ask for and give phone numbers
to be: I, you, ie, she and it
a .s Listen and repeat the phone
numbers.
'7#9 '553
* 7863 OO212
3 oi873 397**
fz How do we say these numbers?
Listen again and check.
0= ' 55"
. 6 Listen and correct these
numbers.
1 My mobile number is o583 121 668.
z My home number is 932 810 9
3 My work number is oz872 69847
a .z Listen. Match the dialogues
(13) Wlth the photos (AC).
Dialogue 1 = photo C Student A: look at page zz8.
Dialogue 2 = photo
Dialogue = photo
fz Listen again and write the phone
numbers.
Dialogue z: o747
Dialogue 2: 0208 _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dialogue 3: ozz8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Possessive adjeutives:
my, your, fits and ter
O :!m Kate. (am) Pronouns Possessive adjectives
, Youre in room j. (oren Im Robert. My[avourite [ilm is The
! Hes[rom Spain. (is) Matrix.
) Shes Italian. (is) Youre Mina. Your[avourite actor is
: Its a pizza. (is) ]ohnny Depp.
Hes Yuri. His favourite city is Moscow.
. Im not American. (am not) Shes Cristina. Her number is oii 38 339
; You arent a student. JYoure not a student. (are not) Its a computer. Its hard disk is 5ooGB.
He isnt from the UK.JHes not from the UK.
She isnt lndion. JShes not lndion. (is not)
. It isnt[rom China. Alts not[rom China.
@ .' Am I late7 Yes, you are.f No, you arent.
" Are you British? Yes, I am.f No, Im not.
: Is he[rom France? Yes, he is.lNo, he isnt.
' Isshe Emma? Yes, she is.f No, she isnt.
! Is it a bank? Yes, it is.f No, it isnt.
I am, he is, is not, etc are full forms.
/m, hes, isnt, etc are contractions.
We use contractions when we speak and often when we
write.
a . Complete the How to... box. Then listen and check. Remember!
A: Are you [rom Mexico?
B: Yes, I am. Yes, Im.
How to... ask for repetition
A: Whats your mobile number?
Wii- questions
B: /tS 0/ 49 *z838q.
What
h: Sorry. Can you (i) that again?
A: Whots your nome?
B: Yes, it + 749 *+ 3 4 . And my work number is o s3+
B: My nomes Svetlono.
++9+5
A: 5orr/. Could you (2) that? A: Whats your mobile number?
B: Yes, it s ois3> >*9!5 B: Its o/833 383 +*!-
A: Thanks. A: Whats your [avourite [ilm?
B: Its Avatar.
b Work in pairs. Practise the dialogue in the How to... box. Where
A: Where are you [rom?
Work in groups of three. Exchange information about B: /m [rom Poland.
Leonardo, Sofia and Marta and complete the table.
A: Where in Poland?
Student C: look at page zz6. B: Korow'/re.
Student B: look at page z.
Who
Leonardo Sofia Marta A: Whos he?
From (country) I'vIexico B: /Yes Giorgio Armani.
From (city)
Mobile phone number Listen to the explanations and
vocabulary.
Home number IVECOOK
A: Where is Leonardo [rom?
B: Hes [rom IYlexico. see Writing bank page zo
A: Where in IYlexico?
give personal details

to be: you (plural), we and tley The alphabet

Listen again. Complete the information about Anton.
a b c d e f g h i j k Iin
Read and listen to the How to... box.
Were n pqrstuvwxy z
Youre lote. These letters have the same vowel sound:
How to... say email addresses R E G IST RATION FO R M Theyre in the gorden. /eI/ ahj k
h Whats your email address? We arent / Were not married. /i:/ bcdegp tv
B: Its jane.smithBemaiI.com You arentstudents. Youre not students. (are not) /e/ f I in n s x z
O = at They arent here.]Theyre not here. /aI/ iy
= dot /au/
late? Yes, you are.]No, you arent.
.com = dot com /u:/ q uw
Are you Italian? Yes, we are.]No, we arent.
= dash
Are they married? Yes, they are.]No, they arent. /:/ r
= underscore
jane dot smith at email dot com No
Key vocabulary
Family
b Worl in pairs. Asl and answer about your
Street, E 3 Possessive adjectives: our, your male female
email addresses. and tleir brother* sister*
ft: Whats your email address? Pronouns Possessive adjectives father (dad)* mother (mum)*
B: /fs anna.dudaA[xy.pI Were [rom ]apan. Our[avourite city is Kyoto. husband wife
Youre my[riends. Your passports are in my bag. son* daughter*
a Complete the questions with a word from the box. Theyre Brazilian. Their[ather is American. grandfather (grandpa) grandmother (grandma)
boyfriend girlfriend
uncle aunt
a/an
Practise asIing the questions in exercise 2a. We use a[an with singular nouns. male or female
I How are you? friend
z Are you married or single? a + consonant sound
a Complete the form for you. cousin
3 Whats your number? a brush a computer a key
Note: sfep- can go before the words with a :
Whats your here in Edinburgh? an + vowel sound step-brother, step-daughter, etc
s Where are you from, Anton? R E G IST RATION FO R M an apple an iPod an umbrella
Personal objects
6 Where are you from Russia?
apple bool brush business card camera
7 Whats your name?
Noun plurals computer iPod key mobile (phone)
8 Howdoyou Alekseev? orange passport pen purse (train) ticIet
We add -s to nouns to make regular noun plurals.
9 Whats the postcode? umbrella watch
apple apples
to Whats your address? Contact details
key keys
b Listen and check your answers. Put the pen pens address email address home number
questions in the order you hear them. For nouns ending in -s, -sh or -ch, we add -es. mobile number phone number postcode
work number
brush brushes
watch watches
bus buses
Irregular noun plurals Listen to the explanations and vocabulary.
TIVE OOK
Note these irregular noun plurals.
one person two people
see Writing bank page zJ
one man two men
one woman two women
one child two children

b Worl in pairs. AsI questions and complete the

form for your partner.

B: lily names Felipe.

have a short phone call with a friend

Possessives: singularand
plural
We use '? and s to show possession.
Singular (s)
Is it Dongs restaurant?
What are Keiras [avourite [ilms?
Its my[amilys holiday home.
Plural (s
These are my parents books.
Its my[riends party.
Where is those girls mother?
Remember!
Sometimes s = is.
Erics my[riend.
Thats a great restaurant.

Position of adjectives
Adjectives can come z) after fo be, or z) before a noun.
a Cover the dialogue and Read the How to... box. Then listen and repeat. z After the verb
listen. Then answer the questions. Its really expensive.
1 Where is Nicklas? His cars very slow.
2 What iS Nicklass drink? How to... greet a friend This ca[ is nice.
3 Where is Nicklass mother? Nicklas: Hi, lYlagda. z Before a noun
Nicllas: Hi, Magda. Magda: Hef/o, Nicklas. How are you? We use afan or possessive adjectives before the
Magda: Hello, Nicklas. How are you? Nicklas: Im fines OKfnot bad, thanks. And you? adjective.
Nicllas: Im fine, thanks. And you? Magda: Finel 0Kf Not bod, thonks. lts an expensive computer.
Magda: Im OK, than ks. Where are you? Its a very slow car.
Nicllas: Im in town, in Spring Park. Wheres my new pen?
Magda: Oh, the parks (z) at this We use very or really to male the adjective stronger.
time of year. Its a really nice sandwich.
Nicllas: Yeah, its really nice. Her mobile phone is very small.
Magda: IS it (2) ? Fine, thanks. And you? Remembed
Nicllas: Yes, it is. But my iced coffee is B: / m OF, thanks. Adjectives dont change.
nice and (3) Hes rtice.
Magda: Thats good. Hows your mum? a Worl in pairs. Read and repeat the dialogue in exercise za. Shes niCe.
Nicllas: Oh, shes (q) . Shes on b Cover the dialogue in exercise za and lool at the prompts Theyre nice.
holiday. below. In pairs, act out the dialogue.
Magda: Great! Where is she?
Nicllas: Shes in Marrakesh, in Morocco.
Nicllas Magda tAJs, tJzat, tAese, tAose
Magda: Wow! Oh! Ive got to go. See Hi this]that singular
Hello. How ... ?
you on Friday evening? Fine .../you? theses those plural
Fine .../Where ... ?
Nicllas: Yes, see you on Friday. Spring Park
nice?
Magda: () really nice
hot?
Nicllas: Bye. Yes .../iced coffee
good/your mum?
fine/on holiday
b Listen again and complete the Where? Listen to the explanations and vocabulary.
Marrakesh
dialogue. Ive got to go./See ... ? IVECOOK
see you this pen that pen these pens those pens
bye
bye Remember! see Writing bank pa9e 1z z
How much are those sandwiches? V'
Work in pairs. Write a new dialogue. Use new people, new How much are those? /
places and new adjectives. Practise your dialogue.
ask about a hotel room
2'1ere is/are Telling the time
A: Whats the time, please?f What time is it?
Singular B: Its ten oclock.
Look at the picture of a hotel room. Do you think a Look at the Lifelong learning box. Read the tip. ! Theres (is) a museum near here.
its a nice room? Why/Why not?
O ;There isnt (is not) a ca[ in this gallery.
I dont think its a nice room. Its ...
Phrases ; Is there o supermarket neor here7
a Match the words in the box with af in the picture. Record new words and phrases in your
@: Yes, there is. ten oclock hat[past two OR
Vocabulary notebook. Use a heading.
blanket fridge kettle shower O No, there isnt. two thirty
tlevision tels Q Hotels
a double bed Plural
I: Close your book. What can you remember checkout time ! There are some restourants near mg house.
about the bedroom? extra blankets O There orent (are not) and shops near here.
There are some towels on the bed. Are there any tourist attractions near this hotels quarter past eight OR
seven
@: Yes, there are.
Q, .66 Listen. What do Nikos and Barbara think? No, there arent.
a Its great. b Its nice. c Its awful. b Add more phrases from this lesson to the list
I Listen again and complete the information. in the Lifelong learning box.
twenty past twelve OP ten to [our OR
Y N Work in pairs. Roleplay a dialogue between a some/a tot o//any twelve twenty
z Double bed? hotel owner and a guest. We use some and a lot o/in positive, plural sentences.
z Towels? Student A: you are the owner. Copy and complete a lot o[ a large number
3 Extra blanket? the table in exercise 3b for your hotel room. There are some towels on the bed.
q Kettle? Student B: you are the guest. Ask questions. There are a lot o[ people in the park.
s Fresh coffee? A: This is your room. We use any in negative, plural sentences and plural twenty-five past one 0R [ive to eleven OR
6 Fridge? B: /ts Neo//y nice. Are there any towels? questions. one twenty-five ten /7/fy-//ve
7 Restaurant or caf near? There arent any good museums in my town.
Note
8 Shop near? Are there any extra blankets in our room?
9 Breakfast time:
midday
zo Checkout time: 12:Oo at night = midnight
Prepositions of place

in under opposite

in [ront o[ next to near

Listen to the explanations and vocabulary.

see Writing bank pa9e i>3

 start and continue a conversation

Present Simple Wfi- questions

We use Who ...? for people (and sometimes for companies).
Work in pairs. Try to remember the dialogue in Positive Who lives here?
exercise za. Checl on page 38.
Who do you work [or?
Read the How to... box. Then write more questions We use Where ...? for places.
for part 3 Of the box. Where does she live?
lives Where are you[rom?
She We use What ...? for things and activities.
How to... start and continue a works
It What is that?
conversation You (plu " What do you do ?
live
We We use When ...? for times. (We also use What time ....
work
question " How do you know Paul? When do you work?
OR make a
They
; I like your bog. When is her birthday?
comment
2 THEN My nome is Kotashi, by the We add -s to the verb for he, she and if. We use How... 7 to asI the way, the amount, the age, etc.
introduce +'oy. How do I make [riends with English people?
We add -es to verbs ending in -ch, -sh, -ss and -o:
yourself How old are you?
She watches TV.
3 THEN ask Where do you work? How much is that?
about work Do you play any sports? He [inishes work at 3 3O.
Describe the man and woman in the picture. or free time Have is irregular:
She has a good job.
Hes tall and dark. Hes ...
They have a lot o[[riends.
a Listen and answer the questions. Negative
1 What is the womans job? a Look at the photos. Thinl of general questions
2 What is the mans job? to start a conversation.
b Listen again and complete the table.

Man Woman
Name Kotoshi doesnt
Works
Hollywood[ilms.
Weekends You (plural)
We dont
Complete the questions from the dialogue. They
ls the food n/Ce?
z How know Paul?
3 What you ? Yes/Ho questions
q Where you ?
s you to a lot of parties?
6 What you at the weekend?
he
Look at the Lifelong learning box. Read the tip. Does she
lote?
it
before 8 oclock?
Useyourmemory /OLf
Do w'e
Memorise short conversations. It helps to they

We work together.
A: Reolly? Whot do you do?
IVECOOK

t3 Worl in pairs. Start and continue a see Writing bank page zq

conversation for each picture.