BOOK 9

LESSON 1

2020
 I´d like to open an account

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NEW VOCABULARY
 Nouns
Account Form
Bill Information
Card Lemon
Cash Passport
Checkbook Savings account
Checking account Signature
Debit card Slip
Credit card Wallet
Deposit Withdrawal
 VERBS
Cash Open an account
Close an account Save
Complete Smell
Deposit Sound
Feel - felt Spend - spent
Fill out Take - took
Hide - hid Take out (of)
Look Taste
Lose - lost Withdraw-
 Other words
Bitter Salty
Inmmediately Soon
Rigth away Sour
Rigth here Sweet
Safe
 LANGUAJE FUNCTION
Open bank accounts, withdraw and deposit money, and cash checks.

I´d like to open a bank account.

I´d like to make a deposit
I want to withdraw some money.
Can I cash a check?

Please complete this form.

Please fill out this withdrawal slip.
How do you want your cash?
VOCABULARY A new bank account
EXERCISE Look at the driver´s license. Fill
out the bank form for Carol.
VOCABULARY Making a deposit
EXERCISE A Read the statements. Write T
for true and F for false.
EXERCISE B Fill out the deposit and withdrawal
slips.
EXERCISE C Label the things in the picture
with new vocabulary words.
VOCABULARY Cashing a check
Exercise C Draw a line from a word to its
opposite.
USING PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
AS FUTURE
SUBJECT MODAL VERB
She will travel to
Canada.
We are going to send our
Christmas
Cards in
November.
SUBJECT VERB
She will travel to
Canada.
We are going to send our
Christmas
Cards in
November.
I am sending the letter
tomorrow.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE/CONTINUOUS AS
FUTURE
We can use the present progressive/continuous
to express future when we have fixed
arrangements (plans) in the near future.

Examples:
She’s going to Spain next week.
Are they coming to the party tonight?

Some future expressions we can use are:

tomorrow, tonight, next week, etc.
Using because to connect clauses
We use the subordinating conjunction because in
response to WHY and Yes/No questions, and place it
either before or after a main clause in affirmative
and negative statements, to express cause or reason.
Examples:
Main clause Adverb clause

She is smiling because she is happy.

Adverb clause Main clause

Because she is happy, she is smiling.

VOCABULARY Tastes
 This is my beautiful country Bolivia.

This is a red apple.

These are my comfortable sneakers.

These wool gloves feel very
warm.

The sky looks very clear

today.

That sounds interesting, please

tell me more.
 That smells so good!

This coffee tastes bitter.

What happenned?

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LET´S SEE SOME
EXAMPLES
 A piece of advice

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 LET´S WATCH VIDEOS
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGJgh-0eHns

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLFvH2UzHAQ
LISTENING PRACTICE:

•MAKING A DECISIONS
A TRIP TO NEW
MEXICO

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 VOCABULARY A letter

Dear John.
I apologize for not writing to you sooner. Please forgive
me. I meant to write before, bit I didn´t have time. How
are you and Mary? I hope that you are well. Bob and I are
fine. We were pleased that you called us last month. We
want to see you and Mary son. We hope that you and Mary
will visit us in New Mexico.
Love,
Pam
P.S. Don´t worry about a hotel; you can stay with us.
 EXERCISE Fill in the blanks
1. I………………….. call you, but I didn´t have time.
Apologize
2. We always…………….about our kids when they travel.
Forgive
3. Please ……………… me. I forgot to tell you.
Hope
4. Did you ………………… for breaking the window?
Meant to
Pleased 5. She was so ……………….. When she saw her friend.

Worry 6. I ………………. The weather wil be nice tomorrow.

VOCABULARY Getting ready to go
John wanted to drive to New Mexico to visit this
sister. He talked to his wife, Mary. Mary wanted to
visit John´s sister, too. She also hoped to visit
White Sands in New Mexico. John was happy that
Mary wanted to go. That night, they did their
laundry and packed their suitcases.
They also called and made motel reservations. They
wanted to drive from San Antonio to New Mexico.
They hoped to visit John´s sister and also see a
beautiful place in New Mexico.

The next morning the alarm clock woke John and

Mary up early. They had a good breakfast and put
their baggage in the car. They were ready and began
to drive to New Mexico.
 EXERCISE Read John and Mary
´s checklist.
Check the things Do laundry
they did before Call Pam
their trip
Pack suitcases
Make motel reservations
Buy food for trip
Turn on alarm clock
Put suitcases in car
VOCABULARY A gas station

John and Mary started their trip with a full tank

of gasoline. After 5 hours. John looked at the
gas gauge. He realized that the tank was almost
empty. He didn´t want to run out of gasoline. He
needed to fill up the tank at the gas station. Ten
minutes later, he was happy that he saw one. At
the gas station. John asked the man ¨Where are
the restrooms?¨ The man said. ¨The men´s room
in on the left, and the ladies´ room is on the
right.¨ John thanked the man and paid for the
gas with his credit card. After they left, John
wasn´t worried about the gas any more.
 EXERCISE Listen. Write the sentence
numbers under the correct gauges.

E
B. C.
A.

D. E.
 GRAMMAR: USING ADJECTIVE + THAT
Tom: Hi Bob. I´m pleased that you came to my party.
Bob: I´m happy that I came too.
Tom: Tim isn´t here. Is he angry that I didn´t call him?
Bob: No, he isn´t upset that you didn´t call. He´s busy.
Tom: I think that he´ll be sorry that he didn´t come.
Bob: I think so too, but I´m glad that I came.
'That' in a Clause as an Object
'That' can be used in clauses that act as the object of a verb.

Jennifer hinted that she would be late for class.

Doug knew that he needed to hurry up.
The teacher suggested that we finish our homework.

'That' in a Clause as a Complement to a Noun or an

Adjective

'That' can be used in a clause following a noun or an adjective as a

complement. A complement helps give additional information about the
noun or adjective. It answers the question 'why.'

Examples

Peter is upset that his sister wants to drop out of high school.
Mr. Johnson appreciates our efforts that have brought in a lot of
donations.
She is certain that her son will be accepted to Harvard.
 GRAMMAR: USING ADJECTIVE + THAT
Happy
Pleased
Glad (that) the
I´m Angry weather change.
Sorry
Upset
 Use the that clause as the cause for the adjective clause. The Word that is optional.
EXERCISE A Match the two clauses.

1. ………..
2. ………..
3. ………..
4. ………..
5. ………..
6. ………..
7. ………..
8. ………..
 EXERCISE B Rewrite the two sentences into
one sentence.
The students are happy that they didn´t have a test.
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.
 EXERCISE C Complete the sentences
1. I´m happy that tomorrow is Saturday.

2. our class will end tomorrow.

3. He´s angry that

4. it isn´t snowing.

5. They´re upset that

6. I´m having salad for dinner.

7. We´re excited that

8. she was late to class.

EXERCISE D Choose an adjective to make a
sentence

I´m happy
Excited that I´ll
Sorry visit my
Upset friend.
Worried
Angry
Happy
READING Scanning A. MOTEL AD

1. Can you swim at this motel?

2. Does the motel have a restaurant?

3. Which city is the motel in?

4. How can you make a reservation at this motel?

READING Scanning B. WHITE SANDS

1. Can you visit White Sands in the evening?

2.Can you visit White Sands on December 25?

3. How much is a ticket for a child?

4. What is the nearest city to White Sands?

 VOCABULARY Cheking in
John and Mary arrived at a motel in Alamogordo. New Mexico. They
filled out at a hotel registration card, and the lady at the front desk gave
them the key to room 120. John asked her. ¨Do you have a restaurant at
the motel?¨ The lady said, ¨No I´m sorry. We don´t have a restaurant. But
there is a restaurant across the street.¨
They found room 120 and went in. They liked the room. The bed had
clean sheets, soft pillows, and warm blankets. There was a big soft chair
near the TV and a hard chair at a small desk. Mary was pleased that the
bathroom had a big bathtub. At the end of the day, he likes to take a hot
bath, John looked in the closet. There were only three hangers . He called
the front desk on the room telephone. ¨Excuse me. There are only three
hangers in room 120. We can´t hang out our clothes.¨ The lady said, ¨I
apologize. I´ll bring more hangers in a few minutes.¨
EXERCISE A Fill in the motel registration
card
WHITE SANDS MOTEL
Name:

Address:

City/State:

Driver´s licence

Signature:
EXERCISE B Label the things in the picture
with the new vocabulary words.
 VOCABULARY At the restaurant

At the restaurant, John and Mary had a late dinner. They were
really hungry. They ordered a big meal and iced tea to drink.
When he brought their food, the waiter spilled John´s iced
tea. ¨Oh I'm sorry. I spilled some tea on the floor. Please don't
step on it.¨ John said ¨That's okay. Don't worry about it.¨ After
dinner, they paid the bill and walked back to the motel.

In the motel room John and Mary were so tired. John was glad
to sit down and watch TV. Mary was so happy to bathe in the big
bathtub. The next morning, they hoped to see White Sands and
then drive to visit John´s sister.
EXERCISE A Answer the questions
1. Where did John and Mary go from the motel?
2. How did they feel?
3. Did they have a small meal?
4. What mistake did the waiter make?
5. What's John upset about the waiter´s mistake?
6. What did they do after dinner?
7. How did they fill in the motel room?
8. What did John do in the motel room?
9. Did Mary take a shower?
10. What did they hope to see the next day?
 EXERCISE B Write all the verbs you can use
with each noun.

Get in Do Hang up Get Drive to Run out of

Fill up Go to Use Turn on Look for

1. an alarm clock
2. a bathtub
3. gas
4. a gas station
5. a hanger
6. laundry
7. a ladies room
8. a motel
 EXERCISE C Match the verbs with the nouns.

1. Have a bath
2.Leave a bill
3.Pay dinner
4.Spill drinks
5.Step on the floor
6.Take television
7.Watch a tip
 GRAMMAR That noun clauses

Pat: I think that the weather's nice today

Jan: Yeah it is. I guess that it´'ll be nice again tomorrow
Pat: I heard that it was going to rain
Jan: Oh, I hope that it doesn't rain we want to swim
Pat: Did you forget that we have a test on Monday?
Jan: I forgot. I guess that I will have to study tomorrow.
 The weather´s nice today
I think (that) the weather´s
nice today.

 Use a noun clause after the verbs in the box. The word that is optional

forget guess hear realice

learn think hope remember
see read know understand
 EXERCISE A REWRITE THE SENTENCES
INTO ONE SENTENCE

1. The test starts at 10:00. Paul doesn't know

2. Tomorrow is Saturday. Did you forget?

3. The new store is opening today. I remember

4. The test will be difficult. Do you realize?

 EXERCISE B COMPLETE THE SENTENCES

1. What do you think that

2.   her birthday is next week.
3.  I guessed that
4. it will be sunny tomorrow?
5.  they didn't hear that
6.   you bought a new
suit.
7.  do you realize that
8. the plane isn't arriving at 1 p.m.
 EXERCISE C START A SENTENCE OR
COMPLETE ONE.

I don't
think
I
realize I realize that
this grammar is I don't
not so difficult. think that I
´ll swim this
afternoon.
GRAMMAR USING APOLOGIZE FOR + ING

Waitress: I want to
apologize for spilling your iced
tea.

John: Oh that's okay don't

worry about it.
apologize someone for not verb + ing
 EXERCISE A WRITE A SENTENCE FROM
THE WORDS.

1. waitress/ apologize/ John/ spill / iced tea

2. I / apologize / teacher / be / late

3. Jimmy / apologize / Mr. Wilson / break / window

4. We / apologize / lady / not return / books /to the library

5. waiter / apologize / them bring /wrong food

6. students / apologize / teacher / not / do / homework

EXERCISE B WRITE A QUESTION FROM
THE SENTENCES.

1. Some broke Beth´s clock. Did he apologize to

her
2. Mary will be late to dinner. Will she
apologize?
3. The waiter sometimes forgets the menus.
Does he apologize?
4. The student didn't do his homework. Is she
apologizing to the teacher?
 EXERCISE C WRITE A QUESTION AND
ANSWER WITH APOLOGIZE ABOUT THE
PICTURE.

1.
2.
3.
 DIALOGS APOLOGIZE

Mary: I'm sorry I'm late. I hope you didn't

wait long.

 John: That's okay I arrived just a few

minutes ago.
 I'm sorry (that  I'm late that's okay
 I'm late please excuse me no problem
 forgive me for being late Don´t worry about it
I want to apologize for being late that's all right
 EXERCISE A WRITE SHORT DIALOGS
WITH APOLOGIES ABOUT THE PICTURES

1.

2.
 EXERCISE A WRITE SHORT DIALOGS
WITH APOLOGIES ABOUT THE PICTURES

3.

4.
 EXERCISE A WRITE SHORT DIALOGS
WITH APOLOGIES ABOUT THE PICTURES

5.

6.
 LOT.
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