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book

ní t

2

ractice

nd ocabutary

Í act ice

eference

Welcome

Num ers

Work

Information

Places

Action

Meeting

Reporting

Communication

Plans

Sales

6

72

18

24

30

36

42

4A

54

60

66

72

78

94

707

776


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Communlcetlon Gí ammaí

Vocabulery

Numbers-l0

Email ddresses

2,1

Telephoneumbers

and€mai l add lesses

what's ..? lt's ..

ny and

yout

Asking

bout imetables

What

ine

...? NumbeÍ s1-59

Times

Buying ood

Plurals

Numbe15G-100

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Communication

GÍ ammaÍ

.7 Arrangingo meet Prepositionsith

times nd dates

DiscussingfutuIeaÍ rangement5 lesentcontinuou5:

futuÍ e

rÍ angements

whv...?

Dáys

Travel anguage

Buying

rain i ck€s

wont o

Train

ickets nd

reservations

Talking bout

past

events

t'er

ast

irnple

Time eferenceso the

past

Giving n update

Talking

bouthoIiáays

Business

rips

ast

regu

simpLe:

IaÍ eí bs

Past lmpLe:

irregularerbsG)

Holiday nd

ravel

anguage

Exchanging

nformation

by emaiL

l\rlaking

elephone

DocuÍ rents

ndattachments

ast impLel

i lregu|are í b s

2)

0biect

pronouns

wil| spontaneous

decisions nd offers

Revi;W f

p í esent

and

past

enses

Telephonexpressions

Talking bout he

and cl Í mate

l\ ' lakingompaí isons compaí atiVes

The

weather

Comparlng

roducts

nd services

lrlaking

hoices Superlatives

Checkingn fora f l ight

Opinions

uncountable Airponanguageountablend

Suggestionsr hall /we ..? sequencingnddiscussing

í iori t ies

plans

Staying t a hotel

FuÍ uÍ e ilh

9oin9

to

0b'ectives

nave

9aÍ

Hotel

anguage

Adverbs

f

mann€

company

erformance

iscussingow usiness

rs

go

ng

Discus5ingalesand ordeí s

Shopping

nuch/nany:

q|]esÍ ions

salesand ordeÍ 5

th s the e, that those Shoppinganguage


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Welcome

1

List€ to

|o€

and cláií e me€ing

at

the offl(es of ZY.

claite |]a||o'

n

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,oe

|]

'm

]oo

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o meet

ou'

ClajÍ e Nic'r o

rneetyou'

|oe

We|.omc

o ZY systeí ns '

c lai Í e

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PÍ actisehe conversalion n páiÍ s.Change Í oles.

2 tisten

and i l l n the

gáps.

nice

hi I m thanks welcome

l.n l|ol la.1

/i,

an FieLd.

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'1

.

l ln

SallyWinters.

|an

r

to me€

you'

sa||y'

lo NL'w ork.

Sal ly

5

Introdu.t|ons tohab€Á-z

'Q

a

3 Pno

uNc|ÁÍ |onay thealPhab

|'isten

nd

r€eat.

ABCDTFGHIJKIM

NOPORSTUVWXYI

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partn€.

stud€t A says

a

l€té

stud€t B

points

o it. Take t n turns.

which ettors av€th€sam€sounds? ill n

the chart.

AB

L

t l

t l

I Q

Y t./

4 Listen. ut

he companlesn he

o íde í ouheaí hem.wr|te -10 |n he box

a

á}TDK

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l

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cr

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E"

4 List€

again.

Pí actisé

aying

he

(ompany

ame5.

Thinkof mor€

(ompani€

that use etters or

thek

names.

tudent says

the companles

andstudent

B wÍ ites

hen. change

oles.

5 Listen o |o€intÍ odüCinglaire o

the eamet ZY.Fill n the

gaps.

Wetcome

GÍ ammaí

í actice

.'

Page

94'

Ex€cise 2.

Practiséntroductions.jse th€

photos.

This s ... He's/Shelrom ..

commun|cat|on

Í a(t|c€

1

..'

Pag€

78.

wot|t

|n

groupg

f thí eé '

Jv|e.t ther tudentsn th€8roupand

lntrodu(e tudents.

Hello/Hi.'m .. Nice o meet

ou.

This s ... He's/She'srom ..

UsEFUL ANGUÁGE

b

loé

He||o

veryone.

his s

claií e

Martin.

I

s-r.ls

from BL'1.

laire,his

s

Paul ampson.

z

Communications.

Paul Hel loClaire.

loé

And

this

s AnnePol

and

David am.

] f í om Y Desjgn'

oavld Nice o meet

you.

Ann.

Hello.

sam And

a

SamPickand this s

Lata

ay'

f í om Y

Ho|dings'

so,

o

f í omNew Yoí k, laire?

c|ik. Yes. Nice to meet

you,

eveÍ yone.

Hello/Hi.

Nice o meet

ou.

Welcomeo ...

Thanks.

|'m ue Tayloí 'm romTP software'

This s Peter lton.He's romLMS.

lam

(l'm) you

a.e

youle)

he s

(he'd

she s

(sh€

we are

(We

e)

theyaí e

they'le)

-ah"'t

-"'r" ,h"-q

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.J

Questions

with wherc ond ba

WheÍ e re

you/they

rom?

wheÍ e's e/sherom?

(WheÍ €s

Where5)

Are

ou

Í om ondon?

ls he rom ondon?

d Glammar ractice.' Pa8e94,ExeÍ clse

a

6

listen to the conv€sation. Fill in

tne

gaps.

2 NansSchwartz

3

Jan

Grabowskl

4

í vl aÍ i a

on2ales

5

ShenLln

6

Nathalie emalre

7 Pedro a Si lva

I Al isonSmith

á Bra,i l

b Ch ina

d GeÍ man

€ Po|and

f Spain

8 th€tJK

h th€UsA

ftc',;

i,n

Li//,.

8 l

a Workwitha

oaltner.

an

you gu€s

w h é

the

peopl€

aÍ e rom?

1 Brad arÍ ington

7 List€ and check

ouí

answer

work witha

pattn6r.

ake t in tuÍ ns o

a

questions

bout h€

people

n 2a.

A Where.srad aí ingtonrom?

B He's rorn he tlSA.

8

PnoNuNc|ÁÍ |ot{ist€ to the

countriesn 2a.Write hem n thechart.

c Answer he

qu€tions.

1

Where's avid rom?

2 Where's auL

Í om?

3

Where's

laire Í om?

4

WheÍ e

Í e

ou

Íom?

David

5o, wip e

1e

uob

1

/r,rtt

,

r

anp.

cláií e New YoÍ k'

David

'z

. TheBigApplel

clairc

YeslAnd

you,

David? re

David No'

'm

fÍ om i l le. Y Design'

n Li l le '

clairc

a

. And ,rhere Paul from?

ls

e

fromLondon?

oavid Yes.

b Practise hé conveÍ sationn

Pairs.

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Welcome1

a Where

re

he

cities?Fitl n the

gaps.

I

r"uh "*h

"*

*".,

*"*

the

the

the

5rn

s i n

l s n

1 Toulo

2 l\rladid

3 Belting

4 Ch-"ster

of Franc€ neaí \4a5 ||e

o f Spdn .

- of chlna.

of the UK, near ]v]anche lt€'

Communication

ractice

.-t

Page

78.

work with

a

PaÍ tner

Do any cit ié s l í €gions n

youÍ

countí yhav€a differentname

or

pí onUnciat ion

n Engti5h?

rite

and say theirEnglish ames.

Talk to oth€ stud€ ts in the

gÍ oup.

Find out where

theyte

CHINA

USEFLJ LANGUAGE

b 9 Listen nd check

our

answeÍ s.

c Vocabulary

ra(tice

.)

Page

94,

Exe í c is€

4.

d Ask questionsabout cities n youÍ oÜntí y í n otheÍ ountries.

Test

your partner

B |t's I th€north/s outh/eas t/$]€5t

t ' .

(neaÍ

' '

) '

e Work with a

paí tneÍ .

tud€t Á chooses

a city

fÍ om

3a.

Student B asks

questions.

Take t in

turns.

A WheÍ e Í e

ou

from?

B Toulon.

A To lon?WheÍ e '5

hat?

B t's n thesoL]th Í France, eal MaÍ s€Lle'

l\4aca? WheÍ e'5

hat?

|t 's n china, eaÍ ong

Kong'

Where re

yolr

rom?

| .m Í om Í emen'n the noÍ th

f

Germany.

Countries

BÍ a2i I

china France Germany

Poland

Spaln the UK the USA

\

'I

ERANCE


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a w.it" tt'" d.ints (a.f)undeí hepictules n th€m€u.

a apple

l ice

b coffee c iced ea d maneralwater e orangeiuice

f

tea

t

'''\

5tres5 marks.

10 0

20 0

Put

the dí inks

und€ the coí rect

o4

.tt :

o 5Oo

I

Ooo

1 0 l


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(a-Í )

rom1a

do theyask for?

1m 2fl

r 4

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l0 Now

ist€ to six Deoole.What drinks

communication

í actice

..'

Page

78.

work with a

pártn€.

Howmanydrinksdo

you

know n

Enstish?

wí ite h€m in the cháÍ t.

.

5 6f l

10 Listen

again. Write the drinks in

the chaí t.

Drinks

-/Íi

an

Grammaí

í áct ice.. '

Page

94' Exerci s€5.

lt list€

to the conveÍ sation.itt in

th€

gaps.

'o€

,

q,l/

you

ike

a dl ink'cLaire?

c|aire , , pleáse' ould havea

tea?

loe

Yes.

vlilk? ugar?

Claire Withmilk,

.

No

sugar.

loe

0K. AndAnne?

have

n oÍ ange

uice'

Drinks

b what's

your

avourite rink?Ask otheí

tud€ts.

USEFULANGUAGE

c

please?

|oe

suÍ e '

12

PRo|{U||.|AÍ |oNow do

you

say

d

and o'

in

these sentences?List€ ánd

í ePeat.

1

cou|d

have

cof í ee,

lease?

2 Could

have n orange

uice?

/.n/

Pí actis€saying

the sentences.

vocabutary

practice

.'

Page

94,

ExeÍ cise

.

Would ou ike dÍ ink?

Yes,

lease.

No, hanks.

coLrld have

a/an ..,

p|é ase?

Yes. Sure.

lMilk? ugaí ?

Withmilk,

lease.

o

sugar.

No sugar.

Drinks

coffee tea

(mineral)

ateí

oÉ nge

uice

app|e

uice

iced ea

,vote:Mí nelal ater onbe stilI

orsparkUng.

couIdhavemineÍ aIater'

lease?

sti l l

o í palk ling?

Usea before onsonants: coÍ Í ee

Use at beforevowels:an orcnge

'urce


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Numbers

E"

13 list€ and reD€t th€numbers.

a

012345

678910

b write he numbeÍ sn th€corÍ ect oxes.

eight

fiv€ fout nine on€ seven

six thlee two

2€oloh

12

14 Llsten

o

four

conversations.

comPlete he telephone Ümbeí s.

1

n 1*A 10

\ ' r

lFl(

Cargo

T E L : 1 2 3 t 4 5 . .

Sussn

Tqylor

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49


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NumbeÍ s

b

C

PÍ adise

ay|ng he tetephone umbers n

2a'

'..;:

:t#

rnoxutctlrto

L|st€ .nd Í epeat.

Thé n

ra.üsé

he conveí satí onsn

pairs.

I A What's

our

number?

-',

B Nly

phone

numbeÍ ?

A YEs.

2 A

l\,ly

hone

numberl wo

one wo ,.

vo.abulary

plactice

-.'

P.ge

94, ExeÍ .|se .

say

the nümbers n the büsiness

aÍ d n 3a'

The

elephone umber's..

Themobile

hone

umbeds....

The axnumber's

.,

Grámmal ].dice ..) Pat. 95' Exé Í c|se.

3A

B

B

sory?

Two

one two, . ,

Five

ight?

No,

d

eight.

Right.

so,

two one wo,six hree even' ouÍ

eight ivenine,

That's ight.

PÍ a.t|seay|í t heena|laddressesn 4a.

commun|catlon

ractl.o

'

stÜd€tA

-.'

P.ge

78. tüdé nt

..)

Pagé

8.

Talk o otheÍ

tudents. nd out he|rmall

addrcsseg.

USEFUL ANGUAGE

345

three four five

910

ntne len

lf}m

kt.n to a telé phoí eonve6ation

.nd wr|tehenumbeÍ s.

Nunbets-10

o12

zeroloh

on€ two

678

slx seven

elght

Telephone

unbers

578956 iveseven lghtnlne lve

six

44

four

ouror double our

60 slx zeroor six oh

te|ephoneumb€

or

phone

umber

enail addrcsses

. 00t

-

dash

_

underscore

@at

What's

ourphone

fax/ mobile

hone

numbe|?

What's

our

emalladdress?

orangeDesign' 5woodstré et

N4anchester,

4U29DL

Telephone:

l6l

Mobile

phone:

E

a

...']?'tl

|steí |rd atch

he

palrs'

1 r.cane@

\

5 ccs.fÍ

2 service@

\

b east.ip

3

k-suzuki@

\

. cnv.de

4 f_carlton@

\d

orange'design.com

5

pÍ ince-l@

ó smirnov@

e u.matl.ru

í

netgate.co.uk

Questlons

lthwhrti my

ond

Wll

l{hdr ,..? Whats ...?

What

ouÍ hone

umber?

'ily

phone

umb€s01236 68943.

liy

phone

umb.Í l

w

phone

nunbar t

NotetYoucansayghor rio fot 0 ln

phone

ilmbers,

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lE Listen and

í ep€t the nümbers.

11 72 13 1.4 1.5 76

L7 18

19 20 30

40

50 51

19 PRoNuNC|ÁTloN

isten and lepeal .

Practise aying

he numbeí ..

E"

Match

the

paií s.

'13

15

l 0

40

50

1 09.00

2 I2 .OO

I

', l5.00

4

19.00

5

21 .00

ó 00'00

7 13.00

8 05.00

27

r€eat.

d

f

h

sevenpm

/

seveno'clo

in the evening

thÍ e€

pm

/

three .c|oc

eleven

m

/

eleven 'cl

at

night

nineanr nin€o'c|ock

n

lne

moí nIng

mldnlght

midday/noon

f iVe Í n fiVeo'cIockn

lne moÍ n

g

one

pm

/

one o'clock

n

the afteÍ noon

c

o

vocabulary

ractice.-t

age

5,

Exercise.

work with a

partner.

tudent says

á number

(11-59)

nd Student

writes t. Take

t in tutns.

20 List€ to the airpoÍ tnnouncements.

Filt n the

Í light imes.

Chicago

O'Hare

-

Terminal5

Departures

LH 9]SB FRAIiKFURT

4AIH

14:13

R0t'l8

BA Be9z

LrtHooN EATHRT]TJ

I'lx Blz

HEXTL0 ITg

check

your

answeÍ s.

ist€ and

a"

Í .B á13

t,lADllIÜ

AA 1955

T|]RÚllToPEA|1s|]N

ó

Workwith a

paí tner

tudent says a time,

hen

stud€t B says he

light. hange oles.

A Fourteenhirteen.

B The |ighto

F í ank fu Í t .

A That'5

ight.

.h

' q l


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. Mátch he times

to the clocks. wÍ itea-e in

th€boxes.

1

l

|t 's

uart€

pnsl

clevcn'

2 lts ten

prsl

twclvo.

] l 's lve o e

ghl

4 l 's qÜ.rlcr o l ivo'

5 I s ha l i

a s r

f c .

22

Listen and repeat he

and he imes.

what üm€ ...?

qu€Úons

Numbers

C

GÍ ammar

ractice

.)

Page

95, Exercise .

TIMETABLE

O'HareAirport- TrainDepartures

l 0 :OO 0 :08 10 r15 0 :21 l 0 r l 0

l 0 : U l 0 :15 l 0 :51

1 1 0 0 l l : 0 8 1 1 : 1 5 1 1 : 2 1 l : 1 0

1 l l 8 l l : 4 1 1 :

1 ) r 00 12 :08 1115

12 r21 1 l : 10

1 l : B L : 4 12 r t l

l : 0 0 L : 08 l : l t 1 r 2 l 1 : 1 0

l : 1 8 l : 4 5 l : t l

work With a

paÍ tn€'

Look át the tim€able

Íoro'Haí é i í poí t tation.Pí áctise he

conversation í om

5a.

ljse these times.

1 7A . tA 2 ) . ) \ l J .10 4 4 .05

5 4 .40 6 4 .50

USEFUT ANGUAGE

.

What ime s it?

What's he ime?

=

What s lhe time?)

e Vocabulary

Í acti .e. . ')

ag€95' Exeí c is€4.

Communication

racti(e

..)

Page

79.

Work

s xteen seventeen rghteen

20 l0 40 50

twentv lh]Í ty fo(V f l f ty

Nunbers

11 59

' t r

12

13 14 15

eleven

twe|Ve hirleen

ourteen

lfteen

't6

I7 18

't9

nineteen

51

What

ime

s l l?

/

Whafs

he time?

What imes he next rain? When's he

next rain?

It'sat fouÍ teenhiÍ ty.

in

the

moÍ ning/afternoon/evening

23

Listen o this Conv€sationt o 'HaÍ €

AirpoÍ t tation.

a Excuse

me, what's the time?

B lts qLrarterast ari,

Á when's

the next Í ain?

B |t's

t ten wentyhÍ e .

A OK.Thanks.

Pí actise h€ ConveÍ sationn

paiÍ 5.

I

when, . ,?

whé n's. . .?When5.''?

at

night


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E"

24 Listenand epé athénumbers.

60 70 80 90 100

vocabulary

ractlce

t

Paga95,

Exerclaa

.

work

with

a

partnel

student says numb€

(t-100)

andstudent

wr|t€ |t.Take t in turns.

whst's the cÚrÍ encyn

yoÚí

coÚntry?Howdo

you

say

t in Engllsh?

Howmuch s a B|gMac |í

youÍ

oüntÍ y?

25 Llsten o theprl..s. filt In hegaps

In he Blg iia. Inder.

CaftÉ

@"

DuÍ ge

Itottlo

Chips

BigM.(

pri(€

Sonduiches

Beef

Solod

Cheese

ondTomoto

€9

Tuno

Chichen

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USA

BÍ az

China

Germany

nary

Spain

swaEe nd

U(

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in

do||aÍ s

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a wí |tehe

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menu n

he

cha

b 26

pRo

u crlirora Llsten nd fll

thé h.rt w|th he woÍ ds Í oma.

f

work w|tha

parlneÍ .

ake

t |n lrns to

a.k

questlons

bout he

prlaes

f

Big Macs.

Aí sw€ in doltars.

A How

much 5

a Big

vlacn Geí many?

B

|t5

wo

dollars

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Numbers

28

Listen

and

repeat

hes€

phrases

from the conveí sations.

Howmuch s that?

Anything

lse?

29

Pio urrcr^TroN ow

do

you

say

the

s sounds? isten

nd

repeat.

i l l n

the chart.

singular

(a/an)

Plural

(t ,vo,

hÍ ee)

.

t hotdog

2 buÍ ger

3 sandwich

4 Salad

5 dÍ | nk

7 t€a

I 0range

urce

holdogs

buÍ gers

sand iches

salads

drinks

teas

orange

urces

i / i

i t r

I

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l. l

u

n

t]

t l

t n n

l

L ]

rl

L]

l l

l t

27

list€

to

peopl€

buying nacks

anddrinks. |lt n

h€

gaps.

1 A CoLrld haveat

h/t1-,t,

,

please?

I Anything

else?

A l]m . '

y€5,

and a

2

B Thal 's

ouí eUro

1

d GÍ ammaÍ

ractice.- '

Page

95,

Ex€cis€

7.

e Practisehe

conversationsn

4a

in

pairs,

communi(ation

Í a(t ice

-.>

Page

79.

woÍ k

with

a

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obs

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95,

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ft,

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31 Listen

to two

people

talking

about

their

obs.

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in the

chart.

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32 PRoNUNc|AT|ol{

ow

do

you

sáy

doyou n

these

questions?

isten

nd €pea|.

Í h€n

practise

aying he

questions

n 2a.

1

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yolr

do?

t l i r

2

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Woí k?

3

I

iv. n

London.

I work oÍ

BDA'

Questions

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o

you

woÍ k?

Do

you

iv€

in Palis?

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Í act ice

. '

Page

95,

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'

conmUnicationÍ act ice

. studenl

A

'- '

Page

79. Sludent

B

-.r

Page

88.

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to oth€

students'

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about

th€r

iob

and company.

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for

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l I work

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2 Im a /an

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a/a

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a matcn

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qu€tions

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.

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l

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answ€s.

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you

work or?

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work oí

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o

you

work?

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Bilbao,

n páin.

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a factory/hoteVlab/shop'

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you

ive?

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Tokyo.


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-,

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9ó,

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thé

rammaí

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1

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doldoes we bur'lbuys I?

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4

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say do aÍ d does?

.

37

,an€

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96,

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.

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partn€

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and answer

questions

boutGoranTatla.

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Germany.

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Russia.

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ll over

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world.

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make omput€software.

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photos.

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partner.

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peopl€

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the

photos.

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et

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/

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96,

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7.

woÍ k

with

a

Paí tneí

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about

youí

daily ro

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ime

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a

paÍ tn€'

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starv í in ishork?

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t / '45.

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on't

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gaps.

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a Ré ad

he extagain. JndeÍ liné

he coí í ect ords

in

the sentences.

7

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9 |I/can,t

uy books fí omAmazon.

2

yo\r

on/.an't ead e.books WithAdobe

softWaÍ e.

3

you

poy/don'tpay

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uy sgngs rorn tunes.

5 Youcan/con't uy cDs fÍ om Tunes'

6 easylet lightsa/e/orert

free on the Internet.

7 easy)el

ints/doesn't

prlnf

tickets.

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ra(tice

'

Page

97'

tx€Cise

6'

a 50 listen

to this conversatlon

boutbooking

tÍ a|nick€s

online.what's he webs|te

ddress?

Youaanbuybooks rom

mazon.

customé rsan download

music rom

iTunes.

Negotive

Hecan't ead

he ile.

You arft opy

CDs,

Que5fiors

Can

ou

buy

products

rom hewebsite?

What an ustomeÍ 5

uy?

v.lheí e

.n buycDs?

.t*

t

Information

50 Listen gain

ndansweí he

questions.

1 What's

hename f

he rain ompany?

2 What

ountrys thecompanyn?

3

Can

ou

ead

hewebsiten English?

4 cán

you pay

or

ickets y cÍ edit áÍ d?

5 canyou eceiveickets y mail n heUK?

51 PRot|Ut|c|ÁI|oN

istenand repeat

th€e

phrases

Íom

he conversation.ow

do

you

say í a'

and can't n the sentencé s'

I You anbook

n he

nternet.

2 And can.you

ay

by

cí edit ard?

/krnjut

3 You an't eceive

ickets...

/katnt/

commUn|cation

ract|ce

2.stud€t A

.'

Pagé 0. student

B

..'

Page89.

Thlí k

about web9|té

ou

know.Make

notes

aboutwhat

you

can

use

t for.

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to

youl páÍ tn€

bout t. Ask

youÍ artner

quest|ons

bout website

hé y se.

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al

v,)

E

E

F

tr.ü

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open he nle,but I

can't

read t,

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as French nd

German

oftwarc,

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cansave

photos

n

the

computet

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print

documentsnd

photos

n

papeÍ .

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all

flles

ontoa CD.

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candownloadhe software

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Places

Businessac il iti€5

Mátch th€e woí ds í om he afti(le to the

photos.

lJse

a

dictionary o heLp

ou.

chair fax

machine laptop meeting oom

phone photocopier photocopy

power

ocket

pr inteÍ

table

f l ipcha Í t

rneEmirates

Towers

Hotel

means

usiness

ná

(

í f-.

a

roomar hohotclTAre

there abl .s

nd.haiBT

We

need photocopy

photocrpierT

an

we

use he fax machineT

lneed o makca

phone

call.Are thcre

power

Therear€a thousand

hotels. t th€Emirates

Towe6Holc l in Dubai ,

theresiustoneanswe

The mirates ' lowe6

where 'Ye í sn 't j uí a

strateily We don t say

busine$ a( i l i t ies re

the.e atthe Emi.ates

ToweB?

The

answer s,

thehote ldoesnjust

haw

business acilities

it Úa business aci|ity

52 check

you í

answeÍ s.isten and

Í ePeat.

R€ad the adc le and answ€ the

questions.

1 Whatare.businessac]l i t ies'?ive

oxaÍ npIe5'

2 Where s the Ern]rates

o' leÍ s ote|?

3

what

group s

the

hotel f?

4 What s thegroup's u5ine55tÍ ategy?

5 Does he

hotclhave

good

businessaclLities?


30/127

d vocabulary

ractice.-)

age

97,

Ex€cis€1.

Places

d GÍ ammaí

ractice.- '

Page

98' Exercise '

"

53 Lislen o

the conversationetween

a Customer

nd a

receptionist

t the HoÍ izon

Hotel. an the man

send and r€eive emáils

at

the hotel?

E"

Make verbs flom th€ undeÍ lined ouns

and fitl

in the

gaps

in As sentences.

Use a dictionary

to help

you.

1 A 1 need o

l,h.trirl' /

Í his'cou|d

I

Use

th€photocopier?

B Yes,

2 A need

o my ássistant' an

make

a

phone

al | Í om ere?

B Yes,

] A

I ne€d

t o this o my

offlce.

Could use he axmachine?

B Yes,

this l le. an send

the boxes,

1 me€]ng oo n5

2

Photocopier

] tax mdcir l€

t

phones

53 List€ again. what faciLities

re

theÍ en the hotel bu5ine55 entre?TiCk('/)

/ )

ernai15rom

hiscompLrteÍ ]

B YES,

5

A n rp Io

J ' op /o h i \ l ' .

| 5 he re

p Í i n te r

canUse?

B Yes,

55 Now

isten nd f i l l n B's repti€.

Practis€th€ conveÍ sation5n

3a.

i n€d

(to)

(need+to+yerb )

need o photocopyhis.

lneed

+

noun)

I needa copyof this.

d Grammar

practice

.t

Page

98,

Exercise

3.

communi(ation

racti.e

]. stÜd€nt A

.. ')

Page

80. StudentB

.-)

Page 89.

USEFUL ANGUAGE

I need o make

phone

all.Can I use

the

phone

n

the

meeting

oom?

|s hele

power

ocket or Í ny

aptop?

I need o

p í i nt

his

page'

Do

you

have

a

pÍ inter?

I need o

photocopy

his. 5

heÍ e

photocopieÍ

e Í e ?

Youcan ax t. We have faxmachine.

D

C

54 PRot{ul|clATloNis t€n and Í ep€at '

There r€mectin8 ooms.

There a

photocopicr.

Are her€

power

0.keis?

s there

phone

ock€?

i there s/aÍ €

Singular: There'sa

photocopier

n my

office.

There's

There s)

Plural: Ther€are two

pí inteí s

n

the office.

QuesÍ lorls]

s thele a fax machine

here?Are there computers

at the hotel?

/V€otivej

There snt/arent

phones

n

the meeting ooms.


31/127

tr

a work witha

partn€'

can

you

ompl€€ the

Í a.ts& Flg{,res bout he Petronas owers ith

th€e nUmbers?

2

76 765

1,8oo

32,ooo

E

a Mat.h he woí ds o th€buttons n h€tlft.

basement fifth fií st fouí th

ground

s€ond sixth

thild

in

theair) t evek l and42

There

are window

in

the building.

There

are

a

flishts

Thc

buildins has

5

The seniormrnrrgement

Í tlces

jre

on cvel ó

o|the

bui lding'

Thercrrcr

2

cntrances/

cxitsr nc ol1 hc

Sround

noor

one on the Í irst loor

There lre88 Í loorsn th.

buildins above

ground

evcl.

The basement rs our evels.

There s lky bridge'

'r

orridor

57 check

your

answeÍ s. |sten

and

rep.al

|.ook

at the

fa.&

& FÍ gu|es $aht.. |tt n th€

gaps

these sentences.

Theentranceso the Petronas oweí s le

on the

'

t 11',,,,ta^d floors.

A.sky

bí idge' l inkshe wo owers n the

foÍ ty-]

and forty.4 floors'

PeÍ onasl

s€ior manageÍ s ave their officeson

theeighty't floor,

Odinol nunbeB

1st

=

fi í 9t

2nd

=

second

3rd

=

third

5th

=

lfth

9th

=

ninth

6th

=

sixth 10th

=

tenth

7th

=

seventh 11th

=

eleven

4th= fouÍ h

6

5

4

2

í

'6 list€ andcheck ouÍ nsweí s. 8th=eishth 12th=twelfr


32/127

0

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ractice.-)

age

98,

ExeÍ c ise

.

b

. . . loors. uroff ice s

,,. loor

r f r (s) .

on the right'

u5(

f leí he i f t .

t ' s oveÍ here' h€fi lstdoor

on the ight'

t 's

ust

past

h€st3irs' he

hirddoo Í n

the right.

Go thí oughhe doorsat theend'and

thcyleon the righl.

Go to theend of he coÍ r idor'hroughh€

doo15,

nd tu Í neft'

óo Listen

and check

youÍ

answ€s.

vocabulary

Í actice. ' .'

age

98,

txer. ise

5.

ó1

Listen and r€€ t the dilections.

1 Thcyte

on th€right'

2 lts

iust

past

he slairs.

]

Go through

hedoo í s .

4 Go to the

end of ho

.orridor

work v.ith a

paí tneí

Take t in

turns to ask

and answ€ h€

qu€tions

n

]d.

Ptaces

5

GrammaÍ

ractice

'. '

Page

98'

Exercise

.

Talk

about

your

office.

The

ofii c€btr ild ingas

Th€entran.€5

on thc

Th€e\a

/

TheÍ e

le ' .

a Match hewords o th€signs.

litt

stairs

Í

fl

a,.r'

MtrEtr

l,li

2 ) 4

'8 Ask where 1-4 ar€ Listen and

repeat he questions.

59 Listen

to the

p€ple

asking for

dií €tions. i\lhat

Í e hey looking for?

1

' r / 7

3

Lookat théoffic€

Plan.

can

you

mat(h he

qu.stions

nd

answeÍ s?WÍ it€a.€ in

theboxé s.

I L

t l

.

-J l

I

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a

commUnitation

í act ice

4.

student . ' . '

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.

)

Page89.

USEFUL ANGUAGE

Excuseme. Where's

,.?

|tl on

the

gí ound/fiÍ st^econd

'. floor'

|t'sovel theí e'

|t l

just

past

he ift,

n the

ight'

Go to theend of thecoí i do t

Go throuBhhe doors.

TuÍ n ight/left.

1 Excus€me.WheÍ e ' s

he

]ft?

2 Excuse e.

Where re hestalrs?

3

Where'she

compuleÍ

oom?

4

Wheí e ' s

hedr]nks na.hine?

5 WheÍ ere he toi lel5' Iease?

I/,)

l l

L]

Go thí ough

he

doo í 5 .

um

right'


33/127

a wlere are hePropeÍ tiesn the twoadverts?

12 apartmenG,

entralsydn€'

studio,

1' 2

and

3 bedrcoms'

op wo

100.s

24th

nd

25th)oí

ew

lock'

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.om

s480,0oo'

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Coast

near

Brisbane

lsumm€

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winter20.'c)'

9th

ent ry

hous€

6

bedÍ ooms,2

athÍ ooms

upí a|í s

and

downstair',

arge

ivinq

oom

65

m1,

modeln

llchen'

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Galden

'l00

m.

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swrmm,nqool BeaurrlLrlvrewrTasmanea

$1.6

mittion.

,.J,

Í indwords í

the advert9 o match he

photos

1-8.

U5€á d|ct|onaryo help

you.

62 check

youí

answers. isten nd

repeat,

vocabulaÍ y

Í a(tice.- ,

age

8,

xeÍ c ise

.

7

F|nd diectivesn thé

dveí ts

|th

a sim|lar

meanlng.

2

0rg

I

Adiectives

a Read

h€adverts ga|n. Jnderlinehe Coí Í e.t

adiectives

n

1-€

1 TheapaÍ tment

lock s modern/old.

2

The

ápár1mé ntsí e n

d

low

high

bJi|a

ng'

3 lhe house s old/new.

4

The

iving rooí n n the house s

b/g/smol/.

5

The

kitchen n Í hehouse s

old/new'

6

Í he|e's

nice/horrible iew Í om

he

gaÍ den

f the house.

7 |Í 's ot/cold n B|isbane.

a Ihe house s

cheop/expensive.

The panments bi8.

It's

big apartment.

The ooms

n the house ré

mall.

Thehouse

hassmall ooms,

s\

{sl

\.

---1

\ *"-

IN

c vo(abulary

ractice..)

Page

98.

Ex€cise

8'


34/127

Places

a

rool

"t

tt'" titt" of the article.Whatdoes

'hot

property'mean?

b Read he

article and answer the

questions.

1 HoWmany

p€opIe

l ive n Au5tÍ a|]a?

2 Where o most

people

ive?

3 Wheres

property Ulte

p€n5iV€

4 Where r€property í i ce s ery o \r?

(

has36'000km oí coagt.ThereaÍe7.6 mi||ion

km2 Í and. ustÍ a||a

s big' very b|g.But tne

f18 m||||on5vely sma||foÍ cont|nent.

wo

peop|e el

squa|eki|ometÍ e'oes his

an ustlal ian

|opeÍ ty

s cheap?Not exact|y. |alge

Í cen|age

f Austla|iansive.na sma|| umbelof blg

n he outh.eastoast'The |a€

popu|ation

eÍ eeans omes rc

qu|te

xpensive

the

ea||y ot

peÍ ty

s n sydney)'

aí ts

f western ustí aIia.he opposite s tí ue.

ma||

opu|aÜon

eans ery

ow

topeí tytices'

t|ce

í a squaremett€in sydney

ou

can buy

aí e||ometre€r the GÍ eat ictoriaDeselt.Hot

f a diff€ent kind

1 The house 5

qtrlte,eÍ y

nall/big

2 Th€

gaÍ den

s

quite/very

mau/big'

I Thehouse s quite/yeryld/modem.

4

Propetty s

quite/vety

heap/expensive

b GÍ ammdlla(l i(e

. ')

Page99 txeÍ l i se

'

63 List€ to a mán talking

to a

cotleágueabout his home. Jnderline

he

communication

Í act i ce

5' student

Page

81.student

B

...)

Page90.

E"

llow discuss

these

questions

with

a

partner.

1 Whatdo

.m'

and

krn'stand

f o Í ?

2 Wh. doP. ||

F

//

ó

nPdn by

|

o|

p|op"1y

of a di ff er €ntklnd'?

work with

a

partner.

Talk about €ch other's

WheÍ e. .'

ive? . ' ' hou5€apaÍ tment?'. big?

. ' 'gaÍ age/garden?

Talk about

pÍ opeí ty

lices

in

youÍ

country.

Ar€

propeÍ tyrices

igh?

InWhat it ies/regionss

p í operty

expenslve/cheap?

Inwhat

parts

f

you Í

own/Í egions

p Í opeí t y

exp€nsi Ve/cheap?

USEFUL ANGUAGE

I ive n a house an apartmentn ...

It 's,., i lometresrom ...

Thehouse/apaftments

quite/very

big/large/small.t ...squaremetres.

It's

oLd/modern.t's

quite/very

ice.

|t has '.. bedrooms- t has

a big/sÍ nall

gaí den .

Is

p í operty

xpensiven

you Í

ountry?

ln ' .

p í i ces

í e

qu ite/VeÍ y

igh, ut n -..

@a

.-+r

hn

quitelv.ry

+

adiective

It's erybig. li's

quite

big.

It's

uite

matl. lt'sverysmalt.


35/127

Action

d

Vocabulary

ractice.-t

Page99,

Exercise

.

Ia

Label the

photos

(a-e)

with

the woÍ d.

n

the box.

Discuss

th€e

questionsWith a

paÍ tnel.

Do

you go

to confeÍ ences?

Do

you

havea

lot of

meetingsa

Do

you

g]Ve l es€nta ti ons /

Do

you go

on

business

í i ps ?

Do

you go

to trade

airs?

64 Listen to

five

peoPl€

talking about

thek

obs.

Match

he

p€op le you

hear

o the

photos.wí ite 1-5

in the box€.

a

l

o

o conferences

pÍ e5entat ions

go

onbusiness

rips

havemeetings

give

go

o Í ade

ai15

l

[]J

, ,

>t

Heoften

oes

o the

headomce.

They?e lways

ate

or meetings.

a|ways

usually

ot|eí sonel|nes

don't

ohen

nev

I

t,,,,.,,,,,t;,:


36/127

I

a Lookat the adveÍ bs f fÍ equency

n the

grammar

box. Then compLete he

sentences

so Inev aí €Üue Í oÍ ou.

1

g

ve

presentalons.

2

go

on bu5ine55

Í i ps '

] Work n the€Veni ng '

b

ó5

Listen to an interviewwith

veronicastephens, a t€evision

pÍ oduceÍ .

Howoften do€ she do these

things? Tick

(/)

the boxes.

always

1 works

OÍ clcv on .ompanies

Japan

f

2 WorksW]lh

lesen teÍ

Í o Í n

ipJn

t l

3

nakes

ro3ramme5

| EngL] í ]

4 worksw rh a rerm rom

apan

]

t workswlrh teim fronr heuK

t ]

ó 8oes o ]apJn r bU cs9

work with a

paÍ tneí .

Mák€ sentences

about

5he usLral ly or(s with telcvls ion ompanies

n

Japan.

ó6 Listen

o stuart omptonalking

to

a

coLleague

boutwork'Are he sent€c€

tÍ Ue

T)

or

fatse

0?

1 Hedoesn'l aver ol of meetings. V

2 He

ravels lotor buslness.

L

] Writ €erna i|sn EngLsh.

I workat home.

Action

6

5

V)

n

L]

L]

L]

l l

L]

I

I

L]

L]

L] L

t

tt

Ea

3

He

doesn,l nake |otoÍ

phon€

.aLLs

4

He

5end5 lo t o í emn]ls'

i

a lot

(of)

/

lots

(of)

67

pRoNUNc|AT|oN

isten nd Í epeat.

How

do

you

say o/ n the sentences?

1 | havc

a |ol o Ímeet gs'

2 | don'tg Vca IotoÍ presentations'

] Do

you go

lo a |ol

oÍ onferences?

G í ammar

ractice

.)

Page

99'

Exercise .

commünication

Í act i ce

ó

. ' '

Page8l.

Workwith

a

partner

USEFUL ANGUAGE

Do

you

often Í avel n bu5iness?

ldon't often

o

abroad n buslnessrips.

Ioften endemails

o

foÍ e ign

olLeagues.

I nrake Iotof nteÍ nat ionaI

hone

aI15'

I sometimes

o

to Í ade a i rs nd

I never

ivepresentations

n EngLish.

I

go

to a l ot of me€ings n English'

a Lot fllotsof + roun

Wehave lot of customersn France.

We hav€lots of custor.eí s n |taly oo

(a ot ofl lotsof = a large Lrmbe,

verb +

a lol

lgo abroad

lot.

:

often)


37/127

a

68 Listen to thé onv€sation in

the m€ting. Fill in the

8aP5.

having

phoning

working

now moment

this today

."",""

l im

Emma

lam

Emma

Chs

Emma

Chs

l im

Emma.'m

/t,r/ir l

a

rneeting

at the'z withLau a

and chÍ is '

Right.

You?e n the |oud peakeÍ '

OK. Hi

everyone.

HelLo, mma.

Are

you

having

good

ime n

lstanbuL?

Oh. t 's

great.

eal ly

ood.

hi]

on|y

Í oblem

s' | 'm

]

|]n

5uÍ c

ou

aren'two í k ing ||

th€

time]

Emí na, ete

4

about

yourproiect,

anwe ask

yol l

one oÍ wo

questions?

Emma Sure.

o ahead.

||m

0K' ch í i s?

Ch í |s Yeah.What'5

ouÍ

eaÍ n oing

t

,

Emma?

Enma

We||,heya í en' tWorking t

the

ó

. They?e aving

tuncn.

chí is No' mean

on the

proiect'

What

aí e

heywoÍ k ing n

/

Enma

Oh, ight. m ..Well,

3

wele,,,ro.kingn

instal lationumber ix.Wete

just

lnlshinghe testing n that

thal 's he asl

ob...

b

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ractice.. ')

ag€

99,

ExeÍ cise

'

c what

ale

|im,

Laura, hÍ is nd Emmadoing

at th€mo

WÍ ite

he CorÍ ectorm of the v€b. ReÍ el

o the conv€

in 1a

agaln, f nec€sary.

1

l im'

LauÍ a

nd chÍ is re n theoff i .€

thi5

morn]ng

I/t,L1l, atn11

a meeting.

hoye)

2 Emma sn't n theoffce hisweek.

on a

project

n lstarbrl.

(wak)

I Ernma'sn slanbul.

4 Emma's t Work t

the

moÍ nent '

a

phone

aLl.

ndke,

5 Emma's o||eaguesÍ e aV ingun.h'

the

moí nent '

' r l

WorkJ

ó Laura's a Í neeting'he

a

good

t imc'

lunch l t

moment,

not

oveJ

7

Jim,

hrisand LauÍ a re a|klng'

E

quest]ons..ásk)

8 Emma nd hel

co|Leaguesr€on thc |.51

ob'

thc testing'

' 'Álr)


38/127

Action6

Present ontinuous

70

Llsten o the telephone

conveEations. hat are

hé

Peopte

o|ng?

comolete he s€ten.es.

l'm woÍ k|ngn the

eportnow.

she'smaklng

phone

all.

They'rc avlng unch t the moment.

Negotive

|'iÍ ot havlí g coffee t the

moment.

He snt maklng

phone

all.

OR

He's

notmaking

phone

all.

We

ren\

woí dng oday.

OR

We'í e otwolking oday.

Both ons of thenegative re

n

@mnon

use.

Questions

whafg she

do|Í 8?

WháÍ s

What s)

What

É

you

doltlg?

15 e hav|ng mé eting?

AÍ €

they

worklÍ ton the

proiect?

1 Steve's

2 Olivia's

3 Colin's

4

Nadia's

5

Paolo's

ó sylvia's

lnvnn Ltrlr

ó9 PRo|{Ut{C|AÍ |ol{|stenand

r€eat

the sé ntences.

ow do

you

say

./'9?

1 I'm aving meeting.

2 What's he doing?

3 she sn'twoÍ k ingoday'

4 Weteal l WoÍ k ingn theproject'

5

A Í e

hey

havingunchnow?

6 What í e

ou

doing?

Gí ammar

ractic€

..'

Page

99,

Exercise

4.

commUnication

Í áct ic€

17. student

-.'

Page

81.

Student

-.t

Page

90.

Talk o a

partneL

what aí e

you

working n

at

th€moment?

USEFULANGUAGE

Het

n

a

meeting

his

morning.

Theyle

having coffee t the moment.

What re

you

doingnow?

I'mnot n the office oday.

We're orking n the newprojecthigweek.


39/127

sooÍ ts Í d eisuÍ ect|v|tIes

a

Read he text.Canyoubtly ForDunnies book.s

in

your

country?

Answ€ thé

qu€tions.

1 Whats .spaÍ ei í ne, ?

2 Whydo

peopLe

uyForDummies ooks?

3 What ind f

people

uy

or

Dummlesooks?

4

ls

lhe

ForDunmies eries uccessfuL?

What do

you

do

í n

yoÚ

sparc

time?

Nol

a

|ot? í eYouooking0Í new

hobby?Í yo í e ,then

qood |ace

o

sla(

is

the

ForDlrmmies ook

.

The

booksteach

oU

oWto oh ndÍ edsÍ

things'

rom Í neran ootba||to

hines€

cookin '

ForDÜrnmiesook €p]a n a I

th€basicsnsimpIeáng age' o hey're

peÍ Jector bsoIUteeqinneí s 'he ack

and

6||oW

ooks owhave undredsí

t it|€ n39 angUages'th ]00miIon

copiesn

print'

t ,s bvioUslhat í reet ime

is bigbusiness.

Match the words to the activitié s n the

pictures.

aerobics basketball chess cycling

flshing footbatlguitar runningskiing

swimmingwalking weightaining

WINE

A

e.b.7,;|",,hí ::,

ú

u"

1 2


40/127

Action

6

a

7l PRo

Ut{c|AT|oNh€k

your

answeí s. isten

and repeát.AÍe

any of the

wolds he

sameor similar n

your

anguag€

|s hei Í

ronUn.iation

if fer €nt n

English?

72 Listen to

two colleagues alking

about eisuÍ e.Which

activiti€ fí om 1c

do

they alkabout?

72

Listen gain.

Completehis extrart

fÍ om

he conversation.

A Don't ou

|ik€

1

|

B l ha te ,

A 0h'

love

]

' |t '5

o í J d

o|

yolr'

B No t f you

.n ta

l

A No, hat's

ruel

till

in the

gaps.

Then

make fouÍ entences

thatare tí u€foÍ

you.

l ike

don l ike love hate

L

( ( - r )

r |

/ .1 ,

s . i i r r

\ ' . I W i | ( n 8

\ J '

I

cw I n

r q .

/-

( . . : )

4

Í U l | i | | c |

hate

walking

l ikeskÍ in8 .

d

G

armdr

prar

i .c

.

) Pdgp

qo.

Exer. qp

s.

Look

al

lhe

photos.

an

you guess

what he

people

o

in

thei lspaÍ e ime?

73 Now

isten o the

people

nd f l l l n

the

gaps.

l g o

2

play

go

r p L i y

I p l d y h €

go

go/play/do

|

3o

+

nouns

with

-ing

I

play

+

sports,

ganes,

musical

ldo

+

aerobics,

eight raining

VocabUlary

Í act ice

. ')

Page

99,

ExeÍ c i5€

.

Communication

ractice

8.-) Page82.

WoÍ kwitha

partner.

IJSEFI]LANGUAGE

What

do

you

do in

your

paÍ eime?

r

go

cyclng,

l do

ae rob i c s ,

I

play

footbalL/the

uitar.

I Love/Like/hatewimming.


41/127

Meeting

Planner

JÁNUARY

MT WT

456

11 12 13

18 19 20

25 26 27

Ea

7

2

l 6

30

3

10

17

24

31

F

1

22

29

FEBRUARY

MT WT

1234

8 9 10 11

't5

16 t7 18

22 23 24 25

MARCH

MT

W

123

8 9 l 0

15 16 t7

22 23 24

29 30 3l

TF S

456

1t

12 13

l8 19 20

ÁPRlL

MT W

567

12 13 14

19 20 2 l

26 27 2u

FS

56

't2

t3

't9

20

26 27

TF

' t2

l l 9

't5 16

22 23

29 30

s

34

10

17

24

s

7

21

28

s

7

'14

2 l

28

28

74 Listen o fourshortconveÍ sation..

when do th€

peoPl€

arÍ an8eo meet?

Maí k

th€foul dat€ on the calendar.

75 list€ end Í €€t the months.

lanuaí y

ebí uaÍ yv laÍ ch pÍ l t4ay

June

JU|y

Augusl septembeÍ clobeÍ NoVern

DecembeÍ

c 7' PRoí {Ut|c|Al|oNist€ again and

fill

the chart.

Dates

We write:

Í Mayth

11th vlay

We

say:

the eleventhof May


42/127

Meeting

b

GÍ amma í

í act ice

. '

Page100' ExeÍ cise.ocábUlaly

Í á( t i(e

. ')

Page100.Exetcise '

76 Li.ten. Wí ite he days in th€oí der

you

heaÍ hem.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

| t ' t, l tusJna

5

26

37

vocabulary

ractice. ' ' )

ag€100.Exer ci s€].

Work with a

partner.

tudent Á

points

to one

of the

phrases

and StudentB asks a

qué stion.

ake t in turns.

B AÍ e

you

fÍ ee

on

Friday?

. Inemorntng

. middle f DecembeÍ

. August

0th

.

the

evening

78 PRoNUNC|AÍ |onis ten nd rep€at '

How do

you

say

.Í l '

at the €d of the

numbeÍ s?

1 What bout he twenty-eighth?

2 |.m Í ee n the ourth f February'

r Friday he welfth?

4

Yes,

heseventeenthf

Í Mays f ine'

5 No, can'tmake t on FÍ idayhe thirteenth

6

so, tú onday

h€

fifteenth'

d

a

77 Listenand repeat. ractise aying

thedaysof the we€.

Workwith a

paÍ tner.

ookat the calendaÍ .

You ay a dateand

your partner

ays the

day' hang€roles.

A The

welfthf

January

B Tuesday.

74 Listen o the conversationsn la

again. ilt in the

gaps

n the sentences ith

at, n oÍ on'

1 |'m

Íee '/

theendof]anuary'

Yes,

can

maket

the wenty.eighth.

2 |'m ree FebruaÍ y'

|'m usy thebeginningf FeblUáry'

3

A Íe

ou

Í ee themidd|ef v la í ch?

No, can'tmaket Friday.

themorning?

nine

'clock?

Prepositionswith times ond dotes

Communication

ractice

9.

Student

.-t

Page

82. Student

-.>

Page

90.

USEFI.]LANGUAGE

on Tuesday

)uly

gth

(dates)

í n Maí ch(manrhs)

summer

Seosonsl

t hem idd l e f . . .

the moÍ ning/afternoon/

evening

at ten o'clock

(tines)

the beginning/endf

nrgnl

the weekend

Christmas

When anwe meet?

When

re

you

rÍ ee?

what bouthe enth f une?

That's ine.

No, 'mbusy n he enth,

I can/cant aket at heendof

une.

I'm ree t hebeginningf

ull

I'm usy n hemiddle f

July.

What

bout he

irstweek n August?


43/127

Present ontinüou5:uture

Í í an8em€ts

Tí avel

anguage

Ea

79 Listen to

Gary ipton talking to a

Co ll €ague

about

hi5

plans

or a busin€s tr ip.

Filt n

the

gaps

n

his diaÍ y .

.á

May

Paris London Cf .uSo fonaon

F|ib^Í |LA

9.at

(',"

)

/\r.ivL A/LL,

Yq^

S.7S

pl

Na':

Yrr^ C.tS

; ,n

t

|, LLt;rt

"

-i

.-,'Í -

r. .75

cn

7'.k-.)

1.ao

Gtu

üLLrjh

-

suL,R.L, l ,\c\

j .TT

G' ,

l|LLriri - J.-,,Lr t]d/kLt) t.3Tp,t1

Tra,n

(Eurt: tat\

ta

)

(p,r1\

HÖt

L| a';TG)' //'

R€d GáÍ y'sdiary

again and answer the

questio

1 ls Gary eaving A on TLrcsday?

2 Where's €.hi lngl l lg lghts

n thc Way

]

|5he

takij)g h€lIain o PaÍ ls n W€dIcsdiy?

4

InPdris,

h ch hoteL he slaying t?

5

ls he

coming ick to London n Saturd.yl

6 |5he aÍ r iVing

chicagon the moming.

In the sentences

Gary Lipton describes his tí ave

plans.

i l l n the

gaps.

I *

"rr,u"

n"na"

|:/,?,t|LÖnaóA

3s

p,+,

'

7

oo

Pi^

c^,e.Ü"

ta.ts

p,\

)

)

LA

t?.25

6,h

t

iu

ht n1 LosAngeles

n

Monday.

2

the í a in the EuroslaÍ '

3 Then in PaÍ isor

hÍ ec ig

4 back o London

n hc t Í a

5 in LA n the middle

f the

night.

6

The . '

. Ih"

g . | |

on " ' i

Chicago.


44/127

Meeting

Present ontinuous:

uture í angements Who

..?Why...?

79 Listen a8ain and check

yoÜí

answers.

é vocabulary

practice

..'

Page 100' Exeí Cise .

GÍ ammaÍ

í acticé

.)

Pag€100,Exercise .

can

you

omplete hes€

questions

í omGaí y's

(onveí sat|on

n 1a?

How When Wheí e Who Why

|'m

,y|ng o

London n /|oÍ day'

Sheb

meetlng collea8uehls afrernoon.

Theyl€

8rí |v|n8

onorow'

wei hrvlnt a meeting t

Í our 'clock.

WhoaÍ e

ou

wolkingwith?

I'mworking ith

ohn.

Who's

oing

o the

meeting?

Anne, eter nd

Ken.

Why

are

yougoing o Hamburg?

I'm

going

o

a meeting.

Why he

takins

he rain?

Because e doesn'tike lying.

Work with a

partneL

ook back at

Gary's

diary.Ask and answer

questlons

about

his trip.

A When's ary eaving/arÍ iv ingn '.?

B He's eaving/arriving

t .-..

A Whafs

he

doingon...?

B He's lylng/meeting/going...

A WheÍ e ' s

e.. '? Who's e ' '? Why.s e

...?

How's e...?

We€?

2

)

t

a í e

ou going

o EuÍ ope ' a Í y?

ext

a í e

ou

going?

o he London ff]ce?

áí e

you

meeting?

anya olan gain?

a Í e

ou going

o

Pari5?

n

bUsiness?

aÍ e

ou

fave||ingo

Páris? re

you communicationractic€20. tudent

.-,

Page82' stud€t B

-.)

Page90.rivinB?

79 Lookat the tí anscí ipt

n

page

121and

listen o Gary's onversat|ongain. h€k your

Eo PRol{Utic|ÁT|ot{

iston nd r€eat'

How

do

you

say the und€ lined

words?

1

Who\ 5h€meeting ?

2 Who

a Í e

ou

raveIl ing ith?

3

Who's oming o the meeting?

4

Whyare

you

eaving aí |y?

5

why'she

golng

o London?

ó why aÍ e heyslaying n thathotel?

Talk to other students.Flndout what

aí í angem€ts hey have

Í o í

h|s

week.

USEFUL ANGUAGE

wheí e re

you goin8?

Why re

ougoing

o vli lan?

WhenAVhatime re

ou

eaving?

Who re

ou

meeting?

Howare

you

ravelling?

I'm eaving ondon n Tuesday.

|'m

aí í iving/changing

n Paris'

she5 staying

oÍ week.

He flying.

Theyteakinghe Í a in '


45/127

TIM E

ouT

E a Talk o other tud€ts about Í ain ravel.

HoW ften o

you

ravel y tÍ a in?

Do

you

ike

í a in

Í ave|?

Do

you

Usually eser ve seat?

b Gary L|pton 5 büying a tick€ foí h€ EuÍ ostar.

Read the conveÍ sation.itl in the

gaps.

Assistaí t Hello

Gaty Hi. d l ike o book

wo seats o

Paris,

|ease.

o Í omoí ow

Assistant

At

I

i,liti tine7

GaÍ y At ábout5 00pm I don.lhave

á timetab|e.

Gáí y Righl . K

4

\ í l ne

AssistantWould

ou

ike o travel lrst lass

oÍ tandard |ass?

Gary Stándaí d

AssislantAnd would

ou

5

a s ing|e r a retuÍ nicket?

A round.tÍ ip,lea5e.

WhenwouLd

ou

lke o

6

back?

Iwánt

o

Í e t u Í n

n satuÍ day ut

don t nowWhát

I t r

t ime.

5

a tÍ a in t 17.15

in

Paris

t 20.55.ocal

is

thestandaÍ d

Gaí y

Gáry

Assislant

Do

Vou

want o bool . he

relurn

lp

|f Í eserve

seal,3

I change

he

eseÍ Vat ion?

Witha standardare,

ou

can

change r canceLhe booking.

es,

Gaí y

Gary

till in 1-9 W|thwoÍ ds Í om

h€conversat

in 1a.

1 a one way

ticket

(US)

a

.v;ril

(U

2 a roJnd rp , kel

(J5)

d

3 a l istof times

of

rains) a

4 the imeat the destinátion

5 to comeback

=

to

ó to

l)ook

=

to

7 a booking= a

6

a

ti(ke|

Í i ce

a

9

normal

ticket,

lass)

82 ché ck

youí

answeí s.Listen

and

repeat.

vocabulaÍ y

Í a(t ice. .)

ag€100,ExeÍ c

0K. How

e

fare, hen?

0ne moÍ nent

a1

Llsten nd check

our

answers.


46/127

z^

Meeting

84 L|sten

o th|scustom€book|ng

train |cket. omplete h€lnfoÍ mat|on1-8).

Destination

2

icket

(singletetun,

3

Leavin9

on

(day)l

4 Leavingat.

time)l

5 Returningn

(doy):

6 Retuming t

ftner:

7 Class:

8

Fare:

E:| PRol{u|{c|AT|ot|ow

do

you

say Í o

In hese entences? lsten

nd

rapeat,

1 I d ike o book seat.

2 Whenwould

ou

ike o come

ack?

3 | want o return n Saturday.

4

Do

you

want o book he return rip now?

w.ntto + nÍ initive would [ké o +

inqnitive

I d lke o book

a seat.

l waÍ t o book

a seat.

Whenwoutd

ou

lke o teave?

When

o

you

want o l€ve?

lvoÍ ej ould

jke o 13more

ornal/polite

tton

want o.

Workw|tha partneÍ .ookat the thnscí pt

for 2a

on

page

122and

praatlse

he

converSatlon,

communication

í act ice

1.

stud€ntA

..)

Page82. studé nt

..

Page

91.

USEFUL ANGUAGE

I d ike a return

o

(Birmingham),

lease.

Would ou|ik€to boo|í leseweseat?

When o

you

want o l€ve

/

comeback?

Do

you

want o travel iEt

classor

5econd/standaÍ d/€onomyla55?

How

much

s

thé tandardare?

can I

changemybooking/res€vation?

Tickets

a single i(ket

UK)

a

one-wayicket

US)

ré turnicket

UK)

round.tÍ ip

icket

Us)

n Gí ammar

Í actic€

..

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.

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