a

a

a

a

t

a

a

a

a

a

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a

a

a

I

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

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1 A Did

you

B No,

wher-o

2 A Did

you

read

about

hat rain rash?

it?

the

eighty-year-old

a l-) id vnr r ha:r ehnr r t t lg

v t v

J J U

storms

n Florida?

5

Theirboat

was

damaged

in a storm.

n Yos a hel iconter for rql

thom rroqtorder i

d Oh, dear.Are hey

OK?

e Oh, hat 's

ood.

f Yes, sn't t

awful?

couple nd

heir oat?

g

No,what

?

b

Write

responses a-f

in 8b in the

table.

good

news bad news

surpnsrng

ews

Roa l l v ?

c check

n

EEEEEIEEil

pt+t.

;L

:''

llTitffimfimf Listenand

practise

he

questions

nd

esponses

n

9a

and9b.Copy

he

stress nd

ntonation.

Did

you

hear about that

train crash?

Na.

where was

t?

ff i

WorXn

pairs.

tudent

p106.

tudent

p'111.


7/20

Vocabulary

rticles:

,anand he

Skills

eading:

act ile; istening:

a

radio

rogramme

Born

Kyoto, apan,Novemben

4a th

1

Education

Studied ant at Kanazawa

Col lege

f Art f rom

197O o

2

Awards

Between

998and2O1O

hewon

awards n he USA,

the UK,3

Family

l i fe

Marr" ied

i th two chi ldren,

a

boyand a

gir l .

Met his

wife, Yasuko,when she

was a

managerat

Nintendo

n Japan.

Interesting

facts

Doesn't

play

video

games

very often. Usuallygoes

to work bv

a

Can write with both hands,

but usual ly

ses

his et t

hand.Can

play

he

guitar'

and wnite

5

Once

said

"They

ay ideo

ames

ne

The videogames

Shigeru esigned

he

Brothers

ame

n

7-,

f instMar io

a n d

fr

Manio s his avour^i te

ideo

qame

chanacter.

Al l

ManioBros.video

games

havea

story.

The story always has a

hero,

a

pr incess

and

a vi l la in. he vi l la in

wants to manry he

pr incess,

so

he akes

hen o a

place

whene he

hero can' t

ind hen But the hero

always inds he

place

and saves he

pr incess

rom the vi l la in.

And

hat 's

the end of the

game.

gt

a vi l lain a

princess :,,

on6

qna

n

a

pnnce

b

Read about

Shigeru Miyamoto.

Answer

the

questions.

1 What'sShigeru's

ob r

2 Who does he work or?

g

Where

was

he born?

4

Where

did

he

study?

s

ls he married?

0 Whatwas hiswife's

ob

at Nintendo?

z Dnac ho nlar i a lnt nf r i idan namoc?

8

Who s his avo urite

ideo

ame

character?

..,;1

'r: Listen

o the

beginning f

a radio

programme

bout

Shigeru

Miyamoto.

i l l n

gaps

1-7 n he

fact ile.

for

you.

Bu t

that'swhat

heysaidabout

nock'n'

ol l ."

Mario Man

QUICK

REVIEW rregularverbs

Work

in

pairs.

Whatcan

you

remember

bout

the

four newsstories rom

6C?

Compare

ideas

with another

pair.

Then

check

on

p52andp53.

ffi

WorXn

groups.

iscusshese

quest ions.

t Do

you play

video

games?

f so,

discuss

questions

-d. lf not.

discuss

quest ions

-h.

a What

games

do

you play?

b How often

do

you

play?

c

When

and where

do

you play?

o What's

your

avourite

ame?

e Why

don't

you play

video

games?

f Do

your

riends

r family

play

hem?

g

Did

you play

when

you

were

young?

h Do

you

know

anyvideo

games?

z Do

you

hinkvideo

games

are a

good

or a bad hing?Why?/Why

ot ?

a

Before

ou

read,

check hese

wordswith

your

eacher.

a designer art

anawArd a hero


8/20

'

t

7' ZT 4

xA

** &.*4.3-t--"ffi-'{

- . t ic ieE:

a,

an and the

a

Lookat the words

n

bold n hese

sentences.

-ren

complete he

rules

with

a or fhe.

==ople

all him the

father

of video

games.

--e

story alwayshas

a hero,

a

princess

and

a

villain.

rhe

villain wants o

marry

he

princess.

'

Weuse

when

we know

which

hing,

person,

place,

tc. because here

s

only

one.

.

We use

,_-

or an to talk

about

hings

or

people

or

the

irst

ime.

i

We use to

talk

abouta

person

or a thing or

he

second, hird, ourth,

etc. ime.

We

use the in

some fixed

phrases

at the weekend,

'

the

evening,

go

to the

cinema,

etc.

b

Check

nW'* tar : .

, ', 'orkn

pairs.

Look

at the

words

n

bold n he

as t

:aragraph f the act i le.Match he words n bold o

- - les

1-3 n4a .

a

Readabout

a newvideo

game.

Fil l

n he

gaps

with

a. an

and he.

-

.ught

1

a

new

video

game

at

2

weekend.

game

s

about

a

beautiful princess.

. day

5

-.

pr incess

goes

for

6

walk. Shemeets

old

man

and

8

beautiful

white

dog.

e

:

man takes

10.

-,. .

pr incess

away

becausehe

wants

to

: : rv

her. But

11

,,

dog

saves

12

princess

from

old

man. Then

at

1a

end

of

i5

game,

-

find out that

16

.,., ..

dog is really

17

pflnce.

Work

in

pairs.

Compare

answers.

Choose

the

correct word.

Did

you

have

a/the

big lunch

yesterday?

ls herea/the

park

near

your

home?

Did

you

go

Io

a/the capital

ity

of another

ountry

last

year?

Do

you

often

go

Io

a/the cinema

at a/the

weekend?

What was a/the lasl

ilm

you

saw?

ls therea/the TY

programme

you

watch

everyweek?

o

Work

n

pairs.

Ask and

answer he

questions.

: ,sk

ol low-up

uestions

f

possible.

ffit

I

HELPWITH

PRONUNCIATION

Past

Simpleof regular erbs

a

ffiF=

Listeno these egular

erbs nd

theirPast

Simpleorms.Notice owwe

say he

-ed

endings.

1 watch

,

walched

/t/

ask

"

asked

/t,/

2

stay

.

slayed

/d/

enjoy

.

enjoyed

d/

3 start : started

/rd/

want *'wanled

/rd/

: : :-

'

When

a regular erb

ends

n

t/

or

/d/,

-ed

is

^ " ^ ^ ^ , , ^ ^ ^ A / - A /

p r v r

r v u r r u v u

/

r u / ,

b

Listen

gainand

practise.

a

Work

n

pairs.

WhichPast

Simple orm has

an

/fi/

ending?

' ,z--.--:

1 moved toved

q""99

2 downloaded liked

played

3 lived

crashed chatted

+ listened hated

worked

5 recorded

travelled finished

6 walked

visited

phoned

b

ffi-:?

Listen

and check. Listen again

and

practise.

Work n

pairs.

Take urns o say

a

verb rom

1a or

2a. Your

partner

ays he Past

Simple orm.

I Vocabulary,

rammar nd RealWorld

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9/20

Where

llive

QUICK

REVIEWVerbs

Work

n

pairs.

Can

you

write one verb

for each

etter

of

the afphabet?

=

ask,B

=

buy,

C

=

cotrr,

etc. Compare

erbs

with

another

pair.

Whichpairhas hemost verbs?

Vocabulary

Places n a town

ffi

a

Workin

airs.

Which

f hese

words o

you

know?

hen

o he

exercisen Language

ummary

f f i *z+ .s .

a building

a

house

a

flat

a square

a market

a stAtion

a busstation

a

oark a museum

a thdatre a

cinema

a

hot6l

a cdte

a shop a riistaurant

a bar

a

pub

an airport

a beach

a road

b

Look again

at the

pictures

on

p142.

Take urns

to co ver the

words

and test

your

partner.

Whar 's

picture

n?

It 's

a

hotel .

Listening ndSpeaking

t@f

a

Lookat

photos

1-3. Which

s:

a big

city,

a small own,

a village?

Which

things rom1a

can

you

see n he

ohotos?

. . . . : .

b

-',

-

Listen o

conversations

A-C. Match hem o

the

photos

and

he

things

he

people

alk

about

1-3.

1

wherehe/she

ives ow

2 where is/her

randparents

ive

3

where e/she

ent ast

weekend

S

a

Work n

pairs.

Which

conversation

talksabout hese hings?

t beautifulld

buildings

z aflat

near

a beach

3 a

great lace

o

go

outat night

+ a

place

wo hoursrom

an

airport

5

pubs

hathave ery

good

ood

6

a

good

place

o

go

or

walks

b

Listen gain.

Check

your

answers.

=z:

?,;;

I

,

,

'Eq^

_i-t

:

-1

,ft:t*

;*

'+4'i.r-t;::

..: i'r,i:;

L3?,={F-*.j??+ii;,

eak orms

(3):

prepositions

,,

Remember:we

often say smallwords

(do,

does,

you,

was, were,

can,

etc.)with

a schwa

e/.fhese

are calledweak orms.

ffi

a

ffi:.::

Listeno these

entences

rom

conversationsand

B. Notice

how we say he

prepositions

n

pink.

Are hesewords

stressed?

We ived

here

or

fe/

12

years

nd henwe moved o

/ta/

London.

I stayed t

/at/

home

ali

weekend.

lt's

about wo hours rom

fram/

Corkairport.

And

allof /av/

hehouses

redifferentolours

b

Look

at AudioScript

ff i :::;-

p'160.

isten o

conversations

and

B again.Noticehow we say he

prepositions

nd

he

other

weak orms

n oink.

-ff i

a Work n

groups.

Which

place

would

you

ike o visit:Eyeries,

Brisbane

r Burford?Why?

b Compare nswerswith he

class.

Which

place

s

he

most

popular?

Vocabulary

laces

na own

Grammar

hereslthere

re

: . , , , , , , , , , , , ' , , , ' , , , , , . , , 1 : ,

. ,

4i


10/20

' m e

a

station?

any

shops?

a

hotel?

a

market?

any

good

estaurants?

apark?

a

cinema

r a

theatre?

any

nice af6s?

I

rLl

::.

i..,':t :

i-a,

4

l::

*

2.?:a

k

{}

th e r e

i

s

t h e

e a

r

e

a Fill n he

gaps

n

he ables

with

s,

is,are,

sn't

cr

aren't.

s-inOutar

There

a

nicebeach.

There

a

station,

,,,

there

hotel?

Yes, here

./No,

here

plural

There

lotsof hings

o

do .

There.

any

estaurants.

,

there nygood

Pubs?

Yes, here

./No,

here

i

,

We use

any

n

negatives

nd

questions

ith here

re.

b

What

s

the

PastSimple

of

there

s and

there

are?

c

Check

n'{|ffi|Iffi,

;.':.,:,+.

a

Look

at

thesesentences

bout

Burford.

ill n

the

gaps

with

lhere's,

Thereare,

There

sn't

or

There

aren't.

t

V\ -

T17919re

lotsof

good

shops.

z (X\ T 1-eregn't a station.

q

(X)

s

(X)

6

(/ )

7

(/ )

I

(,X)

an

airPort

near

he town.

b

#ffi";+

EEIilIlMElEEl

isten

nd

practise

he

sentences

n

7a.

Notice

how

we say fhere's

6eaz/

and

there

are

/6eara/.

Get

ready

...

Get

it

right

My

favourite

Place

s:

beautiful/famous

uildings

big/small

arks

a

market

a square

an

airPort

a beach

old/new

houses

interesting

hoPs

a

museum

a theatre

a

cinema

a

station

cheap/expensive

estaurants

nicecaf6s,

ars

or

Pubs

good

hotels

a

Work

in

groups. Tell he

other

students

about

your

favourite

Place.

There

are

otsof

beaut i

u l

'

buildings

and

two

big

parks.

b

Choose

one

of

your

group's

places that

you

would

like

o

visit.

Tellthe

class

why

you

want

to

go

there.

POSITIVE

+)

NEGATIVE

-)

oUESTIONS

?)

SHORT

ANSWERS

ls there

a station

near

your home?

Yes,

here

s.

It's about

ten

minutes

away.

POSITIVE

+)

NEGAIVE

(- )

oUESTIONS

?)

SHORT

ANSWERS

lfff Cnoose our avouriteown,city or village n

7

you,

country

not

he

one

you're

n now)'

Tick

I ttre hings

n

he box

hat are

n

his

place

and

,

cross

out

he

hings

hat aren't.

re

1

:

U

a

marketevery

weekend.

any

ive-star

hotels.

a theatre.

lots of

nice caf6s.

an

interesting

useum.

fff

a

Look

at

the

able.Complete

uestions

-8 , ', -

Is there

or

Are

there.

places

ear

mY

home

1

z

4

b

Think

about

places

near

your

home'

Put

yes

or

no

in he

me column.

c

ffiea

f,[ [l[ l[[[ l

Listen

nd

Practise

he

questions

n 8a

and

he

short

answers.

Is therea stition? Arethereanyshops?

d

Work

n

pairs.

Ask

and

answer

he

questions

n

8a '

Write

es

or

no

in the

my

partner

column.

Continue

the

conversation

f

Possible.


11/20

A

new

home

Vocabulary

ooms

ndhingsn

a

house

Grammarow

much.. ?

and owmany..

7,

some, ny,

QUICK

REVfEW

there islthere

are Work in

groups.

Talk

about the

good

and bad things

about the town

or

city

you're

in

now.

Use fhere is,

here

are,

there Lsn't,

and there

aren't.

Vocabulary Rooms nd hingsna house

ParkRoad

M137ED

Large lat

80m2)for

ent

in ci ty

centre.

On quiet

street ear tat ion

nd

park.Large i tchen,

l iv ing

oom,

bathroom,

two bedrooms,

mal l

balcony.No

garden.

Rent;

B00

per

month

ffi

AeaA he

advert

and

ook

at the

plan

of the

lat.

Match

he words

n

bold o

A-E

on

the

plan.

ffi

Uatcn

hese hings

n

a

house

o 1-20

on he

plan.

firniture

7 a

double

6d

70

a single

ed

a fridge

a ccjffee

able

a bath

a sh6wer

a cooker

a

toilet

a sink

a desk

a

plant

a sofa

an armchair

a wishing

machine

a wdshbasin

a tAble

a chair

a cJpboard

a

shelf

ffi

tooXagain

at the

advert

and

he

plan

of the

lat.

Answer

these

questions.

1 How

much

space s

here?

80rn2

2 What's

he

postcode

f the

lat?

3 How many

bedrooms

re

here?

4 How

much s

he rent?

5 How many

chairs

are

here n

he

kitchen?

6

How

many

plants

are here?

7 How much

urniture

s

here n

he

iving oom?

Make

a

list.

?:1

7j;,=-7;

,7

?4

:

l=

27.=

t

;,:",.a

How

much .. . ?

and How many

... ?

ffi a Whichof thesenounsarecountableC)?Which

areuncountable

U)?

table

C bedroom

furniture

people

money

chair

space time

plant

b Look

againat the

questions

n

3. Then

complete

the rules

withHow much

.. ? or How many

.. ?.

r r

We use

:

We

use

with

plural

ountable ouns.

with

uncountable

ouns

c ChecknVj:11,7.:;1i137?

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12/20

Listening

nd Speaking

ffl

a

ffi&et

Johnand

hiswife,

Becky,want

o find

a

flat.Listen

to their

conversation

with the estate agent.

Put

the things they

talk

about

in order.

a the furniture7 c

the kitchen

e the

rent

o the bathroom

d the bedrooms

f shops

b Listen again.Are these sentences rue

(T)

or

false

(F)?

1 There's

ome

urniture

n he lat. f

2 There's

a

TV in the

flat.

3

The

estate

agent says

here are wo big

bedrooms.

+

John and

Beckyhaven't

ot

any children.

s The

estate

agent says

here sn't a cooker.

0 Therearen'tany

shops

near he la t.

7 John and

Becky

don't

want o see

he lat.

W*L*

qEV#

&*&7,&,?f2A*

ome,

any,a

a

Fil l

n he

gaps

withHow much

or How

1any.

T\/q aro ihoro in vnr r1

plural

countable

ouns

Thereare

sorne

chairs.

We haven't

ot

chi ldren.

n t

E

Lt v t v

c hnnq ?

uncountable

nouns

We'd ike

,, . -

-

information.

I haven't

ot

any

_

money.

l ^ + h ^ r ^

l J U l u t u

turniturei

HSI*Ifi

'rdfifiT

{#Hfi

k S 4 H X H H H X X X H X g X X X X

peopte v.e.inour' orne?

roomsare here?

furnitures theae:in

oui

l ivinq

oom?

home?

:

time

do

you'

pend

watcnrng

v

everyoay

a

g

3

pictures

re here n

vour

bedroom?

7

-:-*;-,'.'.,,- -

timedo

you

spend

cleaning

hehouse very eek?

r : , . S

s

H , , X , X

X , X X .

S

, S . X . { . , K

, X

S , X , : { ,

, .

-

---- . - . ; . , . - - ,

; , ; ; ;

r ; , . i ; ;

-, . - ' --*-;--

;- ' . i ' ---

:

o

s*

f,[l [iEEEI@

Listen nd

check.

Listen

gainand

practise.

Copy he stress.

low

many

p1ople

t'iven

your

h6me?

c

Work

n

pairs.

Ask and

answer

he

questions

n 5a. Are anyof

yourpartner's

answers

urprising?

fi

a Fil l n he

gaps

n he

ablewithsome,any

or a.

,

singular

:

countable

ouns

+ t T h e r e ' s a c o o k e r .

-

| nere sn

TV.

?

L- lac i t nn t

shower?

7a. Notice

he way we say some.

There's cooker.

There re some

sam/

chairs.

a Johnand

Beckynow

ive n he lat.

Read heir

phone

conversation.

ill n he

gaps

withsome,

any or a.

BECKvHi.

I'm

at

the supermarket.

avewe

got

1

any

bread?

;ouN

Yes,we've

got

2

.-,..

bread,

but we

haven't

ot

3

butter.

B

J

B

J

OK. So we

need

a

butter.

Is

there

5

milk?

No, there

sn't. And we

need

6

Right. Have we

got

8

,,

fruit?

meat and

t

. , , , , , .

.gg t .

7e1ve

got

e,,.

big bag

of oranges,

but we

haven't

got

10

,

apples.

e

OK,

I ' l l

get

11

more

fruit. And

12

.

cheese.

1

And can

you get

13

big bottle

of wate r too?

B Yes, OK. See

you later. Bye.

u

ffi*e

Listen nd

check.

t

s - r , - - - ^ t - - A ^ r : r - - :

t

Get

ready

..

Get

t right

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groups.

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p106.

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p11'1.

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we

use

some andany?

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practise

hesentences

n

b

c

:

,


13/20

RealWorldwhat ales ssistants

say;

hat

ustomersay

Vocabulary

hops;hingsobuy

. - , , , . , , { ,

I love shopping

:4,)

ffi

a

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n

pairs.

Which

f hesewords

do

you

know?

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p1*,2.

a bobkshop

a cl6thes

hop

^ ^x^ '^ ^x ^^

a snoesnop a

supermarket

a kiosk

a

newsagent's

a depdrtment

tore

a

post

office

a bank

a ch6mist 's

a biitcher's

a baker's

b

Work in the

same

pairs.

Think

of two

things

you

can buy

or do in

each

place.

You

can buy

books and

birthday

cards

n

a bookshop.

Can help

you?

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ffi Wort


14/20

: '

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:

. : ,

tlr.

REAL

WORLD

What

customers ay

a

Fill

n he

gaps

with he

phrases

n heboxes.

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Do

you

sell

l'll have

Can

I have

SAYING

HATYOU

WANT

lave)/ou

gql,

any

guide

books o r London?

fourstamps or Europe,

lease?

,

suitcases?

thisone,

please.

your

help that'sall

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ou

How

much s

Howmuch

ar e

a

Clare

s now on

the second

floor of

the

deoartment

store.

Read

he conversation

an d

choose

the correct

words.

SALES

SSISTANT

o

you

tbauel@idSany

help?

cLARE

Yes.

lease.'d

l ike

to

bu)-a

sui tcase.

sA

Yes, hey're

over

ztheirlthere.

c

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yes.How

much3islarethey?

sa The bigaonelones re 55 and the small

5

onelones

re

,40.

c OK.

6lll ' l lhave

this

small

Tonelones,please.

SA Sure.

sDol'Would

you

like anything

else?

c No, that's

e

euery

all,

thanks.

se

OK,

lothatlthat's

d40,

please.

c

llHere

you

arelHere

are

you.

sA

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you. Your

12pin

numberlnumber

pin,

please.Right,

here's

your suitcase

and

your

13

changelreceipt.

Have a

nice day'

c

You too.

Bye.

se

Goodbye.

b Work

in

pairs.

Practise

he conversation.

Take

urns to be

the sales

assistant.

ASKING

BOUT

PRICES

this

map?

these

amps?

OTHERUSEFUL

PHRASES

No,

Thanks or

thanks.

u

l l

'We

useone

n

place

f a singularoun:

AWould

ou

ikea bag? B No, hanks.

've

got

one.

Weuse

ones

n

place

f

a

plural

oun:

A

How

muchare

heseamps?B Thebig onesare 25.

b

check

n

f,t$@t[@

pt++.

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f,[[[l [ l[flE[

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practise

he sentences

in

6a.

lave

youg6t

any

giiae

bdoks

orL6ndon?

ffi

a Workin

ew

pairs.

Write

conversation

n

a deoartment

tore.

b

Practise

he conversation

ntil

you

can

remember

t.

c Work

n

groups

of

four.Take

urns

o say

your

conversations.

isten o

the other

pair's

conversation.

hatdoes

he customer

uy

and

how

muchdoes

he/she

Pend?

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15/20

What

to

wear

Vocabularylothes;olours;

plural

ouns

Skills eading:

magazine

rticle

QUICK

REVIEW

Shops Write

a

list

of shops.Work

in

pairs

and compare ists.

Who has

morewords?

Tell

your partner

he last

ime

you

went o

shops

on

your

ist.What

did

you

buy

here? went

o a

supermarket

wo

daysago.

bought ... .

I I haven't

ot

2 l 've

got

3

| neeo

+ | haven't ot

5 | want o buy

o I haven't

ot

7 I 've

got

b Whichsentences re

rue or

you?

Comparewith

a

partner.

a Before

ou

read,check hese

phrases

with

r r n r r r i o a n h o r

designerclolhes

fashionmagazines

try on sendback

b Read the article. Match

paragraphs

1-3 to the

people

n the

photos.

,&1

{a''?a

::-

:z'?,&

,:

E

F;

.

,

s

Do

you

think what

you wear is important?

talked to three

people

from different countries

find out what they think about clothes, shoppi

the internet - and, ofcourse, shoes

?.

like

looking

good

and

I

spend a

lot of money on clot

and shoes. I'm a sales

manager for

a software

company,

what I wear at work is

important. I

do a

ot of

shopping onli

because tt

quick

and easv.

And if

vou

donl like

someth

you

can send

t

back.

I

buy a

lot ofshirts and I love design.

clothes.They're expensive,

ut they look

great.

Yes,what

wear is important to

me

-

and

to my

girlfriend

4

I

don't

like

shopping

for clothes and I don't think

w

people

wear is very important. When I

go

shopping,

or l

buv the clothes

I need

and that's all.

The last time I

clothes shopping was about two months ago. bought a nic.r

blue

jumper

and

five

pairs

of socks

I

usually

wear

the

thing every day

-

jeans,

a

T-shirt and trainers.

Ald I

real:,

hatebuying shoes I've only

got

three

pairs

+ Oh,

I

really

love

clothesl

read all the fashion

magazinei

and I watch

programmes

about clothes on TV. Ald I lor*

buying shoes

-

I've

got

about

fiIty

pairs

at

home And I

lor-t

shopping with

my friends. We

go

into town every Saturdar

and look at all the

new

clothes.

I never buy clothes onlinr

because

you

can't try

them on before

you

buy them. Nes

weekend

I want to buy a dress

for

a

party

-

and some nen

shoes, fcourse

ff i

a Fil l n he

gaps

with

sorne,

ny or a.

whiteshirts,

black

eans.

new

pair

of trainers.

blue ui t ,

Drown noes.

shorts.

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e l V L l l 9 O . r

r q , r r r g v g r v v g d l ' ,

grey prnk

light

reen

ff i

a

Some

nouns

ook

plural,

ut hey

mean

ffi

WorXn

pairs.

Which

f hesewords

o

you

know?

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nQ&ffiffi

; 'xaZ.

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ieans

a oress

snoes

a suit

a skirt a

Limper

trainers

a

acket

a

hat

a tie boots

socks

a T-shirt

a top

a coat a

cap a shirt

ffi

l,ttatcnhese

words o

colours -'12.

white

4

black

red

blue

yellow

brown

orange

purple

dark

green

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4

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a Writeists or

you.

1 clothes nd

colours usually

ear

z

clothes nd

colours sometimes

ea r

3 clothes nd

colours neverwear

b Work

in

groups.

Tell

other

students about the

clothes and colours

you

wear.

I

usua l l y ea ra

T

somet imes

su i t

n

theweek .

wear

eans .

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al

n

o u

n

s

'one

thing'. Look

at these

examples.

Ihose

jeans

are nice.

(=

1

thing)

Where

are

ffiy

shoes?

(=

2 things)

b Which

of these nouns

can mean

one

thing'?

Which

can be singular?

jeans

shoes socks

shorts

boots trousers trainers

I i :

,

We

can usea

pair

of

...

with both

ypesof

plural

noun:

've

got

a

pair

of

red

eans/shoes.


16/20

:

lead

the art icle again.

Fil l n the

gaps

with

Ronnie,

-::nerine

or Samantha.

Samanth?,,

as

a

lot

of shoes.

_

doesn'tbuy clotl.es

ery

often.

.

buysclothes

o look

good

at

work.

,,,

buysa

lot of clothes

nline.

neverbuysclothes nline.

: , doesn'thavemanypairsof shoes.

l ikes eading

boutclothes.

: , _ _ , , ,

w e a r s t h e s a m e t h i n g e v e r y d a y .

:.

,,,

l ikesbuyingdesigner lothes.

:

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in

pairs.

Compare answers.

: rk

in

groups.

Discuss hese

quest ions.

,^,

ich

person

rom he

article

s

similaro

you?

Why?

_

-:

you

ike

shopping

or clothes?Why?/Why ot?

.

, ' ,

hai's

your

avourite lothes hop?Whai

do

you

-.sually

uy

here?

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and

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words' isten

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practise.

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shorts

walk

four

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work

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n

pairs.

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letters

n

bold.

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thewords n he

able.

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tall

word August

birthday

person

bought

divorced

skirt

I

I

I

I

I

I

i

I

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I

b

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and

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pairs.

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the

etters n bold

n

hese

words.

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he same

S)

or different

D)?

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shorts

strawberry

t daughter

poor

S

2 boring

furniture

g

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German

4 mornrng

always

s thirty surname

/z:/

shirt

Thursda.y

6 sport

early

z dirty

water

g

first

burger

9 tal l

f loor

10 awful

boring

^9 ,A

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b

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and check.

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again

and oractise.

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and

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ork

Grammar

resent

ontinuous:

ositive

nd

negative,

uestions

nd hort nswers

QUICK

REVIEW

lothes

Write

allthe clothes

you

know.Work n

pairs

and compare ists.

Then ell

your

partner

about

your

avourite

clothes:

've

got

a reatty nice

btack

jacket.

I bought

t in Mitan.

. . :

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'ffff

a

Work n

pairs.

Which f these

words

do

you

know?

hen o he

exercisen

W*


18/20

questions

nd short

' , ,

P resen tCor r t inuous:

ANSWCTS

subject

verb+rng

Frank cal l ing

from?

the axi moving?

ffimffiffi

Listen

nd

practise

he

:=rtencesn3a.Copyhestress.

'

.vaiting ar a taxi.

a

Lookat

picture

.

Liz

s alkingo Danny.

t 's

:

55

a.m.

Put heverbs n

he Present

ontinuous.

z

Danny,are

you

busy?

..\Ny

\flell, er,

1

'm

wilting

(write)

a

letrer.

z Can

you

akenotes

t the meeting, lease?

..rxv

'Why

me?Look,

Bob

2

:l-re

ewspaper.

sk

him.

(read)

b Write

posit ive

and

negativeshort answers

or

these

quest ions.

t Am I workinghere oday?

Yes,

you

are

,/No.

2

ls

Janetanswering

er

phone?

Yes,

./No,

3 Are hey

having he meeting

ow ?

Yes,

c

Check

n

/No,

' , , | ,.,,.:.,,:t '

'

,,

Who signs

he contract, o

you

hink Janet

or Frank? isten nd

check.

a

l t 'snow

6.30

p.m.

Frank

s alkingo hiswife,

Karen, n

he

phone.

Make

uestions

n he

Present ont inuous.

FRANK HiI

It's me.

KAREN

Hello, love.

you

/ work /

late

his

evening?

Are

you

working

late this evening?

FRANKNo,

I'm havi ng a drink wit h

Liz. I s igned he

Tamada contract oday.

KAREN Oh, that's

antastic

2you

/ have a

nice

ime

?

FRANK

Yes, hanks.

3Yrhat

I

you

do ?

KAREN

'm making dinner.

FRANK

athe

kids / d o / their

homework ?

KAREN

Er . . . no, they're

ot .

FRANK

s'What

/ they

do ?

KAREN They're watching

TV.

b

,'.,,, '. ',,;:,

Listen and check.

c

':""'"',: ': i,t ', ', '

f f i

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practise

the quest ions n 11a. Copy the stress.

Are

you

working ate

this evening?

Get

ready

..

Get

t

right

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groups.

roup

p'107.

roup

p112.

f f i

H e -

r-.:t

V.ll, I

s

:rom

New York.

:

They

6

)anny.

I t 's

5.00 a.m.

' . rv

OI( , OK,

I7

' r o m ?

(not

read)

he newspaper.

(study) he business ages.

(wait)

or

a

phone

call

(not

work) in

New York now,

there

(go)

now. Which

Listen

nd check

your

answers.

:rk

in

pairs.

t 's 10.05

.m.Whatare hese

people

-

ng now,do

you

hink?

,anet

3 Danny

TheTamada rothers q Frank

rh ink

anet 's

av ing meet ing .

I t 's now 10.15

.m.

Frank

s

phoning

Liz.

Listen

^d

answer

he

quest ions.

rrVhere

s Frank alling rom?

s

the axi

moving?

Are hey

having he meeting

ow ?

',{hat

s

Danny

doing?

What

s Frank orngat the

end of the

phone

call?

ff i

a WriIe

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and

4 from

in he able.

question

auxiliary

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snowing

a cycle

b

take he

bus/coach

C WAIK

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e fly

\

f drive

g

take he rain/tube/

tram

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hrases

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resent

impler

Present

Continuous

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USUALLY

EA R

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ty now.

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and

l inks.

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REVIEW

resent

Continuous

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six

actions

ptay

ennis,

watch V,

etc.).

Work

in

pairs.

Thke

urns o mime he actions o

your

partner.

He/She

guesses

what

you

are doing:

A Are youplaying ennis? B Yes, am.

Vocabulary

nd Speaking

Types f

transport

ffi

a

\Nork

n

pairs.

Whichwords o

you

know?

Check

ew

words nV{lffi|fEiFiTf fiJZ

''2".r.'.

a car

a

plane

a train a thxi a bus

a tram a

bike a scooter a boat

a motorbike

a ferry a coach

b

Put hewords

nto wo

groups: ubl ic

transport

nd

private

ransport.Some

words

can

go

in both

groups.

c Work

n

pairs.

Compare

roups.

Are hey

the same?

ffi

a Match

phrases

1-7Io a-g. Check

n

ti"fii ;f|{ ,f;ffi-ffi

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the

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ams

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ondon his

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today I

3

I 4

I 5

laptop.

6

(work)

in

the city, but

(work)

at

home

(sit)

n the kitchen and

,

(write)

emails on my

(not

work)

she

, ,

they

Eve ormally

today?

(do)

TV

in

he day?

watch)

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mple or Present

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go

by train,but l'm

taking

'e

bus

oday.

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he

ro alkabout hingshathappen

every

ay/week/month,

tc.

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he

to alkabout hingshat

ar e

rappening ow.

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nple

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or the Present

lont inuous

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often

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he

moment

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4

. _ _ _ _ -

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,

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practise.

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pairs.

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answer

he

questions.

'lfhat

does Maddv do?

She'san accountant.

b

c

ffi

a Read

what

someother

people

aredoingon the same

day.

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verbs

in he

Present

impleor Present

Continuous.

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I'm

an accountant and I

1

y.u-qtK-

work)

for a

bank.

I

usually

l

l

ll

i

at home

very

often, so

I'm

h"ppy

it7

(snow)

oday

BvE

On Mondays

we usually

8

(drive)

o'sfimbledon and

,,

(visit)

some riends.But we

10..

.

(stay)

at home

today

because

of the snow At the moment my husband, Lenny,

11

,

(answer)

his emails

andll2

(watch)

he

news.

Normally I

13,,

(not

watch)

TV in

the day, but

I

want to

know

about

the weather.

fff

a Make

questions

bout

he

people

n 7a. Fill n he

gaps

with

do, does,

is,are

and he correct orm

of

the verb n

brackets.

Maddy

she

do

?

(do)

in the city today?

(work)

at the moment?

do)

at home very often?

(work)

Lenny

and Eveusually on

Mondays?

do )

o ffis+ Listen ndcheck ouranswers.

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