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ENGLISH FILE Beginner Workbook with key

Clive Oxenden

with Jane Hudson

OXFORD

Christina Latham-Koenig

Clive Oxenden with Jane Hudson

SS” 2 /11\ ee SEE

Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden are the original co-authors of

English File 1 and English File 2 UNIVERSITY PRESS

B_ Where are you from?

PRACTICAL ENGLISH How do you spell it?

A Wearen’t English We’re American

B_ What's your phone number?

A’ What’s in your bag?

B Isthat ahat?

PRACTICAL ENGLISH Can | have an orange juice, please?

A Family and friends

B_ Big cars or small cars?

A Breakfast around the world

B Avery long flight

PRACTICAL ENGLISH What time is it?

A She works for Armani

B Lights, camera, action!

PRACTICAL ENGLISH What's the date?

A Can you start the car, please?

B_ what do you like doing?

A What are they doing?

B_ Working undercover PRACTICAL ENGLISH Would you like to come?

A Is there really a monster?

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1 GRAMMAR verb be (singular):

You say goodbye, and | say hello

From the song “Hello, Goodbye” by the Beatles

Complete the conversations Use contractions where possible

1 A Excuse me Are you_ in number 8?

B Yes, _!am_.|l’m Anna Jones

2 A Excuse me Andy?

B Yes, Nice to meet you

days of the week

Write the numbers

2 I’m| You're in class 2

3 You're | You aren’t Hannah

4 You're inroom 4] 5

Š Tim | Tm not Harry

6 See you on Tuesday | Thursday

b "4% Listen and repeat Copy the rhythm P py the hy!

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

/wotz jo: 'nerm/

Nice to meet you

Goodbye | Bye

See you on Friday

/naIs ta 'mi:t ju/

/god'bat/ /bat/

/sỉ: ju pn 'fraide1/

See you tomorrow /si: ju to'mprou/

No country can really develop unless

its citizens are educated

Nelson Mandela

1 B= Where are you from?

1 VOCABULARY countries b Complete the sentences with a country

a Complete the crossword 1 She’s from Zurich She’s from Switzerland

He’s from Paris He’s from Fr

She’s from Moscow She’s from R

He’s from Istanbul He’s from T

You're from Cairo You're from E

She’s from Berlin She’s from Œ

b_ Complete the conversations with %, is, or isn’t 3 PRONUNCIATION /ứ, /aul, /s/, and ii

1A ”:- a Paulo from Spain? a Garr Listen and! * the word with a

B No,he_ isnt He from Brazil họ, ` different sound a ®

2 A Where Oaxaca? it in Mexico?

3A Yasmin in the Monday class? x 1 Brazil England

B_No,she She in the Tuesday class fish

4A your name Annie?

B No, it alt Anna

2 hello Poland two

¢ Write the questions Then answer with the information

1 Matt Damon | from the USA? (¥ Boston) 3 six France Mexico

Is Matt Damon from the United States ?

Yes, he is He’s from Boston : Ƒ

No itisn’t.It’sin Japan b_ Listen again and repeat the words

3 Salma Hayek | from Mexico? (W Veracruz)

6 Lublin / in Russia? (X Poland)

Learn these words and phrases

I’m from Warsaw /aim from 'w

Where’s Warsaw? /weoz 'wo1so:/

8 Geneva | in France? (X Switzerland) It’sanice city /Its 9 nats 'siti/

b Listen and repeat the letters

2 VOCABULARY the classroom

a_ Write the words

1 Can you_repeat _ that, please?

2 at the board, please

3 your books

4 Sorry I don’t

5 How do you it?

6 to page 9

3 CHECKING INTO A HOTEL

Complete the dialogue with the words from the list

evening name reservation spell surname room

Good'_ evening_

Hello | have a * What’s your * , please?

Match the questions and the answers

1 Good morning How can I help you? b What time?

OK, that’s fine What’s your name, please?

OK How many people?

Thank you, Mr Anderson So, a table for three on Tuesday at seven?

American women expect to find in their husbands a perfection

that English women only hope to find in their butlers

W Somerset Maugham, English dramatist & novelist

12 Mike’s from the United States

He’s Am n 13 Cédric’s from Switzerland

He’s Sw Ss.

2 PRONUNCIATION /d3/, /t{/, and /j/ ¢ Order the words to make questions

+ : : 1 in 8 we are room

a W1? Listenand write the words in the chart

Chinese Egyptian French German Japanese 2 from wheres he

3 class in 1 are they

5 they England from are

6 Italian Fernanda is

?

b GMa Listen and check Then listen again and fan; Zurich ws Switzerland 3

8 name your whats

?

3 GRAMMAR verb be (plural): we, you, they

a_ Write positive [+] sentences with be Use contractions d_ Match the answers to the questions in ec

a Yes, she is

1 we | from Spain b No, they’re in class 2

We're from Spain c 2 He’s from Portugal

2 you/in my class d _ It’s Jessica

g —— Yes, they’re from London,

4 Carmen /in room 4 h I’m from Cairo in Egypt

1 No, ’mnot from France

2 No, Mary _ isn’t a teacher

4s Rew Tim WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

4 No,Dan —— — English Learn these words and phrases

5 No,T0kyo —— in China Excuse me /1k'skju:z mi/

6 No, he _ American Are you on holiday? /a: ju on 'holede/

7 No, you — any class No, we aren’t We’re on business

8 No,1 _ Brazilian /nao wi q:nt// wIar pn 'biznas/

9 No, they German Lookat the time! /luk ot do taim/

10 No, she from Madrid Werelscs, Awa leit!

Haveanice day! /hav 9 nats de1/

My cell phone is my best friend It’s my lifeline to the outside world

Carrie Underwood, US singer

1 GRAMMAR

Wh- and How questions with be

a Complete the questions

1 A _Whois Sarah Lawson?

B_ She’s my English teacher

B_ I’mfine, thanks And you?

SA your phone number?

B_ It’s 01279 5529284

B_ [’m from Brazil

7A Mari and Laura today?

B_ They're on holiday in Boston

B_ He’s 27

9A youraddress?

B_ It’s 47 Bank Street

b Complete the conversation Write the questions

A ` What's your name?

B My name’s Brian Halley

What’s your phone number? c

What’s your postcode?

Are you single?

What’s your surname?

What’s your address?

How old are you?

What’s your email?

How do you spell your surname?

f No, l’mnot I’m married

g It’s 63 Green Street

h_ bortega@aefmail.com.

3 LISTENING

LiChecker) Listen to the dialogue at a doctor's

reception Complete the form

Say the phone numbers

SMASH Listen and check Then listen again and

repeat the phone numbers

Gp Listen and repeat the questions

Copy the rhythm

1 What’s your mobile number?

2 How old is Kim?

3 What’s your email address?

4 Are you married?

5 What’s your address?

6 How do you spell your surname?

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

Wow! /Wa0/

Whois he? /hu: 1z hi:/

Hesmy brother /hi:z mai 'brAÖs/

He’s very attractive /hỉ:z 'veri ø'trekt(Iv/

How oldishe? /hav ould 1z hi:/

He’s twenty-six /hi:z 'twenti siks/

Is he married (single)? “1z hi 'meerid ('sipgl)/

How are you? /hau 9 ju:/

I’m fine /aIm faIn/

Thisis(Amy) /01s 1z (‘ermi)/

She’s a friend from work /Ji:z 9 frend fram wark/

See you later /siz ju ‘leito/

What’s your phone number (address / email)?

/wotz jo foun 'nambo (/a'dres/ /‘izmerl/) What's your first name (surname)?

/WD(Z j2: Ÿ3:st neim ('s3:neIm)/

Own only what you can carry with you

Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Russian author

3 A—What’s in your bag?

1 VOCABULARY small things

Complete the crossword

¢ Write questions and answers 3 PRONUNCIATION /z/ and /s/;

2 Whatare they ẹ Ss 2 books — students

They’re keys : snake

1z/ 3 addresses purses

b GME) Listen and @ircl®three more words with /1z/

3 Ee brushes classes coats

Glasses) laptops pencils

phones wallets watches

c Listen again and repeat the words

LiChecker) Listen to the conversations.Circl®the

correct answer

1 a The keys are in his bag

(®) The keys are in his pocket

2 a It’sabook

She has a book in her bag

She has a phone in her bag

His wallet is in his bag

His wallet is on the table

wn Her phone is in her coat

Her phone is in her jacket

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

Whatisit? /wot 1z t/

Whatare they? /wot a: de1/

What's in your bag (pocket)? /\wotz In jo: beg (‘pokit)/

Thave two credit cards /ai hœv tu: 'kredit ka:dz/

TthinkitsanID card /ai Øik Its an at 'dị: ka:d/

œ »

Be happy for this moment This moment is your life

2 GRAMMAR this / that / these / those

a Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those

1 _That is a lovely picture! 2 A Is a good hat?

B No, it isn’t

4 A Are your keys? 5 Look! ’s Martin 6 Wow are good

B Yes, they are Thank you! from our English class glasses!

b Order the words to make sentences or questions

1 these bags are

These are bags ?

2 is what that

3 book isn’t this your

4 postcards my those are

5 your are keys those

6 my aren't photos these

7 that friend is your

8 from where this ¡is

Listen again and repeat the words

Say Listen and repeat the sentences

Copy the rhythm

1 This is my brother

2 What’s that over there?

3 These are my keys and those are your keys

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

How much are these key rings?

/hau mAtƒ d: ði:z ki: rInz⁄/

They’re twenty pounds /dea 'twenti paundz/

That’s expensive! /dzts 1k'spensiv/

beeg/

Is this your bag? /1Z ÖIs jo:

Thankyou /Ozyk ju/

You're welcome /jua 'welkam/

here /hIa/

there /Öe9/

over there /'20vo ðeo/

pence

BUYING LUNCH

Complete the dialogue with the sentences from the list

B Here you are

C Thanks

D Yes, a mineral water

E No, thanks

Barman Who's next?

Sally 1 _ Hi, yes A cheese sandwich and

a Diet Coke, please

Barman Anything else?

Sally ? Barman Ice and lemon with your drinks?

1 VOCABULARY

people and family

a Complete the chart

I’m Any I’m Peter’s wife -

Happiness is having a large, loving family,

in another city

George Burns, American comedian

2 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives; possessive s

a Complete the chart

c¢ Complete the sentences

1 Carmen is Diego’s sister

Diego is _Carmen’s brother

2 Charlotte is Peter's wife

Angela’s on holiday

Those are Amy’s cats

It’s a great phone

This is my brother’s room

//, /e¡/, and the /2/ sound

a TT) Listen and€irclò the word with a

Sophie is Tom’s daughter

Tom’s parents aren’t in the photo

David is Tom’s brother

Alison is David's wife

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

Welcome to our house /'welkam tu a: havs/

babysitter /'beIbisit/

Be good /bi: gud/

Mum (= mother) /mam/ (‘mdo)

I think we have to act like stars because it's expected of us

So we drive our big cars and live in smart houses

Maurice Gibb, the Bee Gees

1

a

VOCABULARY

colours and common adjectives

Write the sentences with a colour

1 Mycaris DER

_My car is red ý

2 _Amelias coatis CABLK

3 His bagis NOWBR

4 Gabriel’s T-shirt is ELUB

5 The boardis HETIW

6 Their house is NERGE

7 Herumbrellais WEYLOL

8 Hishatis OGNREA

Complete the sentences with the

opposite of the bold word

1 Our house isn’t small

3 My girlfriend is very t 4 The English testis d

5 Tom’s sister is b 7 6 This laptop is ch

2 GRAMMAR adjectives

a Order the words to make sentences

3 PRONUNCIATION /u:/ /a:, and /o:/

a SETI Listen and@ircl® the word with a different sound

11 a car have blue u

Thave a blue car : 1 blue juice

2 a it’s expensive camera very 1

boot

3 good theyre children very 5

Ob 2 fast flag father

4 a cheap that’s phone car

5 has a my house red door 3Á 3 old short small

8 watches these nice are „

sứ, 5 are family glasses

xÀ 6 brown tall daughter horse

1 The car is very slow

It’sa very slow car ‘

2 The dictionary is Spanish

SGA Listen to the conversations Cirel® the correct answer

LÊN HS 2/2) Cai @fast b new

2 Itfsa house a beautiful b cheap

3 Hisgirfriendis _ a short b tall

4 Its_ surname a ashort b along

5 Thesmallbagis a £30 b £10

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

Is the car for you? /1z 00 ka: fo ju:/

Yes it’s forme /jes ts fa mi:/

What about the blue Renault? /wot o'bavt do blu: 'renou/

Iprefer the red car /ai pri'fs: do red ka:/

Metoo /mi: tu:/

Perfect /'p3:fIkt/

Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like

a prince, and dinner like a poor man

Adelle Davis, nutritionist

1 VOCABULARY food and crink b What do they have for dinner? Complete the words

2 PRONUNCIATION word stress;

Afi, /a3/, and /g/

a _ f4? Listenandunderline the stressed syllable

cerjelaL potatoes vegeltables chocolate breakfast sandwich sausages yoghurt

b_ Listen again and repeat the words

za

c KU) Listen and@ircl® the word witha

d Listen again and repeat the words

3 GRAMMAR present simple #4] and E!:

|, you, we, they

a Complete the sentences witha [4] or [=] and a

verb from the list

drink eat have like

1 I [=] _don’tlike_ fish

218 breakfast at home

3 You a lot of water

4 My friends [=] healthy food

514) coffee in the afternoon

6 My children alot of fruit

7 We a salad for lunch

8 Idon’t drink tea because I [=] it

b_ Complete the texts with the correct form of the verbs from the list

drink have nothave notlike

’'m Amelie and I'm from France During

the week, |* have _ breakfast ina café

13 a big breakfast, just a croissant |* hot chocolate

lễ tea or coffee

eat notdrnk nothave

My name is Laszlo and I'm from Hungary

1S breakfast with my family during the week, but at weekends we sit down together We ° avery rp

big breakfast: eggs, cheese, meat, and bread 17 coffee, sol have

tea

4 LISTENING

€@ie Listen to six speakers talking about food

Match the speakers with the meals

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

[usually have coffee for breakfast

/at ‘jur3uoli hav 'kofi fo 'brekfast/

Ithink it’s very healthy /a1 O1nk Its 'veri 'helÔi/

at the weekend = /ot 60 witk'end/

during the week = /'djuarin 00 witk/

at home (work) /ot houm (wstk)/

It takes a lot to get people talking in aeroplanes But once they start talking, you can’t shut them up

Chuck Palahniuk, author

1 GRAMMAR present simple [7!:

|, you, we, and they

a Write the questions

1 A We don’t live ina flat

B _ Do you live ina house?

2 A Idon’t want a newspaper

2 VOCABULARY common verb phrases 1

Write the verbs

Jon Oh * you work in London?

Rachel Yes,I* .Iworkinabank

Waitress Excuseme.° youwant acoffee, sir?

Jon Yes, please

Waitress And you, madam?

Rachel No, thanks 1° like coffee

Jon They have tea ” you like tea?

Rachel Yes, |° , Waitress OK One coffee and one tea 10

ina house

3 READING

a_ Read the interview and write the questions in the

correct space

Are you married? What airline do you work for?

Do you have children?

Do you like your job? Where are you from?

Interview with

a flight attendant

1 What's your name?

My name's Jonathan, Jon for short

sentence rhythm and linking

a KUED Listen and€firclò the word with a different sound

b Listen again and repeat the words

c S42) Listen and repeat Copy the rhythm

1 Doyou want_a sandwich?

2 Thave_a brother and he’s _a teacher

3 Ilive_in_ahouse_in_asmall city

5 LISTENING

[S283 Listen to the conversations Cird® the

correct answer

1 She goes to German [Gpanishy classes in the evening

2 They have three | four animals

3 She goes to work by car | train

4 She prefers coffee | tea

5 They eat Italian food at the weekend | during the week

| work for Varig, the Brazilian airline

Yes, | do | work with my friends, and | speak to

a lot of new people every day It’s very interesting

b_ Look at the highlighted words and phrases What do

you think they mean? Check in your dictionary

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

aflight /o flait/

favourite /‘fervorit/

atuniversity /ot jurni'va:soti/

Madam (Sir) /'maedom (s3:)/

Do you want fish or pasta? /do ju wont fif 9: 'pasto/

Do you live near here? /do ju lrv no hi/

1 VOCABULARY the time

a Complete the times

3 It’s past ten

5 It’s eleven

7 It’s past nine

past

2 It’s eight

Complete the conversations

1 A What _time_ is it?

B It’sa to eleven

2 A Excuse me time is it?

B Sorry, [don’t awatch

3 A What time is ?

B a quarter to four

4A me What time is it?

B Sorry 1 know

PRONUNCIATION silent consonants

S749 Listen and cross out the silent consonants

in these words

1 hatf 3 know 5 two 7 what

2 hour 4 listen 6 Wednesday ‘8 write

Listen again and repeat the words

VOCABULARY saying how you feel

Complete the sentences

Find a job you like and you add five days to every week

1 GRAMMAR present simple: he, she, it c Complete the dialogue with do, does, don’t, or doesn’t

Mike Hello, I’m Mike

a_ Look at the chart and complete the sentences i

Sarah _ Hi, I’m Sarah

Mike What' do you do, Sarah?

Sarah I'ma journalist

Mike ? you work for a newspaper?

Sarah No,|? | work for a magazine

Amy Luis Mike Where * you work?

ae aa Sarah | work in different places At home, in the office, in

live in a big city x v

UKE Cats e š Mike ° you like your job?

listen to pop music ⁄ * Sarah Yes, I° It’s really interesting

speak French x v Mike Where” you live?

drink tea x v Sarah | have a very small flat in the centre of the city

Mike ° you have brothers and sisters?

1 Amy _doesn’tlive _ina big city Sarah Yes, | have one brother

3 She to pop music Sarah He works in a shop

4 She French Mike * she have a flat?

5 She tea Sarah No, he ™ He lives with our parents

6 Luis ina big city

7 He cats 2 PRONUNCIATION third person -s

form of the word in brackets gebia

Kate's from Ireland and she’s an English Ss 2 eats speaks wants

teacher in Russia She *_lives (live) in snake

St Petersburg and she * (work)

in a language school in the centre of the city She 1z/ 3 closes teaches relaxes

So (not work) att the weekends:

because the school is closed Kate * like)

Puests lbulsig° (not a b Listen and@ircl® two more words with

zy /iz/ and write them in the chart

Russian very well She (have) a Russian

class in the morning and she” (study) in does finishes goes likes

the evening on her computer She Ê (watch) lives loves watches works

TV at home, but she ° (not

understand) very much She ® (think) closes

Russia is a fantastic country and she * Hz/ teaches

(not want) to go home

c Listen again and repeat the words

3 VOCABULARY jobs and places of work

a Complete the crossword What’s the mystery word?

b Complete the sentences

A factory worker works ina factory =

A writer works at h

A student studies at u

A journalist works for an

A teacher works ina sc

A waitress works inar

A policeman works in the st

1 (work) factory door

2 teacher journalist policeman

3 nurse doctor driver

4 waiter thirsty retired

5 hospital restaurant university

b Listen again and repeat the words

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

Great to see you /greit to siz ju/

party /'parti/

dress /dres/

He’s divorced /hi:z di'vorst/

What does he do? /wot daz hi du:/

He’sadoctor /hi:z 2 'dpkta/

Where does she work? /weo daz fi wark/

She works ina hospital /fi: wa:ks in a 'hpspitl/ Does she speak English at work?

/daz fi spitk 'tnglif at w3:k/

Does she like her job? /dAz Ji laik hs d3pb/

Think in the morning Act in the afternoon

Eat in the evening Sleep at night

William Blake, poet and artist

1 VOCABULARY a typical day b> Write the words in the chart

a Complete the verb phrases abath tebed breakfast acoffee tothe gym

home lunch asandwich toschool to work

| work at night and! sleep

during the day |*_finish

work at eight o'clock in the morning and then | *

2 PRONUNCIATION /j/ sentence rhythm

b Listen again and repeat the words

1 [start work at nine in the morning

2 She hasa coffee at a quarter past ten

3 They havea sandwich ata café

4 You finish work at six thirty

5 We do housework at the weekend

6 He watches TV inthe evening

GRAMMAR adverbs of frequency

Rewrite the sentences Use the words in brackets

1 I get up early (always)

Lalways get up early

2 Yasmin goes to school by bus (usually)

3 You do housework (never)

4 They have fish for dinner (sometimes)

5 Andy has lunch at home (always)

6 I watch TV in the morning (never)

7 We go shopping at the weekend (sometimes)

b_ Look at the chart and complete the sentences

1 Diego never goes to the gym

STEAD Listen to the conversation Mark the

sentences T (true) or F (false)

Olivia gets up early at the weekend

She has a shower before she has breakfast

She doesn’t have a hot drink for breakfast

After breakfast she always does the housework

She usually reads the newspaper after lunch

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

Are you a morning person?

hurry (v)

What time do you get up? /wot taim do ju get Ap/ Ateight o'clock /ot eit 9'klpk/

He gets up at about 9.30

/hi: gets ap ot o'baut nain 'Os:ti/

/ax jus 'moiniy 'psisn/ /hari/

then /den/

before (after) lunch = /bi'fo: (‘arfto) lantf/

untiltwo o'clock /an'tl tu: a'klpk/

often /'pfn/

In my free time | go grocery shopping or to the gym, or | talk on the phone

Amanda Seyfried, American actress

1 VOCABULARY sports 2 GRAMMAR word order in questions:

Write the names of the sports

be and present simple

a Order the words to make questions

where from is Alberto Where is Alberto from eo

how old our teacher is

?

where does work your brother does speak French Emma have a big family do you

is from Italy your girlfriend

what time does go to work she are on holiday Tim and Julia

b the correct question word

(heJ What | When does your brother live?

In Sao Paulo

Where | When | What do you usually have for breakfast?

Cereal, fruit, and coffee

How | Who | What do you spell your last name?

How | How old | What are your children?

Jason’s four and Lucy’s seven

What | When | Where do you go to the gym?

In the morning, before work

BDrwrrnrrrrrrnrnrp

¢ Complete the questions with is, are, do, or does

Are you good at sport?

When you usually meet friends?

your sister married?

your husband play computer games?

How old you?

How your girlfriend travel to work?

Where your teacher from?

you have lunch at work?

3 VOCABULARY 4 PRONUNCIATION /4/ /h/ /eo/, and /au/

common verb phrases 2 a GETS) Listen and@irclé)the word with a different sound Look at the pictures Complete the questions

bh, 2 who holiday when house

3 weekend swim town witch

§(@TEAED) Listen to the interview Mark

the sentences T (true) or F (false)

1 Sarahlikes sportvery much _T _

2 Sarah plays ice hockey

3 She plays every Saturday

4 Her team always wins

6 Her favourite sport is tennis

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

Learn these words and phrases

archery /‘a:tfori/

1 Doyoudo_ sport?

handball “hœndba:l/

2 Doyoug out ona Friday night?

3 Doyoug to theb at ice hockey /aIs 'hoki/

the weekend? rugby /TAgbi/

4 Do your parents t alot? table tennis /teibl 'tenis/

5 Doyouw in the mountains? team /ti:im/

6 Does she pl the p ? players /plelsz/

7 Doyour after dinner? winter sports /'wInta sp2:ts/

8 Doyous ? winamedal /win 2 'medl/

amatch /o met{/

Movies are like an expensive form of therapy for me

Tim Burton, film director

1 GRAMMAR imperatives; object pronouns:

me, him, etc

a Complete the dialogues with a [¥] or ] imperative from the list

buy at go listen open

relax sit use weatch worry

1 A Weneed to hurry

BÍ[†|Reax Wehavetime

2 A \s that film good?

B No, it isn’t [=]_Don't watch it

3 A I'mtired

BS + |e tO Ded! It's late

4 A That’s a beautiful coat!

B It’s very expensive [=] it

5 A Is that pasta for me?

B No, itisn’t [=] it

6 A Canlcome in?

B Yes, of course [+] Please down

7 A \sthis milk OK?

8 A your books on page 32

B Sorry, which page?

9 A Amllate?

B [=] No, The lesson starts in five minutes

10 A to me This is very important

B_ OK What is it?

b Complete the sentences with an object pronoun

You often make dinner for me, but I never cook for

Llike the people I work with, but I never go out with

My grandmother has a mobile phone, but she never uses

I know Jessica’s husband, but I don’t like Where are my glasses? I need to read the newspaper

2 VOCABULARY kinds of films

Write the kinds of film

film

an action

L 2ac 3a dr

4 ana

3 PRONUNCIATION

sentence rhythm and intonation

ay Listen and repeat the sentences

Copy the rhythm

Do you like Daniel Craig?

Yes, | do

Ilike him alot

Ithink he’s great

Do you like action films?

4 READING

a_ Read the love stories and match the paragraphs with the films

Five famous love stories

1_Ghost Molly loves Sam and Sam loves Molly, but he

never says ‘I love you’ Sam dies, and now he is a ghost He watches

Molly every day, but she can’t see him Sam finds a psychic, Ota Mae,

and he uses her to speak to Molly

2 Eliza Doolittle is a poor girl who sells flowers

and Henry Higgins is a university professor He teaches her to speak

English ‘like a princess’ She falls in love with him, but he just thinks she

is an interesting student She is angry and she leaves him

3 17-year-old Rose is on a ship travelling from Ireland

to the United States She is engaged to a rich man, but on the ship, she falls in

love with a poor artist, Jack Dawson But one night, the ship hits an iceberg

4 It’s New York City in the 1950s There are two gangs,

the Jets and the Sharks, and they are enemies At a dance, Tony sees Maria

across the room and they fall in love The problem is a

that Maria’s brother, Bernardo, is the leader of the

Sharks, and Tony is the ex-leader of the Jets

5 It’s World War II Rick Blaine

has a bar in the Moroccan city One night, Rick's

ex-girlfriend, Ilsa, comes into the bar with her

husband, the resistance leader, Victor Laszl6

Victor and Ilsa want to escape from Europe Rick

has documents for two people to travel to the USA,

but he is still in love with Ilsa

b Look at the highlighted words What do they mean? Use your dictionary to check their meaning and pronunciation

5 LISTENING

@@TAZY Listen to the conversation Mark the WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN

sentences T (true) or F (false) Learn these words and phrases

2 James doesn’t like Johnny Depp —— scene_ /si:n/

3 James doesn’t like comedies oo be quiet /bi: 'kwalet/

4 James doesn’t like the Pirates of the Caribbean films _ comein /kam in/

5 Alice likes action films —— talk about something_ /t2:k a'baot 'samÔin/

6 James likes action films _ Dontcry /daont krat/

7 Alice likes Scarlett Johansson "¬ Don’t move /dount murv/

8 James doesn’t like Scarlett Johansson _ kiss /kis/

Idon’tremember /ai dount ri'membo/

nextto /nekst tu/

fourteenth, twenty-third, fifteenth,

SAYING THE DATE

Match the dates

Cover a-h and just look at 1-8 Practise saying the dates

Remember to say the and of, for example, the nineteenth of February Write the answers

1 A What's the date today? (9/3)

TALKING ON THE PHONE

Put the conversation in order

A Hello

L] A HiGloria Listen, now isn’t a good time I’m in a meeting

Can | call you later?

Lia Yes, itis Who’s that?

LJ a oK Speak later Bye

{_] B This is Gloria Webster, from the New York office

L] B Yes, no problem Call me on this number this afternoon

Cis Hello, is that Dave Freeman?