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11 Grammar pronouns pronouns++verb verbbe be Grammar AA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Complete the sentences with a pronoun (I, you, etc.) and ’m, ’re, or ’s ⅷ I’m Jack in level my teacher a cat students trains Jane in room 231 b Rewrite sentences 2–9 with the full forms (not contractions) ⅷ I am Jack in level my teacher a cat students trains Jane in room 231 at the airport at the airport c Test your memory Cover the sentences in a Look at the pictures and say the sentences ⅷ Use contractions 1140 © Oxford University Press 2011 11 Grammar verb be–—and and? ? Grammar verb be Bb AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Complete the conversation with is, are, or am Use contractions where possible ⅷ paula juan paula juan paula juan paula juan paula juan paula juan paula juan paula juan paula juan Hello Hi Is this room 2? Yes Yes I you here for the English class? Yes We you in this class, too? in the same class My name Hello My name Where Paula from Brazil And you? 10 from Madrid in Spain 11 No, I Juan you from, Paula? I9 I you Spanish? 12 not I 13 Who 14 our teacher? Her name 16 15 Diane she American? No, she isn’t She 17 Where 18 They 19 Mexican, but I live in Spain Canadian the other students? in the classroom! We 20 late! b Practice the conversation with a partner ⅷ 2 141 © Oxford University Press 2011 11 Grammar possessive possessiveadjectives adjectives Grammar Cc AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Look at the pictures Complete the sentences with my, your, etc ⅷ This is our hotel name is Michael They’re dogs cell phone number is 555-4242 names are Sue and Sally Is this train? Is this chair? They’re Where’s boots 10 car? name is Peter b Test your memory Cover the sentences Look at the pictures and say the sentences ⅷ 3142 © Oxford University Press 2011 11 Grammar a/an, a / an,the, the,this, this,that, that,these, these,those those Grammar Dd AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Look at the pictures Write the questions with this, that, these, and those Then answer them ⅷ What’s that ? It’s a hotel What are these ? They’re glasses ? TV ? ID card ? umbrella ? coins ? dictionaries b Test your memory Look at the pictures ⅷ and say the sentences A What’s this/that? What are these/those? B It’s a … They’re … ? cell phone ? egg sandwich c Complete the sentences with a, an, or the ⅷ Open the window I don’t know She’s from city in Korea I don’t remember its name Read text and answer Where’s It’s questions hotel? ID card A Is that B No, it’s Please close 4 answer address book? calendar door 143 © Oxford University Press 2011 22 Grammar simple simpe present present ++ and and –— Grammar AA a Write a ⅷ + or – sentence for each picture I don’t smoke They AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 children He a lot of coffee We in that house b Test your memory Cover the sentences Look at ⅷ the pictures and say the sentences c Complete the sentences using the correct form of ⅷ the verb in parentheses He TV Jane and I go to the movies every Wednesday (go) Marco to English classes on Tuesday and Thursday (go) I (not read) in the evening I watch TV My mother (watch) cooking shows on TV British people My brothers I glasses She (do) Amanda Some men 10 Gary a lot of tea (drink) (not cook) her homework in the evening dogs (not like) housework (not do) German (study) 11 My parents in an apartment; they live in a house (not live) 12 Carol She 5144 dinner on the weekend (cook) in an office © Oxford University Press 2011 22 Grammar simple simpe present present ?? Grammar Bb AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Complete the conversation with do, does, is, or are ⅷ rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina rob marina 6 Hi I’m Rob I’m Marina Nice to meet you Do you want a glass of soda? Yes, please Marina that a Spanish name? I don’t know, but I’m not Spanish Where you from? From Brazil, but I live in the US Where you live in the US? In Boston you like it there? Yes, I love it But I miss my family your parents live in Brazil? Yes, and my brother, too How old he? He’s 24 What he do? He’s a student He studies law at a university you a student? No, I teach Brazilian literature Where 10 you work? At Harvard Harvard! 11 you married? Yes, I am Oh 12 you have any children? No, I don’t 13 your husband American? No, he’s Brazilian And what 14 your husband do? He’s a policeman Ah, here he is Lucas, this is … sorry, what 15 b Practice reading the conversation ⅷ your name? 145 © Oxford University Press 2011 22 Grammar a/an a / an++jobs jobs Grammar Cc AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Look at the pictures Write the question and the answer ⅷ What does she do? She’s a lawyer What do? What do? What do? What do? What do? What do? What do? What 10 do? What do? b Test your memory Cover the sentences Look at the pictures and say the sentences ⅷ A What does he do? B He’s a doctor 7146 © Oxford University Press 2011 22 Grammar possessive Grammar possessive s s Dd AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 Nancy Luke an English teacher a soccer player Terry Matt a doctor a music student 10 11 a Look at objects 1–11 Whose are they? ⅷ b Cover the sentences Test a partner ⅷ Write nine more sentences A Whose is this? B It’s Luke’s ball Whose are these? A They’re Matt’s books It’s Luke’s ball They’re Matt’s books 8 10 11 147 © Oxford University Press 2011 33 Grammar adjectives Grammar adjectives AA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Write sentences for pictures 1–10 Use an ⅷ adjective from the box beautiful expensive big long cheap old dirty small easy tall She’s a beautiful actress 10 10 b Test your memory Cover the sentences and adjectives Look at the pictures and say the sentences ⅷ 9148 © Oxford University Press 2011 33 Grammar telling tellingthe thetime, time,simple simplepresent present Grammar Bb AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a What time is it? ⅷ It’s ten after six / six ten b Test your memory Cover the sentences and say the times ⅷ c Look at the clocks and complete the text ⅷ Every day I get up work at seven o’clock I take a shower, and I get dressed I have breakfast at seven fifteen I usually have a big breakfast: cereal, toast, fruit, and coffee I get to I work at a sports center I answer the phone at the front desk and give people the keys to the changing rooms I start work work I have lunch with my coworkers in the cafeteria I usually finish home Sometimes I stay late downtown to exercise I get Then I watch TV I go to bed 10 10 I have dinner 149 © Oxford University Press 2011 55 Communicative Past tense question time A Communicative Past tense question time Dd This morning When you were 10 years old What time / wake up? Where / live? What time / get up? What school / go to? / have breakfast? / like school? What / have? Which teachers / like? What time / leave the house? What / after school? How / get to work or school? What TV shows / you watch? Yesterday Last Saturday What / have for breakfast? / go shopping? Where / have lunch? What / buy? Who / have lunch with? / go out in the evening? Where / be / 6:30 p.m.? Where / go? What / / evening? What / have to eat and drink? / go to bed late? / have a good time? What time / go to bed? What time / go to bed? ? 55 204 55 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 Your last vacation Where / go? Who / go with? How / get there? / stay in a hotel? What / do? ? © Oxford University Press 2011 66 Communicative Apartment Apartmentfor forrent rent Communicative AA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 A a You want to rent your apartment Look at the advertisement that you put in the newspaper and the information about the apartment Try to remember the information HOME PAGE Large apartment for rent Call (212) 555-6388 for more information PROPERTIES FOR RENT Best Buy & Co RENT YOUR PROPERTY MORE ABOUT US b Answer B’s questions B Where is it? A It’s … B How much is the rent? A It’s a month Downtown Rent: $550 a month Quiet, first floor apartment with sunny yard Beautifully furnished with central heating Two large bedrooms + living room with doors to yard Dining room and new kitchen with new stove and fridge Modern bathroom with new shower Five minutes from downtown Good stores and public transportation B a You want to rent an apartment Look at your notebook What questions you need to ask? Where is it? How much is the rent? Is there any furniture? b Call A and ask for information Write A’s answers in your notebook Hello Can you tell me about the apartment? 56 56 Where / ? How much / the rent ? / furniture? / yard? How many bedrooms / ? How many bathrooms / ? / a big living room ? / a dining room ? / a stove ? / a fridge ? / a shower ? / central heating ? / a garage ? 205 © Oxford University Press 2011 66 Communicative Where is it? b Communicative Where is it? BA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 A a Look at picture Ask B questions and draw your six objects in the correct place Where are the books? b Look at picture Listen to B Answer the questions It’s on the … Where’s the mirror? They’re on the … B a Look at picture Answer A’s questions They’re under the … It’s over the … 57 206 57 b Look at picture Ask A questions and draw your six objects in the correct place Where’s the book? Where are the glasses? © Oxford University Press 2011 66 Communicative Don’t say a word c Communicative Don’t say a word CA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 He’s watching soccer They’re playing volleyball They’re having a party They’re arguing He’s eating spaghetti He’s making a pizza She’s driving a fast car She’s teaching English They’re speaking Chinese They’re running a marathon The baby’s crying They’re dancing tango She’s calling her boyfriend She’s doing yoga They’re drinking coffee He’s painting his house He’s playing chess They’re waiting for a bus The dog’s barking She’s taking photos 58 58 207 © Oxford University Press 2011 66 Communicative Find the differences d Communicative Find the differences DA A B 59 208 59 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 Describe your picture to B Find ten differences In my picture a man and a woman are sitting outside They are having coffee Describe your picture to A Find ten differences In my picture a man and a woman are sitting outside They are having coffee © Oxford University Press 2011 77 Communicative Food Foodfamilies families Communicative AA 60 60 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 209 © Oxford University Press 2011 77 Communicative Food questionnaire b Communicative Food questionnaire BA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 a Complete the questions with How much or How many Add two more questions b Interview a partner Put a check [✓] in the right column c Look at your partner’s answers Do you think his/her diet is healthy or unhealthy? Food Questionnaire A lot Some Not much or Not many None sugar you have in your coffee or tea? cups of coffee you drink a day? salt you put on your food? sweets you eat a day? meat or fish you eat a week? butter you put on your bread? eggs you eat a week? water you drink a day? chocolate you eat a week? fruit you eat a day? vegetables you eat a day? 61 210 61 How much ? How many ? © Oxford University Press 2011 77 Communicative What are you going to do? c Communicative What are you going to do? CA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 How many people are going to go home after class? Find out How many people are going to watch television tonight? Find out How many people are going to go to the gym this week? Find out How many people are going to go shopping tomorrow? Find out How many people are going to cook tonight? Find out How many people are going to go to the movies this weekend? Find out How many people are going to go to another country next year? Find out How many people are going to go out tonight? Find out How many people are going to study English tonight? Find out How many people are going to use the Internet this evening? Find out How many people are going to have coffee after class? Find out How many people are going to … How many people are going to … How many people are going to … How many people are going to … How many people are going to … 62 62 211 © Oxford University Press 2011 77 Communicative Pronunciation bingo A Communicative Pronunciation bingo Dd 63 212 63 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 3 6 3 6 3 6 © Oxford University Press 2011 88 Communicative Guess Guessthe thecomparative comparative Communicative AA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 A Russia is colder than Spain Dogs are than cats Swimming is better exercise than walking A sofa is than a chair A Rolls Royce is more expensive than a Ford Driving is than flying New Yorkers are more aggressive drivers than Californians Basketball players are than soccer players Water is healthier than soda 10 Canada is than Brazil 11 The weather in Seattle is worse than the weather in Nashville 12 Italian men are than British men B Russia is than Spain Dogs are friendlier than cats Swimming is exercise than walking A sofa is more comfortable than a chair A Rolls Royce is than a Ford Driving is more dangerous than flying New Yorkers are drivers than Californians Basketball players are taller than soccer players Water is than soda 10 Canada is bigger than Brazil 11 The weather in Seattle is than the weather in Nashville 12 Italian men are more stylish than British men 64 64 213 © Oxford University Press 2011 88 Communicative What you know about the US? b Communicative What you know about the US? BA AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 Where’s the busiest US airport? a Dallas b Atlanta c Los Angeles Which food is the most popular? a sushi b hamburger c burrito Which is the biggest city? a San Francisco b New York c Chicago Which is the largest lake? a Lake Superior b Lake Michigan c Lake Erie Which state is the warmest? a Maine b New York c Arizona Which is the most popular tourist attraction in New York City? a Central Park b Times Square c Ellis Island What is the most popular free time activity? a shopping b watching TV c reading What is the most popular sport? a football b baseball c golf Which is the oldest university? a University of New York c Yale University b Harvard University 10 What is the most common foreign language that people learn? a Spanish 65 214 65 b Japanese c German © Oxford University Press 2011 88 Communicative Make your own “experience” present c Communicative Make your own “experience” present CA a Make your own “experience” present Fill in the blanks with your own ideas AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 Are you looking for an amazing present? Write your name or the name of your company Write a verb in the -ing form, for example, cooking, flying, driving Write a verb phrase, for example, spend a day with a famous person, ride a horse Write a price Write a person, for example, your mother, your best friend Draw a picture of your present in the box b Try to “sell” your present to other students Do you like …? Would you like to …? •1 has the perfect original present for you! • Do you like ? • Would you like to • For only experience to 66 66 ? you can give this unique 215 © Oxford University Press 2011 88 Communicative Mime the phrase A Communicative Mime the phrase Dd 67 216 67 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 drive carefully play soccer aggressively get dressed quickly work hard eat noisily play chess well speak English badly wake up slowly sing beautifully dance badly draw (on the board) well close the door quietly walk proudly ask for a coffee politely drink fast say good–bye sadly © Oxford University Press 2011 99 Communicative Where Wherehave haveyou youbeen? been? Communicative AA A B 68 68 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 ✓ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✓ 217 © Oxford University Press 2011 99 Communicative Have Haveyou youever ever…? …? Communicative Bb AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File11Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 Have you ever What kind of car? (be) in a very expensive car? Have you ever What class? (go) to sleep in class? Have you ever Who? (meet) a famous politician? Have you ever Which one? (read) a newspaper or magazine in English? Have you ever Why? (speak) to a tourist in English? Have you ever What did you make? (cook) for a lot of people? Have you ever Which one? (be) near a dangerous animal? Have you ever What for? (win) an award or medal? Have you ever What show? (be) on TV? Have you ever Which one? (call) a radio or TV show? Have you ever Have you ever 69 218 69 © Oxford University Press 2011 ... ? 14 13 12 11 42 42 10 19 1 © Oxford University Press 2 011 22 Communicative Who’s who? A Communicative Who’s who? Dd A AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File1 1Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American. .. sentences ⅷ 16 16 15 5 © Oxford University Press 2 011 11 Communicative Costume Costumeparty party Communicative AA 36 36 AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File1 1Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American. .. partner ⅷ 2 14 1 © Oxford University Press 2 011 11 Grammar possessive possessiveadjectives adjectives Grammar Cc AmericanEnglish EnglishFile File1 1Worksheet Teacher’s Activities Book American Photocopiable