Libro A1

Titulo:
PASSPORT TO THE WORLD COMPLETE KIT

ISBN: 978-958-59162-3-4
PASSPORT TO THE WORLD A1 ©
ISBN: 978-958-59162-4-1
Derechos Patrimoniales de Autor:
Jesús Oviedo Pérez
Autor primera versión:

Rodrigo Peña
Colaboradores segunda versión:

Víctor Manuel González Esguerra
John Gabriel Mora Arenas
Ómar Enrique Uriza Niño
Carlos Arenas Silva
Zoraida Isabel Mohamed
Alejandro Castiblanco González
Editor:
Passco S.A.
Diseño y Diagramación
Vektor Ink
Impreso en Colombia por:

Alen Impresores LTDA
Primera Edición:
No. de ejemplares 5000
Lugar y fecha de edición

Bogotá, Colombia
Junio de 2016
Fecha de Impresión
Junio de 2016
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»UNIT 2 Your Looks and Fads
LESSON 2D Check in at a hotel
PACKING UP SENTENCES
Look at the pictures. Where are they?
Listen and fill in the blanks with the missing information.
Listen. I'm Irish and my wife is Greek...
What's your nationality?
Are you on a business trip?
No, we're not. We’re on a trip around the world. No. It isn't. It's L-2-F-5-G-7.
No, they aren't, that's Oh, that's right.

my wife's luggage.
Your
Their
Welcome to the hotel

and have a good time!.
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LESSON 2D Check in at a hotel
READING COMPREHENSION
Answer the following questions.
1. Is she Irish? 2. Is he Greek?
3. What are their nationalities? 4. Are they on a business trip?
5. Are they business people or tourists? 6. What country are they visiting?
7. Is the reservation H-2-K-W-J-3?
PAIR WORK
Use the hotel check in form.
Create a conversation with your classmate and act it out to the class.
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Full
Full Name:
Name:
Age:
Age: Nationality:
Nationality:
Suitcase
Suitcase content:
content:
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»UNIT 2 Your Looks and Fads
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjective.
1. Miss. Coltrane is Mr. Taylor's student. Mr. Taylor is ________ teacher.
2. Mr. Taylor is Miss Coltrane's teacher. Miss Coltrane is ________ student.
3. Mrs. Campbell is John's teacher. Mrs. Campbell is ________ teacher.
4. John is Mrs. Campbell student. Jhon is ________ student.
5. Are ________ colleagues from China? No, they aren't. My colleagues are from Thailand.
6. Mr. Sanchez is ________ teacher. I am ________ student.
7. Jake is not Mrs. Ryan's student. He's ________ boss!
8. Mr. Galloway is not Jim and Sue's teacher. He's ________ doctor.
Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjective.

A: What's _____________ name? Find the following wods in the word puzzle
B: I'm Mrs. Baker. pants shirt cap vest mittens
sweater expensive loose luggage
A: What's _____________ last name?
B: My last name is Campbell.
A: What's _____________ address?

B: Mr. Marsh's address is 23rd Green Road.
A: What's _____________ e-mail address?

B: Ms. Down's e-mail address? It's realmaty@heymail.com
A: What are _____________ first names?

B: They're Sam and Anna.
A: What's _____________ phone number?

B: Miss Chamberlaine 's phone number is 555-8943.
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UNIT 3 Telling the Time
» OBJECTIVES
By the end of this unit you
will be able to:
•OBJETIVES
Tell the time.
• Talk about an event.
• Use ordinal numbers in dates.
• Use a calendar with time
and dates.
Check in
Listen.
A: Good evening.
B: Hi.
A: Are you ready?

B: Yeah, I'm ready.
A: What time is it now?

B: It's a quarter to seven.
A: A quarter to seven?!
B: Oh, we're gonna be late!
A: Don't worry. The flight is at nine o'clock.

B: Great.
A: Let's eat dinner, then.

B: Yeah, let's eat dinner.
1. Are they late for the flight? Why?

2. What are they going to eat?
3. What time is the flight?
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» UNIT 3 Telling the Time
LESSON 3A Getting on time
WORD VISA
Cardinal numbers. Listen to the teacher and repeat.
Listen to the following numbers and circle them.
1 2 3 4 5 6
one two three four five six
7 8 9 10 11 12
seven eight nine ten eleven t welve
PRONUNCIATION EXERCISE
Listen and repeat.
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
GRAMMAR TIP
The time
Hours o'clock. Minutes after the hour. Other hour expressions.
It's twenty (min.)

past five.
It's two It's two It's twenty (min.)
o'clock. fifteen. after five.
It's a quarter
after seven.
It's five It's five
o'clock. twenty.
It's ten (min.)

to eight.
It's seven It's seven

o'clock. oh-five. It's half past
twelve.
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LESSON 3A Getting on time
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
Now it's your turn! What time is it? Complete in the boxes.
PAIR WORK
Listen and answer the following questions.
1. Why is it impossible for them to see the movie now?
2. When is the next movie?
A: What time is the movie?

B: It's at 5:30.
A: Oh, it's too late now.
B: When is the next movie?
A: At 7:15.
B: Let's go.
Work with a partner, fill in the blanks, make variations and practice the conversation.
A: What time is ________________________?
B: It's at __________________. .
A: Oh, it's too late now. .
B: When is the next _____________________?
A: At ____________.
B: Let's go.
Circus performance Art exhibit F1 race Meeting
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LESSON 3B When is the movie?
DIALOGUE TICKET
Read and practice the conversations. What are the movies about?
A: Hey, there's a new Brad Pitt’s movie on June 1st.
B: Really? That's on Friday.
A: That's right. And there's a premiere.
B: Great! Where?
A: At the Chinese Theater, right around the corner.
B: What time?
A: 11:30.
A: There's an action movie on TV tomorrow at 10:30.

B: Hey, what channel?
A: It's on TNF.
B: Isn't that a Pay Per View channel?
A: That's right.
A: There's a movie tonight at 8:00.

B: Really? What movie?
A: The Party, with Peter Sellers.
B: The English actor?
A: That's right.
B: That's an old movie!
A: Yeah, but it's great. Let's go. OK?
A: Where is the horror movie playing?

B: At the Titan Shopping mall.
A: Can we walk there?
B: No, let's go by taxi.
A: Are we late?
B: No, the movie is at 10:00. It's only 9:30.
Write (t) true or (f) false in front of the following sentences according to the conversations.
1. The action movie is at half past nine. 6. The action movie is at BBJ channel.
2. The old movie is at 8:00 A.M. 7. The horror movie is at the New School.
3. The horror movie is at half past ten. 8. Brad Pitt's movie is at the United Bank.
4. The new Brad Pitt's movie is at midnight. 9. The United Bank is around the corner.
5. Brad Pitt's movie premiere is in July. 10. Peter Seller is an English actor.
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LESSON 3B When is the movie?
READING
Listen. AN EMERGENCY SITUATION AT AN AIRFIELD
George is at the airport.

It's five fifteen a.m. He is too early.
He's a little nervous. This is his first
flight. He is an aviation student.
Major Lee Connors is his instructor.
His flight is at six o'clock.
Now it's six thirty-five. His plane

is ready but his instructor is late.
Major Lee Connors is in an
emergency situation... Now
George has to fly alone without
any help at all!
Complete the sentences according to the reading.
1. George is at .
2. The flight is at .
3. Major Lee Connors is his .
4. His instructor is in an situation.
5. George is a little .
WORD VISA
Listen and write the word for each image, then repeat.
DISCUSSION
Ask and answer these questions with a partner.
1. What activities do you prefer to do in your free time? .
2. What time do you usually do them? .
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LESSON 3C My birthday is on October 15th
GRAMMAR TIP
Prepositions of time in / on
Use the preposition of time“in” with the months of the year. To express an exact date use the preposition of time “on”.
Use capital letters for the months of the year.
Example: Example:
I start classes in September. On September 8 th.

We celebrate Christmas in December. On July 4th. th.
ORDINAL NUMBERS CARDINAL ORDINAL ABBR.

One First 1st
The “Ordinal Numbers” are used to Two Second 2nd
express sequence. Some common uses for the Three Third 3rd
Four Fourth 4th
“Ordinal Numbers” are the floors of a building,
Five Fifth 5th
streets, and dates, etc. Six Sixth 6th
Seven Seventh 7th
In general, to write the “Ordinal Numbers” add Eight Eighth 8th
“th” to every “Cardinal Number” except for Nine Ninth 9th
numbers 1, 2 and 3. They are exceptions to the Ten Tenth 10th
Eleven Eleventh 11th
rule.
Twelve Twelfth 12th
Thirteen Thirteenth 13th
Be careful with the small variations (numbers Fourteen Fourteenth 14th
5, 8, 9, 12). Twenty Twentieth 20th
Thirty Thirtieth 30th
Forty Fortieth 40th
In numbers ending in “y” change to “ie” and Fifty-seven Fifty-seventh 57th
then add “th”. Sixty-eight Sixty-eighth 68th
Seventy-one Seventy-first 71st
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Write examples of dates, streets and floors of buildings in the balloons.
Example: 1st floor.
st, nd, rd th
ORDINAL
NUMBERS
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LESSON 3C My birthday is on October 15th
DIALOGUE TICKET
Listen, repeat and wait for confirmation.
A: What's the date ?

B: Today's July 1st.
A: When's Robert's birthday ?

B: It's in June.
A: Could you be more specific ?

B: Yes, his birthday's on June 15th.
A: How old is he ?
B: He's forty-two.
FEBRUARY
A: Nice age. He's turning interesting.
B: That's nice of you to say.
PAIR WORK
Read the conversation, make variations and fill in the blanks . Practice with a partner.
A: What's the date?
B: Today's .
A: When's birthday?
B: It's in .
A: Could you be more specific?

B: Yes, birthday's .
A: How old ?
B: .
A: Nice age. turning interesting.

B: That's nice of you to say.
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LESSON 3D Let's talk
Use the following information to talk to your classmate about the events.
Partner A's questions Partner B's answers

Is it Friday today? Yes, it is.
Is the party tonight? No, it's tomorrow.
What is it about? It's a Halloween theme.
Where is it? In the bar.
Who do you go with? With my girlfriend.
Partner B's questions Partner A's answers

What is the event? It's a book fair.
What do I have to take? Your old books.
When is it? It's on Monday, the 24th.
Is it at 6:00pm? No, it's at 8pm.
Do you know what your zodiac sign is? Tell your classmates.
Example: A: When is your birthday?
B: It's in...(month), It's on... (date)
A: So, you are...(zodiac sign)
Fill in the blanks. Write the name and date of the zodiac sign. Use the information below.
LEO
July 23rd to August 22nd.
ARIES : March 21st to April 20th. GEMINI : May 21st to June 21st. LIBRA : September 23rd to October 22nd. CANCER : June 22nd to July 22nd.
rd nd th th rd st
VIRGO : August 23 to September 22 . TAURUS : April 20 to May 20 . SCORPIO : October 23 to November 21 . PISCES : February 19th to March 20th.
CAPRICORN : December 22 to January 19 . AQUARIUS : January 20 to February 18 . SAGITTARIUS : November 22 to December 21st.
nd th th th nd
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LESSON 3D Let's talk
INTERACTION
Complete the chart with your relatives' names, birth dates and zodiac signs.
Example: A: What is your father's zodiac sign?
B: His zodiac sign is..., and your father's?
A: His zodiac sign is...
Name Birthdate His / Her zodiac sign
QUICK CHALLENGE
Try not to check the pages of this unit and answer the following questions.
1. What new vocabulary did you learn? 4. What is the pronunciation of the following
situation. ordinal numbers: 1st, 4th, 10th, 3rd, 15th.
5. Finally, write a short paragraph about an

important date for you this year. Why is
this event important?
2. Write two forms to tell this time (5:30)
3. What time is it?

Write three different forms if possible. situation.
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UNIT 4 What's On the Menu?
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Talk about food preferences.

• Indicate the position of objects.
• Talk about restaurants and
traditional food.
Check in
Listen to the conversation.
Complete the spaces with the missing food.
I don't.
I’m on a diet.
I always eat
a big lunch. Well,
I usually eat two
__________ with fries, a
slice of _____, a glass of
coke and . . .
Oh, really?
Yes, every day!

And I also have Please, stop!
_______ and I'm so hungry!
_________. Would you like Yes . . .
something to eat? How about
chewing gum!!
1. Is she a waitress? ________________________________________________________________ .
2. Where are they? _________________________________________________________________ .
3. Does she want to eat a big lunch? ____________________________________________________ .
4. Does he eat a healthy lunch? _______________________________________________________ .
5. What do you usually eat for lunch? ___________________________________________________ .
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» UNIT 4 What's On the Menu?
LESSON 4A Sounds delicious!
WORD VISA
Do you know the following food? Try to say the names with the correct pronunciation.
Write the number of the food for the correct picture.
1. popcorn 6. cake
2. pizza 7. chocolate bar
3. hot dog 8. fries
4. ice cream 9. potato chips
5. hamburger 10. candy
Now listen to the food vocabulary and repeat.

GRAMMAR TIP
Simple present have, like, want, need
Affirmative statements
{ {
I
{ {
You like coke with ice. He likes to read.
We want a t-shirt. She wants a dictionary too.
They need Kathie needs
Stacey have Kurt has
and Roger
Sandra likes pizza. Now she has a whole pizza.
Negative statements
{ {
I don't want
You don't need
They don't have
a big cake.
He
She
{ doesn't like
doesn't need
doesn't have { red apples.
She has an apple. Now she has two apples.

Yes / No questions Short answers
{ { { {
want I I
you
Do need a big cake? Yes, we do. No, we don 't.
they
have they they
{ { { {
like
he
Does need those green apples? Yes, he does. No, he doesn 't.
she she she
Robert needs a dictionary. Now he has a dictionary. have
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LESSON 4A Sounds delicious!
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Complete the conversations with verbs in the present simple, you can use like, want,
have, need. Also use the subject pronouns I, it, she, he, they.
Example:
They / Broccoli have / Mary / she
A: Do they like to cook? A: Does ___________keep wine in the fridge?
B: Yes, they do. B: Yes, _____________does.
A: Is broccoli part of the ingredients? A: Does she _____________to drink it?
B: Yes, it is. B: Yes, _______________does.
A: Do they add broccoli to the recipe? A: Does ____________want to drink with me?
B: Yes, they do. B: Yes, ____________does.
like / Sally / lettuce want / dog / it / I

A: Does Sally __________to cook? A: Does your__________like to go to the park?
B: Yes, _______ does. B: Yes, ____________does.
A: Is ________ part of the ingredients? A: Do you ____________to take it now?
B: Yes, it _______. B: Yes, ___________do.
A: Does _______ add ________ to the recipe? A: Do you ___________to bring the leash?
B: Yes, she ________. B: Yes, ___________do.
need / You / I he / like / Mike

A: Do you ______________to eat vegetables? A: Does _______________to eat chocolate?
B: Yes, _____________. B: Yes, ___________does.
A: Do _____________to eat lettuce? A: Does ______________know how to make it?
B: Yes, I __________. B: Yes, _____________does.
A: Do ____________drink milk? A: Does he____________chocolate on a cake?
B: No, __________don't. B: Yes, __________does.
DIALOGUE TICKET
Listen to the conversation. Then practice it with a partner.
A: Are you on a diet?
B: No, I'm not. Why are you asking?
A: Well . . . Would you like something to eat?

B: Yeah, I'm so hungry!
A: Do you like grapes?

B: Yes I do . I eat grapes every day.
A: Do you eat grapes everyday?

B: Well, almost every day.
A: I love fruit!
B: I do too. It's delicious!
Now answer the following questions.
1. What do they like to eat? 2. Do they eat this kind of food every day? 3. Is he on a diet? 4. Does she love fruit?
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LESSON 4B I'm so hungry
DIALOGUE TICKET
What's for lunch?
Hey mom!
How about lunch? Are rice and
tuna salad ok?
Great!
That's a great idea. Thanks!

I'm so hungry. What's for lunch?
Do you want orange

juice too?
It sounds delicious.
PRACTICE
A. Practice the conversation with a partner. Include different foods.
B. Complete the conversation with the words hungry or thirsty and continue with the conversation
using your imagination.
1. A: Mom, I'm very____________________ . 2. A: Mark, it's time for breakfast.
B: How about some juice? B: I'm not ____________________ .
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LESSON 4B I'm so hungry
WORD VISA
Listen and fill in the blanks. Use the vocabulary below.
A B C
D E F
G H I
A. Compare the answers with your classmate.

Example: A: What do you have in picture A?
B: I have a sausage.
1. scrambled eggs 5. pancakes 9. waffles
2. ice cream 6. English muffins 10. jelly
3. omelette 7. hamburger 11. honey
4. sausage 8. French toast 12. pizza
B. Tick the foods you like and cross the ones you don't.
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LESSON 4C I love this salad
WORD VISA
Look at the food on the table. Write the names.
Hamburger
Talk to your classmate, what food do you like to eat?

What food do you usually eat? / I like to eat...
E x a m p l e : What do you eat in the morning? / In the morning I eat...
What food don't you ever eat? / I never eat...
GRAMMAR TIP
Demonstrative adjectives
Example:
Near Far This is a hamburger. That is a soup.
Singular This That (Singular and near) (Singular and far)
Plural These Those These are hamburgers. Those are cakes.

(Plural and near) (Plural and far)
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LESSON 4C I love this salad
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Change the sentences into plural.
Example:
This is a sandwich. These are sandwiches.
1. This is a hamburger. .
2. This is a green apple. .
3. This is a head of lettuce. .
4. That is a tomato. .
5. This is a carrot. .
6. That is a big cake. .
7. This is a fruit salad. .
8. That is a carton of milk. .
Talk to your classmate. Mention the food that you see near and far.
Example: This is a..., Those are..., That is a..., These are...
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LESSON 4D Do you want cereal?
WRITING EXERCISE
Write a paragraph about your favorite restaurant. Include: location, kind of food, prices,
service and decoration. Finally rate it over 10.
Use the following model: My favorite restaurant is..., it is located in...,
if you want to have (breakfast / brunch / lunch / dinner), the menu has ...,
a normal (breakfast / brunch / lunch / dinner) costs $....., the service is ...,
I (like / don't like) its decoration because ..., I rate this restaurant with a ... /10!
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LESSON 4D Do you want cereal?
READING
AMERICAN CHANGING FOOD HABITS
Traditional American food is very varied. This

country receives gastronomic influences from many
cultures (Chinese, Mexican, Italian, Thai or Japanese).
If people like a dish, it's not important where it comes
from. That's why the American Cuisine is rich and full of
tastes.
Additionally, the food industry influences the food

choices that people make. For example, during the 90's
the prepacked and precooked food was really popular.
All American homes have cupboards full of cans, packs
and cartons of food.
Now with the influence of social networks and

multimedia, people feel the need to eat more traditional
food. Internet opens the door to all this new food, but a
classic dish like apple pie is always welcome in any
family table.
Work in pairs. Answer the following questions based on the reading.
1. Why is American food so varied? .
2. What changes does the text say about American eating habits? .
3. Do you think eating habits are changing in your country? Why? .
4. What dish from your country do you consider a classic? .
QUICK CHALLENGE
What do you remember from this unit?
1. Write five drinks and foods. .
2. What is the use of this / that and these / those? .
3. What is the expression to make an invitation? .
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb.

1. They have great food in this restaurant. (have)
2. She fruit salad for breakfast. (eat)
3. I to eat pizza for dinner. (like)
4. We any eggs. (not have)
5. Our child money to buy food at school. (want)
6. They spicy food. (need)
7. Dany dairy food. (not eat)
8. I chocolate cake. (want)
9. Which cereal does he for tomorrow? (want)
10. Zara vegetables for lunch. (not want)

1. What food do you need to eat everyday? .
2. Do you like milk? .
3. Why do you need to eat vegetables? .
4. Do you have fish for dinner? .
5. Do you like mushrooms in your pizza? .
6. Do you eat snacks in a party? .
7. Do you like dessert after lunch? .
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UNIT 5 Leisure Activities
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Talk about daily routines.
• Talk about free time activities.
• Express the frequency of actions.
• Ask about who performs an action.
Check in
Listen to the conversation. Write the number of the phrases in the correct balloons.
1 That's true, and I like to

see you here everyday.
2 Yeah, I never eat on
time, there are many
things to do.
3 Really? I don't have time
to walk so I drive here,
too.
4 I always get up early.
5 Sometimes I drive here,

other times I just walk.
1. Where are they? 2. Does the woman always drive to come to the gym?
3. Is he a busy man? 4. Do they come to the gym everyday?
5. Does he have time to walk? 6. Who doesn't have time to eat on time?
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» UNIT 5 Leisure Activities
LESSON 5A I always take the bus at 6 am
WORD VISA
Listen and match the pictures with the corresponding verbs and phrases.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
wake up
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
A wake up / wakes up B get dressed / gets dressed C get up / gets up D take a shower / takes a shower
Wakes up early in the Gets dress very fast. Gets up from bed. Takes a cold shower.
morning.
E turn off / turns off F put on / puts on G eat / eats H take off / takes off I shave / shaves J drive / drives
Turns off Puts on his jacket. Eats breakfast. Takes off his pijamas. Shaves his face. Drives to work.
the alarm clock.
K comb / combs L open / opens M brush / brushes N wash / washes O kiss / kisses P dry / dries
Combs his hair. Opens the front door. Brushes his teeth. Washes his hands. Kisses his wife. Dries with a towel.
GRAMMAR TIP
Simple present 3rd person review
Affirmative sentences
For affirmative sentences with "he, she, it" Third person singular for verbs
ending in “s, sh, ch, x, z and o” Negative sentences
(Or a third person singular) you usually add an
"S" to the verb. To make the third person singular for verbs
ending in "s, sh, ch, x, z" add "es". To make negative sentences use "do not"
Example: or "does not" between the subject and
Example: the verb.
I drink lemonade She drinks lemonade.
They need water It needs water. wash wash es teach teach es
Contractions
Interrogative sentences kiss kisses wax wax es
To make questions with "he, she, it" (or a do not don't does not doesn't
To make the third person singular for verbs
third person singular) use "does" instead of
"do". ending in "Y" preceded by a consonant,
change the "Y" for an "I" and add "es". Example:
Note: While making interrogative or negative
sentences omit the "s" ending of the verb for Example:
the third person singular. They dance.
dry dries tr y tr ies They do not dance.
Example: They don't dance.
hurry hurries empty empties
Does she drink lemonade during
summer time? For "Two-word verbs" add the "s" to the first She dances.
word of the verb.
She does not dance.
Does it need water? Example: She doesn't dance.
put on puts on
You can also place a "wh question" get dressed get s dressed
before "does". Short answers
Example: Special verbs Example:
What does it need? have has go goes
It needs water. Example: Do you like apples? Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
When does she drink lemonade? Does she like bananas? Yes, she does. / No, she doesn't.
Anthony has a big house.
She drinks lemonade during summer time.
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LESSON 5A I always take the bus at 6 am
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
A. Complete the following exercises in affirmative, negative and question forms.
Lemonade / Diana
Example: A: Does this restaurant offer lemonade? B: Yes, she is.
B: Yes, it does . This restaurant offers the best A: Does she like lemonade?
lemonade in town. B: Yes, she does. She drinks lemonade all the time.
A: Is Diana thirsty?
1. Iced tea / Alice 2. Milkshake / Mark

A: Does this restaurant offer______________? A: Does this restaurant offer____________?
B: Yes, it does. This restaurant offers the B: Yes, it does. This restaurant offers the
best______________in town. best______________ in town.
A: Is__________thirsty? A: Is___________thirsty?
B: Yes,__________. B: Yes,__________.
A: Does__________like ___________? A: Does__________like __________?
B: Yes, ____________. ________ drinks. B: Yes, ____________. ________ drinks
_______________ all the time. _______________ all the time.
B. Make interrogative and negative sentences.

You / eat breakfast every morning.
Example: A: Do you eat breakfast every morning?
B: No, I don't. I don't eat breakfast every morning.
1. The boy / get dressed quickly 2. The girl / wash her hands every minute
A: __________________________________? A:
B: No, ________ . ______________________. B: No, ________ . _________________________.
PAIR WORK PASSPORT TO PRACTICE

Listen to the conversation and Fill in the blanks. Make variations,
answer the questions. then practice with a partner.
A: What does Mike do every morning?
B: Mike has the same routine every morning. A: What does do every morning?
B: has the same routine every morning.
A: What time does he wake up ?
B: He usually wakes up at six o'clock.
A: What time he / she ?
A: Does he brush his teeth? B: He / She usually .

B: He always brushes his teeth.
A: he / she ?
A: Does he comb his hair?
B: He / She always .
B: He never combs his hair.
1. What time does Mike wake up every morning? A: he / she ?

2. How often does he brush his teeth? B: He / She never .
3. How often does he comb his hair?
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LESSON 5B What's your typical day like?
DIALOGUE TICKET
Practice the conversation with your partner. What do they do in their free time?
A: What's your typical day like?

B: Well, I always go to school at 9:00 and
come home at 7:00.
A: And what do you do in your free time?

B: I usually go to the gym or play soccer. What about you?
A: Pretty much the same.
PAIR WORK
Personalize the conversation with your own typical daily activities.
A: What's your typical day like?

Be sure to recycle this language.
B: Well, _________________________________ .
Time expressions
A: And what do you do in your free time?
in the morning at night
B: ___________________________. What about you? in the afternoon on (Friday)
in the evening
A: I ____________________________________ .
GROUP WORK
Write two short paragraphs about your daily activities on the notepad.
One for weekdays and one for weekends. Tell your classmates about your routine
and then tell the class about your classmate's habits.
On weekdays On weekends
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LESSON 5B What's your typical day like?
LISTENING
Write down the correct number and phrase under each picture.
Listen for confirmation.
1. read a book 5. do the laundry 9. buy a CD 13. have a BBQ
2. stay home 6. rent a movie 10. look for an 14. go shopping

apartment
3. see a movie 7. read the Sunday's 11. buy tickets for the 15. clean around the
newspaper concert house
4. have breakfast in bed 8. go camping 12. get a haircut 16. go to the gym
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LESSON 5C Mom goes shopping once a week
WORD VISA
Listen and repeat. How often do you wake up early? Practice with a partner.
+- +- +- +- +- +- +-
0% 15% 30% 50% 70% 85% 100%
never seldom occasionally sometimes often usually always
wake up get dressed get up take a shower

wakes up gets dressed gets up takes a shower
GRAMMAR TIP
Simple present tense: questions with How often and time expressions
How often do you take a shower? M T W T F S S

I take a shower every day.
M T W T F S S
How often does he shave his face?
He shaves his face on Saturdays.
M T W T F S S
Other time expressions.
Once a week
Twice a week
Three times a week
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LESSON 5C Mom goes shopping once a week
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Make sentences with “frequency adverbs” and “time markers”.
Example: never / James Bond / die / movies
James Bond never dies in his movies.
1. twice a week / they / serve / pumpkin pie
2. always / my mom / food / cooks / delicious
3. once a month / eat / cranberry sauce / some people
4. sometimes / people / long distances / travel
5. usually / I / vegetables / have / the refrigerator / in
PAIR WORK
Using the vocabulary on page 45 and following the model, ask and answer questions
with your classmates.
Example: A: How often do you see movies?
B: I seldom see movies.
How often do you go shopping?
Twice a week
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LESSON 5D Who is who?
DIALOGUE TICKET
Listen and repeat. Then answer the questions.
A: Alice and Linda are identical twins. But who is who?
B: Well, they have different activities.
They don't like the same things.
A: Who teaches ballet?
B: Alice teaches ballet, but Linda doesn't teach ballet.
She doesn't like it.
A: Who dances tango?
B: Alice dances tango, but Linda doesn't dance tango.
She doesn't like it.
A: What does Linda like?
B: She doesn't like anything!
LISTENING COMPREHENSION
Answer the questions according to the listening. Give complete answers.
1. What does Linda like?
2. What does Alice teach?
3. What are the differences between Alice and Linda?
PAIR WORK
Fill in the blanks. Work with your partners. Make variations.
A: Alice and Linda are identical twins. But who is who?
B: Well, they have different activities. They don't like the same things.
A: Who ______________?
B: Alice _____ ________ , but Linda doesn't _____ _____ . She doesn't like it.
A: __________________?
B: Alice _____ ________ , but Linda ______ _____ _______. She doesn't like it.
A: What does Linda like?

B: She doesn't like anything.
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WORD VISA
A. Choose the right synonym for the options.
1. identical a. imaginary b. similar c. approximate

2. teaches a. instructs b. learns c. practices
3. anything a. nothing b. all things c. somethings
B. Compare with a partner.
QUICK CHALLENGE Write affirmative, negative

and interrogative sentences with
What do you remember from this unit? the following words:
Write five leisure ativities sports / you / practice.
Mention four time expressions that you remember.
from the unit.
(+)
(-)
(?)
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb.

1. They always have great food in the restaurant. (have / always)
2. She a shower early. (take / sometimes)
3. I at night. (shave / never)
4. We and go to the gym. (get up / always)
5. Our child his hair to go to school. (occasionally / comb)
6. You to work. (seldom / drive)
7. Sandy dairy food. (eat / never)
8. I my clothes to sleep. (often / take off)
9. Which suit on Mondays? (put on / usually / you)
10. I vegetables for lunch. (eat / usually)

1.What food do you always eat?
2. How often do you do exercise?
3. Why do you always go to work / study?
4. What don't you ever do on Saturdays? (never)
5. How often do you eat with your family?
6. How often do you drink beer on weekends?
7. How often do you study vocabulary at home?
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UNIT 6 Plans and Activities
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Describe what a person
is doing.
• Talk about future plans.
• Use expression to develop
a dialogue.
Check in
WORD VISA
Listen and repeat then match the pictures with the correct verb.
1 . park / parking
2 . rent / renting
3 . walk / walking
4 . sing / singing
5 . watch / watching
6 . play / playing
7. study / studying
8. cook / cooking
9. dress / dressing
10 . wait / waiting
11 . call / calling
12 . read / reading
13 . type / typing
14 . clean / cleaning
15 . eat / eating
16 . sleep / sleeping
17 . buy / buying
18 . wash / washing
19 . talk / talking
20 . paint / painting
SPEAKING
Imagine a person you know...
What is that person doing right now?
Imagine you are seeing that person doing his or her daily
activities.
Tell the class what that person is doing at every moment.
Example: I think my friend Lucas is taking a shower in this moment...
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LESSON 6A Just visiting
DIALOGUE TICKET
Read the conversation and complete the missing information with the expressions
from the box. Then listen and check your answers.
expressions
Radio announcer: For all the radio audience on Sunday morning . ..
. . . An interview, LIVE, with the winner of the Nobel Prize! cooking She's Is sleeping she
Radio announcer: Hello, we're calling from KNCA Radio Station. washing He's cooking She's
Boy: Yes, I'm listening.

Radio announcer: Oh! please, we need to speak to your father.
Boy: Sorry, he's busy. his car.
Radio announcer: How about your mother?
Boy: breakfast at the moment.
Radio announcer:How about your sister? breakfast too?
Boy: Oh, no!
Radio announcer: Well, we want to know your opinion about the
new theory.
Boy: New theory?! Sorry, I'm just visiting.
GRAMMAR TIP
Present continuous tense Note
Structure Follow the same rules for verb “To Be” to make
negative and interrogative sentences:
noun + t o be + verb+ing + complement
AFFIRMATIVE INTERROGATIVE NEGATIVE
We are eating pizza. They are Are they They are

reading a book. reading a book? not reading a book.
The main use of the “Present Continuous Tense” is

to describe actions that are in progress now. You can also use the “Present Continuous Tense”
to express an action that's been repeated through
time. In this case use the word “always”.
Example:
She is talking on the phone. Example:
They are coming down the stairs. He is always singing.
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Fill in the blanks with the “present continuous tense”.
Example: We are singing a song.
(sing)
1. Gina and Shannon the dishes.

(wash)
2. Paula on the phone.

(talk)
3. The journalist a movie star.

(interview)
4. The chef a delicious dish.

(cook)
5. The princess on a golden bed.

(sleep)
6. This is an emergency! We an ambulance.

(call)
PAIR WORK
Fill in the blanks. Work with your partner and make variations.
Radio announcer: For all the radio audience on Sunday morning . . .
. . . An interview, live, with the winner of the Nobel Prize!
Radio announcer: Hello, we're calling from Radio Station.
Boy: Yes, I'm listening.
Radio announcer: Oh! please, we need to speak to your .
Boy: Sorry, busy. .
Radio announcer: How about your ?
Boy: at the moment.
Radio announcer: How about your ?
too ?
Boy: Oh, no. .
Radio announcer: Well, we want to know your opinion about the new theory.
Boy: New theory?! Sorry, I'm just visiting.
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LESSON 6B I'm cooking right now
DIALOGUE TICKET
Listen to the conversation and answer the questions.
Note the use of "Present Continuous" for future activities.
A: Hello. What are you doing?

B: I'm kind of busy. I'm cooking right now.
A: Oops! Sorry for the interruption.

B: That's OK.
A: Listen, I'm kind of bored. . .

Are you working on Sunday?
B: No, I'm not working on Sunday.
That's my day off.
A: Are you playing tennis on Sunday, then?

I'd love to go!
B: No, I'm not playing tennis .
I'm staying home all day.
A: Come on. Don't be so lazy! Please, let's go!

B: Um . . . I don't know.
1. Why isn't she working on Sunday? 2. What is she doing on Sunday?
PRACTICE
Match the expressions used in the dialogue ticket with their right meaning.
1. Come on! A. 24 hours.

2. All day. B. Don't be like that.
3. Don't be lazy. C. I think it's a great idea.
4. I'd love to go. D. Now I'm not doing anything exciting.
5. I'm kind of bored. E. Don't be a couch potato.
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LESSON 6B I'm cooking right now.
WRITING MODEL
Work with a partner and create a dialogue trying to use as many expressions as you can
from one of the following groups.
EXPRESSIONS EXPRESSIONS EXPRESSIONS
GROUP ONE GROUP TWO GROUP THREE
At this (very) moment. I'm so excited! Sorry for the interruption.
How about...? I have so many things to tell you! The latest styles.
Don't be lazy. We want to know. Come on!
A day off. I'm kind of bored. I'd love to go!
That's for sure! All day. We want to know.
It's so much fun! First time. In the middle of...
Have the chance. This coming Sunday. Top ten.
Filled with emotion. What's going on?
LISTENING
Look at the pictures and match them with the correct verbs.
Then listen and practice the pronunciation.
1 boxing / to box 8 swimming / to swin
9 horseback riding / to ride

2 mountain climbing /
to climb
10 jogging / to jog
3 wrestling / to fight
11 diving / to dive
4 fishing / to fish
12 weightlifting / to lift weights
5 bicycle riding / to ride
13 car racing / to race
6 hiking / to hike 14 water skiing / to ski
7 hunting / to hunt 15 scuba diving / to dive
LISTENING COMPREHENSION 1. ___________________________________ .

Listen and fill in the blanks.
2. ___________________________________ .
3. ___________________________________ .
4. ___________________________________ .
5. ___________________________________ .
6. ___________________________________ .
7. ___________________________________ .
8. ___________________________________ .
9. ___________________________________ .
10. ___________________________________ .
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LESSON 6C What are you doing this weekend?
WORD VISA
Fill in the blanks. Put the correct sport and verb below each picture.
Then listen to the sports and check your answers.
ice hockey (play)

football (play)
martial arts (practice)
volleyball (play)
baseball (play)
softball (play)
rugby (play)
gymnastics (do)
golf (play)
basketball (play)
sailing (to sail)
(wind) surfing (to surf)
bowling (to bowl)
ice skating (to skate)
soccer (play)
GRAMMAR TIP
Present continuous tense
(Near future / Firm resolution)
You also use the “Present Continuous Tense” to The “Present Continuous Tense”also describes
describe actions in progress during a recent period of an action in the near future or a firm resolution
time, not necessarily at this precise moment. to do something.
Example:
Example:
She is studying medicine.
She is eating with her family on Sunday.
(It means she's a student at a medical school but she's not necessarily studying
right now.) We are not buying this house!
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Practice the two uses of the “Present Continuous Tense”. Use the words in bold.
Example:
George/ football / surf
George is learnig how to play football on Saturday afternoon,
but right now George is not playing football. He's surfing.
1. Laura / basketball / bowl

learning how to play next week,
but right now not playing . She's .
2. Kathy and Susan / golf / sail

learning how to play tomorrow morning,
but right now not playing . They're .
3. You and your sister / soccer / wind surf

learning how to play tonight,
but right now not playing . You're .
4. Ralph and Mike / rugby / ice skate

learning how to play in two weeks,
but right now not playing . They're .
5. You and I / ice hockey / volleyball

learning how to play the day after tomorrow,
but right now not playing . We're .
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LESSON 6D The big game
READING
Listen.
Answer the questions according to the reading.
1. What's going on this coming Sunday? 3. What team is expecting to win? 5. What is the air filled with?
2. What are the names of the football 4. Who is not playing this game? Why? 6. What is the Viking's coach doing?
teams?
1. . 4. .
2. . 5. .
3. . 6. .
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LESSON 6D The big game
CRITICAL THINKING
Discuss the following questions with your partner.
1. Why do you think sports events are so important

to many people?
2. Are there any sports events going to happen in

your country soon? Are they important to you?
3. What important event are you living in your life

nowadays?
QUICK CHALLENGE
What do you remember? Answer the following questions.
rtant
Write a short paragraph about the most impo
things you are doing in your life nowaday s.
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Write the continuous form of the following base forms. Use different subject pronouns.
1. wear I am wearing pants. 6. drive 11. shave
2. come 7. check 12. put
3. go 8. work 13. comb
4. shop 9. do 14. brush
5. talk 10. study 15. snow
Write sentences in “present continuous” using the information on the right.

1. see / movie right now
2. Charlie / has lunch / ?
3. On Wednesday / I / work / in the office
4. Where / he / go / tomorrow / ?
5. Jennifer / have / breakfast
6. I / no / drive / to the supermarket / this afternoon
7. I /study / French / this year
8. Who / prepare / lunch / on Sunday / ?
Talk to your partner, describe as many actions as you can see in the picture.
Complete each conversation with the “present continuous”.

1. A: _____________________________? 4. A: ____________________ at home tonight?
You / do We / eat
B: _____________________ my hair. B: No, ___________________ out to have dinner.
I / wash We / go
2. A: _____________________________? A: ____________________ a dress to the party?

Where / she / drive 5.
Maya / wear
B: ______________________ to the bookstore. B: No, __________________a dress. _______________ pants.
She / go She / not wear She / wear
3. A: _____________________ the bus?

Why / he / take
B: Because ____________________________.
It / rain
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UNIT 7 Holidays
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Talk about celebrations
and festivals.
• Express plans or make
predictions.
• Make arrangements for
future plans.
Check in
WORD VISA
Listen to the vocabulary, then listen and repeat. Put a tick in the season or
celebration you like.
Seasons
Winter Spring Summer Fall
Nouns
festival parade celebration occasion
Some other celebrations
Christmas Halloween wedding
Answer the following questions with a classmate.

A. What activities do people usually do in winter? B. Do you go to festivals? Which ones?
C. What celebrations do you have in your country? D. Do you have plans for your next vacation?
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LESSON 7A Celebration
WORD VISA
What activities do you usually do for Halloween and Christmas? Match the words
with the images.
Independence Day - Easter - Halloween - Christmas - celebrate - get together - receive - include
GRAMMAR TIP
"Going to" form
The form “going to” is used to express near future, plans or predictions.
It comes together with the verb “to be” according to the subject.
Example:
subject + to be + going to + another verb
We are going to rent a movie.
He is going to buy tickets for the concert.
Use normal contractions, negative and interrogative forms of “to be” with “going to” form.
Example:
We aren't going to rent a movie.
Now He Has A Dictionary Are you going to buy tickets for the concert?
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LESSON 7A Celebration
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
A. Make affirmative sentences with the “going to” form. Use he, she, we, and I.
1. see a movie. E x a m p2. lgo
e :to a parade.
3. give a present to Andy. 4. go to a carnival.
B. Make negative sentences with the “going to” form.

1. eat healthy food in Christmas. 2. get married.
3. wear a costume in Halloween. 4. go camping.
C. Make interrogative sentences with the “going to” form.

1. dance in a parade. 2. travel around the world.
3. have dinner with her family. 4. go to a concert.
DIALOGUE TICKET
A: Are you going to go out?
B: No, we're not. I think we're going to stay home.
A: What are you going to do tomorrow?
B: We're going to look for a new apartment. How about you?
A: We're going to buy tickets for the concert.
B: OK.
A: Talk to you later.
A: Bye.
PASSPORT TO PRACTICE
Fill in the blanks. Work with a partner and make variations.
A: Are you going to go out tonight?
B: No, we're not. I think we're going to .
A: What are you tomorrow?
B: We're going to .
How about you?
A: We are going to .
B: OK.
A: Talk to you later.
A: Bye.
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LESSON 7B I'm gonna be late
DIALOGUE TICKET
Woman: Boring week, huh?
Man: No, I love to try new things!
Woman: Are you finally “gonna” have a barbecue
on Friday?
Man: No, I'm not “gonna” have a barbecue
on Friday.
I think I'm “gonna” clean around the house.
Woman: How about Wednesday?
Are you “gonna” get a haircut?
Man: I think I'm not “gonna” get a haircut on
Wednesday.
Woman: How come?
Man: Well, I’d better get some rest. This is
“gonna” be a busy week.
PASSPORT TO PRACTICE
Use the contracted form of “going to” and all the verbs you know so far
(Units 1 to 6). Fill in the blanks. Work with a partner and make variations.
Woman: Boring week, huh ?
Man: No, I love to try new things!
Woman: finally on ?
Man: No, on ?
I think .
Woman: How about ? ?
Man: I think not on .
Woman: How come?
Man: Well, I'd better get some rest.This is “gonna” be a busy week.
FUN WRITING MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

Plans for the weekend.
* Imagine you have a personal diary, a monthly or weekly
planner and you are writing your plans:
* Use the “going to” form and place the events on a specific
day and hour.
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LESSON 7B I'm gonna be late
LISTENING
Listen and complete the empty balloons.
What are we doing this Are we going to do the laundry on Sunday? What are we going
weekend? to do then?
No. We’re not going

to stay home on Sunday.
Aren’t you going to Come on,

tell me? don’t be so
mysterious!
OK. We’re going to

have a picnic.
Answer the questions.
1. Are they going to stay home on Saturday? 2. What are they going to do on Saturday?
3. Are they going to do the laundry on Sunday? 4. What are they going to do on Sunday?
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LESSON 7C I've got you a present

DIALOGUE TICKET
Father: Here are the presents. Do you want to
see them?
Boy: Yes, we are going to see our toys.
Mother: What do you want?
Girl: I am going to open that one, it's mine.
Father: Which one is yours? The red one?

Boy: No, that is yours. That present is not
mine.
Uncle: Wait. That bag is for your sister. It's

hers.
Boy: Really? but my present is small!
Father: Don't worry, the big box is yours.
Mother: I think it is mine.
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Subject Pronouns and Object Pronouns
subject pronoun object pronoun subject pronoun object pronoun
She s looking at her. He s looking at him.
subject pronouns object pronouns subject pronouns object pronouns

I me We us
You you You you
He him They them
Now He HasShe
A Dictionary her
it it
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PAIR WORK
Complete the conversations with “object pronouns”.
A: What's Amy doing?
Example:
her
B: I'm going to ask _______.
Why do you look at ___ that way? Can I pass by 3:00 pm?
Well, sorry, I like his arms. Sure. I will see ____ then.
Where is George?
They look familiar!

Wait, I don't see____. Don't you know ______? They are our neighbors.
DIALOGUE TICKET
Listen to the conversation and complete in the blanks.
Now practice the conversation with a classmate and make variations.
A: Who's going to the Spring Festival?
B: _________ going with __________________.
A: _________ always go with ______________?
B: Yes, ________ gonna pick _____ up at seven.
A: And what about _______? _______ have a car?
B: Sarah's giving ______ a ride to the parade.
A: Oh, great!
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LESSON 7D American holidays and traditions
Holidays and traditions: Easter
Answer the questions according to the listening.
1. What does Easter represent?
2. What can you see everywhere during spring time?
3. What do children receive as a present?
4. What do Easter baskets have inside?
5. Which is a family tradition during Easter?
6. What do bright colors represent?
7. What are eggs a symbol of?
8. What are rabbits or bunnies a symbol of?
9. Which is a common game on Easter?
CATEGORIZING
What celebrations do you have in your country? What are the traditional activities there?
Complete the chart.
CELEBRATIONS TRADITIONS
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LESSON 7D American holidays and traditions
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving
who they are thankful for. Americans always celebrate Thanksgiving on the
long
distances to visit their family and friends.This festivity is always celebrated
with a big dinner. They usually eat turkey, corn and .
Sometimes they eat cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie too. Before the
meal begins, family and friends usually give thanks for all the good things,
including the joy occasion.
Thanksgiving Day ﬁrst celebration goes back to
colonial times in New England. That is one
Puritans arrived to
without interference
winter them
died, they asked for help to Native
American Indians, who showed the
pilgrims how to plant
crops. The next fall’s harvest inspired the
Pilgrims to thank and celebrate their
friendship with the Indians. Thanksgiving
dinner always includes served
during the ﬁrst celebration.
Find the following words in the text and with a dictionary give an appropriate definition.
1. Thankful 2. Mashed potatoes
3. Friendship 4. Winter
5. Crops
SITUATIONS
* Try to imagine a new festival for your town. It doesn’t matter how strange or crazy this can be. Give
details about what you want from people, the attitude for this kind of celebration, and all they need to do,
to wear, etc.
* Share the final results with other groups.
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Talk to your classmate and describe the actions that are going to happen in the images.
Talk about the people Create conversations for the people
Example: The mother thinks her son is going to be home in Winter. Example: A: He's going to be a basketball player.
B: No, he's not. He's going to be a...
Ask and answer questions A: Let's name him John.
Example: A: What's his name going to be? B: No, I don't think so.
B: Eric is going to be his name.
QUICK CHALLENGE
1. What important events and traditions do you remember? 2. Write 3 examples using the “going to” in affirmative,
negative and interrogative.
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UNIT 8 Foods
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Describe quantities of
food and ingredients.
• Express unspecific quantities.
• Talk about eating habits.
Check in
Listen and repeat.
WORD VISA / Brunch
sausage scrambled eggs omelettes pancakes syrup jelly
French toast English muffins waffles salt soup salad
Do you know more food? Brainstorm your ideas.
DRINKS MEAT
FOOD
VEGETABLES OTHER
What kind of food do you regularly eat? Do you think you eat healthy?
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LESSON 8A I'd like some coffee
WORD VISA
Listen and repeat.
milk
orange juice
hot chocolate coffee
iced tea
cider
milk shake lemonade
cocktail soda (Coke)
GRAMMAR TIP
Count nouns are those which you can count one by one, to determine the total number of units.
Example : one apple, two apples, etc.
With Count nouns you can use “some” or “any” for an undetermined number of nouns.
Example:
I have three toasts. I have some toasts.
(specific number) (I don’t know the exact number of toasts)
Use “some” for affirmative sentences. If you want to know the exact number of nouns, ask “how many”?
Use “any” for negative or interrogative sentences.
How many toasts do you have? I have three toasts.
Do you have any juice? Yes, I have some juice.
No, I don't have any juice.
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LESSON 8A I'd like some coffee
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Make sentences with “some”, “any” and “How many”.
Example:
A: Do we have chocolate?
B: We don’t have chocolate but we have tea.
A: cupcakes do we have for the guests?
B: We have one on the table and more in the kitchen.
A: Oh no! That’s not enough. We really need to make our shopping list.
PAIR WORK
Look at the conversation model, then practice with a classmate.
Conversation model.
A: Would you like some coffee or juice?
B: I'd like some coffee, please.
A: Is there any other thing you want?
B: No, thanks.
Make variations.
A: Would you like some ___________?
B: I would like some _____________
A: Is there any __________________?
B: No, thanks.
Menu
1 Scrambled eggs
2 Omelettes
3 Sausage
4 French toasts
5 English muffins
6 Soup
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»UNIT 8 Foods
LESSON 8B What's for breakfast?
DIALOGUE TICKET
Husband: Honey, I'm going to the supermarket.

Do we need any cheese?
Wife: No, we don't. But we need some sugar.
Husband: How much sugar do we usually buy?
Wife: Just a pound or two. And . . . We don't have
enough butter either. I'm going to make
you a shopping list.
Husband: While you write the shopping list, I'm going to
have a cup of coffee, all right ? Do you want
some ?
Wife: No, thanks. I prefer to have a glass of wine.
Husband: . . . But, we’re running out of wine.
Wife: Honey, now you know we also need to
get some wine.
Wife: Don't forget to take the discount coupons
with you.
Husband: All right.
1. How much sugar do they usually buy? __________________________________________________________________
2. Do they have any cheese? ___________________________________________________________________________
3. How much butter do they have? _______________________________________________________________________
WRITING MODEL
Look at the cupboard. How much food do you see there? Write a report.
Example: In the cupboard there is a lot of… there are some... there aren't any...
Food
HAMBURGERS
SANDWICHES
GRILLED MEAT
FRENCH
FRENCH FRYES
FRIES
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LESSON 8B What's for breakfast?
WORD VISA
Listen, listen and repeat.
candy
hamburger hot dog
potato chips chocolate bar
cake
popcorn
ice cream pizza
fries
Classify the foods into count and non-count nouns.
Count nouns Non count nouns
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LESSON 8C How much, how many
WORD VISA
Listen and repeat.
spoon glass bottle cup cube
slice can bag pounds gallon
GRAMMAR TIP
Some / Any and how much Non count nouns
Non-count nous are substances or abstract concepts

Use “some” for affirmative sentences. that we cannot divide into separate elements in an
Use “any” for negative or interrogative sentences. easy way.
Example:
Example:
water, sand, rice, love, information, chocolate.
Do you have any rice? Yes, I have some rice.
If we need to explain the quantity of something which is a
No, I dont have any rice. non count noun , we can do it by using a measure word.
You can also use some for questions involving implicit Example:
offering or when you expect an affirmative answer. A bar of chocolate. Three bars of chocolate.
Example:
(We cannot count the chocolate itself but, we can count the
Do you want some rice? number of bars). It s useful to learn some of the most common
Yes, of course, it smells so good. measurement words:
Countable Uncountable Countable

Uncountable measure measure
If you want to know the exact quantity, ask “how much?”
water / juice glass deodorant bar
Example: wine / beer bottle money dollar
How much rice do you need? I need two pounds coffee / tea cup music song
of rice. sugar cube luggage suitcase
ham / cheese slice work job
rice / grains pounds information report
/ news
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LESSON 8C How much, how many
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Complete the following questions with "How much" or “How many"
1. salt do you usually put in your soup?

2. onions do you need for a salad?
3. pounds of rice are there on the shelf?
4. meat do you eat every day?
5. slices of cake do we need for dinner?
6. cheese would you like in your pizza?
7. bottles of oil does she need from the store?
8. eggs do you eat every week?
9. tangerines are there? I want to make tangerine juice.
10. juice would you like?
SITUATIONS
Ask three classmates five questions each, like the ones in the grammar exercise.
Do they eat healthy or unhealthy?
1. ? 1. ? 1. ?
2. ? 2. ? 2. ?
3. ? 3. ? 3. ?
4. ? 4. ? 4. ?
5. ? 5. ? 5. ?
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»UNIT 8 Foods
LESSON 8D Recipe
READING
Eggy Bread Fingers
INGREDIENTS PREPARATION
Break the eggs into a shallow dish. Add the
1 large egg milk and whisk together.
1 table spoon milk Cut each slice of bread into fingers.
2 small slices of bread
Dip the bread in the egg and turn to coat on
1 tea spoon butter both sides.
Heat the butter in a frying pan until melted

and bubbling.
Add the bread fingers and cook until golden

brown.
Turn halfway through to cook on both sides.
Serve with fresh fruit and yoghurt.
VOCABULARY
Use the following verbs to write a traditional recipe from your country.
put cut add
cook chop sprinkle
pour bake fry
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LESSON 8D Recipe
Go back to the reading and answer the following questions.
1. What are the ingredients?
2. How many ingredients does the recipe have?
3. Are there any eggs in the recipe?
These cooking methods are in disorder. Write the correct sequence of the recipe based on
the reading.
1. Add the bread fingers and 2. Break the egg into a 3. Turn
halfway through to 4. Cut each slice of bread
cook until golden brown. shallow dish. Add the milk cook on both sides. into fingers.
and whiks together.
WRITING MODEL
Use the model of a simple cake recipe as an example and describe the ingredients and
preparation of a recipe that you like.
Put 12 cupcake cases onto a small baking tray.
1 large ripe banana Peel the banana and mash it up.
Mix the banana with the yoghurt.
150 g of natural yoghurt Use a spoon to drop some yoghurt mixture into each cupcake case.
Put some banana chips into each cup and press them into the
A handful dried banana chips yoghurt with your fingers.
Freeze for 2 hours or until solid.
Pop out of the cases and serve.
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Match the non-count with a proper measurement word using an arrow.
NON-COUNT MEASURE
NOUNS WORDS
ice cup
cheese can
tea glass
potato chips bar
whisky slice
corn gallon
music dollars
juice cube
chocolate pounds
gasoline bag
money spoon
rice bottle
sugar songs
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UNIT 9 I Was At the Bank Yesterday
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Talk about past events and
anecdotes.
• Describe a situation of the
past with details.
• Locate different objects indicating
their exact position.
Check in
Listen to the conversation and answer the following questions. I worked there, but actually I was her
boyfriend. But please, don't remind me
No, I wasn't. of her. She was a nightmare.
Your face I was a student
looks familiar. back then. I was a
senior in college. Yes, I was there
just for two weeks.
I was an apprentice.
Are you sure?

I don't remember Were you
you. Were you an
Aileen's Assistant
architect in for a while?
2004? Maybe you remember this
big enterprise... Gaudi's architectural?
Were you an I'm sure you were there. So, why were
architect at that you there?
enterprise too?
Yeah, Aileen was No, I wasn't

a pain in the neck! No, I wasn't. But
Really? my wife and I were there
Everybody hated her a couple of times. I'm Aileen's
at work.
Umm... I see.
Were you one
father!
of their clients?
Questions:
Harry
1. What was Harry’s working position back in 2004? 4. According to Mr. Donovan, who was Harry?
Mr. Donovan
2. For how long was Harry at Gaudi’s Architectural? 5. What was their true link to Aileen?
3. According to Harry, who was Mr. Donovan? 6. What was Harry's opinion about Aileen?
Aileen
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LESSON 9A Where were you yesterday?
WORD VISA
Listen and repeat.
week days
1. the day before 2. yesterday today month weeks
3. last year today 4. two months ago today
yesterday
Tuesday years
August 30 August 31 September 1
GRAMMAR TIP
Simple past tense / verb “to be”
The “Simple Past Tense” is used to express an action completed at a time in the past. It is also used to express a past habit.
Singular Plural
I was We were
You were You were
He was
She was They were
It was
E x a m p l e : I was in Canada in 2004. We were in Tokyo last year.
She was a college student last year; now she is a professional.
Simple past tense interrogative sentences with the verb “to be”
To make questions with the verb “to be” just place the verb in the past form before the subject of the sentence and
add a question mark:
He was in the park yesterday morning.
Was he in the park yesterday morning?
Short answer: Yes, he was.
“Wh” Questions (verb “to be”)
To make “Information questions” add a “Wh question” (Where, What, When, etc.) before the verb “to be”
of a sentence in the interrogative form.
The doctors were at the hospital last night. (Affirmative).
Example: Were the doctors at the hospital last night? (Interrogative).
Where were the doctors last night? (“WH” question).
Verb to be: negative form / contractions
The “Simple Past Tense” is used to express an action completed at a time in the past. It is also used to express a past habit.
Singular Plural
I was not I wasn´t We were not We weren´t
You were not You weren´t You were not You weren´t
He was not He wasn´t
She was not She wasn´t They were not They weren´t
It was not It wasn´t
They were not here. They weren' t here.

Example: The visa was not ready yet. The visa wasn't ready yet.
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GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Change the following sentences to “simple past tense”. Add an “expression of time” to each sentence.
Example: I am a lawyer for Sweeps Company.
I was a lawyer for Sweeps Company last year.
1. Kathy is in the waiting-room. Kathy in the waiting-room .

2. Kathy and her mother are at the dentist´s. Kathy and her mother at the dentist´s .
3. We are here to see the dentist. We here to see the dentist. .
Change the following sentences into interrogative form. Write “WH” questions based on the underlined words.
Example: The cigar was Cuban.

Was the cigar Cuban?
Where was the cigar from?
1. The weather was fine outdoors. 2. The box was big enough. 3. The files were updated.
Change the following sentences into negative form.

Example: The pile of blankets was on the bed.
The pile of blankets wasn´t on the bed.
1. The fancy refrigerator was in bad condition, it was abandoned a long time ago.
2. The temperature of the freezer was very high compared to the one in the rest of the fridge.
3. In South America, the sun was shining and in the North Pole the wind was freezing.
DIALOGUE TICKET Director: Where ______ you this morning? We ______ expecting
Listen and complete the conversations. you and Mr. Fulton at the Convention Center, but you
______ here for the registration session.
Associate 1: We went to the Hilton Hotel very early this morning to pick
Mr. Fulton up, but he _______ there.
Director: Maybe you ___________in the wrong place this morning!
Associate 1: No, we _________
Director: That's impossible!
Associate 2: No, it isn't. Maybe he had the wrong address... But we're
checking every hotel downtown.
Director: You know he's our special guest in the convention and he
is in charge of the opening session!.. So hurry up! Find
Mr. Fulton!
Associate 2: We looked for him all over. . . But he's gone!
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LESSON 9B The keys were on the table
WORD VISA
Listen and match the spaces with the number in the apartment.
___ a closet
___ a kitchen
___ a bedroom
___ a balcony
___ a living room
___ a bathroom
___ a door
Put the numbers in the corresponding circles.
an office a bedroom a bathroom
a dining room a living room a kitchen
1. a chair 2. TV 3. a table 4. a book shelf 5. a microwave 6. a sofa 7. a cabinet 8. a refrigerator 9. a stove 10. a bathtube
11. a desk 12. a sink 13. a computer 14. a bed 15. a printer 16. a dresser 17. a lamp 18. a mirror 19. a toilet
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LESSON 9B The keys were on the table
PAIR WORK
Find everything that's different in the two sets of pictures. Ask questions.
Example: How many...are there?
is there a...?
Does the...have...?
Are there...?
My house
My partner's house
WRITING EXERCISE
Describe your house and ask one of your partners to describe his or hers.
My house My partner's house
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LESSON 9C Around the city
WORD VISA
Match the words or expressions to the pictures. Then listen and check your answers.
under - out - behind - over - in front of
GRAMMAR TIP
Prepositions of place
“The Prepositions of Place” are used to indicate where something is located.
IN is used to show that something is contained within specific limits:
The shoes are in the box. The students are in the classroom.
IN is also used to show position within large geographical areas like continents, countries, cities, etc.
Example:
We were in London.
ON shows position for horizontal or vertical surfaces. It involves physical contact.

Example:
The shoes were on the floor. The poster was on the wall.
ON is also used for massive transportation.
Example:
On the bus. On the train. On the ship. On the plane. (Note: use in for car or taxi).
• ON is used for specific streets or roads.
Example:
th
I was on 47 Street. We were on Arlington Road.
Example:
• AT is used for institutions or specific places.
Example:
At the hospital. At a restaurant. At work. At home. At college.
She studies at the Pennsylvania Language Institute.
Some other locations
At the bus stop. At the door. At the desk.
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LESSON 9C Around the city
GRAMMAR EXERCISE
Fill in the blanks with proper “Prepositions of Place”.
I ALWAYS FORGET MY TICKETS
When I travel with many suitcases, I always forget the tickets. Last time we were __________ a train, I put the tickets
____________ my bag. For a while I thought our tickets were ___________ the hotel, but I remembered where they
were just on time for the tickets inspection. I had to take the tickets ________ of my bag to show them to the train
inspector. Next time I'll keep them _________ my wallet.
When we arrived, our daughter was already _________ the train station, waiting for us. Her car was _______ the
parking lot that was located __________ the second floor. There were many different parking spaces ________ the
same building. Her car wasn't easy to find. Finally she saw the big orange number ___________ the wall. She was
a little worried because her dog was _________ the car. She imagined that her dog was very anxious because there
was probably a cat________ the car roof, or maybe some crazy kids writing obscene messages _______ the dirty
windows of her car. But it wasn't true. It was just her imagination. Her dog was as relaxed as always, and happy to
see us.
I love to travel with my wife because she always remembers to put the tickets ________ a safe place, no matter how
many suitcases we have to carry.
INTEGRATED PRACTICE
Look at the pictures and describe where things are located in the general context.
Example: The clock is on the wall.

The box is under the books.
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LESSON 9D How do I get to the convention center?
WORD VISA
Fill in the blanks with the correct words. Use the words in the box. Then listen and check
your answers.
near - far - turn right - turn left - go straight - the second building on the right
three blocks from - on the corner - around the corner
DIALOGUE TICKET
Fill in the blanks with a proper expression or preposition of place. Then listen and
check your answers.
LOST IN TOWN
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LESSON 9D How do I get to the convention center?
Associate1: Good news! . . . We found Mr. Fulton _______ the Regency Hotel.
Director : What ?!
Associate 1: He was _______ the second floor, _______ room 205. To be exact, he was between suite 204 and the hall when we
found him. . . And he was very confused.
Director: . . . He went to the Regency Hotel instead of the Hilton?. . . But they are _____________________ from each other! Can
you explain how he ended up there?!
Associate 2: Maybe on his way from the airport, he _____________ instead of ______________ on Fifth Avenue. You told us he
never knows which way to go.
Director: Maybe it was easy for Mr. Fulton to see that hotel from the distance.
Associate 2: Yeah, he thought it was the Hilton Hotel and not the Regency.
Director: He was really spaced out, don't you think?
Associate 1: He really was! . . . And you know something? . . . Now we are kind of lost too!
Director: Are you kidding?
Associate 1: No, we aren't. Can you tell us how we can get to the Convention Center from the Regency Hotel?
Director: Hurry up! It's just __________ from there. Everyone is waiting for Mr. Fulton to start his speech!
Associate 2: Guess what? Now Mr. Fulton wants to buy you a present before his presentation.
Director: Is he out of his mind?!
Associate 2: You know . . . he's insisting on it . . . And there is this beautiful gift shop nearby and...
Director: No way! Just get here immediately!
Associate 2: Yeah, I know we're in a rush, but can you give us some specific directions to get there?!
Director: . . . Well, to get to the Convention Center from the Regency Hotel, you have to ______________north two blocks, then
_____________________, and the Convention Center is the__________________________.
Associate 2: Now we understand! We'll be there in five minutes.
. . . Twenty minutes later
Associate 1: Too bad that Mr. Fulton wasn't on time for the opening session.
Director: Well . . . Not everything was so bad. There is always a good side to every bad situation.
Associate 1: You think so?!

Director: Sure, you know why? Our guest doesn't like to walk, and he hates cabs too.
Associate 2: So what?
Director: Well, the Convention Center and the Stock Exchange weren't too ______________ from the hotel. Am I right?
Associate 1: . . . Well, finally the Regency Hotel was perfect for Mr. Fulton.
Director: Lucky man, that Mr. Fulton.

Associate 2: Uh-huh. Lucky man, that Mr. Fulton.
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PAIR WORK
Work with a partner and find the differences using the prepositions of place.
Look at the city map. Mention the position of six places.

Example: The hotel is next to...
HOTEL
BAKERY
MARKET
CHURCH
COLLEGE
BOOKSTORE
1. 4.
2. 5.
3. 6.
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UNIT 10 What Did You Do?
» OBJECTIVES
will be able to:
• Describe an important
experience.
• Tell the sequence of events
during a vacation.
Check in
Read and practice the conversation
Great, the weather

was sunny all
the time.
Sounds great,
how was it?
Did you have a good
weekend?
Actually,
I did, I went
paragliding on
Sunday!
PRACTICE
Today is August 25th. Complete the sentences with the information from Carl's calendar.
Use last, ago and on.
AUGUST
E x a m p l e : Carl was at home last August 2nd. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
1 2
1. He was in Bogotá __________ August 4 th. Bogota Bogota

3 4 5 6 Lima Lima
7 8 9
2. Two days __________ he was in Rio de Janeiro.

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Rio
17 Rio Rio Rio
18 19 20 21 Rio Rio 22 23
3. He was in Lima __________ Aug 8th. 24 Rio 25 26 27 28 29 30
4. He was in Rio ____________ Friday. 31
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LESSON 10A I went to the park last weekend
WORD VISA
Listen, listen and repeat.
Verbs
rain study go eat
run sleep swim take
GRAMMAR TIP
The Simple Past Tense of Regular Verbs

base form past
like liked I liked the food.
rain rained It rained yesterday.
study studied She studied with me last Sunday.
Did you like the food?
She didn't study with me.
The Simple Past Tense of Some Irregular Verbs

base form past
come came Mary came to my farm.
eat ate We ate lasagna at work yesterday.
go went We went to the museum last week.
have had He had stomachache yesterday.
run ran The soldiers ran 20 miles yesterday.
sleep slept He slept in the living room last night.
swim swam I swam in the sea on vacation.
take took I took pictures in Paris.
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LESSON 10A I went to the park last weekend
GRAMMAR EXERCISES
Complete the conversations.Use the past tense from of the verb.
A: Did you go to the park?

B: No, I ________ (have) a headache.
A: Were they at the football game?

B: No, they ________ (be) at the living room.
A: They ____________ (watch) the game on tv.
A: Where were you last weekend?

You ________ (be) in the city (negative).
B: I ________ to the beach. (go)
A: What ________ you ________ (eat) last night?

B: I ________ a big sandwich.
and then I ________ (sleep) all night.
PAIR WORK
A. Read and practice the conversation.
A: Did you have a nice trip?
B: I sure did, I met nice people and did a lot of activities
every day.
A: Sounds terrific! Was the food good?

B: It was delicious.
B. Create a new conversation and practice

with a partner.
A: Did you have a nice trip?
B: I sure did, I __________________ and did a lot
of activities every day.
A: Sounds terrific! Was the _________________?

B: It was __________ .
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LESSON 10B They went on vacations
DIALOGUE TICKET
Clifford: Did you close the windows and turn the lights off?
Wife : Yes, I did.
Clifford: Did you take the garbage out?

Wife : No, I didn't. There was no garbage.
Clifford: Did you lock the front door?

Wife: Of course I did.
Clifford: Did you pack my bathing suit?

Wife: No, I didn't. You said there was no swimming pool.
Clifford: Did you leave the dog with the Wilsons?

Wife: No, I didn't. But I left the dog with the Morgans.
Clifford: Did you ask the neighbors to check on the house?

Wife: No, I didn't. But I called the security company.
Clifford : Did you ask Rose to come over and water the plants?
Wife: Yes, I did.
Clifford: Did you stop the newspaper subscription for the next
two days?
Wife: Yes, I did . . . What?! . . . Just for two days?! . . . I didn't
know that!
Clifford: You know what they say: “It's better safe than sorry”.
Wife: Oh, Clifford! You'll never change!
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LESSON 10B She worked and then visited some clients
WRITING MODEL
Look at the images and write a report about John or Danah. Use the past simple.
Example: Last weekend Danah... she did... last Saturday...
Notes
last weekend yesterday
Last weekend Danah ate in a great
restaurant.
last weekend Sunday
yesterday
last weekend
Sunday
LISTENING
Listen and repeat. Identify the sounds for the regular verbs in past / id / d / t /
Basic form Past tense Past participle Basic form Past tense Past participle
paint painted painted carry carried carried
plant planted planted empty emptied emptied
rent rented rented marry married married
wait waited waited call called called
visit visited visited change changed changed
mix mixed mixed close closed closed
wax waxed waxed dream dreamed dreamed
crack cracked cracked solve solved solved
drop dropped dropped organize organized organized
fix fixed fixed
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LESSON 10C We had a wonderful time
WORD VISA
Listen and fill in with the missing letter.
bet __it pu__ ke__p re__d mee__ p__y
c__tch ha__e stan__ get u__ f__nd be__in d__
sin__ dr__w freez__ f__ll choos__ brea__ __o
GRAMMAR TIP
The simple past tense: Review
{
I
He Regular verbs: spelling
She arrived at three.
It didn't arrive until six. + ed +d + ied
We visited arrived study studied
You watched changed try tried
They played liked
Did he have a good time? (Yes, he did.)

Did they cancel the flight? (No, they didn't.)
Some irregular verbs

Where did you go? (We went to Italy.)
When did they get back? (On Tuesday.) buy bought find found leave left sleep slept
come came fly flew lose lost spend spent
What did she do every day? (She visited museums.) do did get got meet met swim swam
How many countries did you see? (Three.) drink drank go went ride rode take took
eat ate have had see saw
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GRAMMAR EXERCISES
A.Look at the postcard, then fill in the blanks with the verbs in brackets.
My dearest aunt Nancy,
You won't believe this, two days ago I ________(try) kangaroo
tail, crocodile meat and green ant. All in the same day! The
kangaroo ________ (to be) delicious, but I ________ (not like)
the crocodile. It ________ (taste) awful.

Angela Meyer
This country is interesting, I _________ (swim) in the sea
46 White Street
yesterday, but I __________ (not do) scuba diving. The best
Bellevile, NY 10514
thing is that I __________ (meet) great people.
USA
I wish you were here.
B.Choose two of the following postcards. Imagine that you were there and write a
relative about the activities you did.
Example: I went to... I visited... I ate... I didn't... I liked...
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BOARDING PASS TO THE WORLD
Talk to your classmates. Ask questions and find someone who did the actions below.
Example:
Jhon, did you No, I didn't.

watch TV last
night?
1. walked a long distance yesterday ________________________________________
2. ate pizza last night ___________________________________________________
3. had class last night ___________________________________________________
4. worked last saturday _________________________________________________
5. didn't take the bus today __________________________________________________
6. didn't check their e-mail _______________________________________________
7. didn't listen to music last weekend _______________________________________
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INTERACTION
Look at the images and talk to your partner about the activities the girls did.
Example: They did… They went to…
Then create a conversation using the activities in the pictures.
Example: How was your vacation? B: It was great, I...
Take notes here.
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A. Write the past tense of the following regular verbs.
Then use them to write affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.
1. return __________________________________________________
2. like ____________________________________________________
3. change _________________________________________________
4. cry ____________________________________________________
5. try ____________________________________________________
6. stay ___________________________________________________
7. travel __________________________________________________
8. arrive __________________________________________________
9. rain ___________________________________________________
10. wait __________________________________________________
11. offer __________________________________________________
12. hurry __________________________________________________
B. Write the past tense of the following irregular verbs.

Then use them to write affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences.
1. eat ____________________________________________________
2. drink ___________________________________________________
3. swim ___________________________________________________
4. go _____________________________________________________
5. write ___________________________________________________
6. meet ___________________________________________________
7. run ____________________________________________________
8. begin ___________________________________________________
9. buy ____________________________________________________
10. read ___________________________________________________
11. pay ____________________________________________________
12. understand ______________________________________________
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PASSPORT TO THE WORLD COMPLETE KIT

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What's your nationality?

Are you on a business trip?

No, they aren't, that's Oh, that's right.

Welcome to the hotel

3. What are their nationalities? 4. Are they on a business trip?

7. Is the reservation H-2-K-W-J-3?

2. Mr. Taylor is Miss Coltrane's teacher. Miss Coltrane is ________ student.

3. Mrs. Campbell is John's teacher. Mrs. Campbell is ________ teacher.

4. John is Mrs. Campbell student. Jhon is ________ student.

6. Mr. Sanchez is ________ teacher. I am ________ student.

7. Jake is not Mrs. Ryan's student. He's ________ boss!

Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjective.

A: What's _____________ address?

A: What's _____________ e-mail address?

A: What are _____________ first names?

A: What's _____________ phone number?

A: Are you ready?

A: What time is it now?

A: Don't worry. The flight is at nine o'clock.

A: Let's eat dinner, then.

Answer the following questions.

1. Are they late for the flight? Why?

It's twenty (min.)

It's ten (min.)

It's seven It's seven

A: What time is the movie?

A: There's an action movie on TV tomorrow at 10:30.

A: There's a movie tonight at 8:00.

A: Where is the horror movie playing?

George is at the airport.

Now it's six thirty-five. His plane

3. Major Lee Connors is his .

4. His instructor is in an situation.

I start classes in September. On September 8 th.

ORDINAL NUMBERS CARDINAL ORDINAL ABBR.

A: What's the date ?

A: When's Robert's birthday ?

A: Could you be more specific ?

A: Could you be more specific?

A: Nice age. turning interesting.

Partner A's questions Partner B's answers

Partner B's questions Partner A's answers

Name Birthdate His / Her zodiac sign

5. Finally, write a short paragraph about an

2. Write two forms to tell this time (5:30)

3. What time is it?

• Talk about food preferences.

Yes, every day!

Now listen to the food vocabulary and repeat.

She has an apple. Now she has two apples.

like / Sally / lettuce want / dog / it / I

need / You / I he / like / Mike

A: Well . . . Would you like something to eat?

A: Do you like grapes?

A: Do you eat grapes everyday?

That's a great idea. Thanks!

Do you want orange

A. Compare the answers with your classmate.

Talk to your classmate, what food do you like to eat?

Plural These Those These are hamburgers. Those are cakes.

This is a sandwich. These are sandwiches.

6. Mr. Sanchez is teacher. I am student.

B: No, . . B: No, . ___________.