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22 Practical English Episode 2 understandingprices,buyinglunch P iuri; ^i/, and /k,/

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2 €15.99 B eighty cents
3 $50.19 C five pounds thirty-five
4 f5.35 D fifteen euros ninety-nine
5 $ 1 3 . 2 5 E s i x t yp e n c e
6 €3.2O F fi{ty dollarsand nineteencents
7 €0.25 G three eurostwenty
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Do you think Sarahis a) a friend of the family
a boy a girl a man a woman b) a new babysitter?
Lookat photo A. Pointto the people and say
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babysitter?

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Pointto peoplein the classroom.
Whataretheir
names?
( what's hisname?
( what's her name?

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aren't stressed, e,9., wgman, welcome.

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I havea big {amily.That'smy grandfather.
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colorsand common adiectives
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the cars.What nationalityare they? Man No, it's for my mother.
Woman Yes,it's for me.
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Chevrolet car and I love it! How much is it?
SEAT Salesperson Come with me, ma'am.
Honda
Man M o m !. . .
Hgundai Geelg Jaguar
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Then practiceit in groups of three.
(D 4.13 Listen and check.
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woman...? familv'scar.
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Rob I know. l'm real y sorry.

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I Whot do you havefor breokfost?

! Whot time do you go to work (schoot)?

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O Do you tikemornings?Why (not)?

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a O t O . t R e a da n d l i s t e nt o t h e t o u r i s t i n f o r m a t i o na b o u t
B u r l i n g t o nV, e r m o n ta n d L a k eC h a m p l a i nW . o u l d y o u l i k et o GRAMMAR there'sa... / there
oo to Vermont? What would vou like to see and do there?
are some...
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vacationin Vermont. They arrive at the
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things the hotel has and crossout (r()the
thinos it doesn't have.

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a gift shop

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mounloin peoks, 50 ski oreos, 46 lokes,interestingmuseums. on p.61. Look at the highlighted phrases.
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of oll oges. below. How do you make questions and
negatives with lhere is / There are?
WHY IAKE CHAMPTAIN? 1 Use there's a / an +
LokeChomploiniso 125-milelong loke a s i n g u l anr o u n s b p l u r a ln o u n s .
ihot sitsbefween the sloles of Vermont T 2 Use there are some +
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the loke ond "Chomp," the monster,One b n e g a t , v es e n t e 4 c e as n d q u e s t i o n s .
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ploce for o greot view of the loke. of three.

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Yourclassroom
TV pictures windows whiteboard
DVDplayer computer chairs
dictionaries

Yo u rs c h o o l
library caf6 parkinglot yard

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person is a detective?

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lastnight? '1
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J I was at 2--. I was - mYtaxi.
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Are you - right now? We're stayingin a beautifulhotel in the mountains.
a work b working A What are you doing here?
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hotel. 2 A Who are you -? B My mother.lt's her birthday.
a isn't b doesn't 3 Go and help that woman. She's- a very big suitcase.
He - his homeworknow. 4 Look! The train's-. Can you see it?
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a some o any
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'1 the kitchen.
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1 Dominicand his wife wanted to live --.
a in another country b in another place in their country
2 Duke Universityoffered - a job in the U5.
a Dominic b Miriam
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1 We rented a house near the university. a doctor and I'm a designer - and we have two
small children, Sachaand Elena.Then an American
2 We booked our flights. It was a long triPl
universiry Duke, in Durham, North carolina, asked
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4 We packed sevenheavy suitcases. we weren't sure what to do. Ttlere were so many
5 The childrendidn't want to sleep on the plane. Sacha ouestions. what about Sacha'sschool?What do we
playedwith toys and Elenalooked at books. do with our house?But fina\ we decided to go!
When we arrived in North Carolina,we were very tired!

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aboutthe story in a and b. Answer Yes,he / she
complete the chart. What letters do you add to the
/ it / they did. OR No, he / she / it / they didn't.
verbto make the affirmativeE past form? How do you
makethe negativeE? 1 / Dominicand Miriam want to live abroad?
2 / Duke Universityo{fer Dominica job?
simplepast:regularverbs 3 / they invitetheir {riendsto their house?
present lPast 4 / the childrenwant to sleePon the Plane?
our flights. 5 / Sachaplay with toys on the Plane?
we booK We -
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to school a soda a-taxi speacy Yoga

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B (booi closed)say the phrase with the correct verb' l - -
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2 LISTENING
a (D 11.10 Ben was in Washington,D.C' {or the day
on business.He arrived home in New York City
at 4:OOp.m. Listen to the conversationwith his
dauqhter, Linda. Check (/) the Placeswhere sne
sayishe was during the daY.
at home in a restaurant
in a museum in a caf6
i n a s h o p P i n gm a l i at scnool

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words.
the missing

@ 11.11 Whatdo you thinkthe noiseis?Listen

and check. I
i B Hi. l'm back. LindalWhat are you doing at h -. --?

I verbs:
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L
B
Hi, Dad.You'rereallYearlY.
Yes,I got an early2fl-.

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get, go, have, do
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L
B
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My day was fine. But what about your day?Why aren't
vou at school?
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simplepresent simplepast
the ca{6there.
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B Good girl. When are Yourexams?
L They're next 8w-.
B Where'syour em-?
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L What?
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& PRONUNCIATION
. VOCABULARY
prepositionsof place;sentencerhythm and polite intonation
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1 VOCABULARY& 2 READING& LISTENING

PRONUNCIATION (012.3-12.4 Readand listento the story. In pairs,askand
regularand irregularverbs answerthe questionsafter eachpart.
a Takethe Verbsquizwith a Partner.

VERBSOUIZ
Lookat the regularverbs and
answerthe questions.

arrive ask close exchange finish

look move open start stoP
talk wait

a Whichverbdoublesthe final
consonantbeforethe -ed ending?
b Whichfour verbsonly add -d?
c In whichtwo verbsis the -ed ending
oronouncedhd/?
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wrote bought sent sat

left said told 5aw

buy seno
leave srt
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toll,blondwomon.
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the verb in the past tense. smell.Chonel No. 5. I siorled fo listenlo musicon my phone'
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We tolked oboui musicunlil ihe troin onived ol Poddington
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I looked ot my wolch. "OK,"I soid. "l hove time."

1 Wheredid the manfirstseethe woman?

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3 Whatdid theytalkabout?
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hungry - homework - lunch
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sound?
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4 Curitiba ls in BrazlL. 8 S a l t ai s l n A r g e n t i n a .

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d How old are you?
e What's your email?
f 1 What's your name?
I What's your cell phone number?
h What's your address?
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a Readabout Ava and her family.Write the
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Wheredo you hovell?
Phonenumber 7 home
Mork, Los Angeles, US 7 minsogo

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3 Man 'l A memorycard,Please.
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questions?
B Sure.
A Do you like the Aiien movies?
B I like the first one. lt's great. I don't
know the otherc.
A OK, thanks.
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B Yes.They'reamazing.
A Do you like CharlizeTheronin A/ien:
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3 A Do you like the A/ien movies?
B No, I hate sciencefiction movies. I
think they'reawful.
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B Yes,I love them. And the actors are
fantastic.
A Do you like lv|ichaelFassbender?
B I reallylikehim. I think he'sgreat.
5 A Do you like the Alien movies?
B Sorry, I don't know them.
Rob Dad!
Henry Rob,hi!
Rob Hi. This is for you.
Henry For me? lt's my favorite. Thanks Rob!
But why?
Rob For your birthday of coursel HapPt
birthday!
Henry Rob, it isn't my birthday todayl My
birthday'son the 2nd ofJuly. Today'sthe
2nd ofJune.
Rob Oh no!
Henry Don't worry.Come in!
Jenny Hello?
Rob Hello.ls that, uh, JenniferZielinski?
Jenny Yes.Who's that?
Rob Thisis Rob Walker.
Jenny l'm sorry, who?
Rob Rob Walker. I wo'k for London
24seven.We need to talk about yourtriP
to Londonin March.Uh,you arriveon the
12thof Marchand you leaveon the 19th,
is that right?
Jenny I m reallysorryMr. Walke'...uh,Rob,
but l'm not at work. Today is a holiday
here.
Rob A holiday?
Jenny Yes,you know, it's Thanksgiving.I m
at my parent's house, with mY familY.
Rob Thanksgiving.Of course. sorry. We
don't haveThanksgivingin England.
Jenny No problem.Listen,callme on
lMondayat work. No, not lMonday,
Tuesday.
Rob Tuesdaythe third of December?
Jenny Yes.
Jenny'smom Jenny!HurryuP!
Jenny Talk to you on Tuesday.Thankslor
calling.
Rob Bye.
Jenny Bye.
1 A Excuseme, can lsit here?
B Uh, yes, I think it's free.
A Thanks.
2 A Can I help you?
B Do you have this T-shirt in large?
A Just a moment. Sorry,we only have
smalland medium right now. lcan call
and see ifthey havea largein another
store?
B No, that'sOK, thanks.
3 A Are you ready to order?
B Yes,can I have the burger, but with
salad, not fries?
A Yes,ma'am,that's fine. And for you,
sir?
B The pasta, Please.
A And to drink?
4 A HeylYoucan't sing here.
B Why not?
A Becauseyou need a permit-
B Where can I get a permit?
A You need to go online and look for.
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1 W Oh looklAn LA Galaxysoccershirt.
It's perfect for Henry!
M Yes,good idea.Oh...it'svery
expensive.
W Soccer shirts are alwaysexpensive.
OK. What we can get for Jessica?
M She likessoccer,too.
W Yes,but she never wears soccer
shirts.What about this bag?
M I don't know' Does she like bags?
W Shelovesbags...
2 W Emilio,do we need swimmingthings?
M I can look at their website. Can you
see my camera?
W Yes,here it is. Do you want me to PUt
the camerain the suitcaseor in your
ba9?
M In the suitcase,please.OK, here'sthe
page.Yes,it hasa swimmingPool.
W Great.
3 W Good morning.How can I help you?
M I need a car forthree days.
W What kind o{ car are you looking for?
M A small car. lt's just for me.
W Front-wheelor all-wheel drive?
M All-wheeldrive,please.
W Can I see your driver's license?
M Yes,here you are.
'13?
4 M ls that a number
W Yes.lthink it is. No, it'sa 23.
M Another23? | don't beleve it! That's
the third one. And no 13.
W Another one's coming now. Let's see.
Yes.That's a 13.
M At last!
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Interyiewer Hi, Neah.Tellus a littleabout
your experience.Where are you working?
Neah l'm workingin a clothesstorecalled
Rue21.
lnterviewer What kind of clothes does
Rue21have?
Neah Uh, well, clothes Ior men and women,
casualclothes, pants, T-shirts,sweaters,
things likethat.
Interyiewer What do you do every dayt
Neah Well,uh, I help the customersfind
the clorhesthat they're looking for. lt's a
big store and it has a lot ofthings. People
sometimes can't see the things that they
Interviewer Do you like working there?
Neah Yes,I love it. Ihe people are really
nice to me. l'm making a lot of new
friends.
Interviewer ls there anythingyou don't
like?
Neah Well, we can't sit down. We're
standingup allthe time. So that'sreally
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Am I in room 2? Yes,you are. No, you aren't.
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@1.24 Listenandrepeatthe examples.
@1.22 ListenandrePeatthe examPles.
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[ | am from the US. l'm from the U5. Am I in room2? Yes.you are. No, you aren't.
You are from Peru. You'refrom Peru. Are youfrom England?Yes,I am. No, l'm not.
He is from Brazil. He's from Brazil. ls he from Chile? Yes,he is. No, he isn't.
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You are not from Vietnam.
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@2.7 Listdnand rePeatthe examPlas.
@2,6 ListenandrePeatthe examPles.
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You'reBrazilian. You are not Brazilian. You aren't Brazilian.
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We're American. We are not American. We aren't American.
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You're Chilean. You are not Chil€an. You aren't Chilean
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ls she from Peru? Yes,she is. No, she isn't.
ls it good? Yes, it is. No, it isn't.
Are we late? Yes, you are. No, you aren't.
Are you from the UK? Yes,we are. No, we aren't,
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p this, that, th€se, those
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@3,14 Listenandrepeatthe examPles. This, that, these, and those are Pronouns or adjectives-
fhis is my book. {= pronoun)
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she's Japanese. Her name is Satoko. lMysister'sname is Molly.
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we're from Brazil. Our namesare Selmaand Luis. o We use t after a person to talk about family and things, e.9.,
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1 We use adjectivesafter the verb be, e.9.,
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It's a fast cal NOT l+!!-acar{usr.
2 An Audi is an expensive car. lt's a fast cat
3 They're old houses.My glassesare new 3 Ad.iectives are the samefor singularand plural:
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@5.5 Listenand repeatthe examples.Thenreadthe rules.

E E
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Youhavericefor lunch. Youdon't havepastafor lunch.
We havecoffee for breakfast. we don't havetea for breakfast.
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They havefish for dinner.

58 simple present@: l, you, we, they

@5.12 Listenand repeatthe examples.Thenreadthe rules.

E E E
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Do you live nearhere? Yes,I do. No, ldon't
Do we have good seats? Yes,we do. No, we don't.
Do they like children? Yes,they do. No,they don't.

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You work. You don't work. Do you work? Yes,ldo No, ldon't.
He works. He doesn't work. Does he work? Yes, he does No, he doesn't.
She works. She doesn't work. Does she work? Yes, she does. No, she doesn't,
It works. lt doesn't work. Does ii work? Yes, it does. No, it doesn't.
We work. We don't work. Do we work? Yes,we do. No, we don't
You work. You don't work. Do you work? Yes,you do No, You don't
They work. They don't work. Do they work? Yes,they do. No, they don't.

. SimplepresentE he / she/ it - verb t s.

. SimplepresentE he / she/ it = doesn't + verb (doesn't = does not).
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spellingrules3rd persons p have,go, do

He work in an Theseverbsare irregularin the he / she/ it form of the
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Whatdo you do?
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68 adverbsof frequency
(E6.16 Listenandrepeatthe examPles. '*" always
Thenreadthe rules.

I always have breakfast.

They usuallyfinish work at 5:00.
She sometimes watchesTV in the evening.
He never eats meat,
Does she usually go shopping on Saturday?
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somettmes

What time do you usually get up?

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@8,6 Listenand repeatthe examples.Thenreadthe rules. p" Canyou drive?
We alsousecanto talkaboutthingsyouknowhow
car / can't: permission and possibility
to do, e.9.,Canyou dive? I can'tswim.I canplay the
E E guitar.
l c a n p a r kh e r e . I can't park there. (can't = cannot) you
You can sit here. You can't sit there. Youcanbe personal or impersonaL.
H e c a n h e l pu s . He can't help us. Canyou helpme?= personal(singularor plural)
We can have lunch outside. We can't have lunch outside. Youcan'tpa* here.(= people in general)
They can come to dinner tonight. They can't come to dinner tonight.

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CanI parkhere? Yes,you can. No. you can't.
Can he helpus? Yes,he can. No, he can't.
Cadthey cometo dinnertonight? Yes,they can. No, they can't.

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. E = Can I sit here? NOT 9alean-sieAere?

8B /ike / love/ hate + verb + -ing

@8.14 Listenand repeatthe examples.Thenreadthe rules.
What do you like doing on the weekend?
I love cooking.
I like going for a walk.
ldon't like studying.
I hate getting up early.

o We use verb + -ing alter like, Iove, hate.

5pelling rules for -ing form

Baseforln Verb + -irg Spelling
read I like reading,
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fly Shedoesn't like flying.
bike ride He lovesbike riding.
e+ -tng
drive I hate driving at night.
We like swimmlng. one vowel + one consonant
snoP He doesn't like shopping. = double consonant+ -ing

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@9.2 Listenandrepeatthe examples.
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Presentcontinuous@ and !
E E
l'm working. l'm not wo.king.
You're sitting in my chair You aren't sitting jn my chair.
He's playing soccer. He isn't playing soccer.
She'staking a shower. She isn't taking a shower.
It'sraining. It isn'training.
We're having dinner. We aren't having dinner.
They'relisteningto the teacher. Theyaren'tlisteningto the teacher
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moment. I can't ta/k now. I'm driving. NOT ++;€.
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Are you working now? Yes,I am. / No, l'm not.
ls she taking a shower? Yes,she is. / No, she isn't.
Are they listening to the teacher? Yes,they are. / No, they aren't.
Where are you going? To a party.
What 's he doing? He's watching TV at home.

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ElSubject, be, verb + ,ing: You arc working today.

E be, subject.verb + -ing: Are you working today?

@ Ouestion,be, subject,verb + -ing: Where are you wo*ing today?

98 presentcontinuousor simplepresent?

@9.13 Listenand repeatthe examples.Thenreadthe rules.

1 lwork in an office.I usuallywear a suit.

2 Todayl'm workingat home.l'm wearingjeans.

1 We usethe simplepresentfor thingswe usuallydo.

We olten use the simple present with always, usually,sometimes,
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moment / today.
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108 simplepast:be
@ 10.12 Listenand repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

E E tr a tr
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l w a s a t h o m ea t 8 : 0 0 .
(wasn't= wasnot) Was she a singer? Yes.she was No, she wasn t
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lweren't=werenot)
He wastired lastnight. He wasn'ttired lastnight.
It washot lastweek. lt wasn'thot lastweek.
We were in Seoullastmonth. We weren'tin Seoullastmonth'
Youwere latethis morning. You weren'tlatethismorning'
Theywere famousin the 60s. Theyweren'tfamousin the 60s'
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am / is) was,are -) v/ere
He is at home today.
He wasat homeyesterday.
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there were.
Therewas a party at the school last night

p Pasttime expressions
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lhis morning,yesterday,lastnight, last week,rast ntotth,
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@11.3 Listenandrepeatthe examples.

E E E Z E
I arrived at the airport at 7i00. I didn't arrive at the airport at 7:00. Did you watch TV yesterday? Yes,ldid. No, ldidn't.
You finished the book. You didn't finish the book. Did she walk to work? Yes,she did. No, she didn't.
He wanted a coffee. He didn't want a coffee. Did they play tennis? Yes,they did. No, they didn't
She liked the movie. She didn't like the movie.
It rained yesterday. It didn't rain yesterday.
at school. We didn't studySpanish
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Theystoppedat a caf6. Theydidn't stop at a caf6.
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work worked
afiived, they artived, etc.
finish finished
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11B simplepast irregularverbs:get, go, have,do

@'11.13 Listenand repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

E E
lgot up late yesterday. I didn't get up late yesterday.
He went to work by car. He didn't go to work by car.
She had eggs for breakfast. She didn't have eggs for breakfast.
We did yoga yesterday. We didn't do yoga yesterday.
They did their homework last night. T h e y d i d n ' t d o t h e i r h o m e w o r kl a s tn i g h r .

E a L4l tr a
Did you get up late yesterday? Yes,I did. No, I didn't. What time did you get up? At eight o'clock.
Did he go to work by car yesterday? Yes,he did. No, he didn't. Where did you go on Saturday? we went to the beach.
Did they do their homework last night? Yes,they did No, they didn't Where did you have lunch? At school.
What did you do last night? We had dinnerwith frienc3

. get, go, have,and do are irregularverbsin the pasttense

. Presentto oast . Rememberword order in questions:
E auxiliary,subject, base form of ver6: Did you get uP early?
I get up early.-) I got up ea y. questionword, auxiliary. baseform of verb:
sub.ject,
I go to school.-> I went to schooi. Whattime did you get up?
I have breakfast.) I had breakfast.
I do my homework.) | did my homework. p did / didn't
E We use did / didn't to makequestionsand negativesin the
ldon't get up early. --> I didn't get up early. past,e.9.,
I don't go to school.) I didn't go to school, Did you go to class?
NOT I didn't got up earlt' / l.M etc
I didn't have breakfastthis morning.
tr Here,did / didn't= an auxiliaryverb.
Do you have breakfast?-) Did you have breakfast? But did can also be a normalverb, e.9.. ldid my homewor<
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be
I was at home last night I wasn't at home last night.
You were very late- You weren't very late.
He was a teacher. He wasn't a teacher.
She was in bed at 10:00. She wasn't in bed at'10:00.
It was cold yesterday. It wasn't cold yesterday.
You were tired last night. You weren't tired last night.
We were in Spain in May. We weren't in Spainin May.
They were nice rooms. They weren't nice rooms.
Was she tired? Yes,she was.
Were they at school? No, they weren't.
Where were you at 8:00 this morning? l w a s o n t h e b u s .

o was/ were is the past oI am / is / arc.

. To make questionschangethe order:
5he was at home.

Was she at home?

@12.7 Listenand repeat the examPles.Then read the rules'

Regularverbs
I played tennis yesterday.
They worked all weekend.
Did you like the movie?
Where did they stay in New York?
I didn't play tennis YesterdaY.
They didn't work all weekend.
Y e s ,l d i d . N o , l d i d n ' t .
They stayed in a hotel on Fifth Avenue.

. For regularverbsadd -ed or -d to the baseform to makethe simPlepast.

@12.8 Listenand repeatthe examPles.Then read the rules.

lrregular verbs
| got up late yesterday. I didn't get up late Yesterday
Ihey had Iunchat a restaurant. They didn't have lunch at a restaurant.
Did you go on vacationlast summer? Y e s ,l d i d . N o , l d i d n ' t .
Where did you go on vacation? We went to Brazil.

. Someverbsare irregularin the simplepast,e g., go -) went.

. To makenegativesof regularand irregularverbs,we usedidn? + the
base form, e.g,, I didn't like the movie. They didn't go to class.
. To makequestionswith regularand irregularverbs,we useDid +
person + the base form, e.g., Did you like the movie?Did they ga to
class?
. Rememberword order in questions:
auxiliary,subject, base form: Did she want to come?
question word, auxiliary,subject, base form: What time did they get up?
. Thereis a list of regularand irregularverbson p.133.
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Numbers
21-100

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Theclassroom
1 THINGSIN THECLAsSROOM
(E1.38 Listenand repeatthe words.
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4 a chair ir lcr',
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(E1.39 Listen and repeat the phrases.

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Peopleandfamily
,l PEOPTE 2 FAMILY
a @4.2 Listen and repeat the words. O4,4 Listen.and repeatthe words.

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2 a gkl igarU 2 wife /warfl
3 a man /maeni' 3 119ther /'nr,rdar/
4 a Wqman/'wum3nl 4 f4ther /'fodar/
5 qhildren i 'tfildranl 5 son i's^n/
6 friends ifrcndzl 6 ghlghter /'drtrri
7 $qther / br.ndor/
b (D4.3 Listenand repeatthe irregularplurals. 8 gister /'srster,'
9 grandmotherl'granmrdor/
p lrregularplurals 10 galefather i'granfqdar/
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(E5.2 Listen and repeat the words.

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I have cereal and coffee,
I eat a lot of fruit.
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1 WHAT DO THEYDO? 2 WHEREDO THEYWORK?

a @6.1 Listenand repeat the words. O6.3 Listenand repeatthe phrases.

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ggmpany. 'r,rnrponir'
I work for an Aq491ican Saythe phrases.
l'm in pllege. r'kolrd3/
l'm a glgdent. ,/studnt/ c Ask and answerwith a partner.
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l'mat school. Ql1
l ' m u n e m p l o y e dr i g h tn o w .' . r: : : r . . . l d Where do ygg work or study?
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1 FREETIME 2 TRAVELING
a @7.q Listenand repeatthe verbsand verb phrases. O9.5 Listenand repeatthe verb phrases.

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