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&sc*€ftc&Eh Eutffi&ksh 'Workbook Clive Oxenden Chri sti na Latham -I(o enig Paul Seligson oxroRD Hle American English File Workhook *Clive Oxenden Chri stin a Latham - Ko enig Paul Seligson with Jane Hudson oxroRD I-INIVBRSITY Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden are the original co-authors ol English File (ptb 1996) and English File (pub.1997) PRESS oxroRD Acknowledgments Design by: Amanda Hockin LTNIVERSITY PRESS Coter design fu,: laclyn Smith 198 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016 USA The authors would like to thank al1 those at Oxford University Press who have contributed their ski1ls and ideas to producing this course Great Clarendon Street, Oxford OX2 6DP UK Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide in Oxford NewYork Auckland Cape Town Dar es Salaam Hong Kong Karachi Kuala Lumpur Nladrid Melbourne Mexico City Nairobi New Delhi Shanghai Taipei Toronto With offices in Argentina Austria Brazil Chile Czech Republic France Greece Guatemala Hungary Italy Japan Poland Portugal Singapore South Korea Switzerland Thailand Tr-rrkey Ukraine Vietnam oxFoRD and oxpono ENGLISH are registered trademarks Oxford University @ of Press Oxford Universitl, Press 2008 Database right Oxford University Press (maker) No unauthorized photocopying A1l rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by an1, means, without the prior permission in writing of Oxford University Press, or as expressly permitted by law, or under terms agreed lvith the appropriate copyright clearance orgarrization EnBY ENGTISH a good >BY And please write next week, I promise I VOCABUIARY "jealous" reading b Write sentences Complete the sentences with these words vacationbrochure reply fun silence pick up I asked him a question, but he didn't reply A How did you lind this hotel? BlsawitinaI like walking in the mountains - I love the Could you A Did you have those papers, please? a good time at the party last - night? B Yes, it was- G RAMMAR present perfect a Brazil She's been to Brazil Australia They've been to Australia Write the contractions - fapan I have not been to Thailand Thailand I hayen't been to Thailand Tim Canada has not been to a ]apanese restaurant China Malaysia We have been to this citv before Argentina Complete the dialogue 4I have been to this club lots of times A Have B No, I They have not been to New York yo:ut been but my wife A Where to the US? -.-, she been has in the US? B Only NewYork My girlfriend has been to Paris twice A Has she a-, B No, she s He has been to Peru We have not been to Mexico A And 6-B No, 17 , A ffi Yes, I to Canada? But we'd like to go there one day you been to Australia? -, Have you? I've been to Sydney and Canberra St*xdextt ffio*$r p.tsm $rsn?ff?#r Seyff& sd VOCABUTARY town and city \Atrere have these people been? Complete the sentences PRONUNCIATION Circle the word with a different sound Practice saying the words concert market girlfriend continent karaoke rr o :tiirlrili, She's been to the market He's been to the b i"':;.)i.,- k travel agent More Words to learn Write translations and try to remember the words Pronunciation I Translation They've been to the t He's been to the s sports event noun conlinent noun noun sr,lence I /spcrts r'vent/ /'kontenent/ /'sarlens/ iealous adjective l:.g'znktlil She's been to the He's been to the SC h Look back at the eight Study ideas in this workbook \A4rich ones you do? 'J u Can s I;'tr1 u rJ i: t,.r r,r you answer these ? questions? J Have you been to work today? She's been to the p ffiB l;f Have you been to the supermarket today? ii,'i, Have you been to a restaurant today? Have you been to the movies today? Thev've been to the Have you been to a friend's house today? ta St*dertt ffi**k p.15P Lr*e*i:srfs,ry ssffA ffitrEa!fittmsffi ffi lvww.*ilp.eomielt/affi l$ri(*men glishfiki x l I VOCABU IARY past participles a Write the past participles base form break I simple i broke G of these irregular verbs past I RAMMAR present perfect or simple past? a Circle the correct form past farticiple t ,@*@/ broken Miko went / has been to the movies last weekend J Did you read / Have you read any books by ]ohn Irving? bry Lucy's a have never met anyone nice at the party journalist She met / has met a lot of interesting people They started / have started to watch the movie, but they fell asleep before the end We didn't see / haven't seen the movie yesterday because b run the theater was full write I didn't read / haven't read any Terry Pratchett books Use past participles the sentences from the chart to complete Debbie and Fernando have I've never his girlfriend some flowers John Grisham has '- many bestsellers Have you ever your leg? I'm going to- be late I've You've -' She's I've never Did you go / Have you been to that new restaurant downtown last Saturday? a new house a marathon - Daniel has bought - I don't like science fiction Complete the dialogues with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses A t Haye you B Yes, A B some money in the street I have My brother 'v\4rich one 3- The first one I PRONUNCIATION irregular participles Circle the word with a different vowel sound Practice saying the words a _ (like) besr? (read) it five times you Yes, I have see come taken known written thought gave done made lost ,-'6;) caught said drunk read broken driven drawn sent got paid spoken (see) the new ffi I (take) my boyfriend to it last night A 7B No,I 8left _._ Almod6var mor.ie? B c found -you a Ferrari A s- grven (give) them to me for my last birthday the car keys .- a lot of mistakes read (read) any of the Harry potter books? (be) it good? (not / enjoy) it Sttldem* ffi*arfu p.txm Grmmrn:*r #cff/r g6 READING \A,4ren was \A,4rere \44-ren her daughter born? did she write the first Harry Potter novel? did she win 10 How many people a book award? have read her books and seen the movies? More Words to Learn Write translations and try to remember the words in the worl Word Pronunciation I Translation backrow noun /baek The richest woman in the UK is now Ioanne Kathleen Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books But life hasn't always been easy for her soundtrack noun /'sacindtrek/ She was born on July 31st, 1965 and started writing at the early age of six At school, she was very quiet and didn't like sports much Her favorite subjects were English and Modern Languages After school, she studied French at Exeter University, and she later became a bilingual secretary She didn't enjoy her life as bestseller noun /best'saler/ verslon noutl I'varynl prefer verb t lpl'farl t ! ,: , ,,1]1 " r,,; ,; Have you ever cried during a movie? Have you ever spoken to an actor? Have you ever slept in the theater? , Have you ever seen a movie more than three times? r Have you ever left a movie early? , She published Horry Potter ond the Philosopher's Stone ffifl#*Er$ffi#$s 1997, and in the same year she won one of the most important book awards in Britain Since then millions of people have read her books in many different o languages, and mrllions have seen the Harry Potter = a movies Everybody knows who she is and everybody has E o heard of the famous character she has created Harry o Potter is possibly the most famous boy in the world o a ijiil i her daughter was asleep in o 4tii "- : i {,ei j Can you answer these questions? English in Portugal She met and manied a journalist and _o /berst on/ based on secretary and when she was 26 she left the UK to teach ended in divorce and Ms Rowling moved to Edinburgh, Scotland lt was during this perrod that she started her first Harry Potter novel, which she wrote in a cafe while / ctegref/ ulograph noun a therr daughter, Jessica, was born in 1993 The marriage rou/ Complete each sentence with one word :,i, A lot of people like rock music lt's popular than classical music -o - you like to go up in a hot-air balloon? Siberia is Read the text and answer the questions the place in the world is-good You speak very , l've never to the US you ever driven a Ferrari? i r Your English \44-ren was J K Rowling born? How o1d rvas she when she started writing? \Vhat were her favorite subjects at schooi? What two jobs did she before she became a writer? \\hy did she go to Portugal? What does her ex-husband do? ffi \it'xrv"r'J {'.} Lt E}' d* q} j rx;r * i n r: I * r E i *iI ;t * :1 * I I hf ; I */ At the end of each Workbook lesson, there is a Question There is one Grammar Quiz for each File of the Student Book Each quiz has 20 questions - each time you the quiz, the questions appear in a different order (![@ Use the Grammar Quizzes to test your grammar after each File of the Student Book Do the quizzes again later for review Can you improve your Time box Can you answer the questions? (@@ Use the MultiRoM to listen to the questions, repeat them, listen again and answer them Answer the questions again later for review score? 1A 5A 18 1B 1C 1D 5B 5C 20 5D 2L 2A 28 6A 22 6B 23 2C 6C 24 2D 3A 25 10 6D 7A 3B 11 3C 3D t2 7B 7C t3 7D 27 28 29 The Sound Bank shows you how to pronounce all the vowel and consonant sounds presented in the Student Book Each sound has five extra example words 4A t4 8A 30 4B l5 8B 3l 4C 16 32 (@!@ 4D 17 8C 8D 9A 34 9B 35 These exercises review the words and phrases from the Vocabulary Bank pages ofthe Student Book ([E@ Use theVocabularyBanksection of the MultiROM every time you complete aVocabulary Bank page in the Student Book Test your memory and improve your pronunciation and spelling Use the Sound Bank to help you practice the sounds of English and learn the symbols that represent them in a dictionary Improve your pronunciation and become a better dictionary user There is a Practical English section for each Practical English lesson in the Student Book Each section has two activities - a "Listen and choose" activity and a "Listen and repeat" activity (@@ Use Practical English to review and practice the language in the Practical English lessons ofthe Student Book t9 26 JJ Student Book Motivating, real-world texts and tasks get students speaking Practical English Iessons with integrated video focus on everyday language lllustrated Vocobulory Bonk, Crammor Bonk, and Sound Bonk provide extra reference and practice Workbook with MultiROM o Lesson-by-lesson reviews include extra pronunciation and listening practice Study tips focus students on how to learn o MultiROM (self-study CD-ROM and audio CD in one) includes grammar, vocabulary, listening, pronunciation, and video activities Teacher's Book Full teaching notes and extra suggestions, plus tips for mixed-ability classes Reproducible language and communicative activities for every lesson, plus a song for every file Video Fully integrated in the Student Book to bring the Practical English lessons to life Class Audio CD Complete listening and pronunciation program for the Student Book activities Test Generatol Over 1,000 items that can be edited to create personalized tests Readyto-print quizzes and tests for each file, plus entry mid-term, and finaltests Website Student website with interactive exercises and games www.oup com/ elt/ americanenglishfile Teacher website with extra resources and reference material www o u p co m/e ltltea ch e r/a m e ri ca n en gl i shf i I e oxroRD TJNIYERSITY English Sounds Pronunciation Chart based on an original idea and design by Paul Seligson and Carmen Dolz tsBN 978-0-1 I -477 41 B-5 PRESS To order Oxford Universily Press publicotions, pleose see our lolest cotolog or contocl your www.oup.com locol Oxford office or soles representolive Ir;L,,rg[ com , tllll[ltllflililil[iluL]t ... 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