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Haajrrjna.GUSHBERNARD HARTLEY & PETER VINEYDEPARTURESAn
intensive English course for beginnersStudent's EditionOxford
University Press(ELOP)Russian & English Languages Open
DoorsCultural & Business CentreMoscowThe authors would like to
thank all the people who helped in the development of this book. In
particular we are grateful to the Directors of the
Anglo-Continental Educational Group, and Chris Goodchild, Director
of Studies, Anglo-Continental School of English, Bournemouth, for
all their support and encouragement. We also wish to thank all our
colleagues in the ACEG schools who provided invaluable comments and
criticism.
Students can buy a cassette which contains a recording of the
texts and dialogues in this book.1 HelloHELLO.A&L/Amcm?LM
EfiVlDCLHEhHELLO.EM UNM mm.cum am STUEN?m EM NOEExorcisA 1ExArr.iiA
7David Clark Linda MartinAlan Smith Susan SmithJohn GreenCarol
GreenIs she a teacher ^No, she isn't.Is she a student? Yes, she
is.. . . a student?No. .... a teacher? Yes, ....iHe's David
Clark...... . .She's Linda Martin. .... . .
HlEtCUEPCM ENGLAND /NO, /MW./'MiimC/MM.Exercise 3
CHELLO, PEW.I HOW ARE HXJ?Exercise 4. . . France?t.e . ? . .
Japan Are you a teacher?Are you a student?Are you fromEngland?Where
are youfrom?
Unit 1
Exercit* 2
Exercit* #
Language Summary
a student . from England.WhereAm I a student?from England?7$ I
heI sheam Iare you is he is shefrom?
Exercise 1HQMexico?Greece?IArgentina?
A Where's she from?D QShes from Japan.B E HC F I
Exercise 3Complete this conversation.A Hello.B A Im Anna
Hudson.B A Are you a teacher?B A Oh, are you a student?B A Oh. are
you from England?B A Where are you from?B
Exercise 4Complete this conversation.A Hello, Carol!B A I'm very
well, thanks. And you? B
/
2 Excseme!I Excuse me!J Yes?I Are you English?J Pardon?I Are you
English?J Oh, yes. Yes, we are.I Oh, I'm English. Are you on
holiday?J No, we aren't. We're businessmen.J Please, sit down . . .
I Thank you.J Tea?I Yes, please.J Sugar?I No, thanks.J Where are
you from?I I'm from London.J Are you a businessman?I No, I'm not.
I'm a tourist.t.
Where are you from?2 She's from PansShe's French.4 . . . .. . .
Russian
B . . ... . . Chinese.1 Hes from New York. He's American.3
They're from London. Theyre English.6 . . ... . Mexican.10 . . .. .
Japanese.8 .. Italian.
7 . . ... . . Spanish.9 . . .. . Iranian.
Language SummaryreEnglish. AreweEnglish? Yes,weare. No,we
areAmerican.youyouyou
arenttheytheythey
WeYouTheyarent, are not.
Exercise 2Exorcisa 1
Are they businessmen? No, they aren't.
Are Jthey businessmen? Yes, they are.
1 tourists?
l/France/French lm from France. Im
French.We/England.EngiishHe/Canada/CanadianShe/Mexico/Mexican/
*They/Japan/JapaneseYou/Brazil/BrazilianIt/Holland/DutchHe/Greece/GreekYou'ltaly/ltalianThey/Spain/SpanishWe/Argentina'Argentinianl/lndonesia'lndonesianHe.Turkey/TurkishWe/The
U.S.A./AmericanThey/China/ChineseIt/Switzerland/SwissUnit 2
Unit 3
You/Portugal/Portuguese
2 tourists?
Exercise 3Complete this conversation. A Please, sit downB A
Coffee?B A Milk?B
A Where are you from?B A Are you a tourist?B A Are you on
holiday? B
teachers?
3 What is it?
What are they?
Exercise 3
1 What is it? It s a clock
4 ... ?. . . beds
3 ... ?. . . ashtray.2 What are they? Theyre radios.
5 ... ? . . houses.
6 ... ?. . . towel.
Unit #
Unit 3
Lanfluaga Summary
a pen.Isthisthatita pen?Yes, it is. No, it isn't.
What arepens:Yes, they are. No, they aren't.
Exercise 1 Looka - b/c/d/t/g/h/j;M/m/ri^p/q/r//t/v/w/x/y/zan -
a/e/i/o/uIt's a pen. It's an apple.eggvce*cream
orange
Exercise 2What are they? They're forks.What is it? It's a
spoon.j
x
x
Exm>cIm 3 Look at thisLook at this/-s/t-zJ/-12/
book... bookschair... chairsglass... glasses
cup... cupsbed... bedshouse... houses
student... studentswindow... windowsorange ... oranges
fork... forksegg - eggsbus... buses
plate ... platesumbrella... umbrellaswatch... watches
train ... trains
Irregular
foot... feetcountry... countries
tooth... teethlorry... lorries
man... menashtray... ashtrays
woman... womenkey... keys
child... childrenknife... knives
shelf... shelves
4 What's your name?Mr Dean Good evening. Receptionist Good
evening, sir.Porter Is this your case?Mr Dean No, it isn't.Porter
Oh, is that your case over there?Mr Dean Yes, it is.Porter Are
these your cases here? Mr Brown No, they aren't.Porter Oh, I'm
sorry. Are those your cases over there?Mr Brown Yes, they are.Mrs
Brown Is this our room?Mr Brown What's the number? Mrs Brown 14.Mr
Brown Oh, no, it isn't. That's our room . . . number 13.
What's your name, please?Mr Dean My name's Dean. Receptionist
Ah, yes ... Mr Dean . . . Room 15. Here's your key.Mr Dean Thank
you.Mr Brown Good evening. Receptionist Good evening.What are your
names, please? Mr Brown Mr and Mrs Brown. Receptionist Ah, yes . .
. here's your-key.
What's your job?
Exercise 1Look at 17. . . .?Look at 18. . . .?Look at 19. . ?Use
these words:cleanerscooksecretaryporterExercise 2Exercise 3Whats
your name?Whats your job? .
Look at 13.What's his job? He's a manager. Look at 14.Whats her
job? She's a receptionist. Look at 15.What are their jobs? They're
waiters.Look at 16.. . .?Look at 20. What's his job? He's a
pilot.21 . . .? 22 . . .?
.?24
Use these words: pilotpolicemen air-hoste9s taxi driver
mechanici
Unit 4
Unit #
Language Summarymyjob?I'ma secretary.What
areourjobs?We'rewaiters.
yourYou'rea teacher.yourYou'reteachers.
hisHe'sa policeman.theirThey'reair hostesses.
herShe'sa mechanic.
This book's I here.That book's I there.These books are IThose
books are IExercise 1A Excuse me! B Yes?A A A
A Is this your umbrella here?B B
B Oh, yes, it is Thank you.A A
keys there?case there?pens hare?
B B B
Exercise 2A Are you a teacher?A they waiters? A sheair-hostess?
A hepilot?B No, I'm not.A What's your job?B B B B I'm a mechanic.A
A A B cooks. B secretary. B policeman.Exercise 3your
name?/Cark>s/Spanish/MexicoA Whats your name?B My name's
Carlos.A Carlosit's a Spanish name.B Yes, bui Im not Spanish.A Oh,
where ar? you from?B Im from Mexico.Write conversations.his
name?/Fritz/GermarvSwitzerland her name?/'Brigitte'FrenchiCanada
their names?/John and Paul/English/Australia1A 2A 3AB B BA A AB B
BA A AB B BLook at this13 thirteen16 sixteen19
nineteen22twenty-two
14 fourteen17 seventeen20 twenty23twenty-three
15 fifteen18 eighteen21 twenty-one24twenty-tour
U . . V . . W . . . .X .Y Z . . ..
Use these words:fulloldtallstrongbeautiful
emptynewshortweakugly
richthickcheapfatoldlong
poorthinexpensivethinyoungshort
6
#
5 I'm cold AA Ooh! I'm cold!B Are you?A Yes, lam.B Oh, I'm not.
I'm hot!
Exercise 1Helen Wilson 5 thirsty. A an W teon . . .Mrs Wilson
.... MissCook Mr Parke' . . .Mr Cooper . .Mr Westand Mr Spencer
.sadangryhungrythirstytiredcold-
-
hot1
[S!6J0E FI?EEZ0M25*te Ik STEVE KW-hfrMMrs LootFred PennyLook at
Steve King. Now write four sentences for:He'9 weak, 's small,
slight, s thin, s younga Big Joe Freezer He's heauu. b Mrs Loot c
Fred Penny
Unit 5
Exarclt 4
Exarclt 4
2 1$ your teacher tall?4 Is your teacher young?6 Is your teacher
thin?
2 1$ your teacher tall?4 Is your teacher young?# Is your teacher
thin?
Language Summary
cold.hot.old.tired.hungry.thirsty.
Yes, l am. No, I'm not.
Exercise
2camera/man/bookrtcnlfe/houseAs/'l-zl1-izJbookscamerashouses/-vz/IrregularknivesmenLook
at the examples and do the same with:
policeman/shelf/pilot'room/mechanic/cook/
kilo/case'child/job.woman/dress.'watch/students.'keys/glasses.
He's tall.
Now write sentences with: angry;thirsty/fat/thin/hungry'old/
tired/rich.1 1 2 3 4
2 3 4 Exercise 5Rockefeller He's rich.A Jumbo Jet It's big.
[footnoteRef:1] [1: diamonds4 a mini skirt9 a Rofis-Royce] 2 Miss
World4 the Pyramids10 the Sahara Desert3 ice-cream? the U.S.S.R.11
Mohammed Ali
8 the Amazon12 a bikini4 a maxi skirt
Look this25 twenty-five27twenty-seven29twenty-nine26
twenty-six28twenty-eightExorcise 9Are you talP Yes, l am or No, I'm
not.1 Are you rich?3Are you strong?9Are you heavy?
6 A nice flat
magazine/table?Is there a magazine on the table? books/shelf?Are
there any bookso the shelf?Write questions with:1 radio/shelf2
bottles/table3 records/tableExercise 3Exercise 4
Agent This is a nice flat, Miss Wilkins. Here's a plan . . .Miss
Wilkins Mmm . . .Agent There's a living-room. There's a kitchen, a
bedroom, a bathroom, and there's a toilet. Miss Wilkins Is there a
balcony? Agent No, there isn't.Miss Wilkins . . . and a
telephone?Agent No, there isn't a telephone.Agent Well here's the
kitchen.Miss Wilkins Hmm ... it's very small.Agent Yes, it isn't
very large, but there's a cooker and a fridge. There are some
cupboards under the sink.Miss Wilkins Are there any plates?Agent
Yes, there are.Miss Wilkins Good. Are there any chairs in
here?Agent No, there aren't, but there are some in the
living-room.Miss Wilkins Hmm. There aren't any glasses!Agent Yes,
there are! They're in the cupboard.Miss Wilkins . . . and . . . er
. . . where's the toilet?Exercise 1sofaThere's a sofa in the
living-room. radioThere isn't a radio/ the living-room.Write
sentences with:1 telephone3 cupboard2 chair4 tableExercise
2booksThere are some books on the shelf. cupsThere aren't any cups
oh the shelf.Write sentences with:1 glasses3 magazines2 records,4
bottles
Where are the bottles? They're on the shelf. Where's the chair?
It's in the living-room.Answer the questions:1 Wheres the
television?2 Whereare the glasses?3 Where are the books?4 Where's
the sofa?
Unit 6
Unit #
Language Summary
Yes, there is/No, there isn't. Yes, there areINo, there
aren't.Hin on underExarcisa 1There's a garage.There are two
toilets.Write seven sentences.1 -24 6 7 Exarcisa 2Look at A Its a
lamp.Look at Btypewriter.ROOM ;v.KfTCHENLOUNGEExarcisa 3
UPSTAIRSlamp There's a lamp in the office. radio There isn't a
radio in the office.Write sentences with:
desk/table/sofa'cupboard.
pens There are some pensWrite sentences with: books'bottles.on
the desk.glasses There are some*gLsses m the cupboard.2Exercise
5books'desk There aren't any books Write sentences with:
magazines/desk bottles/shelf plates'cupboard. on the desk.Exercise
6Wheres the telephone? it's on the desk.Where are the books? Theyre
on the shelf.1 glasses? cupboard.2 typewriter?desk.4
bottles?cupboard.5 pens?desk.
cups/cupboard There aren't any1
cups in the2
cupboard.3
3 waste-paper bin? 6 lamp?.deskdesk.Exercise 7Write sentences
about your bedroom with: Theres....There isn't....There
are....There aren't....1 62 73 84 95 10Exercise 8Look at Exercise
1. Write sentences about your house or flat with:Theres ....There
are....1 42 5Exercise 4
Exercise #
3 6i
i
II7 Everyday ConversationA Excuse me.B Yes?A Is there a post
office near here? B Yes, there is.A Is it far?B No, it isn't very
far. First right, second left.A Thank you very much.B That's all
right.post office bus stop bank cafetelephone box
supermarketfirstsecondthirdc Mrs Connor, could you pass the salt
salt please?sugarD Certainly.c Thank you very much.093D And the
pepper?pepper?c No, thank you.Oil?)IE Good evening.F Good evening.E
Half of bitter, please.F Here you are, sir.E Thant you very much.
How much is that?F 15p.G Are you on the phone? H Yes, lam.G What's
your number? H 23306233066688000743272258104439053747925a pint half
a pint a whisky a double whiskywith lemon with soda with
Coke10p1.15\1.50
ExweU* 1A Is there a doctor near here?B Yes, there is ....
second right, first left, second left.Unit #
Unit 7
Now writs conversations with: estate agent/dentist/post
office/hotel/bank/ bus stop/telephone-box/supermarkefc'
cate-first/second/third.
1A B6AB2AB7A3AB8A4AB9AB
BABExercise 2salt Could you pass the salt, please?Write
sentences with: bread.'butter/milk/water'pepper/ vinegar.1 42 53
1.20 one pound twenty 3.50 three pounds fifty 4.87 four pounds
eighty-sevenLook at this20 twenty 30 thirty 40 forty 50 fifty 60
sixty ?0 seventy 80 eighty1 one pound 2 two pounds 15 fifteen
pounds
1.38 one pound thirty-eight 6.08 six pounds eight
Extrola 3
Extrola 3
10.78 1.51 . 7.84 . 11.17 3.92 1.47 . 1.10 .
22.39 16.96 12.65 8.23 4.80 Exorcise 4
2
How much is this?How much is that?1One pound forty.Four pounds
ninety-eight.Exercise 9Exercise 615p fifteen pence30p 50p 6p 13p
19p 60p 40p10p I4p 1A 3A B B TELEPHONE NUMBERSAw>Mike OSI-749
SI?AA Is John on the phone?B Yes, he is.A What's his number?B
27445.Write conversations about: Ann. Mr and Mrs Brown, BjJ and
Mary. Mike.A
2A 4A Look at this1 pint = 0.57 litres (GB) 1/2 pint = 0.205
litres (GB) 8* pints = 1 gallon 1 palIon = 4.561 litres (GB)0.47
litres (USA) 0.235 litres (USA)3.76 litres (USA)
8 A family re-unionMrs Turner Who's that? Who's that?Look at Mrs
Turner. Her skirt's black. Her blouse is white.Look at Tom His
jacket's brown.His trouse a are grey.Look at Mary. Her dress Is
pink.Her shoes are orange Look at Jimmy His shirt s red.His shorts
are greenLook at Ethel. Har T-shirt s yellow.Her jeans are blue.Mrs
MartinMiss PrimOr ClarkMr SmithUse these words: housewife
policemarvsecretary/doctoc
Tom It's me. . . Tom.Mrs Turner Tom?Tom Yes, Tom . your
grandson. . . from Canada!Mrs Turner Oh. Tom! Come in!Tom This is
my wife, Mary.Mrs Turner Oh, how do you do?Tom . . and these are
our children, Jimmy and Ethel.Mrs-Turner Hello, Jimmy. Hello,
Ethel. Weil, this is a nice surprise!Who's this?Exercise 1
It 's Captain Adams. He's an astronautCaptain Adams Exercise
2
Unit 8
Unit #
4 Mr Clark/coat8 Miss Green/dress12 Mrs Brown,'handbag
4 Mr Clark/coat8 Miss Green/dress12 Mrs Brown,'handbag
Language SummaryWhois it? it'$ | Tom. He's a student. 's [hat?I
Maty. Shes a doctor.What colour I is it?ItsI yellow.I are
they?Theyre IExercise 1Queen Elizabeth/Britain Mohammed AWThe USA
Brigitte Bardot/France Paul McCartney/Britain?A Who is it?It's
Queen Elizabeth. Where's she from? Shes from Britain.
D ??Exercise 2Tom/shirt Its Toms shirt. Mary/jeano They're Marys
jeans.1 Mr Smitfajacket5 Mrs Martin,-blouse9 Jimmy/socks2
Mary/sKirt6 PaulArousersto Mr Brown/camera3 Mike'shoes7
Billy/shoes11 Kavin/T-shirt
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL COLOURSCountryShirtShorts I Socks
EnglandScotlandWalesIrelandBrazilHollandWest
GermanyWhiteBlueRedGreenYellowOrangeWhiteWhiteWhiteRedWhiteBlueOrangeBlackWhiteRedRedGreen
& white Yellow Orange Black & white
WalesWfat colour's the shirt? It's red.Holland What colour are
the shorts? They're blue. Scotland What colour are the socks?
They're red.
Write sentences about: England/Scotland'lreland/Brazil/
Holland/West Germany/your country.1 2 3 4 5 6 Exercise 3
7
Exercise 4Complete this conversation.A How do you do?B B A Oh.
and where are you from?A My name's Trevor Hunter. Whats your
name?B
9 Whose is it?Richard Hello, Jane.Extrch 1
Jane Hello, Richard.Richard Phew! What's this? Jane It's a
Cadillac.Richard Hmm. Is it your car? Jane Well, no. . . no. it
isn't. Richard Whose car is it?Jane It's Mr Orson's car. Richard Mr
Orson?Jane Hes my boss. He's a millionaire!Who is it7 It's Mr
Orson.Write sentences for B and CExercise 21 What rs it? It's a
agar2 What are they? They're glasses Write sentences for
3-12Exercise 31 Whose agar is it?it s Mr Orson's agar2 Whose
glasses are they? They're ones glassesWrite sentences for 3*12.Look
at thisLook at Dick:He's Anne's husband. He's Mike's father Look at
Anne:She's Dick's wife. She's Sue's mother Look at Mike:He's their
son He s Sue s BrotherLook at Sue:She's their daughter She's Mike s
sisterExercise 2
WILLIAMHAZELExercise 11 What is it?It's a car,2 Who is it?It's
David.3 Whose car is it? It's David's.
IVICTORIAMARKWilliam is Hazel's husband.William is Victoria's
father.William is Mark's father.Write three sentences about: Hazel,
Victoria, and Mar*. Hazel1 2 3 Victoria1 2 3 Mark1 2 3 Exercise
3Gloria King's very rich.Shes a film star.Glorias car is
British.Its a Jaguar.Now complete this conversation.A Hello.A Is it
your car?
B B
A Ooh! Whats that?A Oh . whose car watch because she's late. An
old man's coming out of the cinema. A young man's going into the
cinema. A boy's running up the steps A woman's buying a ticket from
the cashier. Some people are queueing outside the cinema.25 At the
cinema
OuettionaWh*n Pater standing?Who a he waiting for?What s he
looking at?Why is he looking at his watch?Who s coming out of the
cinema7 Who s going into the cinema?Who s buying a ticket?Where are
the people queueing 7Now Peter's in the cinema with Lulu. 1 le's
sitting between Lulu and a man with a moustache. A lady's sitting
in front of him. She's wearing a large hat. Peter can't see the
film. A man's sitting behind Peter. He's smoking a pipe. Lulu's
unhappy because tne smoke's going into her eyes.UMtlOMWhere s Peter
now?Who she with 7 Where's he sitting7 Who s siting in front of
him7 Whet s the lady wearing7 Who s sitting behind him7 What a the
man smok.ng7 Why is LuHj unhappy7This is a scene from the film. In
this scene, a beautiful young girl's lying across the lines. She's
shouting 'Help?' because the train's aiming along the lines. It's
very near. It's coming round the bend now.QuestionsWhere's the girl
lying?What's she shouting 7 Why Is she shouting 7 Is the train
rear?
Can you see the train7 Where is it?
Look at this6 5 soutside0 G>in front ofbehindbetween
* onunderinM-CiftUnit #
Unit 25
/^-acrossroundinside2 Why's she opening the window?5 Why can't
she see it?
2 Why's she opening the window?5 Why can't she see it?
ExtrciM 1
2 The second lifts coming3 The small car's going the car park.4
The big cars coming the car park.
7 The car's coming the road.8 The dog's running the road.
15 The lorry's coming the bend.
9 The man'sthetree.10 The lion'sthetree.11 A lot of people are
the sfadium.12 Johnsthestadium.13 Gatwick Airport's England.14
It'sLondonand Brighton.
Exercia* 2Why's he closing the window? Why can't she buy
it?Because he's cold.Because it's very expensirx.Now write answers
using: she's marriecj/its behind the sofait's hot he can't speak
English/he hasnt got her address.3 Why can't he understand?4 Why
can't he send the postcard to her house?
1 Whys she wearing a ring?26 What's on television tonight?John
Hello, darling. . . . I'm home!Anne Hello, John. Are you tired,
dear?John Yes, I am. What time is it?Anne It's six o'clock.John Oh
... What's on television tonight?Anne There's a good programme at
quarter past eight. . . 'Paul McCartney In Concert'.John Yes . . .
and there's a good film after the news.Anne Ooh . . . and'Mary in
Love' at quarter to seven before ^Police Story'.John Oh, I can't
watch that! There's a football match on 1TV at half past six.Anne
But, John, it's my favourite programme!
John Well, go and watch it at your mother's!
International time
LondonRome
IstanbulBaghdadAbu Dhabi KarachiExercise
It's three o'clock.
Look at this1st first 7th seventh4th fourth 10th tenth
2nd second3rd third8th eighth9th ninth
5th fifth6th sixthUnit 26
Unit #
Iffh efeventh12th twelfth
Look at this
It's five past twelve.
its ten past twelve.Its quarter past twelve.Its twenty past
twelve.
Its twenty-fiveIts halfpast twelve. past twelve.
Its twenty-five to one.
Its twenty to one.
Its quarter to one.
Its ten to one.
Its five to one.
Its one oclock.
5th January6.25 The Roads of LosjAdtlfticSThcHcws The
Weather
7.30 Coronation Street.Exarc!What time's the ne*vs on? Its at
five past six.1 2 ??
3 ?
4 ?
5 ?
6 9
7 ?
e 9
9 ?
10 9
11
12
27 In prisonTom Well.. . . Tomorrow we're going to leave this
place!Exercise 3Exercise 4
Fred Yes. What are you going to do first?Tom Hmm . . . first,
I'm going to rent a big car, meet my girlfriend and take her to an
expensive restaurant. We're going to have steak and drink
champagne. What about you, Fred?Fred My wife's going to meet me
outside the prison. Then we're going to have tea with her
mother.Tom With her mother! You're joking!Fred No, I'm not. I'm
going to work for my wife's mother.Tom Really? You're not going to
work for your mother-in-law!Fred Yes. She's got a little caf in
London.Tom What are you going to do there?Fred I'm going to wash
up.Tom What! Wash up! I'm not going to work! I'm going to have a
good time!Fred You're lucky. . . . I'm going to rob a bank next
week.Tom Why?Fred Because I'm happy in prison!
Exercise 1prisonHe's going to leave prison.Write sentences
with:1 car2 girlfriend3 good timeTomExercise 2
champagneThey aren't going to drink champagne.carHe isn't going
to renta car.FredWrite sentences with:1 steak2 champagne3 good
timesteakTheyre going to have steakWrite sentences with:1 car2
champagne3 good timeTom and his girlfriendWrite sentences with:1
good, time2 steak3 carFred and his wife
Unit #
Unit 27
Languag* Summary
going todo it see him meet them eat it drink it be heretomorrow,
next week, next year.
going todo it? o there? there? eat it?Yes, 1 am.No, I'm not.Yes,
he is.No, he isn't.Yes, we are.No, they aren't.Kxarclsa 1
2A 3AA that's he going1Ato do? He's going to open*the
door.Ixarelaa 2he-'cowboy fiimWhat's he going to do? He's going to
watch a cowboy blm. 1 she.'magazine4 you/riomework2 we/champagneS
l/a question3 they/tennis6 the catfishxarclaa 3tennis I'm not going
to play tennis tomorrow. homework I'm going to do my homework
tomorrow.What about you? Write true sentences about tomorrow.f
television 2 champagne 3 newspaper4 rob a bank5 a letter
28 An English Wedding
V
iThis is an English wedding. They're standing on the steps
outside the church. The bride is wearing a long white dress and is
holding some blue flowers in her left hand. The groom is wearing a
traditional morning suit and is holdinga top hat in his right hand
They're both smiling because they're very happy. [footnoteRef:3]
[3: What is this?Where are they standing?What's the bride
wearing?What's she holding?What's the groom wearing?What's he
hokJing?Why are They smiling?]
2In a few minutes, they're going to get into a Rolls-Royce and
drive to a big hotel for flic reception. At the reception they're
going to cut the cake and drink champagne Then they're going to
open all their presents. Some people are going to make speeches and
both of the mothers are going to cry.1 What are they going to get
into?2 Where are they going to drive?3 What are they going to cut?4
What are they going to drink?5 What are the mothers going to
do?
3At three o'clock they're going to leave the reception and drive
to I leathrow Airport. They're going to fly It Bermuda rhev're
going to spend their honeymoon in a villa by the sea.They're going
to be happy for ever and ever and have a lot of children.1 What
time are they going to leave the roceptlon?2 Where are they going
to drive to?3 Where are they going to fly to?4 Where are they going
to spend their honeymoon8 How many children are they going to
neve?
Unit 28
Unit #
Language SummarySee Unit 27.Exercise 1Mr and Mrs Ford, and their
children, Simon and Patricia, are on holiday. They're standing on
the steps outside their hotel. In a few minutes theyre going to get
into their car and drive to the beach.A Look at Mrs Ford.1 What's
she wearing? She's wearing a long2 What's she holding?pen.Who3
What's she going to do? She's going to write ; cards.B Look at
Simon.1
C Look at Patrica. ? 1 D Look at Mr Ford? 1 ? 3? 3Exercise 2
Look at thisLook at the second picture.Where's the hojse? It's on
the left.1 school? 3 church?2bus?4trees?
29 Computer datingInterviewer Corne in.Mr Bull Ah, good
afternoon. My name's Bull. John Bull. I'm looking for a
girlfriend.Interviewer Please sit down, Mr Bull. May I ask you some
questions?Mr Bull Oh. yes . . what about?Interviewer Ah . music,
for example. . do you like music?Mr Bull Yes. I do. I like
classical music.Interviewer Du you like popmusic?Mr Bull No, I
don't. . .and I don't like jazz.Interviewer I low old are you. Mr
BuU>Mr Bull What! I don't like personal questions'Interviewer
Oh. well. . . can youcomplete this form later, and send it by
post!Exorcise 1Look nt John Bull Dins hr like Uvr ?Writo 5
questionsExercise 2Du you filar toot lullf Write 5 Cju
estonsExercise 3Look at Virginia Chorry1 Shr likr> tiartriitv2
S/tr dikin'f iikrtihvfbw/i. Writ ton sentencesExercise 41 i ttkr
dims
2 I Mm'I tike dog* Wnte tO sentencesUnit 30
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Language Summary
music.meal.television.
likemusic?meat?television?Yes, l do/No, 1 don't.Yes, he does/No,
he doesn't.Hilton\ Surname:First narras): Edward Henry- Age: 23
Occupation: Police: Date:Signature:Colours: red, orange and green
Food:steak, chips, ice-creamDrink:milkRecreation: judo, karate,
boxing DMte bad drivers, cheese, cigarettes, vhiBky, beer
Exercise 1Look at Edward Hilton. Does he like cigarettes? Write
tour questions.
Exercise 2He likes steak.Write four sentences.
Exercise 3He doesn't like beer.
123412341234Surname: First
name(s):Occupation:UtesColours:Food:Drink:Recreation:OMtesSignature:
Exercise 4Complete the form above.
1 12 23
Exercise 5/ like Coca-Cola. Write four sentences.
[footnoteRef:4] [4: 4]
Exercise 6/ don't like cigars. Write tour sentences.4
Exercise 7Do you like ice-cream? Yes, / do or No, l don't.Write
true answers.Do you tike potatoes? Do you like jazz?3 Do you like
tea?4 Do you like politics?..30 I want you, FionaCharles Please
marry me, Fiona. I want you, I need you, I love you.Fiona I'm sorry
Charles, but I can't.Charles Oh, Fiona. Why not?Fiona Well,
Charles. 1 like you. . . I like you a lot. . . but I don't love
you.Charles But Fiona, love isn't everything.Fiona Oh, Charles, you
don't understand... for me love is everything.Charles Do you love
another man Fiona?Fiona Yes Charles, Ido... James.Charles Not James
Milton!Fiona Yes, James Milton.Charles But he doesn't want you.
He's engaged.Fiona I know.Charles But Fiona, James isn't a rich
man. I can give you everything. What do you want? Clothes? Money?
Travel? A big house?Fiona No, Charles. I don't want those things. I
only want James.OuMtioniWho wants Fiona?Does ha love her?Does Fiona
like Charles?Does she like him a lot?Does she love him?Does Fiona
love another man?Whats his name?Does James want Fiona?Is he rich?Is
Charles rich?What can he give Fiona?Does she want clothes?Does she
want money?What does she want?Exercise 1Who wants Fiona?Charles
wants Fiona.Who loves Fiona?Who needs Fiona?Who wants James?Who
loves James?Exercise 2Who does Charles want?Charles wants Fiona.Who
does Charles love?Who does Fiona love?Who does Fiona want?Who does
Charles need?
Language SummaryRick loves Angela.Who does Rick love? He loves
Angela.Who loves Angela? Rick does.Revision 400Sxarciaa 1Do they
need a cooker? Yes, they do.Do they need a hi-fi? No, they
don't.Write six questions and answers.picture50bookcase50chest of
drawers 150I need money.I don't need a big car.I want a new coat.1
don't want a cup of tea.I love my parents.I don't love him.Rick and
Angela are going to get married next week. They're going to buy a
new house. They've got 2,000. They haven't got any furniture.
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Exercise 3Rick I want a television!Angela Yes, but we don't need
a television immediately.1 Rick 3 RickAngela 4 Rick .. AngelaAngela
2 Rick . Angela
IxerclM 4Theyve got 2,000. They can spend only 2,000! Write
sentences.They need a cooker. They can buy one for 200.1 2 73 84 95
10Total How much money have they got now?Exercise 5Ricks going to
marry Angela. He loves her.Write sentences.Mary's go/ng to marry
Dean Patrick's going to marry Denise.Davids going to marry Jeanette
Claire's going to marry Keith.Exercise 6Who loves Dean? Maru
does.Who does Mary love? She loves Dean.1 Jeanette 4 Patrick?2
David? 5 Keith?3 Denise 6 ClaireExercise 7Now youre going to buy a
new house. You haven't got any furniture either.You've got
1,800.Look at the picture. What are you going to buy?Tm going to
buy a bed.i 32
How much money have you got now?4
t31 Everyday ConversationG What are you doing this weekend?H I'm
going away.G Oh, where are you going? ensive than a motorcycle hut
a ntohmycle* Its* comfortable titan a car.Make sentences using
these words eomfortabla'dangerous* economical
Look at thislong ... longerbig ... biggerdry ... drierlarge ...
larger good ... bettershort... shorterwet... wetterheavy ...
heavier nice ... nicerbad ... worseold ... older thin ...
thinner+
less expensive less comfortable less
economicalexpensivecomfortableeconomicalmore expensive more
comfortable more economical
Exercise 1young younger Continue.1 nice4 bad7 near10 cheap13
sad16 quiet
2 sunny5 hot8 white11 lucky14 near17 dirty
3 dark6 fresh9 fat12 good15 noisy18 warm
Exercise 2less interesting interesting more interesting
Continue.1 exciting ....2 important ..3 dangerousExercise 3A
Concorde's faster than a umbo Jet.A Jumbo Jet's more economical
than a Concorde.Write three sentences.You can use these words:
slow/noisy/beautiful.1 2Unit 68
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Steve Mercer 28600,000 1 metre 84 cms 73 kilos fastvery
famous(he has played for England 28 times)
Exercise 4The manager of Eastham United is going to buy a new
footballer for his team. He has 800,000. He is thinking about two
players.Steve Mercer'solder than Pat Finnegan.Pat Finnegan's more
expensive than Steve Mercer.Write six sentences. You can use these
words: heavy/ light/tall/famouS'lasVshcrt.1 2 3 4 5
69 A hard life
Jerry Flovd is talking to his grandfather about his new
job:"It's terrible, granddad. I have to get up at seven o'clock
because I have to catch the bus to work. Because I'm new, I have to
make the tea. I have to work hard . . I'm only happv at weekends: I
dont have to work then.**His grandfather isn't very sympatheticI
had to start work w hen I was 14 I lived in South Wales, and there
wasn't much work. I had to be a coal miner. We had to work twelve
hours a day. We didn't have to work on Sundays. . but we had to
work the other six days of the week."When 1 was eighteen, the hirst
World War started. I joined the army. I had to wear a uniform, and
I had to go to France. A lot of my friends died We had to obey the
officers, and we had to kill people.'When 1 was sixty, 1 had to go
into hiwpital because of the dust horn the mines. It was the only
quiet time in my life... I didn't have to work. I didn't have to
earn money.' 1 retired when I was sixty-five. Nowadays I don't work
and I don't have to get up early. But I have to live on my pension,
and life is still difficult. I don't feel sorry for you/'
QuestionDoes he have to get up at 6 o'clock7 Does he have to get
up at 7o'clock7 Does he have to catch the train? Does he have to
catch the Pus7 Does he nave to make the coffee7 Does he have to
make the tea7 Does he have to work hard7 Does he have to work on
Saturday7Questions0d he have to start work at 15. or did he have to
start work at t4?Did he live in North Wales, or did he live m South
Wales?Did ho have to be a teacher, or did he have to be a coal
miner?Did he have to work 8 hours a day. or did ho have to work 12
hours aday?Did he havo to work 5 days a week, or did he have to
work 6 days a week7 Did he have to work on Sundays?QuestionsWhen
did the First World War start? How old was he then7 What did he
have to join?What did he have to wear7 Where did he have to go?How
many ot his friends died?Who d id he havo to obey ?What did he have
to do?QuestionsDid he have to go into hospital7 Wnen d*d he have to
go into hospital7 Why did he have to go into hospital7 Did he have
to work m hospital7 Od he have to earn money7QuestionsDid ho retire
at 60?Ask When7What doesn t he have to do now?Does he earn money
now?What does he live on? is life easy for him now. or is it
difficult? Does he feol sorry for his grandson?
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David Watkins s a footballer for Eastham United. Eastham is a
first division football club. The English football season begins in
August, and finishes at the beginning of May. From August to May
Ihe footballers have to train hard. The manager gives them a lot of
rules.Exercise 1get up/8 o'clock They have to get up at eight
o'clock. Continue.3 run/2 km/every day
3 eatsteak and salad-lunch1 go to bed/9 oclock
2 practise;3 hours a day4 stay in/hotel' before a match
Exercise 2Dave is on holiday in May. June and July.He doesn't
have to get up at eight o'clock.Look at exercise one. and write
five sentences. [footnoteRef:25] [25: ]
Exercise 3Brian Huff is the manager of Eastham United. Ten years
ago he was a footballer, too The rules were the same ten years
ago.He had to get up at eight o'clock.Look at exercise one. and
write five sentences.1
Exercise 4He also had his holiday in summer.He didn't have to
get up at eight o'clock.Look at exercise one, and write five
sentences-1
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70 ComparisonsSaudi Arabia 40 CBermuda 35 CThey are all
large.China9.561.000 square km.Canada. .10,032.485 square km'.lL:
-CU.S.S.R.22.402.200 square km.In English, Mary's the best.In
Maths, Margaret's the worst.Make sentences about:
Maths/History/Geography/French/Science/Biology/Music.They are all
cold, but Greenland's the They are all hot, . .coldest.England 750
mm rain per yearVietnam 2,500 mm per yearThey are all wet.Bangla
Desh 3,000 mm rain per year'C' is the most expensive.'A' is the
least expensive.Make sentences using these words:
modern/beautiful/interesting.Mary's the tallest.Margaret's the
shortest.Make sentences using these
words:light/heavyold/youngfat/thinsmalKbig
Language summarylong ... longer ... longest short... shorter ...
shortest old ... older ... oldestbig... bigger ... biggest wet...
wetter ... wettest thin ... thinner ... thinnestlarge ... larger
... largest nice ... nicer ... nicest
dry ... drier ... driest heavy ... heavier ... heaviestgood ...
better ... best bad ... worse ... worst
+least expensiveless expensiveexpensivemore expensivemost
expensiveleast comfortableless comfortablecomfortablemore
comfortablemost comfortableExercise 1young A younger B the youngest
Continue1 noisyA B A
2 whiteA B A B .
3 hotA B 7 fatA B ..
4 goodA A B .
Exercise 2A the least interesting B less interesting C
interesting D more interesting E the most interesting. Continue.1A
2 A 3 A B B B C importantC excitingC dangerousD D D E E E Exercise
3Exercise 4mathematics examinationHOTEL GUIDE: Watermouth
1. 48-f-4 The Sea View a Green Ave.. Tel: 74533
, 1.672 1.73TD3T EJrrThe Ambassador * * * HighSv. Tel: 81396 The
International * * * * Griffith Park. Tel: 21033
y -.ZliLxilx*.y *.The Red Lion * * Beach Rd., Tel: 24094
4. -T- Via x 0.1785 4- 'Vi* =The Royal Bristol * * a * a Bristol
Rd.. Tel: 54362
5. ^-Ji=
Number 1 is the leas: difficult.The Royal Bristol is the most
comfortable
Write four sentences.Write four sentences.
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3 3Unit 70
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Guide to New CarsSaturday Magazine 1 h:i AugustThis month:
HATCHBACKS (under 1500cc)^Carnival mmmmExercise 5Exercise 6The
Javelin is faster than the Camwal, and the Carnival is Which is the
fastest? faster titan the Sierra.The Javelin is the fastest.Write
sentences using these words: economical'noisy-good.' Write
sentences, safe/expensive-tomfortable.1 1 22334455
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71 Brutus Cray the Greatest
Has he beaten other boxers?Ask "Which boxers?Is Freezer worse
than he was, or better than he was?Has Freezer beaten Len
Korton?Ask "When?"Is Brutus going to retire?How long has he been
the champion?
Brutus Cray Pm the greatest!Reporter You were the greatest,
Brutus . . . but you're ten years older than Joe Freezer.Gay Joe
Freezer! Pm not afraid of Joe Freezer!Rep. Really?Cray Listen! Pve
beaten him twice, and Pm going to beat him again.Rep. Are you
sure?Cray Sure? Of course Pm sure.Rep. Some people say he's better
than you.Cray Listen! Pve beaten all the . best boxers, and Joe
Freezer's f one of the worst!ARep. Yes, but he's better than he\
was.Cray Listen! Pm stronger, faster, fitter and more intelligent
than him!Rep. Yes, but he KO'ed Len Korton two months ago.Cray Len
Korton. Pve KO'ed him three times!Rep. O.K., O.K., Brutus. Are you
going to retire after this fight?Cray Retire? No. Pve been the
champion for ten years. . . and Pm going to stay the champion for
another ten.Rep. Joe Freezer doesn't think so!Cray Joe Freezer? Joe
Freezer's the ugliest man in the world . . . after tonight he's
going to need a new face!QuestionIs Brutus older than Joe
Freezer?Is he afraid of Joe Freezer?Has he beaten him before?Ask
"How many times?"
Exercise
a Rockefeller/rich b He/the teacher c He/the world
a Concorde/fast b It/a Boeing c lt/the worldWrite sentences like
this:A Joe Freezer is very ugly.B Hes uglier than Brutus Cray.C Hes
the ugliest man in the world.A Joe Freezer/ugly B He/Brutus Cray c
He/the world
a Mount Everest/ highb It/Mont Blanc c It/the world
a Rolls-Royce/ comfortable b It/Mini c lt/the world
a Brutus Cray/ goodb He/Joe Freezer c He/the world
Language summaryI'vebeenthe championfor I ten years.
I'vebeatenhim
He's| three weeks. Hesthem
l two hours.
How long have you been the champion ?once, twice, three
times.
Look at thisfight - fought - fought / beat - beat - beaten / win
- won - wonExercise 1take took takendo go heatsend find lose
drive fighthit seebreak drinkeat meetspend
Exercise 2Sue Webb is a journalist. She lives in England, but
she often visits other countries.How many times has she been to
France? She's been there three times.Write four questions and
answers.1 2 3 4 Exercise 33 Hes in Argentina now. He went five
years ago.
He's in Paris. He went there three weeks ago.He's been in Paris
fo*[footnoteRef:26] three weeks. [26: Theyre in Greece. ]
1 He's here now. He came two hours ago.4 Hes at home now. He
arrived an hour ago.2 He's in the bank. He arrived ten minutes
ago.5 He's here now. He came ten days ago.
Exercise 4He's the champion of the world.3 He's the Director of
the school.4 They're in London.
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How long has he been the champion of the world? Continue.2 She's
at work.5 John's at school.
2 She's at work.5 John's at school.
72 George and Brenda
/
George Will you mam- me. darling?Brenda Of course I will.George
Is that a promise? Brenda Of course it is . . .1 love youBrenda Oh,
darling, I feel temblvtired?George Well, sit down. I'll do the
washing-up.Brenda Oh, think you darling . . and I'm thirsty George
All right. I'll make you a cup of tea.Brenda George? Have yi>u
mended that plug yet?George No. I haven't.Brenda Well, will you do
it today? George Yes, I'll do it now.Wheres the screwdriver? Brenda
I don't know.George Well, 1 can't find it. I'll do it
tomorrow.Brenda Oh. George... we haven't got much for dinner.George
That's all nght. Shall we eat out?Brenda Oh, yes! Where shall we
go?George I .et'sgo to that new Italian Restaurant!Brenda
George!George Yes. dear Brenda YtHi're drunk? Shall I drive?George
No. PmO.K. I'll drive. Brenda No. you won't. Give me the
keys!Language summaryWill you do it? Shall we go out?Shall I do it?
Let's go to the cinema.I'll do it?Of course, 1 will. No, I
zoon't.Exercise 1Gabriel is a hairdresser. He's got a new assistant
today. He's asking her to help him.some shampooWill you bring me
someshampoo?2 the scissors
Exercise 2A The phone's ringing. B I'll answer it! Continue.1A
Im hot, and the window's closed! 3 A Ive got a headache.5 A I'm
very cold .the doors open.B 6 A I'm thirsty.B
B B 2 A My bag's very heavy.4 A I haven't got any money.B B
Exercise 3Can you mend it now? (later) No, Ill mend it
later.Continue.1 Can he do it now? (tomorrow)3 Can she ask him now?
(soon)2 Can they help me now? (in a minute)4 Can you get it now?
(next week)Exercise 4
A Shall we go to the cinema?B No, let's go to the theatre to see
'Hamlet'. Write four more conversations.3 A B1 A B
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BB
BB
73 Everyday Conversationc What's the matter? Why has the bus
stopped?D There's been an accident.c Has there? Again?D Yes, there
have been three here this week.c Yes, I know. And it's only
Wednesday.D Yes. It's the most dangerous corner I've ever seen.this
week this month this year this summer this
wintercornerbendhillroundaboutjunctionE Look at that girl!F What
about her?E Look at her dress!F What about it?E It's the same as
mine! That's what!F No, it isn't. It's different from yours.E Is
it?F Yes. Hers is shorter than yours.G Are you a new student?H No,
I'm not.G Oh. How long have you been here?H As long as you.G Why
haven't I seen you?H I've been
ill,studentteachertypistsecretaryillsickawayon holidayI Can I
borrow 10?J Why don't you go to the bank? I My cheque hasn't
arrived yet.J Well, I'm sorry, but I'm broke. I What can I do?J Ask
George. He's as rich as
Rockefeller.10$105$5GeorgeStuartJeffreyCharlesArthurdressskirtcoatraincoatjacketshortercheaperlongermore
expensive
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Language nummaryIt'scoldice.seen, been to.There'shavebeenan
accident.I two accidents.the same asyoursiours/theirs,different
frommine/his/hers.
Exercise 1I drove a Rolls-Royce. It's a good car. It's the best
car Tve ever driven. 1 I saw 'Friday Niht Fiasco*. It's a good
film.2 She saw Frankenstein Alive!'. Its a bad film.4 He read The
Godfather*. It's an interesting book.3 We heard 'The Rats. Theyre a
good group.5 I took some photos. They're very good photos.Exercise
2He's got a Fiat 127. I've got a Fiat 127. His car is the same as
mine.f They've got a Fcrd Cortina. We've got a Ford Cortina. 3 He's
got a Parker pen. She's got a Parker pen.2 She's got an Omega
watch. Ive got an Omega watch. 4 Weve got a Sony T.V. They've got a
Sony T.V.Exercise 3Look at the second conversation in the students
book.Ccmptete (his conversation.A Look at that mar!A Its the same
as yours! That's what.B B A Look at Ws coat.A Is it?B Yesmore
expensive
Exercise 4Hanbourne is a small village - but a lot of things
have happened this year.two car crashes.three fights-'a robbery/a
fire/four motorcycle crashes/a weddingThere have been two car
crashes.Write five sentences.1 2 3 4 Exercise 5I haven't got any
money. Why don't you go fa the bank? 1 I've got toothache.2 I'm
ill.3 need some bread.4 I'm hungry.
74 Something, nothing, anything, everythingA I want some seats
for Tuesday night. Are there any left?B No, there are no seats
left. Every seat is reserved.C Doctor, I think there's something in
my eye. Everything looks funny.D Let me have a look ... I can't see
anything. . . No, I'm sure there's nothing there.E There's somebody
in the other office!F I didn't hear anybody.E Well, just have a
look . . .F . . . No, there's nobody there. Everybody's gone home.G
What are you looking for?H My pen. It's somewhere in this room!G
Where have you looked?H I've looked everywhere . . . and 1 can't
find it anywhere!Exercise1 Theressomething in my soup.What is
it?Theres somebody in the other room. Who is it?2 Is there anything
in the fridge?I'm hungry.Is there . . . in the bathroom?I want to
brush my teeth.3 There isn't anything in the fridge. There isnt ...
in the bathroom.It's empty.4 Everything 's expensive. Nothing's
cheap. .sin the garden. .s here.Study thissomeany?something anythi-
somebody anybo someoneanyonsomewhere anywhnot. . any thing.'not. ..
anythin body,-not.. . anybody one'not .. anyone where/not .
anywhtev-ry ev vy:l ing evuyoody ev ry i ie ev lyAhert
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Exercise 1Language summary
I want some seats. Are there any left? 3 t want some cakes. I
want some wine. Is there any left?Continue.1 I want some tickets.4
I want some milk.2 I want some soup.5 I want some bread.
Exercise 2seats There are no seats left. sugar There's no sugar
left.1 bread3 tickets2 cakes4 soupExercise 3Complete this
conversation.Use these words:
anything/something/nothing/everything.Mr Joseph is in a shop.A I'm
looking forformy son. It's his birthday next week.is very
expensive.Have you gotcheaper?B Im sorry sirs cheapnowadaysExercise
4Complete this conversation.Use these words: nobody/somebody/every
body.'any^ody.A I went to No'man and Pamelas wedding last
Saturday.from the office wasthere.B o, I love weddings. Did cry?A
Nocried.B What about the reception?A Oh, it was very funny.danced
on the table.B Who was it?Exercise 5Complete this conversation.Use
these words: everywhere'no- where.'somewhere.anywhere.Mr and Mrs
Grant have just arrived in Bournemouth. They're on holiday, and
they're looking for a hotel They're at the Tourist Information
office:A Excuse me. we re looking for a hotel. B Well, it's a
national holiday.is very busy. ButI'll look for you.A Have you
gotnear the beacn?B I'm sorry. There'snear the beach. But there's
in the town centre
- The Hotel Majestic.A I don't know.
75 Four lives
Herbert Burke, James Stephens, Mary Foot, and Charlie Phillips
all went to the same school. They left school in 1960, and they've
had very different careers.
Herbert Burke became a politician ten years ago. He's very
successful. He bought a country house five years ago, and bought a
Jaguar at the same time. 1 le's been a Member of Parliament for ten
years. He's had his house and car for five years.QuestionsWhen did
Herbert Burke become a politician?When d d he buy a country house?
When did he buy a Jaguar?How long has he been a Member of
ParliamentHow long has he had his house?How long has he had his
car?ExerciseHe's been there since 1969.They've been there for five
years. Complete these in the same way:1 She's had that watch . .
.three weeks.
James Stephens is a criminal.He robbed a bank in 1971, and
escaped to a Pacific island. He bought a luxury yacht the same
year. He's still on the island. He's been there since 1971. He's
had the yacht since 1971.QuestionsWhen did James rob a bank?Where
did he escape to?What did he buy?When did he buy it?Where is he
now?How long has he been there?How long has he had his yacht?2
We've been here . . . January.3 I've had my camera . . . two
years.4 They've been married . . 1971.5 He's had his car . . . two
months.6 John's been in London . . . March.
Mary Foot and Charlie Phillips fell in love a t school. He gave
her a ring when they left school. She wears it every day, and she's
never taken it off. They got married in 1963 and they are still in
love. Thev moved to Australia in 1968.QuestionsWhen did Mary and
Charlie fall in love? When did he give her the ring?Has she ever
taken it off?When did they get married?Are they still in love?When
did they move to Australia?How long has she had the ring?How long
have they been married?How long have they been in Australia?
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6 How long has he had his car?6 Has he worked since 1978?
6 How long has he had his car?6 Has he worked since 1978?
Exercise 111978 Tve been here since 1978.She two days She's been
here for two days. Continue.1 We Christmas7 She six years2 They
four days8 You 19773 He last weekend9 SheMarch 20th4 I, ten years10
It ten minutes5 He a few days11 They August6 It Saturday12 We two
hoursLook at this Giles Swithin and Rod Burnett were at Universty
together. They left in 1967.
Exercise 2Giles Swithin became a businessman eight years ago He
bought a large house four years ago. and a Rover car at the same
time.Answer these questions.1 When did he become a businessman?
Exercise 3Rod Burnett became a pop star in 1971. In 19?8 he
retired to Bermuda. He bought a villa, a Ferran and a boat. He's
still got tiem. He hasn't worked since 1978.Answer these
questions.1 Whon did ho become a pop star?
2 When did he buy his house?
2 When did he retire?
3 What about his car?3 Where did he go?4 How long has he been a
businessman?4 How long has he had the villa?
5 How long has he had the house?4 How long has he had the car
and boat?76 A night out
Exercise 1Complete the spaces in fnis story.Use these words:
parked/opened/third/miles/rented/two/
put/werent/finished/saw/wearing/got/driving/fourth/
come^ack-wasnt/wrong/waiting/carrying/stop/same/
holding,ieh;tooK.'S\arted.its three o'clock. Mr Jackson has justa
white Ford Cortina car, onthefloor of a car park. It isn't his car.
He.tyesterday. Mr Jackson is in Manchester on business He's ... a
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business suit and he'sa briefcase.
hours later. Mr Jackson hasto the cark park. He's the car
keys..... his business, and fcr the lift. He's
Mr Jackson was very tired. The lift didn'tat the third floor.
Itstopped at the floor. Mr Jacksonthe lift. He a white Cortina in
front of him. He walked over andthe key in the doer. Hethe doorin
andthe engine.An hour later Mr Jackson was fortyfrom Manchester. He
wasaong the motorway when a police car stopped him. The
policemenvery friendly. ItMr Jackson's car. It was theFord Cortina,
but the keys were theTheyh m to the police station.Exercise
2Wriatdid Mr Jackson say to the policemen?
77 The election resultEitrciMIt's midnightIn a moment, the Mayor
of Bam ford is going to read the results of the General Election.
Both of the candidates are on the balcony with the Mayor. Both of
them are smiling, but neither of them are happy.Both of them are
wearing rosettes One of them is the Labour candidate, and the other
is the Conservative candidate. Neither of them have been Members of
Parliament before.The Mayor has just announc result the Labour
candidate has won the election. Some of the crowd are pleased, but
the others are angry. All of the labour supporters are happy. All
of them are shouting and cheering The Conservative supporters are
booing. None of them are smiling. The Conservatives haven't won an
election in Bamford for many years. I he labour Party has won every
election in the town since 1945.A&i*th jf them arr policemenNat
her ef than are poheomonSome of than are happyAil of them are
happyNone iff them are happy . nurses . nurses.. . . tat. . .
fatfat.
Lngung summaryOneof themis happy.SomeAllNoneof them
BothNeitherare happy.
are happy.
Exercise 16789
One of them's tall.Both of them are wearing watches.Neither of
them are wearing coats.Write nine sentences.0Use these words:
short'jackets'young/ties'Old.'hats'bootS'' jeans'T-shirt.1 2345Here
is some information about six people.NameLanguagesSportsLikes
DennisFrench, German, Italian.Tennis, Volleyball,
Football.Sport, languages, cooking, television.
RuthFrench. German.Tennis. Volleyball. Hockey.Sport, languages,
pop music.
BrianFrench, German. Italian, Spanish.Tennis, Volleyball.
Cricket. Golf.Sport, languages, television, films.
CarlFrench, German, Arabic.Tennis, Volleyball. Football.
CricketSport, languages, pop music.
WendyFrench, German. Spanish.Tennis. Volleyball.Sport,
languages, batlet.
BernardFrench, German, Spanish, Italian, Chinese.Tennis,
Volleyball. Football. Cricket.Sport, languages, cooking.
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Exercise 2All of them speak French.Write sentences using:
aiLsome/none/one.1 2 3 4 5 6 7
French.18volleyball ... cooking
basketballgolflanguagestennisfilms
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78 The Daily NewsDaily NewsTHE
London. Wednesday May 20thWeather: fineUnit 78
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SENSATIONAL JEWEL ROBBERYMaria Roberts, a 15-year-old
schoolgirl, left her home in Leeds last week and nobody has seen
her since. She was wearing a blue raincoat, green trousers and
blackHave you seen this girl?shoes. She has blonde hair blue
eyes.Please telephone: 0202-17414 with any information.Police
Notice
EverestExpeditionFailsThree British climbers in the Himalayas
wanted to reach the top of Mount Everest yesterday, but they failed
because the weather has been too bad. They had to postpone the
climb until next week. The weather has been the worst for two
years.
Richard Taylor, the British actor, is going to divorce his wife.
Liza Bertram. They have been married for thirteen years, and have
lived in Hollywood since 1978. Several people have seen Taylor with
film starlet Judy Bowes recently. He has been married four times.
He refused to speak to our reporter yesterday.
50,000 STOLENThere was a fifty thousand pound jewel robbery in
central London yesterday. The thieves threw a stone through the
window of Car- bunklc & Company and stole necklaces, rings and
watches worth 50.000. Mr Goldsmith, the manager of the shop, was
working in his office when it happened. The police are looking for
three men. The men drove away in a stolen Ford Cortina. The police
have not found the getaway car yet.
Look * thisbeat - beat - beaten > Steal - stele - stolen
/throw - threw - thrown read - read -
readExerciseWntheh;naBc:sSDaP6r Lk 7" student's book.THEDaily
NewsLondon: Thursday June 13thWeather : cloudySENSATIONAL BANK
ROBBERYumm rnmimaat) tarn maa nnn nrni ni wi100,000 STOLEN
M[LlovJ-of the bank,bankrobberyManchesteryesterday. The robbersa
smoke bomb i hedooeof The Midland HanX and bank notes and
traveller's cheques100,(XX).in his office when policesix men. The
menpolice.Thein aG canada. The yet.MONT BLANCEXPEDITIONFAILSTwo
French womenin he Alpsreach...... Mont Blancyesterday but they
..........because the weatherbad.Theypostpone theciimbnextMonday.
The n ear her worstthree years.POP STAR DIVORCE CASECathy Tree, the
Britishher husband, Johnny Rabid.Theymarriedtwo years ,
andLosAngeles.November. Several people Cathyguitarist Vic
Bostiktimes. She refusedthreeourreporter fast night.three
years.recently. She*_Police noticeHave you seen this boy?Tim Cook,
a fifteenschoolboyhomeChestermonthand nobody since. Heblue shirt,
black shoes and .Heblackandeyes.Please0244-110389 with
1i79 Everyday ConversationK Can I help you?L Yes, I want to send
some flowers tc my mother in Germany.K What kind of flowers w'ould
you like?L Well, what do you recommend?K Well, roses are very nice
at this time of the year.L O.K.... a dozen roses, please.M Mrs
Connor?N Yes, Paul?M This is a present for you.N A present? What a
lovely surprise! Shall 1 open it now'?M Yes, of course.N Ooh!
Chocolates! I lovechocolates. . . Thank you, very much indeed!M
Thank you. You've been very kind.O I'd like to say goodbye to
everybody.P When are you leaving?O Tomorrow morning.P Let's meet
for a coffee tonight. O I'm afraid I can't.P Oh . . . come on!O No,
really . . . I've got so much to do.rosestulipsdaffodilscarnationsa
dozen (12) half a dozen (6) two dozen (24) ten
(10)chocolatessweetsperfumefruitQ It's been a lovely party. Thank
Caracas!you very much.Tokyo!R But you can't go yet! The party's
p^bul!just beginning!Q I'm sorry, but I must!R Why?Q Because I have
to catch the last train.R Don't be silly! I'll give you a
lift.Where are you going?Q Caracas!R Oh!!tomorrow morning tomorrow
afternoon tomorrow evening tomorrow night
Exercise 1You are in a florist's shop. You are A.Complete this
conversation.A. B Yes, I want to send some flowers to my wife in
Italy. A B Well, what do you recommend? A B Fine - half a do2en
Mips. please.Exercise 2Someone is giving a present to you.Complete
this conversation.A Hello!B This is a present for you.A ? !B Yes,
go on! A
Exercise A
You are leaving a party. Tomorrow you must go to Paris. Complete
the conversation.A B Oh, dont go now! The party's just starting.A B
Oh. why?Unit #
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B Thank you. You've been very kind to me. Exercise 3You are
saying goodbye to some friends. Complete the conversation.A
B Oh, that's silly. I can give you a lift. Where are you going?A
B Oh!Exercise 5Now answer these questions.1 Where are you going
this evening?
B When are you leaving?A B Let s go for a drink tonight!A B Oh,
come on! Wiy not?A 2 Where did you go last night?3 When was your
last birthday?4 Did anyone send you a present?
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