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Page 24, Exercise 3

1The sound of someone snoring, rolls over in

bed, and then an alarm clock.

2The sound of a dishwasher and food processor

and someone chopping food.

3The sound of a TV show.

4The sound of a shower and someone opening

and closing a shampoo bottle.

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Page 24, Exercise 4 and Exercise 5

Conversation 1

Susan: Come on! You need to get up.Kim: Huh? Uh? Go away …Susan: School starts at a quarter after 8!

You have 30 minutes. Get up now!Kim: In a minute.Susan: No, now! I won’t tell you again.Conversation 2

Harry: What’s for dinner?Tom: Soup.Harry: Just soup?Tom: Yes, why?Harry: I’m really hungry!Tom: Well, there’s some fish.Harry: But I don’t like fish!Conversation 3

Jasmine: Is there anything better on?Dad: I’m happy watching the news.Jasmine: Why can’t I have a TV in my

bedroom?Dad: You’re too young. When you’re 14,

you can.Jasmine: That’s so unfair!Conversation 4Hurry up … I have to take a shower.Pete: I’m getting into the shower.Sarah: But I’m going out. Get out now!Pete: No.Sarah: Mom, Pete won’t get out of the

bathroom!

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Page 27, Exercise 2

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Take the first right.Take the second left.Take the second right.It’s on the left.It’s on the right.It’s just around the corner.You can’t miss it.

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5, Exercise 4 and Exercise 6

Conversation 1

Lee: Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the station?

Kim: The bus station or the train station?Lee: The bus station, please.Kim: OK. Take the first right and go straight

ahead for about 200 meters. You can’t miss it.

Lee: Thanks a lot.Conversation 2

Mark: How do I get to the main square, please?

Will: It’s just around the corner after the movie theater, on the left.

Mark: Thanks.Conversation 3

Eva: Excuse me, I think I’m lost.Dave: Well, where do you want to go?Eva: Can you tell me how to get to the art

museum, please?Dave: I’m not sure, but I think it’s next to the

bus station. Turn left at the next big street and go about half a kilometer.

Eva: Thank you.

Track 07

Page 15, Exercise 7

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Lee: Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the station?

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Lee: The bus station, please.3

Lee: Thanks a lot.4

Mark: How do I get to the main square, please?

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Mark: Thanks.6

Eva: Excuse me, I think I’m lost.7

Eva: Can you tell me how to get to the art museum, please?

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Eva: Thank you.

Unit 2Track 08

Page 23, Exercise 6goesplaysdoes

Unit 1Track 01

Page 12, Exercise 2

John: Yeah, I love my brother. He’s the only one I have, and he’s important to me. We have our problems, but all families are like that. I don’t have a sister or cousins my age, so Matt and I have to get along.

Sam: You know, it’s good to be by yourself sometimes. I need to get away from the noise and not talk to other people. I turn off my phone and computer and go inline skating in the park. It gives me time to think about things. When I come back, I always feel much better.

Eva: With my mom, dad, grandpa, and two brothers in my house, I never feel lonely. But on weekends, I prefer to go to my cousins’ house. You know why? Because they’re girl cousins! We talk and laugh all day. We’re almost like sisters.

Track 02

Page 12, Exercise 3

John: Yeah, I love my brother. He’s the only one I have, and he’s important to me. We have our problems, but all families are like that. I don’t have a sister or cousins my age, so Matt and I have to get along.

Track 03

Page 12, Exercise 4

Sam: You know, it’s good to be by yourself sometimes. I need to get away from the noise and not talk to other people. I turn off my phone and computer and go inline skating in the park. It gives me time to think about things. When I come back, I always feel much better.

Track 04

Page 12, Exercise 5

Eva: With my mom, dad, grandpa, and two brothers in my house, I never feel lonely. But on weekends I prefer to go to my cousins’ house. You know why? Because they’re girl cousins! We talk and laugh all day. We’re almost like sisters.

Track 05

Page 15, Exercise 3

Ask for directionsExcuse me, …How do I get to … ?Can you tell me the way to … , please?I think I’m lost.Give directionsGo straight ahead.Turn left.Turn right.Take the first left.

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Lisa: So, I usually come here after school on Fridays.

Tim: Great place. And this burger’s good.4

Speaker: Today I’m talking to you about the history of Chicago. Chicago is a big city with over nine million people. It has an interesting history.

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Waiter: Are you ready to order?Matt: Can I have a glass of milk and a

muffin, please?Jessica: And can I have orange juice and a

cookie, please?Waiter: Of course.2

Announcer: Attention shoppers. The store is closing in fifteen minutes. Please take your items to the cashier. And thank you for shopping with us.

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Teacher: OK everyone, quiet please. I have an important announcement about the exam this afternoon. All students, please arrive at least 10 minutes before it starts so we can check your identification.

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Tour Guide: In this room are the paintings of Picasso from the last years of his life. And if you follow me into the next room, we can see a number of paintings by other artists of the 20th century. As you can see …

Track 19

Page 51, Exercise 2

Robert: Excuse me, do you speak English?

Assistant: Yes, of course. Can I help you?Robert: Yes, I want to buy presents for

my family, but I need some information about the mall.

Assistant: What information do you need?Robert: Do you have a list of all of the

stores?Assistant: Yes, here’s a map of the mall.

All the stores are listed in alphabetical order.

Robert: Thanks. Can I ask something else?

Assistant: Of course. Go ahead.Robert: Where is the restroom, please?Assistant: There are restrooms on every

floor next to the elevators.Robert: Thanks. Sorry, I have another

question. Is there a café so I can have lunch?

Track 15

Page 39, Exercise 2

Describe appearanceWhat does he look like?What does she look like?She’s average height.She’s tall.She’s old.She’s young.He wears glasses.She wears glasses.Describe hair and eyesHe has blond hair.He has gray hair.He has dark hair.He has black hair.He has brown hair.She has short hair.She has long hair.She has straight hair.She has wavy hair.He has blue eyes.He has brown eyes.He has green eyes.Describe habits and activitiesShe wears a lot of jewelry.She wears black clothes.He plays the guitar.

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Page 39, Exercise 3

Paula: So, what’s Rafael like?Beth: Well, he’s tall and he has brown, wavy

hair. He plays basketball every day. He’s on the school team. He tells a lot of jokes, and he’s a lot of fun. He has a twin brother, Tony, but they’re very different.

Paula: Do they look the same?Beth: No, they don’t. Tony is tall too, but

he has short, straight blond hair. He always wears black clothes. They also like different things. Tony doesn’t like sports. He wears glasses, and he plays the piano really well.

Paula: They both sound interesting.

Unit 4Track 17

Page 48, Exercise 3

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Announcer: The 9:20 train for Oceanside is now leaving from platform four, stops at Kearney, Mesa, La Jolla, and Del Mar.

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Tour Guide: The Great Room has life-size models of some of the biggest animals in the world. You can see how big a whale is just by looking at it next to an elephant.

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Lily: When’s the next train to Washington?Gina: The schedule says there’s one at 2:25.Lily: When does it get to Washington?Gina: It arrives at 4:05.Lily: Is there an earlier train?Gina: There is one, but it leaves in a few

minutes.Lily: How long do we have until it leaves?Gina: It leaves at 2:05, so 10 minutes. It

arrives in Washington at 3:20.Lily: Let’s buy tickets for that train.Gina: OK.

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Ask for and tell the timeWhat time is it?What time’s the next … ?When’s the next … ?There’s one at …(I think) it’s at …“thirteen oh five” is the same as “five after one”“seventeen forty-five” is the same as “a quarter to six”How long do we have until it leaves?Make time to thinkWell, …Um …Let me see …

Unit 3Track 14


Philip: I’m Philip, from the United States, and we don’t wear uniforms at my school. Kids usually wear casual clothes like jeans and T-shirts. But some schools in the States have rules about uniforms. At my cousin’s school, the students wear white shirts and blue pants.All the schools in Mexico have uniforms. It’s the same in Brazil. They often wear shorts because it’s hot. In schools in high altitudes in Peru, a hat is sometimes part of the uniform.In most European countries, like Spain, Germany, and Italy, students in public schools don’t wear uniforms. But in England, students in all schools, public and private, wear uniforms.Students in Japan and China wear uniforms. They often have a different uniform for summer and winter.I don’t know what’s best. What are the rules about school clothes in your country?

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Gina: I’m sorry, Tim. That’s terrible news. I know how much you love him. I’m sure he’s just playing somewhere.

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Page 63, Exercise 4

Conversation 2

Tim: Guess what, Gina! Romeo is back home!

Gina: Wow, great! That’s fantastic! How is he?

Tim: He’s fine. Really good. And he has a girlfriend.

Gina: Really?Tim: It’s true. He meets her in the park. And

her name is Juliet.Gina: Romeo and Juliet? Really? I don’t

believe it! That’s amazing!

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Page 63, Exercise 5

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Gina: I’m sorry, Tim. That’s terrible news.2

Gina: Wow, great! That’s fantastic!3

Gina: Really? I don’t believe it! That’s amazing!

Unit 6Track 28

Page 72, Exercise 4One team serves the ball to the other.A team can touch the ball three times before it goes back over the net.Don’t touch the net when you hit the ball.Don’t step on the back line when you serve.Don’t touch the ball more than three times.Don’t hold the ball.Score 25 points to win a set.Teams change sides between sets.

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Page 72, Exercise 5

1Hit the small ball into the holes. Make the smallest number of hits to win.2Hit the ball and run to the bases. Run all the way around and score a home run.3Jump as far into the sand as possible.

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Page 75, Exercise 3

Conversation 1

Alec: Is it all right if I go out tonight?Mom: Where are you going, and who with?Alec: I want to go to the park with Lucy.Mom: Yes, but only if you’re home by eight

o’clock.

Speaker 2

Vampire: I sleep in the day. I go out at night. My eyes are red, and my face is white.

Speaker 3

Mother: Sshh … sleep. Yes. You’re going to sleep. Oh, yes you are. Good night. Sleep tight, my little girl. See you in the morning light.

Speaker 4

Songwriter: My songs often come to me in dreams when I’m asleep. Not the words, but the music. I always write down my dreams when I wake up.

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Page 60, Exercise 7

Speaker 1

Grandfather: I have a lot of free time these days because I don’t work anymore. It’s great. I don’t have any stress, and I feel lucky because I get to spend more time with Nick.

Speaker 2

Nick: I always have a lot of homework to do. I’m very busy, and sometimes I don’t have any free time on weekdays. But my grandfather always helps me, so I usually do well in school.

Speaker 3

Teacher: Now, class, listen, please … I have your homework here. Jackie: Great work. You have a very active and busy imagination! You get an A. And Nick: Your grandfather sounds like a very nice man. Wonderful story!

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Page 63, Exercise 2

React to good newsGreat!That’s fantastic!Wow!React to bad newsI’m sorry.That’s so sad.That’s terrible.React to surprising newsReally?Seriously?I don’t believe it!That’s amazing!

Track 25

Page 63, Exercise 3

Conversation 1

Gina: What’s wrong, Tim? You don’t look very happy.

Tim: We can’t find Romeo, our dog. We’ve looked everywhere, but he’s been missing for two days now.

Assistant: Yes, there are a lot of places to eat in the food court.

Robert: How do I get there?Assistant: Take the elevator to the second

floor.Robert: Great. One final question: What

time does the mall close?Assistant: We close at nine o’clock. Have a

good day.Robert: Thank you for your help.Assistant: You’re welcome.

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Information questionsWhere’s the museum?Where’s the stadium?How much does it cost?When does it open?When does it close?What time does it open?What time does it close?How do we get there?Polite requests and answersExcuse me. Do you speak english?Can I ask a question?Yes, of course.Sorry, I have another question.Can I ask something else?Of course.Thank you for your help.You’re welcome.

Unit 5Track 21

Page 60, Exercise 2, Exercise 3, and

Exercise 4

Elizabeth: Welcome to our program on dreams. I’m Elizabeth Black. Our first question is from a young listener. Here’s Katie.

Katie: I want to know, do some animals dream?

Elizabeth: Well, Katie, let’s ask Doctor Michael Kent from International University. Doctor…?

Michael: Katie, that’s an interesting question. Well, there are two types of sleep. There’s sleep with dreams and sleep with no dreams. Now, we know that cows and horses can sleep when they stand up and when they lie down, but they only dream in their sleep when they lie down.

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Page 60, Exercise 5

Speaker 1

Scientist: I’m under this big tree, and there are hundreds of bats here. They’re all sleeping upside down. They sleep like this because bats start to fly from an upside-down position.

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I recommend you take a train to Quebec City for the Winter Carnival. It takes about three hours, and you don’t have to worry about snow when you ride the train. Quebec’s carnival is so much fun! There are many games and parades. People dance outside in the cold and snow. You and your family will have a fun time in Canada in January!

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Page 96, Exercise 3

Mike: Mr. Goldman, you traveled around the world last year. What was your favorite trip?

Mr. Goldman: I think my trip on a boat down the Amazon River was my favorite adventure. We saw so many fantastic birds, fish, and animals. It was really hot and humid, but I wore a big hat, pants, and shirts with long sleeves. I needed protection against the sun and mosquitoes.

Rachel: I don’t like really hot weather. Is there a fun city that has cool weather in the summer that my family can visit?

Mr. Goldman: Yes! Fly to San Francisco, California. It’s often cool in the summer. Perfect weather for walking up and down the big hills in the city! When you get tired, you can ride the old streetcars. It’s usually cool and windy on the bay. Pack good walking shoes, jackets, and pants. But also bring shorts and T-shirts. When the sun comes out, it’s hot.

Jenn: I want to go to Alaska, but my mom thinks it will be too cold. What do you think?

Mr. Goldman: Alaska is a great trip, and it’s warm in the summer so pack shorts. But take sweaters and a scarf, and gloves for the cold days. I recommend you take a cruise ship from Seattle to Alaska. From the ship you can see fantastic mountains, whales, and wild animals. It’s a very exciting cruise, and your mother will love it too.

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Page 99, Exercise 3

Rose: Hi. Good afternoon. We’d like to check in.

Receptionist: Sure. Can I have your name?Rose: It’s Rose Johnson.Receptionist: Sorry. What did you say?Rose: Rose Johnson.

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Page 87, Exercise 2

TELLING A STORY

Create interestGuess what?(Do you) know what?Explain what happenedYesterday I went to the park …I was in the park …Somebody came …Somebody said …Somebody took …… , you know, …Continue with the storyWell … ,Anyway, …Make a commentIt was really strange.It was really funny.

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Page 87, Exercise 4

Brittany: Do you know what? I was alone at home last night because my parents went out for dinner. I put on a scary DVD – one of my favorite horror movies. Anyway, it was near the end of the movie, and suddenly there was a loud knock on the window. I thought it was the bad man from the movie! Of course it wasn’t him. It was just my dad. He didn’t have his keys to get into the house.

Unit 8Track 35

Page 96, Exercise 2

Mr. Goldman: One of my favorite trips is to Montreal, Canada, in January! Montreal is cold and has a lot of snow in the winter. Can you believe I forgot to pack my boots on my trip last year? Fortunately, Montreal is a great shopping city, and I bought a new pair of boots. There are a lot of sales in the stores in January, so shopping is fun.When you pack for a winter vacation in Canada, bring boots, a winter coat, a hat, and gloves for outside. For indoors, bring long-sleeve shirts, sweaters, and sweatshirts.You don’t need to rent a car and drive in the snow because Montreal has good public transportation. You can travel everywhere on the subway, and it’s warm on the subway.

Conversation 2

Maria: Can I go to the restroom?Teacher: Of course.Conversation 3

Karen: Is it OK if I go online?Dad: No, you can’t. I’m sorry, but you’ve

spent enough time online this week already.

Karen: But that’s not fair!Dad: Life isn’t fair! Your homework is more

important.

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Ask for permissionCan I … ?Can we … ?Is it OK if I … ?Is it OK if we … ?Is it all right if I … ?Is it all right if we … ?Give or refuse permissionYes, you can.All right.OK.Yes, but only if …Of course.No, you can’t.I’m sorry, but …

Unit 7Track 32


Charlie: Dragons are always so mean and scary.

Sophie: Not always. Did you know dragons bring good luck in China? Chinese people name every year after an animal. The year of the dragon was 2012. The next dragon year starts in 2024.

Charlie: Do dragons ever do anything good in any stories?

Sophie: Yes! In many Greek stories, the dragon lives in a castle and watches over treasure of jewelry and gold. The word “dragon” comes from a Greek word. It means “the one who watches or sees clearly.”

Charlie: Do all countries have stories about dragons?

Sophie: There are stories about dragons in countries all over the world. The oldest story in English is about the hero named Beowulf. He was a leader in two countries, and later in life Beowulf killed a dragon.

Sophie: The modern British writer J.R.R. Tolkien loved this old story. In his book The Hobbit, he wrote about another dragon, called Smaug. There was a movie about this part of The Hobbit – the part with the dragon Smaug. Did you see it?

Charlie: No, but it sounds interesting.

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Conversation 1

Sarah: I’d like three kilos of oranges, please.Rick: I can give you five kilos for the price of

four – and a free banana.Sarah: Does that mean it’s better to buy

more?Rick: Much better!Conversation 2Second floor. History, art, music.Ellen: Excuse me. I’m looking for something

on Manet, the artist.Lisa: Sorry, did you say Manet or Monet?Ellen: Manet.Lisa: OK. Would you like me to show you

where to look?Conversation 3

Julie: Those brown shoes are great. How much are they?

Tom: They’re 50 dollars.Julie: Sorry, can you repeat that?Tom: Yes. Fifty dollars.Julie: Oh. I thought you said 15 dollars.Conversation 4

Greg: Which ones are your favorites?Katie: Oh. Chocolate cupcakes. They’re so

delicious.Greg: OK. Can we have five of those,

please?David: Certainly. Here you are.

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Page 111, Exercise 5

Conversation 1

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Sarah: I’d like three kilos of oranges, please.2

Sarah: Does that mean it’s better to buy more?

Conversation 2

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Lisa: Sorry, did you say Manet or Monet?4

Lisa: Would you like me to show you where to look?

Conversation 3

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Julie: Those brown shoes are great.6

Julie: How much are they?7

Julie: Sorry, can you repeat that?Conversation 4

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Greg: Which ones are your favorites?9

Greg: OK. Can we have five of those, please?

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Dad: Do Nothing Day? Is that what you did last Saturday?

Mary: No, Dad. BUY Nothing Day. It means you spend no money for one complete day. We heard about it on the radio. Buy Nothing Day started in Canada, and now it’s a popular idea all over the world.

Kyle: You see, Dad, when you don’t buy anything all day, it helps you protect the environment and think about how to live a simpler life.

Dad: That sounds good, but what did you do all day?

Mary: Mom made us a big healthy breakfast. Then, after breakfast we made sandwiches and we packed some snacks and drinks. We got on our bikes and rode over to the Old Town Park. We visited the Old Town History Center. It’s free on the first Saturday of the month.

Kyle: After that we had a picnic next to the river. Then we rode our bikes over to the basketball court. Four kids were there and they asked if we wanted to play. So we played basketball with them. Then we rode home.

Mary: We couldn’t go out for dinner on Buy Nothing Day, so Mom had a great idea. We made pizza for dinner.

Kyle: That was fun and it tasted great. Then we watched a movie on TV.

Dad: It sounds like a great day, and it didn’t cost anything. Let’s make Buy Nothing Day a family tradition every weekend.

Kyle and Mary: Daaadd! NO!

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Buy thingsI’d like …Would you like … ?Can I have … ?Which one?Which ones?The blue one.That blue one.The yellow ones.Those yellow ones.How much is … ?How much are … ?Check that you understandSorry, did you say … ?Sorry, can you repeat that?Sorry, could you repeat that?Does that mean … ?Do you mean … ?

Receptionist: Thank you. I wasn’t sure if you said Rhona or Rose. How long are you staying with us?

Rose: We have a reservation for three nights, from December eighteenth to the twenty-first.

Receptionist: Ah, I see it. A single room and a double room.

Rose: Could we change that to two single rooms, please?

Receptionist: Of course. Here you are. You’re in rooms 324 and 453.

Rose: Thank you. Where are the elevators?

Receptionist: Over there on your right.Rose: Thank you.Rose: We’d like to check out, please.Receptionist: Did you enjoy your stay?Rose: It was great, thank you.Receptionist: Wonderful. Well, that’s 824

dollars to pay for the rooms and meals.

Rose: Can you repeat that, please?Receptionist: Eight hundred twenty-four

dollars for rooms and meals.Rose: OK, here’s my card.

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Check inI’d like to check in.We’d like to check in.I have a reservation.We have a reservation.The reservation’s in the name of …Where are the elevators?Check outWe’d like to check out, please.Ask for repetitionI’m sorry?Can you repeat that, please?Sorry. What did you say?

Unit 9Track 39


Dad: Do Nothing Day? Is that what you did last Saturday?

Mary: No, Dad. BUY Nothing Day. It means you spend no money for one complete day. We heard about it on the radio. Buy Nothing Day started in Canada, and now it’s a popular idea all over the world.

Kyle: You see, Dad, when you don’t buy anything all day, it helps you protect the environment and think about how to live a simpler life.

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Conversation 4

Liz: What exam did you take today?Enrique: I took math this morning. It was

hard. What about you?Liz: I took history. What exam are you

going to take tomorrow?Enrique: French!Liz: Oh! Good luck with your French

exam!

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Give wishesHappy birthday …Happy New Year …Wish him a happy … from me.Wish her a happy … from me.Good luck!Good luck with …Good luck in …Have a good …Enjoy the …Enjoy your …Congratulate peopleCongratulations!

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1Countdown of five-four-three-two-one;

fireworks and cheering, people blowing

noisemakers.

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Mr. Smith: OK, you have one hour, and your time starts now.

3Beach/sea sounds; children playing, people

splashing in water. Laughter.

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Ms. Johnson: Bye! See you on Monday!Student: Bye.Student: Bye. See you Monday.Student: Bye.

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Conversation 1

Paul: Any exciting plans for New Year’s?Val: Nothing much.Paul: No?Val: No, we always visit my cousins.Paul: Sounds OK. Well, I won’t see you

before then, so Happy New Year!Conversation 2

Sally: What are you doing this weekend?Mark: Nothing much. I just want to stay in

bed and relax.Sally: OK. Have a good weekend.Mark: You too.Conversation 3

Carlos: I can’t wait to go on vacation again.

Rachel: I can tell. What are you going to do?

Carlos: I went skiing a few weeks ago, and now I’m going to go to the beach!

Rachel: You’re so lucky! Well, enjoy your vacation.

Carlos: I will!

Unit 10Track 44


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Michelle: So … how was the party?John: OK, I guess. I thought it would be

better.2

Jason: How was your New Year?Tammy: It was cool! The best one of my

life!

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Page 120, Exercise 4, Exercise 5,

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Conversation 1

Michelle: So … how was the party, John?John: Hi, Michelle. Well … OK, I guess. I

thought it would be better.Michelle: Why? What happened?John: Well, the music was terrible. I really

didn’t like it. I was a little bored.Michelle: Was anything good?John: Well, the food was good. I loved

the pastries! So, what are you going to do this weekend?

Michelle: We’re going to go away for the weekend.

John: You don’t sound too happy.Michelle: I’m not. It’s going to be boring. It’s

a really small place with nothing to do.

Conversation 2

Jason: How was your New Year, Tammy?Tammy: It was cool, Jason! The best one of

my life!Jason: What was so good about it?Tammy: Everything, really. The people were

really happy; the music, the food … and the fireworks were amazing. How was your New Year?

Jason: Oh, it was OK. I think this weekend is going to be better.

Tammy: Why?Jason: It’s my cousin’s birthday, and she

always has great parties.

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