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Unit 9 Unit 13
Unit 10 Unit 14
Units 9-10 Units 13-14
Unit 11 Unit 15
Unit 12 Unit 16
Units 11-12 Units 15-16
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Student’s Book 1, unit 9, page 58
What does she look like? Click to show and hide
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What does she look like?
What does she look like? Click to show
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Ashley is probably in her thirties. Ashley is older than Click to show and hide
Randy. Randy doesn’t care about Ashley’s age. Part B Audio script.
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Parts A and B.
What does she look like? Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
How old is your brother?

How tall are you?
What color is your mother’s hair?/What color hair does your mother have?
Does she wear glasses?
What does he look like?
How long is your sister’s hair?
What color are your eyes?/What color eyes do you have?
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Student B.
Student A.
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Julia Rosa
Michiko
Joe
John
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Part B Audio script.
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Parts A and B.
Grammar Focus.
Adam and Louise are the good-looking couple talking to Tom.
Lynne is the young girl in a striped T-shirt and blue jeans.
Jessica is the attractive woman sitting to the left of Antonio.
A.J. is the serious-looking boy playing a video game.
See below for possible answers.
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Parts A and B.
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Reading.
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Go to Grammar plus on page 140.
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Exercise 1
grammar chart.
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How tall is he?

He’s 5 feet 11.
Does he wear glasses?

No, he doesn’t. He wears contact lenses.
What color is his hair?

He has blond hair.
Does he have blue eyes?

No, he has brown eyes.
And how old is he?

He’s 26 – two years older than me.
She’s the one wearing a red dress.

Which ones are your neighbors?
They’re the ones walking with the baby.
Which one is Jeff?
He’s the one with glasses.
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Conversation.

They plan to go to the zoo and the French market. Part B Audio script.
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Part A.
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Part B.
Grammar Focus.
I’ve done laundry once/twice this week./

I haven’t done laundry this week.
I’ve made my bed every day/three times I’ve washed the dishes once/five times
this week./ this week./
I haven’t made my bed this week. I haven’t washed the dishes this week.
I’ve gone grocery shopping once/twice

I’ve cooked dinner every day/four times
this week./
this week./
I haven’t gone grocery shopping this
I haven’t cooked dinner this week.
week.
Grammar Focus.
‘ve been
Have played
haven’t had
have been
haven’t seen
Have been
haven’t gone
Have called
‘ve made
have gone
‘ve eaten
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They decide to have dinner at Café Roma. Click to show and hide
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Grammar Focus.
Have sung
have sang
Have lost
haven’t lost
Have gotten
have got
Have seen
have saw
Have been
haven’t was
for
for
since
for
for
since
for
since
to the Classical Café food is great; prices are reasonable; waiters sing
to a German food festival fun; food was good
chicken’s feet octopus steak

herbal tea iced coffee soda
a sports car a truck a car
your phone your keys your glasses
a motorcycle a camel a horse
a costume a uniform an outfit
wingsuit flying
ice climbing
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kiteboarding Parts A and B.
Reading.
wingsuit flying flying like a bird jumping too fast

kiteboarding the challenge, overcoming the danger hitting another surfer
ice climbing feels good, beautiful view thin air, very cold, storms
hasn’t called ‘ve gotten

Have had
haven’t Have
tried
haven’t eaten ‘ve heard
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<
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enjoyed
did was Have gone
haven’t ‘ve been
Have been
have ate
haven’t ‘ve heard
Student’s Book 1, units 9-10, page 70
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It’s a very exciting place!
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It’s a very exciting place! Click to show
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There are a lot of nightclubs and some excellent restaurants. Click to show and hide
Taipei is very nice, and everyone is extremely friendly.
The streets are crowded. It’s easy to get around, though.
The weather is nice. Summers get pretty hot, however.
Shopping is great, but you have to bargain in the markets.
It’s an amazing city, and I love to go there.
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He’s from Toronto, Canada. You should definitely visit the museums. Click to show and hide
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should
should
can
Should
should
can
shouldn’t
can
can can’t
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Part B.
It’s a very exciting place! Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
Tokyo go to temples; eat Japanese food especially sashimi

Buenos Aires see the downtown area; buy leather
Cairo go to the market; buy souvenirs
1. Japan’s highest mountain is Mount Fuji, not Everest.

2. Argentineans speak Spanish, not French.
3. Cairo’s famous river is the Nile, not the Amazon.
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Part B.
Part A.
Hanoi
Fez
Caragena
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Parts A and B.
Reading.
   small shops, historic district, local market
  the medina (old city), old Spanish buildings
 salsa
 World Sacred Music festival
 canoe tour
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Should
should
shouldn’t
can
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It really works!
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The woman suggests herbal tea.

The man suggests cold medicine. Click to show and hide
He also says Craig should go home and take a long, hot bath.
It really works!
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Part A.
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Grammar Focus.
a, c, d, i, j
a, d, i, j
b, d, e, g, i
c, d, g, i, j
g, h, j
d, g, j
b, f, i, j
c, d, g, i, j
It really works! Click to show and
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Part A problems.
It really works! Click to show and
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Part C problems.
It really works!
It really works!
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Part B.
Part A.
It really works!
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Part B possible answers.
tube
bottle
box
can
pack
jar
bag
stick
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He wants some aspirin. Part B Audio script.
It really works!
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Grammar Focus.
It really works!
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It really works!
It really works!
It really works!
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Parts A, B, and C.
Reading.
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It really works!
It really works!
For a sunburn, it’s sometimes helpful to put some cold tea on it.
For a fever, it’s important to take some aspirin.
For a cough, it’s important not to drink milk.
For sore muscles, it’s sometimes helpful to take a hot bath.
When you feel stressed, it’s not a good idea to drink a lot of coffee.
It really works!
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Yes, please. What do you suggest for itchy skin?

You should try this lotion.
OK. And could I have a bottle of aspirin?
Here you are. Can I help you with anything else?
Yes. Can you suggest something for a toothache?
Sure I can. You should see a dentist!
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not too big pretty expensive

very comfortable; warm but not too hot Waikiki Beach
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May I take your order?
May I take your order? Click to show
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They decide to have dinner around 6:00. They decide to meet at the restaurant.
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Parts A, B, and C.
May I take your order? Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
Neither am I./I’m not either.

So can I./I can, too.
So do I./I do, too.
Neither can I./I can’t either.
Neither do I./I don’t either.
So am I./I am, too.
So am I./I am, too.
Neither do I./I don’t, either.
So do I./I do, too.
Neither can I./I can’t either.
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chicken fish grapes corn bread
lamb octopus mangoes peas pasta
turkey shrimp strawberries potatoes rice
beef salmon apples broccoli cereal
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a cheeseburger, a small potato salad, and a large iced coffee

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the activity.
Grammar Focus.
would
‘ll
Would
‘d
would
‘ll
like
‘ll
like
‘d
would
‘ll
coffee with cream and sugar

a piece of apple pie
a chicken sandwich
french fries
iced tea
$1 or $2 for each suitcase

$2
nothing
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Parts A, B, and C.
Reading.
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at least $6
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at least $14
at least $3.10
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Parts A and B.
Exercise 1
grammar chart.
I’m not either.
I do, too.
I can’t either.
Neither do I.
So can I.
I’ll
Would
I’ll
would
Would
I’d
The biggest and the best!
k g
b
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Water-related: sea, stream, coast, pond, coral reef

Land-related: continent, plateau, canyon, rain forest
Climate-related: weather, storm, rain, snow, cloud, fog
Other: country, city, town, village

Part C possible answers.
The biggest and the best! Click to show
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Canada, Amazon, Monaco, La Paz Part B Audio script.
smaller
higher
more crowded
larger
the highest
the longest
the most expensive
the deepest
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The biggest and the best! Click to
enlarge and
shrink quiz.
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New Zealand is famous for great beaches, surfing, boating, Click to show and hide
sailing, jet boating, and skiing. Part B Audio script.
How high is Niagara Falls
How big is California?
How long is the Nile?
How far is Osaka from Tokyo?
How hot is Mexico City in the spring?
See below for possible answers. 2, 3, 6, 7
1, 4, 5, 8
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Parts A, B, and C.
The biggest and the best! Click to jump to
Reading.
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Stephanie should buy a low-flow showerhead and take
shorter showers.
Ralph should turn down the heat during the day.
Matt should think before he buys it.

Stuart should walk or bicycle to work.
Sheila should buy bulbs that use less energy and
remember to turn lights off.

Part C possible answers.
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the activity.
The biggest and the best! Click to jump to
Exercise 1
grammar chart.
Which island is the largest: Greenland, New Guinea, or Honshu?

Greenland is the largest.
Which island is smaller, New Guinea or Honshu?

Honshu is smaller than New Guinea.
Which U.S. city is the largest: Los Angeles, Chicago, or New York?
New York is the largest.
Who is older, your father or your grandfather?

Your / My grandfather is older.
How big
How high
How tall
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I'm going to a soccer match.
I'm going to a soccer match. Click to show
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They’re going to have dinner at 8:00. Jason is going to meet them afterward.
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Parts A and B.
I'm going to a soccer match. Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
are doing ‘m going to be
Are doing
is going to visit
are going to be
‘re having
‘m going to work
Are staying
‘m going to stay
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baseball game barbecue dance performance

bicycle race beach party play
tennis match birthday party rock concert
volleyball tournament picnic singing contest
soccer match dinner party ballet
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Tom Lee, Susan Brown, Kelly Part B Audio script.
Please tell Ryan that the barbecue is on Saturday.
Could you ask Patrick to call me at 12:00?
Could you tell Amy that the dance performance is tonight?
Would you tell Celia that the picnic is in the park?
Would you ask Noriko to meet me at the stadium?
Please ask Jason to bring the tickets to the rock concert.

Lin Carson
Mrs. Paris Sam

Car Center First Bank
718-555-3290 914-555-1187 313
Paris before 3:30 Call Sam at the bank.

this afternoon. Important!
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Parts A, B, and C.
I'm going to a soccer match. Click to jump to
Reading.
etiquette loudly loud

crossing
off
softly driving
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I’m going to a soccer match.
F
F
P
F
‘re going to try

are going to
‘re going to meet
‘s going to rain
are going to go
going to visit ‘s going to be
‘m not going to go ‘m going to stay
‘re going to save
Would you ask Ana to call me tonight on my cell phone?
Would you tell Alex (that) the concert on Saturday is canceled?
Could you tell Sarah not to forget to return the book to the library?
A change for the better!
A change for the better! Click to show
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Diane changed jobs, works now in a private clinic, and moved to the suburbs.
They didn’t get along when they first met.

They’re married now. Scott doesn’t wear glasses.
Linda’s hair is shorter. They have two kids now.
dye my hair
grow a beard
 pierce my ears
 wear contact lenses
 lose weight
 dress better
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 get a bank loan
 get a credit card improve my English vocabulary
 open a savings account learn a new sport
 win the lottery learn how to dance
 get a mortgage start a new hobby
 support a charity learn how to paint
take an art class
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Alex wants a job as a computer programmer with a big company. Click to show and hide
Susan wants to travel around the U.S. Part B Audio script.
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Parts A, B, and C.
Click to jump to
Reading.
Top athletes and successful business people in all fields set personal goals.
People set goals because they need more direction in life.
You should divide your goals into steps because one big goal is more manageable to achieve in small tasks.
It is important to adjust your goals because your goals can change with time.
have bought a house

has started looking for a new job
has changed her hairstyle
has joined a gym
They live in the suburbs.

Carol / She is outgoing.
I eat healthier now.
plan to stay
want to go
want to work hope to make
don’t plan to be
‘m going to drive want to live
would you like to live

‘m going to be
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Paul Brian
Lisa Ann
Play is at 7:30. Pick her up at barbecue,
Meet her at theater at 7:00. not at home.
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Unit 9 Unit 13

Units 9-10 Units 13-14

Units 11-12 Units 15-16

How old is your brother?

Click to show and hide

Adam and Louise are the good-looking couple talking to Tom.

Lynne is the young girl in a striped T-shirt and blue jeans.

Jessica is the attractive woman sitting to the left of Antonio.

A.J. is the serious-looking boy playing a video game.

See below for possible answers.

Go to Grammar plus on page 140.

How tall is he?

Does he wear glasses?

What color is his hair?

Does he have blue eyes?

And how old is he?

She’s the one wearing a red dress.

Click to show and hide

I’ve done laundry once/twice this week./

I’ve gone grocery shopping once/twice

See below for possible answers.

chicken’s feet octopus steak

See below for possible answers.

wingsuit flying flying like a bird jumping too fast

Go to Grammar plus on page 141.

hasn’t called ‘ve gotten

Taipei is very nice, and everyone is extremely friendly.

The streets are crowded. It’s easy to get around, though.

The weather is nice. Summers get pretty hot, however.

Shopping is great, but you have to bargain in the markets.

It’s an amazing city, and I love to go there.

Tokyo go to temples; eat Japanese food especially sashimi

1. Japan’s highest mountain is Mount Fuji, not Everest.

   small shops, historic district, local market

  the medina (old city), old Spanish buildings

 World Sacred Music festival

Go to Grammar plus on page 142.

The woman suggests herbal tea.

See below for possible answers.

Click to show and hide

Go to Grammar plus on page 143.

For a fever, it’s important to take some aspirin.

For a cough, it’s important not to drink milk.

For sore muscles, it’s sometimes helpful to take a hot bath.

Yes, please. What do you suggest for itchy skin?

not too big pretty expensive

See below for possible answers.

Neither am I./I’m not either.

chicken fish grapes corn bread

lamb octopus mangoes peas pasta

turkey shrimp strawberries potatoes rice

beef salmon apples broccoli cereal

a cheeseburger, a small potato salad, and a large iced coffee

coffee with cream and sugar

$1 or $2 for each suitcase

Go to Grammar plus on page 144.

I’m not either.

Water-related: sea, stream, coast, pond, coral reef

Click to show and hide

Click to show and hide

How high is Niagara Falls

How big is California?

How long is the Nile?