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Book 3
Book 3
Basic
Student’s book
Contents
Basic 3
Expressing what to do
UNIT 3 You can’t park here. Can not & Can
and not to do.
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Telling the time
Unit 1
Coffee to take away
1A
1 VOCABULARY 3 BUYING A COFFEE
telling the time
a. Look at the clock. What time is it?
c. Communication. What’s the time? a. Look at the coffee shop menu. Do you
Practise times. know what all these things are?
a. 3.27 Listen to what happens when Tea regular 2.65 large 3.10
CAN YOU...?
tell the time
order food and drink in a cafe
meet and introduce people 2
Unit 1
Testing your understanding
Complete the times. Can I Have here help you how much
or double is that take away your change
1 2 3 4
8:30 am 2:10 pm 9:59 pm 12:00 pm A Can I _________________
B Yes. _________________ have an espresso, please?
5 6 7 8 A Single _________________?
2:30 am 8:15 pm 7:22 pm 12:40 pm B To have here or ______________ ?
A
To________________________.
B
1 It’s half past eight. A Anything else?
B No thanks. How much ______________?
2 It’s________________________________
A That’s 2.80, please.
3 It’s________________________________
B Sorry, _________________?
4 It’s________________________________ A 2.80. Thank you. And ___________________.
5 It’s________________________________ B Thanks.
6 It’s________________________________
7 It’s________________________________ 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH phrases
8 It’s________________________________ a Re-order the words to make phrases.
1 we / Here / are
2 BUYING A COFFEE
2 you / something / drink / like / Would / to
.
a Order the conversation.
?
3 to / later / talk / you
_____
1 A Can I help you? .
4 this / the / in / UK / your / rst / time
_____ B No thanks. How much is that?
_____ Anything else? ?
A
_____ B Thanks. b Complete the conversations with the phrases in a.
_____ A 3.65. Thank you. And your change.
_____ B Sorry, how much?
_____ regular or large? 1 A Ok. Her we are This is your hotel.
A
_____
2 Yes, Can I have a latte, please? B Oh, it’s very nice.
B
_____ A That’s 3.65, please.
_____ B To take away. 2 A Sit down. _____________________?
_____ A To have here or take away? B No thanks. I’m ne.
_____ B Large, please.
3 A Nice to meet you. _________________?
B No, it isn’t. I know London very well.
4 A ________________________________. Bye.
B Bye
3
1 GRAMMAR 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY
Complete the sentences with the correct form of
the verbs in brackets. Read the article. Circle a, b or c.
1 I’m not very happy today. ( not be )
2 Nurses __________ very long hours. ( work )
3______________ the TV. I want to watch this
progamme. ( not turn off )
4 It’s a small town. It ____________ an airport.
( not have )
5 ___________ you hungry? It’s lunch time. ( be )
6 ___________ your teacher __________ glasses?
( wear )
2 VOCABULARY
Circle the word that is different.
1 table charger mobile question
2 window coin purse wallet
3 strong bag expensive young
4 wrong wear tall clean
5 cheap worried bored angry
6 cook drink eat late
7 tissue doctor lawyer vet
3 PRONUNCIATION
Circle the word with a different sound.
4
From morning to night
Unit 2
Prepositions of time
2A
1 VOCABULARY daily routine
a 4.7 Listen to the sounds and number
Busy
the phrases from 1-6.
get dressed
lives
wake up Marjan Jahangiri, originally from Iran, is one of the only
women professors of cardiac surgery in Europe. She does
have breakfast more than 300 operations a year. She lives in London with
have a shower her husband and their 17-years old son, Darius
go to work / school
Can you describe your daily routine?
have a coffee / tea
b What order do you do these things I get up between 6:00 am and
6:30 am, I get to work at 7:00,
in the morning? Tell your partner. and my meetings usually start
at 7:30. After that, I don’t have
First I wake up, then I ... a break. I often do two operations
a day, and I also have lectures
Go to Grammar and Vocabulary bank. and more meetings at home, I
To learn more about Daily routine and have dinner with my son. Between
9:30 and 11:30 pm, I do research
Typical day. and watch the news on TV.
One or two nights at week I’m on call, so I probably need to do operations
2 PRONUNCIATION linking during the night. I often work at weekends, too. But that’s OK- I think
I have a fantastic life because I love my work.
Connected Speech How do you balance work with your family life?
Remember, when people speak they usually I spend a lot of time with my son, I want him to learn about hard work and
link words together. Sometimes three linked good values, and I want to be an example for him. My husband is away
words sound like a one word. a lot, but we speak on the phone every day. I think one reason why I am
successful in my professional life is because he isn’t at home all the time!
For example, I getupat seven.
What do you do to relax?
a 4.9 Listen and write ve sentences.
I play the piano for an hour every day, late at night. I think it helps me with
1 ( 5 words) my operations- it’s technical in the same way. I also go to the hairdresser
twice a week. I do a lot of my research there!
2 ( 5 words) They turn the music off for me and
I use the time to read all my
3 ( 6 words) academic papers. Glossary
( 6 words) cardiac surgery an operation to repairsb’s heart
4 a lecture a talk to a group of people to teach
them about sth, e.g at university
5 ( 5 words) be on call be available for work if necessary
do research study sth to learn more about it
1 VOCABULARY daily routine c Complete the article with have , go, or get.
a Circle the action which people do rst.
1 get up / wake up
2 get dressed / have a shower
3 have lunch / have breakfast
4 go to work / start work
5 go home / get home
6 make dinner / go shopping
3A
1 GRAMMAR can / can’t c Look at dialogues 1 and 2. Complete the
sentences.
a 3.15 Cover the dialogues and look at the pictures.
What do you think the people are saying? Listen and check. + You can park over there, ma’am, in
the parking lot.
- Excuse me. You _______ park there.
I’m really sorry. I _______ come.
? _______ you come to dinner on Friday?
Where ________ I park near here?
2 PRONUNCIATION
a 3.19 Listen and copy the sounds and
sentences. Copy the rhythm.
b Listen again and read the dialogues. d Practice the dialogues in exercise 1a with a
Answer the questions. partner.
e Ask and answer questions with a partner.
Give afrmative ( ) or ( x ) short answers.
1 I / park here X
2 you / come to dinner
3 we / swim here
4 I / watch TV on the bus
5 I / have a coffee
6 we / have lunch tomorrow X
Can I park here? No, you can’t.
3 VOCABULARY common verbs 2
a What do these signs mean? Explain with You can... / You can’t...
1 You can´t ________ 2 You can ________ 3 You can’t ________ 4 You can ________
here by credit card here. your phone here. money here.
5 You can’t _______ 6 You can ________ 7 You can’t _______ 8 You can’t ________
fast here. the internet here. photos here. soccer here.
d Cover the senrences and look at the signs. Say what they mean.
b Write two things you can do and two things you can’t do i) at school / work and ii) at home.
I can´t...
4A
1 MONTHS 2 ORDINAL NUMBERS
a When are these holidays? Match a Do the quiz with a partner.
them with the correct month.
c Answer the questions in groups. thumb think Thursday three thrid seventh ninth
2 Which month has only three letters? mother the they they then their
Birthday
“ Normally I have a
small _________.
I have some ______.
_______ some presents.”
Max
Birthday
“ I usually spend time with my
b 3.27 Listen and reapeat the dates. Practice saying them. __________, or have ________
see my ________.”
Cristina
Birthday
“ I usually celebrate my
birthday with my_______
and __________.”
Ivan
Birthday
c Ask and answer the questions in pairs.
“ I usually _______for a
What’s the date today? What’s tomorrow´s date? meal with my family-with
my _______and my ________.”
d Say the dates of the holidas in 1a. Then say the dates of two
other holidays you know. James
New Year’s Eve is December 31st d In pairs, ask and answer the question in
the box.
e Stand up. Ask other students. When’s your birthday?
GRAMMAR AND
VOCABULARY BANK
C2
C1
B2
B1
A2
A1
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A typical day
1 IN THE MORNING
get up have breakfast take a shower go to school go to work have a coffee have a sandwich
( by train, bus
car etc )
2 IN THE AFTERNOON
3 IN THE EVENING
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Prepositions of time and place.
in on at
the mornig three o’clock
Monday ( morning )
the afternoon the 27th of September
midday / midnight
We use at for times of the day, night, the weekend and festivals.
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Can & Can’t
+ -
You can park here You can’t park here
? Wh- ?
Can I park here? Yes, you can. No, you can’t Where can I park?
Can they come Yes, they can. No, they can’t. When can you
can’t = cannot
Use can / can’t for permission or possibility
- You can park here. = You have permission
- You can’t park here. = You don’t have permission
- I can come to dinner tonight. = It’s possible
- I can’t come to dinner tonight= It’s not possible.
Can / can’t is the same for I, you, he , she etc.
She can send personal emails at work.
Use can / can’t + verb
You can use your phone over here. NOT
You can to use
They can’t come to dinner. NOT
They can’t to come.
a 3.12 Listen and repeat the verbs and verb phrases. a 3.20 Listen and repeat the verbs and verb phrases.
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Common verbs 2.
a 3.21 Listen and repeat the months. a 3.22 Listen and repeat the ordinal numbers from
1st-2oth.
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The most common verbs in English Noun and Adjective verbs
Innitive Past form Past participle
1. Arrival ( noun ) The fact of arriving somewhere.
Arrive Arrived Arrived 2. Achievement ( noun ) something very good and difcult
that you have succeeded in doing.
Achieve Achieved Achieved 3. Cutting ( noun ) an article that has been cut from a
Attend Attended Attended newspaper or magazine.
Break Broke Broken 4. Catcher ( noun ) In baseball, the player who catches the
ball if the batter fails to hit it.
Apologise Apologised Apologised 5. Change ( noun ) When someone/something is replaced,
Add Added Added enjoyable new activity, small amounts of money.
Attack Attacked Attacked 6. Discussion: ( noun ) The activity in which people talk about
something and tell each other their ideas or opinions.
Begin Began Begun
7. Dream (noun ) a series of events or images that happen in your
Boil Boiled Boiled mind when you are sleeping:
Borrow Borrowed Borrowed
Check this out with your teacher.
Bring Brought Brought
Buy Bought Bought
Cut Cut Cut
Carried Carried Carried
Catch Caught Caught
Change Changed Changed
Collect Collected Collected
Come Came Come
Copy Copied Copied
Describe Described Described
Destroy Destroyed Destroyed
Die Died Died
Discuss Discussed Discussed
Do Did Done
Dream Dreamt / Dreamed Dreamt / Dreamed
Dye Dyed Dyed
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