American english file 1 SB

American English File Student Book Clive Oxenden Christina Latham-Koenig Paul Seligson OXFORD Grammar Vocabulary Pronunciation /d/ and /er/, sentence stress 64 E! A house with a history there is / there are housesand furniture 66 Q A night in a haunted hotel there was / there were prepositions of place silent letters 68 Q Nightmare neighbors present continuous verb phrases verb + -ing 70 H New York, New York simple present or present continuous? places in a city place names 72 73 74 Practical English On the street Writing A postcard Review & Check What you remember? What can you do? 76 □ What does your food say about you? a/ an, some / any food, countable / uncountable nouns the letters eo 78 Q H ow much water we how much /how many?, quantifiers: a lot, not much, etc drinks /w/,/v/,and/h/ really need? 80 Q Trading vacations be going to (plans) vacations sentence stress 82 El It's written in the cards be going to (predictions) verb phrases /o/,/u/,and/A/ 84 85 86 Practical English At a restaurant Writing Instructions Review & Check What you remember? What can you do? 88 El The True False Show comparative adjectives personality adjectives /ar/, sentence stress 90 Q The highest city in the superlative adjectives the weather consonant groups would like to / like adventures sentence stress adverbs common adverbs adjectives and adverbs world 92 Q Would you like to drive a Ferrari? 94 E They dress well but drive badly 96 97 98 Practical English Going home Writing Making a reservation Review & Check What you remember? What can you do? 9' 100 EJ Before we met present perfect been to sentence stress 102 El I've read the book, I've present perfect or simple past? past participles irregular past participles seen the movie 104 ■ Grammar Qu ick grammar check for each File 106 ■ Vocabulary, Pronunciation Qu ick check of vocabulary, sounds, and word stress 108 Communication 114 Audioscripts 122 Grammar Bank 140 Vocabulary Bank 154 Irregular verbs 156 Sound Bank Look out for rfte-arft This shows you where to find extra material for more practice and review Grammar Vocabulary Pronunciation A house with a history there is / there are houses and furniture /d/ and /er/, sentence stress A night in a haunted hotel there was / there were prepositions of place silent letters Nightmare neighbors present continuous verb phrases verb ♦ -ing New York, New York simple present or present continuous? places in a city place names 43 70 El O B El 72 73 74 Practical English On the street Writing A postcard Review & Check What you remember? What can you do? 64 66 68 rr 76 Q 78 El What does your food say about you? a/an, some! any food, countable/ uncountable nouns the letters eo How much water we really need? how much / how many?, quantifiers: a lot not much, etc drinks /w/, v/, and bl Trading vacations be going to (plans) vacations sentence stress It's written in the cards be going to (pred ictions) verb phrases M, /u/, and /a/ 82 B EJ 84 85 86 Practical English At a restaurant Writing Instructions Review & Check What you remember? What can you do? 80 F8 88 The True False Show comparative adjectives personality adjectives /or/, sentence stress 90 The highest city in the world superlative adjectives the weather consonant groups 92 Would you like to drive a Ferrari? would like to / like adventures sentence stress 94 They dress well but drive badly adverbs common adverbs adjectives and adverbs 96 97 98 Practical English Going home Writing Making a reservation Review & Check What you remember? What can you do? 102 El E! 104 | Grammar 100 Before we met present perfect been to sentence stress I've read the book I've seen the movie present perfect or simple past? past participles irregular past participles Quick grammar check for each File 106 | Vocabulary, Pronunciation Quick check of vocabulary, sounds, and word stress 108 Communication 114 Audioscripts 122 Grammar Bank 140 Vocabulary Bank 154 Irregular verbs 156 Sound Bank Look out for Study Link This shows you where to find extra material for more practice and review C verb be S, pronouns: I, you, etc V numbers 1-20, days of the week P vowel sounds, word stress Hi, I'm Tom What's your name?'') SAYING HELLO a O’ Listen and read Number the pictures 1-4 A Hi, I’m Tom What’s your name? B Anna A Sorry? B Anna! A li, Dad This is Dave B Helio Nice to meet you C Nice to meet you A Good evening What’s your name? B My name’s Janet Leigh A You’re in room A Hello, John How are you? B I’m fine, thanks And you? A I’m OK, thank you SATES MOTEL b Write the words in the chart OK Hello Hi I’m Good afternoon 12:00-6:00 p.m Good evening 6:00 p.m -> GRAMMAR verb be + , pronouns a Complete the sentences with are, is, or am thanks My name’s Fine thank you JJi I’m Tom You’re in room c Listen again and repeat Copy the rhythm = I Tom My name’s Janet Leigh = My name Janet Leigh = You in room b o p.122 Grammar Bank 1A Read the rules and the exercises d < u Role-play the dialogues with the sound effects e Introduce yourself to five other students Hello I'm Antonio?~ "x, What's your name? > ’ to meet you c 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 food/drinks communication travel coffee English File sound pictures help your pronunciation, a ’-3 Listen and repeat the words and sounds f In pairs, write two more words in each column & iB VOCABULARY fish tree cat boot train bike a it he am you they this she JJ numbers 1-20 Listen and repeat the numbers 1-6 I II 12 13 ? 10 14 15 16 17 18 1> 20 Hi b O p.14O Vocabulary Bank Numbers Do part b * >• Write these words in the columns above Listen and check Repeat the words name is thanks my c >-7 Listen Where are they? Write 1-4 in the boxes Gate number airport we E cafe - dollars _ cents □ hotel Room taxi Townsend Road d Listen again Write a number in each blank Word stress is important c Underline the stressed syllable in these words SAYING GOOD-BYE a ’8 Listen and number the phrases 1-6 Good-bye [E Bye Good night □ See you See you on Saturday See you tomorrow b Complete the days of the week with a CAPI TAL letter Listen and repeat M onday _ uesday _ ednesday _ hursday _ riday _ aturday d '-5 Listen and check Which two words are not stressed on the first syllable? _ unday G verb be - and V countries and nationalities, numbers 20-1,000 P vowel sounds Where are you from? I'm Irish I'm from Dublin I'm not American, I'm Canadian! VOCABULARY countries and nationalities LISTENING & SPEAKING a How you say a your country' yrour language two countries near you in English? > Listen and number the pictures 1-4 b o p.141 Vocabulary Bank Countries and nationalities c 17 Listen and repeat the pairs of numbers What’s the difference? a 13 h 30 a 14 h 40 a 15 b 50 b Write the words above next to the underlined words with the same sound below Where’s he from? chair _ b 60 a 17 b 70 I’m not Scottish a IS b 80 I’m American a 19 b 90 Ben’s French Are you from France? c No, I’m from Mexico c a 16 ’-’5 1.18 Whlich number you hear? Listen and circle a or b above Listen and check d Repeat the sentences SPEAKING a Ask other students Where are you from? Russian I'm from Moscow b In pairs, ask about the people and things in the pictures Where's it from? Where are they from? It's from Peru They're from G possessive adjectives: my, your, etc V personal information: address, phone number, etc P the alphabet, /or/ and /ao/ LISTENING c a What you think? Complete the sentences with one of the countries Australia Britain Canada {island What are their names? ’ .x His name's Jack and her name's Ana i-20 Listen Complete the receptionist’s questions What’s your first name? _ your last name? _ you spell it? Where are you ? the US 10 Every year thousands of students travel to different countries to study English Where they go? Here are the Top Five countries 600,000 study English in 500,000 study English in you a student? How old you? your address? What’s zip code? your e-mail address? W hat’s your _ ? 120,000 study English in 80,000 study English in PRONUNCIATION the alphabet 40,000 study English in b a