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Americfrrl tuffiHsh Student Book Clive Oxenden Chri sti na Latham-Ko enig Paul Seligson oxroRD FCGe American English File Student Book I Clive Oxenden Chri stin a Latham - K o enig Paul Seligson oxroRD LTNIVERSITY PRESS Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden are the original co-authors of English File (pub 1996) and English File (p,tb.1997) Contents Grammar I uice to meet you verb E l'm notAmerican, verb 6e l-l and 6e pronouns: /, you, elc tll t0 E I Pronunciation numbers vowel sounds, word stress ttis name, her name possessive adjectives: my, your, turn off your cell phones! o elc I an,plwals, I thot I these lthose personal information the alphabet, the classroom, common objects, vowel sounds Completing a form 14 Rrvrrw & What you remember? What can you do? l6 [l Cappuccino and fries simple present !, and t8 Sl when Natasha meets Csrcr 25 26 2B 50 32 34 and laul B $ - verb phrases, irregular plurals consohant sounds, third person -s simple present I common verb phrases consonant sounds An artist and a musician alon+iobs lobs consonant sounds nelatively famous possessrve s family consonant sounds Darren 24 /erl Pnncncnl Erclrsn On a plane Wnrnrc 22 vowel sounds classroom language l3 20 -20, days of the week numbers 20-1,000 this t2 I countries and nationalities, l'm Canadian! Vocabulary PRncrrcnl EHcr.rsn At a hotel An informal e-mail/ letter What you remember? What can you do? Rrvrrw & Wnnruc Crrcx ffi Prettywoman ffi Wake up, get out of bed adjectives adlectives, uery vowel sounds telling the time, simple present daily routine the letter o ffil rne island with a secret ffil OnthelastWednesdayin adverbs of frequency time words and expressions the letter h prepositionsoftime the date word stress, /d/ and /0/ August 56 Pnncrrcnl Euclrsn ln 57 Wnrrtltc 38 Rtvrrw & Cttscx A 40 a coffee shop A magazine article What you remember? What can you do? i I r Ii, r r I: : r II : : : I : : :: a : I : a ' : I : r:lr:l::ll:l:lrllrl: ]:].:],ll-] ]]]:]i.:]: 1.::: r'.'r I can't dance - can men Iove it! I con't like+(uerb+-ing) 42 Shopping 44 Fatal attraction? obiect pronouns: me, you, him, 46 Are you still mine? possessive pron ouns: mine, yours, elc verb phrases sentence stress free time activities /4/, sentence stress love story phrases hl must( rhyming words word formation sentence stress and lil etc Pnncncru Ercusx 49 Wnlnruc 50 Revtsw & Cnrcr 52 I who were they? simple past of De: was 54 fl Sydney, here we come! simple past; regular verbs past time expressions -edendings I I cirls'night out simple past: irregular verbs go, hove, get sentence stress ruurder in a mansion simple past: regular and irregular irregular verbs simple past verbs 48 s6 58 60 ln a clothing store Describing a friend What you remember? What can you do? Pnncrrcnl Euclrsx ln 6l Wnrrnc 62 Rrvtsw & Cttscx f were a gift shop Avacation report What you remember? What can you do? 64 66 68 70 [l fl B I Grammar Vocabulary n house with a history there houses and furniture ldl n night in a haunted hotel there wos I there were prepositions of place silent letters trtlghtmare neighbors present continuous verb phrases verb + -ing NewYork, NewYork simple present or present continuous? places in a city place names 72 Pnncncm Encusn On the street 73 Wnltrnc Rrvtrw & 74 Ctrcx is I there ore about you? S and lul,sentence stress A postcard What you remember? What can you do? Htr Wtratdoesyourfoodsay ol an,somel ony 78 Pronunciation food, countable / uncountable the letters eo nouns Xowmuchwaterdowe howmuch I howmany?, really need? quantifiers: o /ot, not much, elc drink lwl,lvl, and lbl [N Tradingvacations be going to (plans) vacations sentence stress 82 [l lfs written in the cards be going to (ptedictions) verb phrases lul, ful, and 84 Pnncucnl Euclrsx At a restaurant 85 Wnlnrc 86 Rrvrrw & 8B ffiX The true False Show comparative adjectives personality adiectives /ar/, sentence stress 90 ffi superlative adiectives the weather consonant groups woutd tike to I tike adventures sentence stress adverbs common adverbs adjectives and adverbs 80 92 ffi Cxscr lrl lnstructions What you remember? What can you do? fnehighestcityinthe world Would you like to drive a Ferrari? 94 ffi fhey dress well but drive badly 97 Pnnclcnt Enclrsn Wnrruc 9B Rsurw & Cnecx 96 roo [l 102 tr Io4 ! Going home Making a reservation What you remember? What can you do? Before we met present perfect been to sentence stress l've read the book, l've seen the movie present perfect or simple past? past participles irregular past padiciples Grammar Quick grammar check for each File l06 ! Vocabulary, Pronunciation Quick check of vocabulary, sounds, and word stress 108 Communication I 14 Audioscripts 122 Grammar Bank I40 I54 VocabularyBank 156 Sound Bank lrregular verbs Look out for (@D This shows you where to find extra material for more Practice and review erb ,€ - , pronouns: l, you, elc " numbers -20, days of the week r V I P vowel sounds, word stress Hi, l'm Tom What's your name? I SAYING HEttO I.l a Listen and read Number the pictures 1-4 A;:Hit.l'm Tom What's your name? B:::Aiina,,: Ar::Sdiry? B z rrAnn;t a''Xi;,.Dad This is Dave f, ,f-fi:tto Nice to meet you c,.,Niae,to meet You A:l,G:Ood evening What's 3,.,,\4y, name's A your name? janet Leigh You're in room A,:;LII|Ig,)ohn How are you? B':iI'm fine, thanks And you? A::Ilm' OK, thankyou BATE5 MOTEL Good Good Good b Write the words in the chart OK H+ I'm Hello My name's thank vou Hi c Listen again and repeat Copy the rhf,thm d e 1.2 Role-play the dialogues with the sound effects Introduce yourself to five other students Hello- l'm Antoniol-\ what's your name? ,- ? _!_j11l't1to verb re El, a Complete the sentences thanks Fine GRAMMAR t""t vou morning afternoon evening + 12:00 12:00-6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m + pronouns with are, is, or am : I-Tom I'm Tom My name's lanet Leigh = My name Janet Leigh in room You're in room = You O p.122 Grammar Bank the exercises lA Read the rules and Try to remember the names in your class Say He's / She's PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds, word stress e Write the words from c in the chart f In pairs, write two more words in each column 4ooo6 ffi\ ffinL -) Englishr:fild:ii6uii{llpiitures help your pronunciation 1.5 /5 A Listen and repeat the words and sounds ? ffiba mHffi boot train fish tree cat it he am this she I bike I I you they trf Wo rd,stli3$j::il:rrm po rta nt Underline the stressed syllable in these words Listen and repeat the numbers 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1g 20 b c O p.la0 Vocabulary Bank Numbe-rs Do part I'7 Listen \&/here are they? Write 1-4 in the boxes I my @@ ' 12345678g10 Hi thanks 1.5 a I t.4 Write these words in the columns above Listen and check Repeat the words name VOCABUTARY numbers I-20 E cafe I hotel taxi E d airport Gate number dollars cents - Room - Road Townsend Listen again Write a number in each blank SAYING GOOD.BYE a 1.8 Listen and number the phrases 1-6 Good-bye I Bye tr Good night I See you I See you on Saturday I See you tomorrow I l.e Complete the days of the week with a CAPITAL letter Listen and repeat WF M M ondav, -uesday _ednesday -hursday _riday , l'5 Listen and check \A4rich two words are not stressed on the first syllable? -aturday -unday G verb be ! and Lfl v Where are you from? P l'm lrish l'm from Dublin I VO CAB a How you say b O p.l+l Vocabulary Bank Countries ond notionolities !'t0 Where's the stress? Listen and underline the c U LARY countries and nationalities your country your language two countries near you in English? TISTENING a t.l3 & SPEAKING Listen and number the pictures 1-4 stressed syllable Listen and repeat Iapau |apanese Germany China German Italy Italian American Mexican the United States Mexico d In pairs, the quiz Chinese =p6 Il Listen again and complete the dialogues l AAreyou B ? No, I'm I'm from Vancouver A \A4rere are you from? B We're from A Are you on vacation? - We're on business B No, we aren't A Where's she from? Is she B No, she isn't.-.She's She's from Buenos Aires 4A B Mmm, delicious Is it No, it isn't It's c Repeat the dialogues -? - espy the rhythm d In pairs, look at the pictures -? Role-play the dialogues - GRAMMAR verb re E and E VOCABUTARY a Complete the chart Short answer you American? No, Negative I I American they from Korea? Yes, they - No, she she Brazilian? he on business ? She Brazilian Yes, he - b O p.t22 Grammar Bank I B Read the rules and the exercises clock b b iLl] ffi\ d e\S{A computer bb O Fi m$ t_J ffi phone chair Ben's French I'm not Scottish I'm American Are you from France? , l.t5 Listen and check d Repeat the sentences SPEAKING a Ask other students Where are you from? b l'm Russian I'm from Moscow In pairs, ask about the people and things in the pictures Where's it from? p.t+O Vocabulary Bank /Vumbers Do part2 t.tl Listen and repeat the pairs of numbers What's the difference? I a13 2a14 3a15 4a76 5a17 6a18 a19 b30 b40 b50 b60 b70 b80 b90 r.rs Which number you hear? Listen and circle a or b above No, I'm from Mexico c chair Write the words above next to the underlined words with the same sound below \\rhere's he from? t.l6 Listen How you say in phone numbers? Ask three students for their phone numbers PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds a t.l4' Listen and repeat the words and sounds "MH car %@ \4"q8 numbers 20-1,000 It's from Peru They're from possessive adjectives: my, your, elc personal information: oddress, phone number, etc the alphabet, larl and What are their names? His name's Jack and her name's Ana laul t TISTENING s I What's your first name? your last name? you spell it? -, Where are you - old you? How youraddress? -zip code? What's -youastudent? your e-mail address? -l0 \Arhat's vour you think? Complete the sentences with one of the countries a 'r\4rat Australia Britain Canada Ireland 1.20 Listen Complete the receptionist's questions the US ? Every year thousands of students travel to different L countries to study English Where they go? Here are the Top Five countries ii#$,Eitlt! study Englrsh in 500,000 study English in ? 120,000 study English in study English in PRONUNCIATION the alphabet 40,000 study English in a t.le Mario goes to the US to study English Listen to the interview and complete the form t'21 Can you say the alphabet? Listen and repeat theletters ABCDEFGHI TKLMNOPQ RSTUVWXYT 1.22 Listen and repeat the words anci sounds h#? train c! Y e=q tree -bb B F C @a,M C2 L phone a Y W M E G lldrio 6e.trletti S YesENoE t.2t Write the other letters of the alphabet in the correct columns Listen and check Yia Fono In pairs, practice saying these abbreviations *w io, k:vJet* i @ hit ttai / co m PC, l@ * :,Lot ,,'r,:,,, ffim IVITV uk VIp I|VD :3jiai tili;- rrr SPEAKING 1.24 Listen and repeat the questions from rc' Crrpi t lr ih:thn' What's your first nAme? @ Copytherhythm"rffi b O Communication lnterviewp.tfi GRAMMAR possessive +G ad,iectives a Look at the :highlighted words Which is an adjective? Which is a pronoun? \t4rere are ,r;riiul from? What's ,trroiiir name? b 1.25 Complete the chart with your, rny, his, her, their, or our Listen and check Iir Italian family is from Rome You're in level is classroom name is Michael She's your teacher name is Lucy We're an international school students are from different countries O a This He's the director of studies They're new l students p.122 Grammar Bank names are Tina and Daniel lC Read the rules and the exercises PRONUNCIATION lerl and SPEAKING laul 1.26 Listen and repeat the words and sounds Look at the photos In pairs, ask and answer the questions bird Famous actors What's hii i b Where's 1.27 Write these words in the chart Listen and repeat the words her how first our now he - but you remember their names? What's :heii: name? name? :r you ! t-/ soell iiz \ from? Where's she from? |1s1v I I Y v How old is:,S*iz How old is ,iilri{? international (l think) She's American She's about Match the verbs and pictures her Italian homework finish work / school '4 ' r ' , get dressed /drest/ get home get up go home go shopping go to bed go to her Italian class ', 6, I 'I rr ';'" , go to the gym ld3tml go to work / school @^ WY have a coffee have breakfast %w /'brckfest/ have dinner have lunch make dinner sleep (/or seten hours) :r, start lvork / school ;@ take (the dog for a walk) 3; t ,I takeashower/abath wake up (early / late) watch TV Cover the verbs In pairs, use the pictures to describe Vicky's day O p.lo (@) MultiROM www.oup.com/elt/a merica nen gl ishf i le/l I Time words and expressions a Complete the expressions How often you see your friends? MTWThFSS Jan., Feb., March, etc 200 I, 2002, 2003, etc only on Mondays on Mondays and Wednesdays twice on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in fanuary, April, ]uly, and October b dq, l'wril wgvery mevery y/w,tns/ once a ewry gvery week I, week 2, etc a three times a - four times a Cover the right-hand column Test yourself O p.ll c The date Complete the numbers and words a Match the words and pictures /'sekend/ fall Easter spring Christmas summel New Year third /0ard/ fifth /frfO/ winter twelfth /twelfe/ /'twentre0/ Complete the months Remember to use CAPITAL lettersl /'d3rnyueril ebruary /'febyueri/ arch pril / erprel/ ay une lanuary twenty-fourth /'0ertre0/ uly ld3u'latl -ugust thirty-first /'cgest/ All other ordinal numbers = number eptember /sep'tembar/ ctober /ok'touber/ ovember /nou'vember/ ecember /dr'sember/ * fh, e.s fift eenth sixteenth d Look at the example What's the date today? 3ll2 = March twelfth OR the twelfth of March O p.ru @MuItiRoMWWW.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/l a Match the verbs and pictures buy (a newspaper) lbatl call (a taxi) come (here) 19 dance (the tango) draw (apicture) ldrcl frnd (some money) lfatndl give (someone a present) hear (a noise) lhtrl help (someone) look for (your keys) meet (a friend) paint (a picture) lpentl &ry 'kwfl play (chess) ride (a bike) run (a race) see (a movie) sing (a song) swim (every day) take (photos) take (your umbrella) talk (ro a friend) tell (someone a secret) travel (by plane) turn on I off (the T\4 use (a computer) wait for (a bus) walk (home) b O Cover the verbs and look at the pictures Test yourself or a partner p.+l @MulriRoM www.oup.com/elt/a mericanen gl ishf ile/l @ a Match the verbs and pictures awa)' (.for the weekend) by bus for a r,valk home (by bus I car) otrt (on Friday night) shopping to a restaurant /'restront/ to bed (late) to school to the beach 15 breakfast / lunch / dinner a brother / sister a car a drink a good tin',e a sandwich a newspaper a taxi / bus (= buy) / train (= take) an e-mail / letter (= receive) dressed home (= alrive) to 23 b c a restaurant (= arrive) up \Ahat's the difference between go home and get home? Cover the expressions and look at the pictures Test yourself or a partner O p.se @MultiRoMWWWoUp'com/elt/americanenglishfile/I I Rooms Match the words and pictures the bathroom /'beOrum/ I the bedroom the office/study the yard the dining room /'darnr4/ the garage lga'ro3l the hall /hcl/ the kitchen /'krtJan/ the [ving room Furniture and decoration a Match the words and pictures 18 an armchair / a chair a desk a fireplace a lamp a picture /'prktJar/ a plant UpSta a sola /'soufe/ a bathtub /'bieet^b/ a mirror l'mrcarl a shower a bed a I light shelves (a shelf) a clock a cupboard /'k,tberd/ a refr.igerator / fridge /rr' f rrdSerer tor I I fnd3l 1stg-uL carDet floor a radiator stairs a wall /wcl/ b Cover the words and look at the pictures Test yourself or a partner c What things you have in your house / apartment? O p.e+ @MultiRoMWWW.oUp'com/elt/americanenglishfile/l ' Tffiy' lbI , -;i 22/ wl '"'iLi!:i**,._ ,,0*rrrr*lI a Match the words and pictures an art callerv a movie theater a museum /myu'ziem/ a p4lace a theater l'9telerl :t_ k ., - i , a bank a depallment store a nnalket a pharmacy /'formesi/ a shopping mall 12 ea a supermarket a bridge lbnd3l a park a r.iver l'rlarl a road a square /skwer/ a street a bus station a train station a travel agency a church a- ::l {gteg &y*}."q5t+,.!,!3 a mosque a hospital I a police station a pa$ office a school a sports center a town hall 27 Cover the words and look at the pictures Tes[ yourself or a partner I & O p.zr @MultiRoMWWW.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/l a Match the words and pictures KBreakfast B Lunch / dinner / snacks ldr'zertsl bread /brcd/ fish cake butter ketchup candy meat (steak /sterk/ and chicken) chocolate /'tJcrklet/ cereal /'srriel/ 23 37 cheese blive) oil coffee Dasta fruit salad rice ice cream 12 eggs jam ld3nml @1ange) juice /d3us/ milk sugar l'lugarl 19 a saiad /'seled/ sandwiches carrots /'kaerets/ Frr-iit /frut/ French fries 29 28 lettuce /'letes/ toast 4pples bananas mushrooms grapes an onion /',tnyen/ oranges peas lpizl potatoes lpa'tettouzl 21 coqkies I'ktskizl potato chips Vegetables I'vtd3teblzl tea b Desserts tomatoes ha'mefioazl Cover the words and look at the pictures Test yourself or a partner O p.ze @MultiRoMWWW.oup.com/elt/americanenglishfile/l a pineapple SIMPLE PAST PAST PARTICIPTE He is in Seoul (be) was been They are in Seoul (be) were been The movie begins at7:00 begea begun She breaks his heart broke broken They bring the papers brought lbrfil built /brlt/ bought /bcti brought P RESENT We build roads I buy the bread built bought could lkadl lkudl caught /kct/ caught came come It costs a lot cost cost I the housework They drink a lot of soda did drank done /d.tn/ He drives a big car drove driven I eat a lot ate eaten fell fallen I feel angry felt felt He finds a job found found We fly to California I forgelt things flew iflui forgol flown lfloun/ forptten I get e-mails got He gives her presents gave gstten qlven They go away every weekend went gone /gJn/ I have a car had had He hears a noise heard lhard/ heard I know him well knew /nu/ known lnounl I can swim They catch the bus She comes She falls with her sister in love drunk PRESENT SIMPTE PAST PAST PARTICIPTE The train leaves at 9:00 left left I lose my keys lost lost We make mistakes made made They meet famous people met met I pay the phone bill paid paid I put my car in the garage put /put/ put She reads Time magazine read kxdl The bell rings at 8:00 rang read hxdl rung He runs marathons ran run He says hello said ised/ said I saw /sc/ seen sent sent He sings very well sang sung They sit on the so[a sat sat I slept slept We speak English spoke SPqken You spend a lot of money spent spent She stands up stood /studl stood I swim every swam swum taken They throw a ball took /tuki told /tould/ thought /Oct/ threw /Oru/ I wake up in the night woke woken He wears a hat wore worn I win competitions won /w,tn/ won wrote wdtten see my friends every day She sends a lot of e-mails sleep for eight hours day I take the dog for a walk They tell lies She She thinks of an idea writes to him told thought thrown /Oroun/ I A trct' /tri/ fish ,liJ' crrr /tr/ A c.tt /kicl/ tv cgg /ugr chair /tJr:r'l clock /kluk/ lr-| slw /sl/ t holse rhls/ l0 boot/butr * + 11 bLrll /biil/ ffi I2 tourist /'tr rrrst I trp /xP/ 14 computer /k;m'pyuter/ bird /bcldr l6 owl ,at,l' l7 phone ltrrin/ I8 cur /kur l9 trlin /lrcrn/ I 20 boy /brr/ 21 bike t5 /barkr lB -='\ ,;M (@ ffi vowels followed by /t@ /r/ diphthongs (!!@ MultiRoM wwwoup.com/elfla merican en gl ishf i le/l usual spelling Abut ee meet three ea speak eat emewe people police key usual spelling also niece TJ 'ud u fr-rli put oo good book look Abut also could would w()man room bLrll his this win six big swim Linglish women A very unusual sound busy Europe sure plural tourist $fl) \ i(-/ cheer engineer here we're br.rs lunch yeerr hear L"Lcky cut ugly rlrr-r come brother son does young eilr €rl tr{" glasses dance Many different speliings /e/ is always unstressed black |apan have stamp umbrella Americer famous cat & =:8 computer yes help friend ten pet vcry red breakfast any bread said ffi chair aii'port stairs their flir hair square cerreful there weilr {u a-*F : what want q watch father work "-t @i$ /(B\9 ou out thousand house cor.rnt ow how brrlr,tn o* home old L- drove slorv low don't road toast phone clock ;::D J>" leirrn world word bird 'bt) trr ,ffis ap er hcr vclb ir lirst thiLd ur nltrse tLlrn second al talk small aw sa,,r, draw water bought fought garden party sta rt ffi + car sport door f