Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Malinsky, Steven J. ‘Word by word picture dictionary / Steven J, Molinsky, Bill Bliss, pcm Includes index 1. Picture dictionaries. English 2. English language ~ Textbooks fr foreign speakers 1 Bliss, Bill, Ul. Tite, PE1629.M58 1994 423'1-de2093-21129 CIP ISBN 0-13-278319.3 ISBN 0-13-27825-9 (pbk) Acquisitions editor: Tina Carver Managing editor, production: Sylvia Moore Production editor: Janet Johnston Electronic production technology coordinator: Molly Pike Riccardi Electronic production: Louise B. Capuano Interior design: Kenny Beck Cover supervisor: Marianne Frasco Cover design: Merle Krumper Buyerischeduler: Ray Keating ilysrated by RICHARD E. HILL © 1994 by Prentice Hall Regents Prentice-Hall, Inc. White Plains, New York 10606 Al rights reserved. No part ofthis publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic mechanical, photocopying recording, or otherwise, without the prior ‘written permission of the publisher. Printed in the United States of America ISBN 0-13-278319-3 (case) 10 9 8 7 ISBN 0-13-278235-9 (paper) 15 14 13 12 11 Prentice-Hall International (UK) Limited, London Prentice-Hall of Australia Pty. Limited, Sydney Prentice-Hall Canada Ine., Toronto Prentice-Hall Hispanoamericana, S. A., Mexico Prentice-Hall of india Private Limited, New Delhi Prentice-Hall of Japan, Inc., Tokyo Pearson Education Asia Pte, Ltd, Singapore Editora Prentice-Hall do Brasil, Lida., Rio de Janeiro=e Introduction Vv Gardening Tools and Home Supplies 29 Personal Information iT. “Rianbend aa Family Members | Bee aiate ai Family Members I! 3 Ane sg See 4 The Calendar 33 ye © Places Around Town | 34 Everyday Activities 1 8 a Places Around Town II 36 Everyday Activities II 9 fra The Classroom fo. tue Ely 3 ag iacarsha Action? Fe Describing People and Things 40 Countries, Nationalities, Desctibing Physical States: aid tanfuaees 5 and Emotions 42 Types of Housing 13. Fruits 44 The Living Room 14 Vegetables 45 The Dining Room 15 The Supermarket | 46 The Dining Room: The Supermarket Il 48 A Place Setting 16 Containers and Quantities 50 The Bedroom 7 Units of Measure 52 The Kitchen 18 Food Preparation and Recipes 53 Richenware 19 Fast Foods and Sandwiches 54 ThesabyisRoam 20 The Restaurant 55 Baby Care aI pa Be The Bathroom 22 ; Clothing 57 Personal Care Products 23 ; Sleepwear, Underwear, Household Cleaning and Footwear 58 and Laundry 24 uciiathetans ae Exercise Clothing and Outerwear 59 The Apartment Building 26 Jewelry and Accessories 60 Housing Utilities, Services, Describing Clothing 61 and Repairs 27 The Department Store 62 Tools 28 Video and Audio Equipment 63Computers, Telephones, and Cameras The Toy Store Money The Bank The Body Ailments, Symptoms, and Injuries Medical and Dental Care Medical Treatment and the Hospital Medicine The Post Office The Library The School School Subjects and Extracurricular Activities Occupations | Occupations II Work Activities The Office Office Equipment Office Furnishings Office Supplies The Factory The Construction Site The Car Highways and Streets Public Transportation The Airport The Airplane 64 65 66 67 68 70 72 73 74 75, 76 77 78 80 82 84 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 94 95 96 97 The Weather and Seasons Outdoor Recreation The Park and the Playground The Beach Individual Sports and Recreation Team Sports Team Sports Equipment Winter Sports and Recreation Water Sports and Recreation Sport and Exercise Actions Handicrafts, Hobbies, and Games Entertainment Types of Entertainment Musical Instruments Trees, Flowers, and Plants The Environment and Energy The Farm and Farm Animals Animals and Pets Birds and Insects Fish, Sea Animals, and Reptiles Measurements and Geometric Shapes The Universe and Space Exploration Glossary Thematic Index 98 99 100 101 102 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 WW 2 113. 4 5 116 118 119 120 121PERSONAL INFORMATION ‘A. What's your name? B. Nancy Ann Peterson, APPLICATION ee © Nancy Ann Name first middle ty 5. address 9. city 12. area code z 6. street number 10. state 13. telephone number/ 3. 7. street 11. zip code phone number 4, last nameffamily name/ 8. apartment number 14. social security number sumame ‘A. What's your__? A. What's your last name? Tell about yoursel Bs B My name is AL Did you $8Y oernek ‘A. How do you spell that? My address is B. Yes. That's right My telephone number is Now interview a friend,FAMILY MEMBERS I Who is he? He's my husband. What's his name? His name is Fred. e>a> 1. wife children grandparents grandchildren 2, husband 5. daughter 10. grandmother 12. granddaughter 6. son 11. grandfather 13, grandson rents dag 7. sister 3. mother ie 8. broth 9. baby Tell about your family. Talk about photos of family members,FAMILY MEMBERS II A. Who is she? B. She's my aunt. A. What's her name? B. Her name is Linda. ‘A. Who is he? B. He's my uncle ‘A. What's his name? B._ His name is Jack. 1. aunt 3. niece 6. mother-in-law 8. son-in-law 10. brother-in-law 2. uncle 4. nephew 7. father-in-law 9. daughter-in-law 11. sister-in-law 5. cousin A. Let me introduce my —___. Tell about your relatives: 8. {'m glad to meet you. © “What ate their names? C. Nice meeting you, too. Where do they liver Draw your family tree and talk about it.NORTH AMERICATHE WORLD 1. North America 3. Europe 5. The Middle East 7. Australia 2. South America 4. Africa 6. Asia 8. AntarcticaAL Where's ...ccce2 A: What ocean/sea is near... B. It’sin B. The Ocear/Sea.EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES I Jy Gi} A. What do you do every day? ~ B. | get up, | take a shower, and | brush my teeth. 1. get up 7. wash my* face 12, get undressed 16. make breakfast 2. take a shower 8. put on makeup 13. take a bath 17. make lunch 3. brush my* teeth 9. brush my* hair 14, go to bed 18. cook/make dinner 4, floss my* teeth 10. comb my* hair 15. sleep 19. eat/have breakfast 5. shave 11, make the bed 20. eatfhave lunch 6. get dressed 21, eathhave dinner * my, his, her, our, your, their AA. What does he do every day? AA. What does she do every day? ‘What do you do every day? Make a B. He____s,he 5, B. She____s, she 5, lst. and he. and shes. Interview some friends and tell about their everyday activities.EVERYDAY ACTIVITIES II 1. clean the apartmen/ 6. do the laundry 11, watch TV 16. play basketball clean the house 7. iron 12, listen tothe radio 17. play the guitar 2. sweep the floor 8. feed the baby 13. listen to music 18. practice the piano 3. dust 9. feed the cat 14, read 19. study 4. vacuum 10. walk the dog 15. play 20. exercise 5. wash the dishes A. Hi | This is. ‘A. Are you going to____ today? What are you going to do tomorrow? ‘What are you doing? B. Yes. I'm going to _ina ‘Make a list of everything you are B. I'm ing. How about you? litte white going to do, A. fm ing.THE CLASSROOM ‘A. Where's the teacher? ‘A. Where's the pen? B, The teacher is next to the board. B. The pen is on the desk. - , SO} ha iy 1. teacher 10. book/textbook 19. chalk 27, globe 2. teacher's aide 11. notebook 20. chalk tray 28. bookshelf 3. student 12, notebook paper 21, eraser 29. overhead projector 4. seat/chair 13. graph paper 22, PA. system/ 30. TV 5. pen 14. ruler loudspeaker 31. (movie) screen 6. pencil 15. calculator 23. bulletin board 32. slide projector 7. eraser 16, clock 24, thumbtack 33. computer 8. desk 17. flag 25. map 34. (movie) projector 9. teacher's desk 18. board 26. pencil sharpener A Is there aan 9 your AL Is there aan in your Describe your classroom. classroom? classroom?" There's 2/80 ener) B. Yes. There's aan — B. No, there isn't. next to/on the svt 12,13, 19 ltbre in your lsc?CLASSROOM ACTIONS Practice these classroom actions. 1. Stand up. 6. Open your book. 11. Listen to the question. 2. Goto the board. 7. Read page eight 12, Raise your hand. 3. Write your name. 8. Study page eight. 13. Give the answer. 4. Erase your name. 9. Close your book 14. Work in groups. 5. Sit down,/Take your seat 10. Put away your book. 15. Help each other. 16. Do your homework. 21. Take out a piece of paper. 26. Lower the shades. 17. Bring in your homework. 22. Pass out the tests. 27. Turn off the lights. « 18. Go over the answers. 23. Answer the questions. 28. Turn on the projector. 19. Correct your mistakes. 24, Check your answers, 29, Watch the movie. 20. Hand in your homework. 25. Collect the tests 30, Take notes You're the teacher! jive instructions to your studentsCOUNTRIES, NATIONALITIES, AND LANGUAGES te £2 ta ‘A. Where are you from? A. What's your nationality? ‘A. What language do you speak? B. I'm from Mexico, B. I'm Mexican. B. speak Spanish, Countey Nationality Language Country. Nationality Language Aghanistan Aighan Aighan tly talian talian Argentina Argentine Spanish Japan Japanese: Japanese Australia Australian Englist Jordan Jordanian Arabic Bolivia Bolivian Spanish Korea Korean Korean Brazil Brazilian Portuguese Laos Laotian Laotian Cambodia Cambodian Cambodian Latvia Latvian Latvian Canada Canadian EnglishvFrench Lithuania Lithuanian Lithuanian Chile Chilean Malaysia Malaysian Malay China Chinese Mexico Mexican Spanish Colombia Colombian New Zealand New Zealander English Costa Rica Costa Rican Nicaragua Nicaraguan Spanish Cuba Cuban Panama Panamanian Spanish (The) Dominican Dominican Peru Peruvian Spanish Repu (The) Philippines Filipino Tagalog Feuador Ecuadorian Poland Polish Polish Egypt Egyptian Portugal Portuguese Portuguese EI Salvador Salvadorean Puerto Rico Puerto Rican Spanish England English Romania Romanian Romanian Estonia Estonian Russia Russian Russian Ethiopia Ethiopian Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabic France French Spain Spanish Spanish Germany German Taiwan Taiwanese Chinese Greece Greek Thailand Thai Thai Guatemala Guatemalan Spanish Turkey Turkish Turkish Haiti Haitian Haitian Kreyol Ukraine Ukranian Ukrainian Honduras Honduran Spanish (The) United States American English Indonesia Indonesian Indonesian Venezuela Venezuelan Spanish Israel Israeli Hebrew Vietnam Vietnamese Vietnamese Tell about yourself: Where are you from? What's your nationality? ‘What languages do you speak? Now interview and tell abaut a friend.TYPES OF HOUSING A. Where do you live? B. [live in an apartment building. apartment (building) (single-family) house duplex/two-family house townhouse/townhome Pers 5. condominium/condo 9. cabin 6. dormitory/dorm 10. nursing home 7. mobile homeftrailer 11. shelter 8 farmhouse 12, houseboat A. Town Taxi Company. B. Hello. Please send a taxi to (address) ‘A. Is that a house or an apartment? B. Ws a/an A. Allright. Well be there right away. ‘This is the Emergency Operator. Tell about people you know and the Please send an ambulance to types of housing they live in. —laddress) Discuss: is thata private home? ‘Who lives in dormitories? Ws afan Who lives in nursing homes? What's your name? Who lives in shelters? Why? B> > pre> ‘And your telephone number?THE LIVING ROOM A. Where are you? B. I'm in the living room, ‘A. What are you doing? B. I'm dusting* the coffee table. *dusting/cleaning 1. coffee table 9. drapes/curtains 15. television 21. painting 2. rug 10. sofa/couch 16. video cassette 22. frame 3. floor 11. (throw) pillow recorder/VCR 23, mantel 4. armchair 12. ceiling 17. stereo system 24. fireplace 5. end table 13. wall 18. speaker 25. fireplace screen 6. lamp 14, wall unit/ 19. loveseat 26. picture/photograph 7. lampshade entertainment unit 20, plant 27. bookcase 8. window ‘A. You have a lovely living room! ‘A. Uh-oh! | just spilled coffee on Tell about your living room, B. Oh, thank you. your 1 (in my living room there's...) A. Your____is/are beautiful! B. That's okay. Don’t worry about it B. ‘Thank you for saying so,THE DINING ROOM A. This dining room table is very nice. B. Thank you. It was a gift from my grandmother.* * grandmother/grandiather/aunt/uncle/ 1. (dining room) table 7. salad bow! 13. candle 19. teapot 2. (dining room) chair 8. pitcher 14. centerpiece 20. coffee pot 3. china cabinet 9. serving bowl 15, salt shaker 21. creamer 4, china 10. serving platter 16. pepper shaker 22. sugar bow! 5. chandelier 11, tablecloth 17. butter dish 6. buffet 12. candlestick 18, serving cart lina store] May help you? Yes, please. Do you have Yes. Thank you st are right over there. pe With 4, use the singular. Athomel Tell about your dining room. A. Look at this old {tn my dining room there's «.n Hust bought! 8. Where did you buy it? A. Atayard sale. How do you like it Ws very unusual!A 8. A B THE DINING ROOM: A PLACE SETTING ‘A. Excuse me. Where does the soup spoon go? B._ It goes to the right of the teaspoon: Excuse me. Where does the salad plate go? It goes to the left of the dinner plate. MO. Excuse me. Where does the wine glass go? Itgoes between the water glass and the cup and saucer. ‘A. Excuse me. Where does the cup go? B. It goes on the saucer. 1. salad plate 5. water glass silverware 13. teaspoon 2. bread-and-butter 6. wine glass 10. salad fork 14, soup spoon plate 7. cup 11. dinner fork 15. butter knife 3. dinner plate 8. saucer 12. knife 4. soup bowl 9. napkin Practice giving directions. Tell someone how to seta table, (Put the sasesece)THE BEDROOM Where? . Its on the bed! . LL get it. Ooh! Look at that big bug! 1. bed 10. bedspread 18. mirror 27. bunk bed 2. headboard 11. comforter/quilt 19. jewelry box 28. trundle bed 3. pillow 12. footboard 20. dresser/bureau 29. sofa bed/ 4. pillowcase 13. blinds 21. twin bed convertible sofa 5. fitted sheet 14, night table/ 22, mattress 30. day bed 6. (lat) sheet nightstand 23. box spring 31. cot 7. blanket 15. alarm clock 24. double bed 32. water bed 8. electric blanket 16. clock radio 25. queen-size bed 33. canopy bed 9. dust ruffle 17. chest (of drawers) 26. ‘king-size bed 34. hospital bed {ina store] {In a bedroom) Tell about your bedroom. ‘A. Excuse me. I'm looking for ‘A. Oh; no! just lost my {in my bedroom there's afan contact lens! B. We have some very nice s. B. Where? ‘And they're all on sale this week. A. I think it's on the ‘A. Oh, good! B. ll help you look. With 13, ues Excuse me, Ym looking orTHE KITCHEN ‘A. Ithink we need a new dishwasher. B. I think you're right. 1. dishwasher 10, dish rack 19. stove/range 28. freezer 2. dishwasher detergent 11. paper towel holder 20. burner 29. ice maker 3. dishwashing liquid dish towel 21. oven 30. ice tray 4. faucet trash compactor 22. potholder 31. refrigerator magnet 5. (kitchen) sink 14. cabinet 23. toaster 32. kitchen table 6. (garbage) disposal 15. microwave (oven) 24. spice rack 33. placemat 7. sponge 16. {kitchen} counter 25. (electric) can opener 34, kitchen chair 8. scouring pad 17. cutting board 26. cookbook 35. garbage pail 9. pot scrubber 18. canister 27. refrigerator {in a store} {ina kitchen} Tell about your kitchen. A. Excuse me. Are your ‘A. When did you get this/these (tn my kitchen there’s stil on sale? new —__(? B. Yes, they are. They're twenty 8. | got t/them last week percent offKITCHENWARE % BBB x, couiatpossioly borow your wokt B. Sure. 1ll get it for you right now. i A. Thanks. Hl 1. wok 12. cake pan 23. (electric) mixer 34. cookie cutter 2. pot 13. pie plate 24. food processor 35. strainer 3. saucepan 14. cookie sheet 25, electric frying pan 36. garlic press 4. lid/covertop 15. (mixing) bow! 26. waifle iron 37. bottle opener 5. frying pan/skillet 16. rolling pin 27. (electric) griddle 38. can opener 6. roasting pan 17. measuring cup 28. popcorn maker 39. whisk 7. roaster 18. measuring spoon 29. blender 40. (vegetable) peeler 8. double boiler 19. coffeemaker 30. grater 41. knife 9. pressure cooker 20. coffee grinder 31. (egg) beater 42. spatula 10. colander 21, tea kettle 32. ladle 43. paring knife 11. casserole (dish) 22, toaster oven 33. ice cream scoop ‘A. What are you looking for? (A Commerciall What things do you have in your 8, I'm looking for the : Come to Kitchen World! We have kitchen? A. Did you lookin the drawets/ everything you need for your kitchen, Which things do you use very often? inthe cabinets/nextto the from sand S10 ‘Which things do you rarely use Veena sand 5. Are you B. Yes. Hooked everywhere! looking fora new 2 ttt to throw out your old 2 Come “Wh 2.412154, we to Kitchen World today! We have Imlooking tora everything you need!THE BABY’S ROOM ‘A. Thank you for the teddy bear. It’s a very nice gift B. You're welcome. Tell me, when are you due? A. Ina few more weeks. 1. teddy bear 9. changing table/ 16. playpen 24. food warmer 2. intercom dressing table 17, stuffed animal 25. booster seat 3. chest (of drawers) 10. stretch suit 18, raitle 26. baby seat 4. crib 11. changing pad 19. cradle 27. high chair 5. crib bumper 12. diaper pail 20. walker 28. portable crib 6. mobile 13. toy chest 21. car seat 29. baby carrier 7. crib toy 14. doll 22, stroller 30. potty 8. night light 15. swing 23. baby carriage Tell about your country: ‘What things do people buy for a new baby? ‘Does anew baby sleep in a separate room, as inthe United States?BABY CARE 1-12) 03-171 ‘A. Do we need anything from the A. Do we need anything from the store? store? B. Yes. Could you get some more B. Yes. Could you get another baby powder? pacifier? A. Sure. A. Sure. 1. baby powder 6. baby food 10. disposable diapers 14. bottle 2. baby lotion 7. (baby) wipes 11. cloth diapers 15. nipple 3. baby shampoo 8. cotton swabs 12, (liquid) vitamins 16, bib 4. ointment 9. diaper pins 13. pacifier 17. teething ring 5. formula In your opinion, which are better: cloth diapers or disposable diapers? Why? Tell about baby products in your ‘countryTHE BATHROOM Where's the plunger? Its next to the toilet. p> Where's the toothbrush? It’s in the toothbrush holder. => Where's the washcloth? It’s on the towel rack. p> ‘A. Where's the mirror? B._ It’s over the sink. ATE ee 1. plunger 12. washcloth! 21, hot water faucet 32. shower 2. toilet facecloth 22, cold water faucet 33. shower curtain rod 3. toilet tank 13. hamper 23. cup 34. shower head 4. toilet seat 14, (bathroom) scale 24, toothbrush 35. shower curtain rings 5. air freshener 15. shelf 25. toothbrush holder 36. shower curtain 6. toilet paper holder 16. hair dryer 26. soap 37. bathtub/tub 7. toilet paper 17. fan 27. soap dish 38. drain 8. toilet brush 18, mirror 28. soap dispenser 39. rubber mat 9. towel rack 19. medicine cabinel’ 29. Water Pik 40. sponge 10. bath towel medicine chest 30, vanity 41. bath mat/bath rug 11. hand towel 20. (bathroom) sink 31, wastebasket A. IKnock. Knock) Did leave my A. Bobby? Tell about your bathroom lasses in there? B. Yes, Mom/Dad? {ir emy bathroom there's...) B. Yes, They’ on/in/next to the ‘A. You didn’t clean up the bathroom! There's toothpaste ‘onthe and there's powder all over the. B. Sorry, Mom/Dad. tI clean it Up right away.PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS naz 118-38) ‘A. Excuse me. Where can Ifind A. Excuse me. Where can I find toothbrushes? shampoo? B. They're in the next aisle B. It’s in the nextaisle. A. Thank you. ‘A. Thank you. 1. toothbrush 11. nail clipper 21. toothpaste 31, nail polish 2. comb 12. nail brush 22. mouthwash 32. nail polish remover 3. (hair) brush 13. scissors 23, dental floss 4. razor 14, tweezers 24, shaving creme makeup 5. razor blades 15. bobby pins 25. ajter shave lotion _—_33._base/foundation 6. electric razor/ 16. hair clips 26. deodorant 34, blush/rouge electric shaver 17. barrettes 27. powder 35. lipstick 7. styptic pencil 18. shampoo 28. hand lotion 36. eye shadow 8, shower cap 19. conditioner/tinse 29. perfume/cologne 37. eye liner 9. nail file 20. hairspray 30. shoe polish 38, mascara 10. emery board You're going on a trip. Make a list of personal care products you need to take with you.HOUSEHOLD CLEANING AND LAUNDRY (1-17, 28-39) 118-27] A. Excuse me. Do you sell brooms? A, Excuse me. Do you sell B. Yes. They're at the back of the laundry detergent? store, B. Yes. It’s at the back of the store. A. Thanks. A. Thanks. 1. broom 11. vacuum cleaner bag 18. laundry detergent 28. paper towels 2. dustpan 12. hand vacuum 19. fabric softener 29. hanger 3. whisk broom 13. (dust) mop/ 20. bleach 30. laundry basket 4. feather duster (dry) mop 21. starch 31. laundry bag 5. dust cloth 14. (sponge) mop 22. static cling remover 32. utility sink 6. iron 15. (wet) mop 23. cleanser 33. scrub brush 7. ironing board 16. washing machine/ 24, window cleaner 34. sponge 8. carpet sweeper washer 25. ammonia 35. bucket/pail 9. vacuum (cleaner) 17. dryer 26. furniture polish 36. trash can/garbage can 10. vacuum cleaner 27. floor wax 37. recycling bin attachments 38. clothesline 39. clothespins ‘A. How do you lke this/these A. They're having a big sale at Who does the cleaning and laundry in eee LG, Dave's Discount Store this week ‘your home? What things does that 8. Its/They're great! 8. Oh, really? Whats on sale? person use? A. [18-271 and _[1-17, 28-391 s,OUTSIDE THE HOME ‘A. When ate you going to repair the lamppost? B._ I'm going to repair it next Saturday. 1. lamppost 10. window 19. gutter 26. satellite dish 2. mailbox 11. (window) screen 20. drainpipe/downspout 27. patio 3. front walk 12. shutter 21. deck 28. lawnmower 4, front steps 13. roof 22. back door 29. barbecue! 5. (front) porch 14, TV antenna 23. doorknob (outdoor) grill 6. storm door 15. chimney 24. screen door 30. lawn chair 7. front door 16. garage 25. side door 31. tool shed 8. doorbell 17. garage door 9. (front) light 18. driveway [On the telephone} At work on Monday momingl Do you like to repair things? ‘A. Harry's Home Repairs. ‘A. Whatdid you do this weekend? What things can you repair yoursel?? B. Hello, Do you fix st B. Nothing much. | repaired my What things can't you repair? Who A. No, we don't and my repairs them? B. Ob, okay. Thank you.THE APARTMENT BUILDING A. Is there a lobby? B. Yes, there is. Do you want to see the apartment? A. Yes, Ido. 1. lobby 7. smoke detector 12, fire alarm 17. parking garage 2. intercom 8. peephole 13. garbage chute 18. parking lot 3. buzzer 9. (door) chain 14. laundry room 19. balconyferrace 4, mailbox 10. dead-bolt lock 15. superintendent 20. swimming pool 5. elevator 11. air conditioner 16. storage room 21. whirlpool 6. doorman [Renting an apartment} [On the telephone] Tell about the differences between ‘A. Let me show you around the A. Mom and Dad? found an living in a house and in an apartment building.* apartment. building B. Okay. B. Good. Tell us about it A. This isthe and here's A Ithas a/an and a/an the B. Isee 8 That's nice. Does it have a/an Yes, it does, >HOUSING UTILITIES, SERVICES, AND REPAIRS Ne " g A. Did you remember to pay the carpenter? B. Yes. I wrote a check yesterday, person 1. carpenter 6. TV repair person 12. gas bill 7. 2. handyman 7. locksmith 13. electric bill 18. 3. (house) painter 8. gardener 14. telephone bill 19. 4. chimney sweep 9. electrician 15. water bill 20. 5. appliance repair 10. plumber 16. oil bill/heating bill 21. 11. exterminator cable TV bill pest control bill rent parking fee mortgage payment py) i221) Tell about utilities, services, and A. When isthe going to A. When isthe due? repairs you pay for. How much do come? B. its due at the end ofthe month you pay? B, This afternoon.A. Could | borrow your hammer#? B. Sure. A. Thanks. “With 28-32, use: Could | borrow some 1. hammer 9. saw 17. power saw 25, paint thinner 2. screwdriver 10. hand drill 18. level 26. sandpaper 3. Phillips screwdriver 11. brace 19. plane 27. wire 4. wrench 12. chisel 20. toolbox 28. nail 5. pliers 13. scraper 21. (paint) pan 29. screw 6. hacksaw 14. vise 22, (paint) roller 30. washer 7. hatchet 15. electric drill 23. paintbrushybrush 31. bolt 8, monkey wrench 16. (rill bit 24. paint 32. nut (1-4, 6-271 15, 28-32) Do you like to work with tools? ‘A. Where's the 2 A. Where are the As)? ‘What tools do you have in your B. t's on/next to/near/over/under the BL They‘te on/next to/near/over/under the home?GARDENING TOOLS AND HOME SUPPLIES i161) 117-32) A. I can'tfind the lawnmower! A._I can’t find the flashlight! B. Look in the tool shed. B. Look in the utility cabinet, A. Idid A. did. B. Oh! Wait a minute! Ilentthe B. Oh! Waita minute! | lent the lawnmower to the neighbors. flashlight to the neighbors, Picea | Gh) at 1, lawnmower 9. hoe 17. flashlight 25. batteries 2. gas can 10. trowel 18. fly swatter 26. lightbulbs/bulbs 3. sprinkler 11, shovel 19. extension cord 27. fuses 4. (garden) hose 12, hedge clippers 20. tape measure 28. electrical tape 5. nozzle 13, work gloves 21. step ladder 29. oil 6. wheelbarrow 14. vegetable seeds 22. plunger 30. glue 7. watering can 15, fertilizer 23, yardstick 31. bug spray/insect spray 8. rake 16. grass seed 24, mousetrap 32. roach killer (1-11, 17-28) 112-46, 25-321 What gardening tools and home A. I'm going tothe hardware store, A. I'm going to the hardware store supplies do you have? Tell about Can you think of anything we Can you think of anything we hhow and when you use each one need? reed? B. Yes. We need a/an 8. Yes, We need A. Ohy thats right A. Oby that right.NUMBERS Cardinal Numbers 1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 101 one hundred (and) one 2 two 12. twelve 22. twenty-two 102. one hundred (and) two 3 three 13. thirteen 30. thirty 1,000. one thousand 4 four 14 fourteen 40. forty 10,000 ten thousand 5 five 15. fifteen 50. fifty 100,000 one hundred thousand 6 six 16. sixteen 60. sixty 1,000,000 one million 7 seven 17 seventeen 70. seventy 8 eight 18 eighteen 80. eighty 9 nine 19 nineteen 90. ninety 10 ten 20. twenty 100 one hundred A. How old are you? ‘A. How many people are there in your family? B. I'm years old B. | Numbers. first ith eleventh 2Ist_ twenty-first 101st_one hundred (and) first second 12th twellth 22nd twenty-second 102nd_ one hundred (and) second third 13th thirteenth 30th thirtieth 1000th_ one thousandth 4th fourth 14th fourteenth 40th fortieth 10,000th ten thousandth 5th fifth 15th fifteenth 50th fiftieth 100,000th_ one hundred thousandth 6th sixth 16th sixteenth, 60th sixtieth 1,000,000th one millionth 7th seventh 17th seventeenth 70th seventieth 8th eighth 18th eighteenth 80th eightieth 9th ninth 19th nineteenth 90th ninetieth 10th tenth 20th twentieth 100th one hundredth ‘A. What floor do you live on? ‘A. Is this the first time you've seen this movie? B. I live on the floor. B. No. It's the time,MATHEMATICS Arithmetic addition subtraction multiplication division 2plus 1 equals" 3. 8 minus 3 equals” 5. 4 times 2 equals* 6. _10 divided by 2 equals™ 5 You can also say: is ‘A. How much is two plus one? B. Two plus one equals/is three. Make conversations for the arithmetic problems above and others oo one quarter/ one third one halif two thirds three quarters/ ‘one fourth half three fourths ‘A. Is this on sale? A. Is the gas tank almost empty? B. Yes. It's___off the regular price B. Itsabout____full. Percents (@ Op” & @~ twenty-five percent fifty percent seventy-five percent one hundred percent A. How did you do on the test? A. What's the weather forecast? B. I got percent of the answers right. B. There's a percent chance of rain Research and discuss: ‘What percentage of the people in your country live in cities? live on farms? work in factories? vote in national elections?TIME two o'clock two fifteen/ two thirty/ two forty-five a quarter after two half past two a quarter to three two oh five ‘two twenty/ two forty/ twenty after two twenty to three ‘A. What time is it? ‘A. What time does the movie begin? i — B. At wo fifty-five five to three noon! midnight’ twelve noon twelve midnight ‘A. When does the train leave? ‘A. What time will we arrive? BivAte = B. At Tell about your daily schedule: Tell about the use of time i ‘What do you do? When? you are familiar with: different cultures or countries (I get up at I ‘Do people arrive on time for work? appointments? parties? Do you usually have enough time to do things, or do you run __Do trains and buses operate exactly on schedule? out of time? Explain, Do movies and sports events begin on time? lfthere were 25 hours in a day, what would you do withthe Do workplaces use time clocks or timesheets to record extra hour? Why? employees’ work hours?THE CALENDAR 1. year nineteen ninety-nine 2. month January July February August March September April October May November June December 3. day Sunday Thursday Monday Friday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday 4. date January 2, 1999 172/99 January second, nineteen ninety-nine ‘A. What year is it? A, What month is it? B. ts B. It’s A. What day is it? A. What's today’s date? B. it’s B. Today is ‘When did you begin to study English? ‘When is your birthday? (My birthday is on —___.) ‘What days of the week do you study English? (I study What are your favorite months ofthe year? Why? English on ) ‘What are your least favorite months ofthe year? Why?PLACES AROUND TOWN I 7 Le MA. Where are you going? § 8. I'm going to the appliance store. ‘ Ww ri. 1. appliance store 6. book store 41. donut shop 2. auto dealer/car dealer 7. bus station 12. clinic 3. bakery 8. caieteria 13. clothing store 4. bank 9. child-care center/day-care center 14. coffee shop 5. barber shop 10. cleaners/dry cleaners 15, computer store16. concert hall 2 |= discount store 26. grocery store 17. convenience store 22. drug store/pharmacy 27. hair salon 18. copy center 23, flower shop/ilorist 28, hardware store 19. delicatessen/deli 24, furniture store 29, health club/spa 20. department store 25. gas station/service station 30. hospital ‘Which of these places are in your neighborhood? A. Tothe (in my neighborhood there's afan B. ’mgoing to the ee) A. Maybe I did.‘A. Where's the hotel? B. It’s right over there. 1. hotel 6. maternity shop 11. night club 2. ice cream shop 7. motel 12. park 3, jewelry store 8. movie theater 13. (parking) garage 4, laundromat 9. museum 14. parking lot 5. library 10. music store 15. pet shop—— se =a ne 16. photo shop 21. shoe store 26. train station 17. pizza shop 22. (shopping) mall 27. travel agency 18. post office 23. supermarket 28. video store 19. restaurant 24. theater 29. vision center/eyeglass store 20. school 25. toy store 30. z00 A A 1c, Where's the 2 Which ofthese places are in your B 8 the street, next tothe neighborhood? (in my neighborhood there's a/an )1 2 3 4. 5, «trash container . police station jail courthouse - bench . street light ice cream truck sidewalk curb street A. Where's the 2 B. On/ln/Next to/Between/Across from/ In front of/Behind/Under/Over the uM. 12. 13. 14. 15. manhole bus stop taxifcabftaxicab taxi driver/cab driver bus 16. bus driver 17. parking meter 18. meter maid 19. subway 20. subway station21. utility pole 26. street sign 31. intersection 35. traffic lightAraffic signal 22. taxi stand 27. fire station 32. police officer 36. garbage truck 23. phone booth 28. office building 33. crosswalk 37. newsstand 24. public telephone ——-29. drive-through window 34. pedestrian 38. street vendor 25. sewer 30. fire alarm box [An Election Speech] Step outside. Look around. fam elected mayor, tl take care of all the problems we have in our city, We Describe everything you see need to do something about ours. We also need to do something about ours. And look at ours! We REALLY need to do something about THEM! We need a new mayor who can solve these problems. If lam elected mayor, we'll be proud of our sand s again! Vote for me!DESCRIBING PEOPLE AND THINGS 1-2 tall~short 27-28 new-old 3-4 long-short 29-30 young old 5-6 —_large/big — smallfittle 31-32 good bad 7-8 high-low 33-34 hot ~ cold 9-10 _heavy/fat —thin/skinny 35-36 soft— hard 11-12 heavy - light 37-38 easy - difficulyhard 13-14 loose — tight 39-40 smooth ~ rough 15-16 fast —slow 41-42 neat —messy 17-18 straight ~ crooked 43-44 clean dirty 19-20 straight ~ curly 45-46 noisy/loud - quiet 21-22 wide - narrow 47-48 martied — single 23-24 thick ~ thin 49-50 _rich/wealthy ~ poor 25-26 dark — light ———51-52 _pretty/beautiful — ugly 61-62 expensive ~ cheap/inexpensive 53-54 handsome - ugly 63-64 fancy — plain 55-56 wet—dry 65-66 shiny ~ dull 57-58 open ~ closed 67-68 sharp — dull 59-60 full empty °, 12) A. Is your sister tall? B. No. She's short 1-2 Isyoursister 35-36. {s your pillow 2 3-4 Isis hai 37-38 Is today's homework 2 5-6 Istheirdog, 39-40 Is your skin __? 7-8 the bridge 41-42 Is your desk 9-10 Is your fiend 43-44 Arete dishes 11-12 |sthe box 2 45-86 Is your neighbor 13414 Are the pants___? 47-48 Is your sister isthe train 2 49-50 Is your uncle isthe path? 51-52 Is the witch 2 Isis hair? 53-54 Isthe pirate 2 Is that steer 2 35-56 Are the clothes 2 isthe line 57-58 Isthe door Isthe room 59-60 isthe pitcher 2 1s your car 61-62 Isthatrestaurant Ihe 2 63-64 isthe dress ‘Are your neighbor's children 2 65-66 Is your kitchen floor 2 Isthe water 2 67-68 Isthe knife 2 tall. Describe yourself. Describe a person you know. Describe one of your favorite places.DESCRIBING PHYSICAL STATES AND EMOTIONS 1. tired 5. cold 2. sleepy 6. hungry 3. exhausted 7. thirsty 13. miserable 14. pleased 15. disappointed 16. upset29. embarrassed 30. ashamed : 31, jealous 32, confusedFRUITS 0 23-31) A. This apple is delicious! ‘A. These grapes are delicious! Where did you get it? Where did you get them? B. At Shaw's Supermarket. B. At Farmer Fred's Fruit Stand. 1. apple 7. nectarine 13. avocado 18. grapefruit 25. prunes 2. peach 8. kiwi 14. cantaloupe 19. lemon 26. dates 3. pear 9. papaya 15. honeydew 20. lime 27. raisins 4. banana 10. mango (melon) 21. orange 28. blueberries 5. plum 11. fig 16. pineapple 22, tangerine 29. cranberries 6. apricot 12. coconut 17. watermelon 23. grapes 30. raspberries 24. cherries 31, strawberries Do we have any more__srt What are your most favorite fruits? (0. Il get some more when | go What are your least favorite fruits? to the supermarket. Which of these fuits grow where you liver ith 14-18, use: Name and describe other fuits you ‘Do we have any more —_ are familiar withVEGETABLES bea lea) 2 +1336 A. What do we need from the supermarket? B. We need lettuce* and peas* 1. lettuce 10. zucchini (squash) 19. cucumber 28. green pepper 2. cabbage 11. acom squash 20. tomato 29. red pepper 3. celery 12. butternut squash 21, carrot 30. beet 4. com 13. pea 22. radish 31. onion 5. cauliflower 14, string bean/green bean 23, mushroom 32, scallion/green onion 6. broccoli 15, lima bean 24. artichoke 33. red onion 7. spinach 16. black bean 25. potato 34. pearl onion 8. asparagus 17. kidney bean 26. sweet potato 35. turnip. 9. eggplant 18. brussels sprout 27. yam 36. parsnip, i How do you like the A. Johnny? Finish your vegetables! ‘Which vegetables do you like? fit /_113.361 st B. But you xNow | hate Which vegetables don't you like? -B. its/They’re delicious. 1-12] /_113-361 st Which of these vegetables grow where A. Tknow. Butit’/they’re good for you! you live? Name and describe other vegetables you are familiar with). margarine 10. sour cream 11. cream cheese + Orange juice is nota dairy product, but i usually found in this section A. Dairy Products 12, cottage cheese 1. milk 13. yogurt 2. low-fat milk 14, eggs 3. skim milk 4. chocolate milk B. Canned Goods 5. buttermilk 15. soup 6. orange juicet 16. tuna fish 7. cheese 17. (canned) vegetables 8, butter 18, (canned) fruit 9. A. I'm going to the supermarket to get milk and soup.* Do we need anything else? B. Yes. We also need cereal and soda.* “With 43, #4, 46, 49, and 55, use & 19, 20, 2. 22, 23. 24. 25. D. Packaged Goods cereal cookies crackers spaghetti noodles macaroni rice . Juice 26. 27. apple juice pineapple juice 28. 29, 30. 31. 32, 33, 34, 35. 36. 37. grapefruit juice tomato juice fruit punch grape juice cranberry juice juice paks powdered drink mix Beverages soda diet soda bottled waterF. Poultry 38. chicken 39, chicken legs 40. drumsticks 41. chicken breasts 42. chicken wings 43, turkey 44. duck i» Meat . ground beef roast |. steak . stewing meat 49. 50. St. 52. 53. 54, 55. 56. leg of lamb lamb chops pork pork chops ribs sausages ham bacon |. Seafood Fistt salmon halibut 59. 60. 61. 62, 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. flounder swordish haddock trout Suettsist oysters scallops shrimp mussels clams crabs lobster L 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. Je 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. Baked Goods English muffins cake pita bread rolls bread Frozen Foods ice cream frozen vegetables frozen dinners frozen lemonade frozen orange juice A. Excuse me, Where can I find ‘A. Thank you _ Section, next 10 A. Pardon me, I'm looking for 1-75) 8 A. Thanks re in the JAS) Section, between the 11-79) 1-79) Which of these foods do you like? Which foods are good for you? ‘What brands of these foods do youTHE SUPERMARKET II FA. Look! is/are on sale this week! B. Let's get some! A. Deli 13. cole slaw C. Condiments D. Coffee and Tea 1. roast beef 14, macaroni salad 24. ketchup 38. coffee 2. bologna 15. seafood salad 25, mustard 39. decaffeinated coffee! 3. salami 26. relish decaf coffee 4. ham B. Snack Foods 27. pickles 40. tea 5. turkey 16. potato chips 28. olives 41. herbal tea 6. comed beef 17. com chips 29. salt 42. cocoa! 7. American cheese 18, tortilla chips 30. pepper hot chocolate mix 8. Swiss cheese 19, nacho chips 31. spices 9. provolone 20. pretzels 32. soy sauce E. Baking Products 10. mozzarella 21. popcorn 33. mayonnaise 43. flour 11. cheddar cheese 22. nuts 34. (cooking) oil 44. sugar 12. potato salad 23. peanuts, 35. olive oil 45. cake mix 36. vinegar 37. salad dressing2 34, 55. 56. Jams and Jellies jam . jelly marmalade . peanut butter . Paper Products 50. st. 52. 53. tissues napkins toilet paper paper cups paper plates straws paper towels H. 57. 58, 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. L 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. Household Items sandwich bags trash bags soap liquid soap aluminum foil plastic wrap ‘waxed paper Baby Products baby cereal formula baby food wipes (disposable) diapers he 69. 70, x 71. 72, 73: 74, 75. 76. 77. Pet Food cat food dog food Checkout Area aisle shopping cart shopper/customer checkout counter conveyor belt coupons scanner . scale |. cash register 80. - plastic bag . paper bag . bagger/packer 84, 85. 86. 87. 88, 89. cashier express checkout (line) tabloid (newspaper) magazine (chewing) gum candy shopping basket A. We forgot to get_{1-70] A Dowe need 1-70] ? B. No, butwe need _[1=70] B. 1'l get it/them. Where is itt/ Where are they? A. Inthe IACI Section over there, Make a complete shopping list of everything you need from the supermarket, Describe the differences between U.S. supermarkets and food stores in your country.CONTAINERS AND QUANTITIES A. Would you please get a bag of flour ‘A. Would you please get two heads of lettuce when you go to the supermarket? when you go to the supermarket? B. A bag of flour? Sure. I'd be happy to. B. Two heads of lettuce? Sure. 1'd be happy to. 1. bag, 4. box 7. carton 10. ear 2. bar 5. bunch 8. container 11. head 3. bottle 6. can 9. dozen* 12, jar **a dozen eggs,” Nor “a dozen of eggs.”. loaf-loaves 17. six-pack 20. pint 23. gallon 24, pack 18. stick 21. quart . package 19. tub 22, half-gallon 25. pound . roll {In a supermarket) ‘Open your kitchen cabinets and "A. Is this checkout counter open? refrigerator. Make a list ofall the B. Yes, but ths is the express line. things you find Do you have more than eight items? What do you do with empty bottles, 8. No. Honly have, jars, and cans? Do you recycle them, pean reuse them, or throw them away?UNITS OF MEASURE > A. teaspoon tablespoon tsp. Tbsp. pt ‘A. How much water should | put in? B. The recipe says to add one __of water. a 1 (fluid) ounce cup 1 fl. oz 8 fl. ozs, y\ * t} | | ; lc sal 128 fl. ozs. GB. ‘A. This fruit punch is delicious! Whats in it? B. Two _s of orange juice, three s of grape juice, and a ‘of apple juice. Se Se el an ounce a quarter halfapound three-quarters a pound of a pound of a pound oz, ‘el vb. Ib. 4 ozs. 12 ozs. 16 07s A. How much roast beef would you like? B. I'd like __, please. A. This chili tastes very good! What did you ppt in it? B. of ground beef, of beans, ______ of tomatoes, and __of chili powder.FOOD PREPARATION AND RECIPES A. Can |help? B. Yes. Please cut up the vegetables 1. cut (up) 6. stir 11. fill___ with ___ 16. cook 21. steam 2. chop (up) 7. beat 12. add to 17. bake 22. scramble 3. slice 8 saute 13. put___in__ 18. boil 23. barbecue/grill 4. grate 9. pour 14. combine and 19. broil 24, sstiriry 5. peel 10. carve 15, mix____and 20. fry 25. microwave 1-25] What's your favorite recipe? Give instructions and use the A. What are you doing? Units of measure on page 52. For example: Be lm ing the «soe Mix a cup of flour and two tablespoons of sugar. ‘Add half a pound of butter. 116-25) Bake at 350° (degrees) for twenty minutes. A. How long should | the 2 Be FOr ...-.n. minutes/seconds.FAST FOODS AND SANDWICHES 1. donut 11. taco 19. tea 28. BLT/bacon, lettuce, 2. muffin 12, slice of pizza 20. iced tea and tomato sandwich 3. bagel 13. bow! of chili 21. milk 29, white bread 4. bun 14, order of fried chicken 22. tuna fish sandwich 30. rye bread 5. danish/pastry 15. Coke/Diet Coke/ 23, egg salad sandwich 31. whole wheat bread 6. biscuit Pepsi/7-Up/... 24, chicken salad sandwich 32. pumperickel 7. croissant 16. lemonade 25. ham and cheese 33. pita bread 8. hamburger 17, coffee sandwich 34. aroll 9, cheeseburger 18. decaf coffee 26. roast beef sandwich 35. a submarine roll 10. hot dog 27. corned beef sandwich A. May lhelp you? A. I'd like a [22-28] on 29-351, please B. Yes. I'd like a/an {1-141 , please. 8. What do you want on it? ‘A. Anything to drink? A. Lettuce/tomato/mayonnaise/mustard/. B. Yes. I'l have a small/medium-size/ large/extra-large 15-21). Do you go to fastfood restaurants or sandwich shops? ‘When? How often? What do you order?THE RESTAURANT A. Appetizers 1. fruit cupfnuit cocktail 4. chicken wings 2. tomato juice 5, nachos shrimp cocktail 6. potato skins B. Salads 7. tossed salad/ 10. antipasto (plate) garden salad 11. Caesar salad B. Greek salad 12, salad bar 9. spinach salad CC. Main Courses/Entrees 13, meatloat 16. baked chicken 14, roast beeffprime rib 17. broiled fish 15. veal cutlet 18. spaghetti and meatballs D. Side Dishes 19. abaked potato 22. rice 20. mashed potatoes 23. noodles 24. mixed vegetables + french fries E, Desserts 25. chocolate cake 26. jello 26. apple pie 29. pudding 27. ice cream 30. ice cream sundae [Ordering dinner] A. May | take your order? B. Yes, please, For the appetizer I'd like the {1-61 A. And what kind of salad would you like? B. I'll have the [7-121 . ‘A. And for the main course? B. I'd like the {13-18}, please. [Ordering dessert) A. What side dish would you like with that? A. Would you care for some dessert? B. Hmm. | think Ill have 119-24). B. Yes. I'll have [25-291 /an [301 Do you go to restaurants? Which ones? What do you order? Describe some popular desserts in your country.COLORS ‘A. What's your favorite color? B. Red, @ 1. red 6. blue 11. brown: 16, turquoise 2. pink 7. purple 12. beige 17, hot pink 3. orange 8. black 13. light green 18. neon green 4. yellow 9, white 14. dark green 19. silver 5. green 10. gray 15. navy blue 20. gold ‘A. My color TV is broken, Do you know the flags of different B. What's the matter with it? ‘countries? What are the colors of A. People's faces are the flags you know? the sky is __ andthe ‘What color makes you happy? What Brass is 1 color makes you sad? Why?CLOTHING A. Ithink I'll wear my new shirt today. B. Good idea! 1. shirt/ 7. blouse 15. shorts 22, jacket long-sleeved shirt 8, turtleneck 16. sweater 23. blazer 2, short-sleeved shirt 9. pants/slacks 17. Veneck sweater 24, suit 3. dress shirt 10. (blue) jeans 18. cardigan sweater 25. three-piece suit 4. sport shirt 11. corduroy pants/ 19, overalls 26. vest 5. polo shirtjersey/ corduroys 20. uniform 27. tie/necktie sport shirt 12. skirt 21, jacket/sports jacke/ 28. bowtie 6. flannel shirt 13. dress sports coat 29. tuxedo 14, jumpsuit 30. (evening) gown What color clothes do you like to wear? Do you ever wear jeans? When? What do you wear at parties? at work cor at school? at weddings?SLEEPWEAR, UNDERWEAR, AND FOOTWEAR 1. pajamas 9. athletic supporter’ 16. half slip 27. tennis shoes 2. nightgown jockstrap 17. stockings 28. running shoes 3. nightshirt 10. long underwear! 18. pantyhose 29. high tops/ 4, bathrobe/robe ong johns 19. tights \igh-top sneakers 8. slippers 11, (bikini) panties! 20. socks 30. sandals 6. undershirt/ underpants 21. knee socks 31. thongs/flip-flops tee shirt 12. briefs 22. shoes 32. boots 7. (jockey) shorts/ 13. bra 23. (high) heels 33. work boots underpants 14, camisole 24. pumps 34, hiking boots 8. boxer shorts 15. slip 25. loafers 35. cowboy boots 26. sneakers 36. moccasins au [22-36] A. can't find my new A. Are those new B. Did you look in the bureau/dresser/closet? B. Yes, they are, A. Yes, Idid A. They'te very nice. B. Then it’s/they’re probably in the wash. B. Thanks. haa SS ee ae ee ee1, tee shirt 9. leotard 2. tank top 10. tights 3. sweatshirt 11. sweatband 4, sweat pants 12. coat 5. running shorts 13. overcoat 6. tennis shorts 14, jacket 7. lycra shorts 15. windbreaker 8. jogging suil/ 16. ski jacket running suit 17. bomber jacket 18. parka 19. down jacket 20. down vest 21. raincoat 22. poncho 23. trenchcoat 24, rubbers 25. gloves 26. mittens 31. hat - cap baseball cap beret rain hat ski hat ._ ski mask ear muffs scarf ny A. Excuse me, | found this/these in the dryer. Is i¥Are they yours? B. Yes. It'/They're mine. Thank you. Do you exercise? How? What kind of clothing and shoes cdo you wear when you exercise? 112-35 ‘A. What's the weather like today? B. It’s cool/cold/raining/snowing. think I'll wear my What do you wear outside when the weather is bad?‘A. Oh, no! think | lost my ring! ‘A. Oh, no! | think I lost my earrings! B. I'll help you look for it. B. I'll help you look for them. , 1. ring 7. chain 13. tie pinftie tack 20. shoulder bag 2. engagement ring 8. beads 14. tie clip 21. tote bag 3. wedding ring/ 9. pin 15. belt 22. book bag wedding band 10. watchiwrist watch 16. key ring/key chain 23. backpack 4. earrings 11. bracelet 17. wallet 24. briefcase 5. necklace 12. cuff links 18. change purse 25. umbrella 6. pearl necklace/ 19. pocketbook! pearls purse/handbag Do you like to wear jewelry? What jewelry do you havez In your country, what do men, women, and children use 10 carry their things?DESCRIBING CLOTHIN 1-2 9410 Ba 11-12 5-6 _large/big - small 1344 7-8 high-low 15-16 1-2 Are the sleeves too __ 3-4 Are the pants too 5-6 Ate the gloves too 7-8 — Are the heels too. Describe your favorite clothing. fancy ~ plain 17, striped heavy - light 18. checked dark = light 19, plaid wide — narrow 20. polka dot na} A. Are the sleeves too long? B. No. They'te too short. 9-10 Isthe blouse too 11-12 Isthe coat too 13-14 Isthe color too 15-16 Are the shoes too (17-24) A. How do you like this B. Actually, | prefer that 21. 22, 23. 24, print flowered paisley solid blue tie/shirtskirt? one.THE DEPARTMENT STORE A. Excuse me. Where's the store directory? B. 1. (store) directory 9, water fountain 16, Electronics Department 2. escalator 10. parking garage 17. Customer Assistance Counter! 3. Men's Clothing Department 11. Women’s Clothing Department Customer Service Counter 4. Periume Counter 12, Children’s Clothing Department 18, snack bar 5. Jewelry Counter 13. Housewares Department 19. Gift Wrap Counter 6. elevator 14, Furniture Department/ 20. parking lot 7. men’s room Home Furnishings Department 21. customer pickup area 8. ladies’ room 15. Household Appliances Department ‘A. Pardon me. isthisthe way tothe A. ll meet you aVin/neat/n front of Describe a department store you ' 7) the kenaw. Tell what ison each floor. B. Yes, iLis/No, it isn’, B. Okay. What time? t A. A300.VIDEO AND AUDIO EQUIPMENT * (il A. May I help you? B._ Yes, please. I'm looking for a TV. 1. TV/television set 7. turntable 13. stereo system/ 17. (audio) tape/ 2, remote control (unit) 8, tape deck sound system (audio) cassette 3. VCRivideocassette 9. CD player! 14, tape recorder 18, CD/compact disc recorder compact disc player 15. (personal) cassette 19. record 4, (blank) videotape 10. amplifier player Walkman ). set of headphones 3. video/video}tape 11. tuner 16. portable stereo. |. radio 6. camcorder/ 12, speaker systemyboom box 22. shortwave radio video camera 23. clock radio 2 A. Which company makes a good What video and audio equipment do he you have or want? Bin my opinion, the best. {In your opinion, which brands are i tdralby the best?COMPUTERS, TELEPHONES, AND CAMERAS ‘A. Can you recommend a good computer?* 1. computer 8. (floppy) disk/diskette 15, fax machine 2, monitor 9. (computer) software 16. camera 3. disk drive 10. portable computer 17. zoom lens 4. keyboard 11, notebook computer 18. camera case 5. mouse 12. telephone/phone 19, flash attachment 6. printer 13. portable phone/ 20. tripod 7. modem: portable telephone 21. film 14. answering machine 22. slide projector “With 9, use: Can you recommend good 27. B. Yes. This computer here is excellent }. (movie) screen |. electric typewriter 5. electronic typewriter . calculator adding machine voltage regulator . adapter ‘A. Excuse me, Do you sell et B. Yes. We catry a complete line of a fi 9 and 27, se the single ‘A. Which is the best? B. Thisone here. It's made by Do you have a camera? What kind is it? What do you take pictures off Does anyone you know have an answering machine? When you call, what does the machine say? How have computers changed the ‘world?THE TOY STORE A. Excuse me. I'm looking for (a/an)___s) for my grandson.* B. Look in the next aisle. ‘A. Thank you. * grandson(granddaughter, 1, (board) game 12, doll house 23. (color) markers 33. plastic swimming pool/ 2, (building) blocks 13. doll house furniture 24. coloring book wading pool 3. construction set 14. action figure 25. construction paper 34. video game system 4. (jigsaw) puzzle 15. stuffed animal 26. paint set 38. (video) game cartridge 5. rubber ball 16. matchbox car 27. (modeling) clay 36. hand-held video game 6. beach ball 17, toy truck 28. bicycle 37. walkie-talkie (set) 7. pail and shovel 18. racing car set 29. tricycle 38. trading cards 8. hula hoop 19. train set 30. wagon 39. stickers ‘9, jump rope 20. model kit 31. skateboard 40, bubble soap 10. doll 21. science kit 32, swing set 41. play house 11. doll clothing 22, crayons ‘A. don't know what to get my ‘A. Mom/Dad? Can we buy What toys are most popular in your year-old son/daughter thisthese 2 country? for hisfher birthday. B. No, Johnny. Net today What were your favorite toys when B. What about (@) _? you were a child? ‘A. Good idea! Thanks.Coins ® Value Written as: ts ‘one cent le $01 2, five cents Se $05 3: ten cents 10e $ 10 4. quarter twenty-five cents 25¢ $25 5. half dollar fifty cents 50¢ $ 50 6. silver dollar one dollar $1.00 ‘A. How much is a penny worth? A. Soda costs seventy-five cents, B. A penny is worth one cent Do you have enough change? B. Yes. I have a/two/three __{s) and Currency Name ‘We sometimes say: Value Written as: 7. (one-)dollar bill aone one dollar $ 1,00 8. five-dollar bill afive five dollars $ 5.00 9. ten-dollar bill aten ten dollars $ 10.00 10. twenty-dollar bill a twenty twenty dollars $ 20.00 11. fifty-dollar bill afilty fifty dollars $ 50.00 12. (one-jhundred dollar bill a hundred one hundred dollars $100.00 A. [need to go to the supermarket Do you have any cash? A. Can you change a five-dollar bill/a five? B. Letme see. | have a twenty-dollar bill B._ Yes. I've got five one-dollar bills/five ones. ‘A. Twenty dollars is enough. Thanks. Written as We say: How much de you pay for a loaf of bread? a hamburger? $1.20 cone dollar and twenty cents a cup of coffee? a gallon of gas? a dollar twenty Name and describe the coins and currency in your country $2.50 two dollars and fifty cents ‘What are they worth in U.S. dollars? two fifty 337.43 thirty-seven dollars and forty-three cents thirty-seven forty-threecheckbook 8. deposit slip 13. (bank) vault 1 2. check regis 9. withdrawal slip 14. safe deposit box 3. monthly statement 10. check 15. teller 4. bank book 11. money order 16. security guard 5. traveler's checks 12. loan application 17, automatic teller (machiney 6. credit card ATM (machine) 7. ATM card 18. bank officer 1-71 fea} 13-18] A. Whatare you looking for? ‘A. What are you doing? A. How many —___s does the B. My I can’t find B. I'miilling out this State Street Bank have? ivthem anywhere! A. For how much? B, B, Do you have a bank account? What kind? Where? Do you ever use traveler's checks? When? Do you have a credit card? What kind? When do you use it?THE BODY (1-23, 27-79] ‘A. My doctor checked my head and said everything is okay. B, I'm glad to hear that 1. head 11, pupil 21. tooth-teeth 31. back 37. buttocks 2. hair 12. comea 22, tongue 32. arm 38. leg 3. forehead 13. ear 23. chin 33. armpit 39. thigh 4. temple 14. earlobe 24, sidebun 34. elbow 40. knee 5. face 15. nose 25. mustache 35. waist 41. calf 6. eye 16. nostril 26. beard 36. hip 42, shin 7. eyebrow 17. cheek 27. neck 8. eyelid 18. jaw 28. shoulder 9. eyelashes 19. mouth 29. chest 10. iris 20. lip 30. abdomen —_—43. hand 53. foot 61. brain heart 73. muscles 44, wrist 54, ankle 62. throat 3. liver 74. bones 45. thumb 55. heel 63. esophagus |. gallbladder 75. pancreas 46. (index) finger 56. toe 64. windpipe 70. stomach 76. kidneys 47, middle finger 57, little toe 65. spinal cord 71. large intestine 77. bladder 48, ing finger 58. big toe 66. lungs 72. small intestine 78. veins 49, pinky/little finger 59. toenail 79. arteries 50. palm 60. skin 51. fingernail 52. knuckle Describe yourself as completely as you can. Which parts of the body are most important at school? at work? when you play your favorite sport?‘A. What's the matter? p, {! 2-481 ed my........ My is/are _(49-50] 27, faint 32. exhausted 36. burp 41. dislocate 46. break-broke 28, dizzy 33. cough 37. vomitthrow up 42. scratch 47. hurt-hurt 29, nauseous 34, sneeze 38. bleed 43. scrape 48, cut-cut 30. bloated 35. wheeze 39. twist 44, bruise 49. swollen 31. congested 40. sprain 45. burn 50. itchy A. How do you feel? Tell about the last time you didn’t feel well. What was B. Not so good/Not very well Terrible! the matter? A. Whats the matter? Tell about a time you hurt yourself. What happened? B and How? ‘A. Ym sorry to hear What are the symptoms of a cold? a heart problem?MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARE DI ne Og Sa Ke) S S ral te 1, doctor/physician 8. obstetrician 15, examination table 23, needle/syringe 2. nurse 9. gynecologist 16. eye chart 24, bandages/gauze 3. X-ray technician 10. pediatrician 17. scale 25. adhesive tape 4 lab technician 11. cardiologist 18. X-ray machine 26. alcohol 5. EMT/emergency 12. optometrist 19. stethoscope 27, cotton balls medical technician 13. surgeon 20. thermometer 28. drill 6. dentist 14. psychiatrist 21. gloves 29, anesthetic/Novocaine 7. (oral) hygienist 22. blood pressure gauge 1-14) [15-181 119-29} ‘A. What do you do? A. Please step over here tothe A. Please hand me the B. I'm a/an = B. Here you are. B. Okay. Where do you go for medical care? How often? ‘Who examines you? What does he/she do?MEDICAL TREATMENT AND THE HOSPITAL a HAVO 1. prescription 9. rest in bed 19. hospital bed 2. injection/shot 10. drink fluids 20. call button 3. bandaid 11. exercise 21. bed control 4. stitches 12. gargle 22. LV. 5. sling 13. X-rays 23. hospital gown 6. crutches 14. tests 24. bed table 7. cast 15. blood work/blood tests 25. bed pan 8 diet 16. surgery 26. medical chart 17. physical therapy 18. counseling 19-18) [19-26] [1-8) A, What did the doctor do? A, What did the doctor say? ‘A. This is your ___. B. She/He gave me (a/an) joer told me to 49-121. B. Isee. She/He told me | need 13-18). ‘When did you have your last medical checkup? Have you ever been in the hospital? What did the doctor say? When? Why? Tell about your experience.MEDICINE of 1. aspirin 6. throat lozenges 10, ointment 16. pill 2. cold tablets 7. antacid tablets 11. creme 17, tablet 3. vitamins 8. decongestant spray/ 12. lotion 18, capsule 4. cough syrup nasal spray 13. heating pad 19. caplet 5. cough drops 9. eye drops 14. ice pack 20. teaspoon 15, wheelchair 21. tablespoon 151 A. What did the doctor say? 16-211 ee de told me to take [1-41 . A. What's the dosage? B. [ She/He told me to use (a/an) {5-151 B. One every three hours. What medicines do you take or use? Describe any medical treatments or medicines in your For what ailments? country that are different from the ones in these lessons.THE POST OFFICE 1. letter 9. registered mail 17. selective service 26. postal worker! 2. postcard 10. express mail/ registration form postal clerk 3. air letter/ overnight mail 18. envelope 27. scale aerogramme 11. stamp 19, address 28, stamp machine 4. package/parcel 12, sheet of stamps 20. zip code 29, mail truck 5. first class 13. roll of stamps 21, retuin address 30, mailbox 6. air mail 14, book of stamps 22, stamp/postage 31, letter carrier/ 7. parcel post 15. money order 23. postmark mall carrier 8. book rateythird class 16. change-ofaddress 24, mail slot 32, mail bag form 25. window 0-4] 3 15-10) A. Where are you going? \ ‘A. How do you want B. To the post office. to send it? Uhave to mail a/an___. B , please. 241 47 Do you want me to A. Next! mail this letter for you? B. I'd likea _ please, Yes, thanks. A. Here you are. Oops! You forgot the at time does your letter carrier Describe the post office you use: Tell about the postal system in your your mail? Does he/she drive a How many postal windows are there? country. ltruck or carry a mail bag and walk? _Is there a stamp machine? ‘Are the postal workers friendlyTHE LIBRARY @ wy ‘Bi O wan 2 o - 8 int C4 some 7@ f — aN Zee i = " © —=f ; LT, z one - orn { sea 3 clca =] hile - | T rae Ses Af 9 = "o- PEE bs : s : i >) = rt Cer 3 ‘ - ha a . se 1. librarian 9. information desk 16. media section 24, journal 2. checkout desk 10. copiet/ 17. videotape 25. call card 3. library assistant (photo)copy machine 18. record 26. call number 4. microfilm 11, reference librarian 19, tape 27. author 5. microfiche 12, reference section 20. computer disketie 28, title 6. card catalog 13. atlas 21. periodicals section 29. subject 7. online catalog 14, encyclopedia 22. newspaper 30. library card 8. shelves 15. dictionary 23. magazine nay ‘A. Excuse me. Where’s/ Where are the (12-24) ‘A. Excuse me, Where can | find . May | help you? 2 afan [13-15,17-20, 22-241? Yes, please. I'm having B, Overthere, al/near/next to. ——-B._ Look in the _112, 16, 21_ over trouble finding a book. thes there. A. Do you know the 2 B. Yes. ‘Do you go toa library? Which one? What does this library have? Describe how you use the library1. office 8. language lab 15. bleachers 21. lunchroom monitor 2. nurse's office 9. chemistry lab 16. track 22, cafeteria worker 3. guidance office 10. teachers’ lounge 17. principal 23. driver's ed instructor 4. cafeteria 11. gym/gymnasium 18. assistant principal 24. teacher 5. principal's office 12. locker room 19, (school) nurse 25. coach 6. classroom 13. auditorium 20. guidance counselor 26. custodian 7. locker 14, field 114161 17-26) ‘A. Where are you going? A. Who's that? B._I'mgoing to the * B. That's the new —__. ‘A. Do you have a hall pass? B. Yes. Here itis. “With 6 and 7, use: I'm going to my Describe the school where you study English. Tell about differences between schools in the United States Tell about the rooms, offices, and people. and in your county.SCHOOL SUBJECTS AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES J [o rd cy22, band 25. drama 28. yearbook 23, orchestra 26. football 29, literary magazine 24, choir/chorus 27. school newspaper 30. student government Ge 1-21) (22-30) A. What do you have next period? A. Are you going home right after school? B How about you? {he Thave_{22-26| practice. A No. Ihave a_{27-30|_ meeting, B. There's the bell. I've got to go.OCCUPATIONS I tyr SA EA. What do you do? 8. Iman accountant. How about you? 1. accountant : . br nason 13, carpenter 2. actor artist . ba = bu 14, cashier 3. actress nbler . bookkeeper , 15. chef/cook3 z 29. 26. foreman 30. journalisvreporterOCCUPATIONS II‘A. Can you act? B. Yes, I can. components construct thingsTHE OFFIC 1. reception area 2. coat rack 3. coat closet 4. message board 5. mailbox 6. file cabinet 7. supply cabinet 8. storage cabinet 9. workstation 10. computer workstation 11, water cooler 12. coffee cart 13. office 14, mailroom 15. postage machine/ postage meter 16. copier/ (photo}copy machine 11-25) A. Where's ted p,_[He’s/She's in themhisfher * * | He's/She’s at theyhis/her i "1,13, 14, 18-20, 23 #212, 15-47, 21, 22, 24, 25 17. 18. 19, 20. 21. 22, 23. 24, 25. waste receptacle supply room storage room conference room conierence table whiteboard/ dry erase board employee lounge coffee machine soda machine 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. receptionist typist file clerk secretary administrative assistant office manager office assistant employer/boss [26-331 ‘A. Who's he/she B. He’y/She’s the new Describe an office you are familiar with Tell about the rooms, the work areas, and the employees.|. computer VDTWvideo display terminal (dot-matrix) printer (letter-quality) printer (laser) printer . word processor typewriter . calculator adding machine microcassette recorder/dictaphone OFFICE EQUIPMENT ‘A. Do you know how to work this computer? B. No, I don’t. ‘A. Let me show you how. «telephone . headset . phone system }. telex machine fax machine 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Do you know how to operate a pencil sharpener electric pencil sharpener paper cutter plastic binding machine postal scale paper shredder computer? a fax machine? Give step-by-step instructions for using some type of office equipment.9. desk 10. desk pad 19. swivel chair 11, wastebasket 20. rolodex 12. posture chait/ 2. pencil cup clerical chair 2. letter tray/ 13. wall calendar 23. stacking tray 14, wall planner memo holder 15. file cabinet 24. desk calendar 16. stapler 25. desk lamp 17, staple remover 26. nameplate 18. tape dispenser 27. paper clip dispenser business cards clipboard appointment book organizet/ personal planner timesheet paycheck letter opener scissors 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34, 35. 36. punch 3-hole punch stamp padfink pad rubber stamp pen pencil mechanical pencil highlighter (pen) eraser i A B A, 8. 51 Welcome to the company. Thank you. How do you like your 2 It’sThey‘re very nice. 116-36) A. My desk is such a mess! I can’t find my 1 B. Here itiyHere they are next to your ‘Which items on this page do you have? Do you have an appointment book, personal planner, or calendar? How do you remember important things such as appointments, meetings, and birthdays?OFFICE SUPPLIES 1. paper clip 10. pushpin 18. catalogenvelope 27. 2. plastic clip 11. index card 19. clasp envelope 3. paper fastener 12, memo pad/note pad 20. mailer 28. 4, bulldog clip 13. Post-it note pad 21, mailing label 5. binder clip 14. message pad 22, typewriter ribbon 29, 6. clamp 15. legal pad 23. gluestick 30. 7. rubber band 16. {ile folder/ 24, glue 31. 8 staple manila folder 25. rubber cement 32. 9, thumbtack 17. envelope 26. masking tape 33. Scotch tape/ cellophane tape sealing tape/ package mailing tape stationery typing paper carbon paper ‘computer paper cortection fluid We've run out of _{1-23] s. We've run out of _[24-33} ‘A. Could | borrow a/an/some [1-33] ? B. I'll get some more from the supply room B. Sure. Here you are. Which supplies do you use? What do you use them for? Where do you buy them?THE FACTORY 1. time clock 8. work station 14. first-aid kit 21. suggestion box 2. time cards 9. quality control 15. conveyor belt 22. caieteria 3. supply room supervisor 16. warehouse = shipping department 4. safety glasses 10. foreman 17. forklift hand truck 5. masks 11, machine 18. freight elevator loading dock 6. (assembly) line 12. lever 19. vending machine 26. payroll office 7. worker 13. fire extinguisher 20. union notice 27. personnel office A. Excuse me. I'm a new employee. A, Have you seen Fred? Where’sWhere are the _? B. Yes. He's in/on/al/next to/near B. Next to/Near/In/On the —__ the Ss ‘Are there any factories where you live? What kind? ‘What products do factories in your country produce? ‘What are the working conditions there?1, wheelbarrow 7. helmevhard hat 14. dump truck 21. trailer 28. insulation 2. toalbelt 8. blueprints 15. front-end loader 22. van 29. brick 3. shovel 9. trowel 23. backhoe 30. shingle 4 sledgehammer 10, tape measure 24. cement 31. pipe 5. pickax 11, level 25. wood/lumber 32. girder/beam 6 jackhammer/ 12, ladder 19. cement mixer 26. plywood pneumatic drill 13. scaffolding 20. pickup truck 27. wire nai 113-231 [24-32] A. Could you get me ‘A. Watch out for that____! A. Are we going to have enough thavthose —_2 B. Oh! Thanks for the warning! 24-26] _/ [29-32] s to finish B. Sure. the job? B. I think so, What building materials is your home made off ‘ell about a construction site near your home or school. When was it built? Describe what you see,1 33 3. 5. 6. % 8 9. windshield wipers 10. uu. 12, headlight bumper lun signal 4. parking light tire hubcap hood windshield side mirror antenna sunroof 3, 14, 15. 16. 17. 18. 19, 20. a. 22. 23. . luggage rack/ luggage carrier rear windshield rear defroster trunk taillight brake light backup light . license plate tailpipe muffler transmission J. gas tank - jack - spare tire . flare . jumper cables . engine . spark plugs - carburetor - air filter - battery |. dipstick «alternator 36. 37. 38. 39, 40. a. 42. 43. 44, 45. radiator fan belt radiator hose as station! service station air pump service bay mechanic attendant gas pump nozzle46. visor 57. steering wheel 70. accelerator/gas pedal 83. sedan 47. rearview mistor 58. steering column 71. gearshift 84. hatchback 48, dashboard/ 59. air bag 72. automatic transmission 85. station wagon instrument panel 60. hom 73. clutch 86. sports car gas gauge/fuel gauge 74. sstickshit 87. convertible temperature gauge " 75. manual transmission 88. minivan speedometer 63. tape deckicassette player 76. door lock 89. jeep . odometer 64. air conditioning, 77. door handle 90. limousine warning lights 65. heater 78. shoulder harness 91. pick-up truck vent 66. defroster 79. armrest 92. tow truck tum signal 67. glove compartment 80. headrest 93. truck cruise control 68. emergency brake 81. seat belt 69. brake 82. seat 11,3, 8-15, 23, 34-38, 46-82] 11, 4-6, 9-11, 30-33, 37, 38) 1, 2, 4-8, 10-14, 16-20 A. What's the matter with your car? A. Can thelp you? A. Lwas just in a car accident! B. The (s} is/are broken. B. Yes. I need to replace B. Oh, no! Were you hurt? a/the__{s). A. No. Butmy —__(s) washvere damaged, Do you own a car? What kind? Which of the features on pages 92-93 does your car have? Tell about any repairs your car has needed.HIGHWAYS AND STREETS tunnel 11. entrance ramp/ 20. speed limit sign 30. intersection He 2. bridge on ramp 21. exit (ramp) 31. school crossing 3. tollbooth 12, interstate (highway) 22. exit sign 32. comer 4. exact change lane 13. median 23. yield sign 33, traffic light’ 5. route sign 14. left lane 24, service area traffic signal 6. highway 15. middle lane/ 25, railroad crossing 34, no left turn sign 7. road center lane 26. street 35. no right tur sign 8 divider/barrier 16. right lane 27, one-way street 36. no U-turn sign 9. overpass 17. shoulder 28. double yellow line 37. donot enter sign 10. underpass 18. broken line 29. crosswalk 38. stop sign 19. solid line A. Where's the accident? 8. It’s onfin/at/near the Describe a highway you travel on. In aates pach rere eee io rok Describe an intersection near where you live. accidents occur? Why are these places dangerous?A train 11. luggage/baggage 21, bus station 30. token booth 1. train station 12, porter/tedcap 22, ticket counter 31, turnstile 2. ticket window 13. engine G teas 32. commuter 3. arrival and departure 14. engineer ae Bockicg subway) token board 15, passenger car 24, tider/passenger 34 fare card 4. information booth 16, sleeper ae ate 35. fare card machine 3 eheablehiebiet © 7, aint 36. Was ton ie Sit 8, bus 27. transfer eee 18. bus 37. taxifcabjtaxicab 8. platform D. subway sh : 19, luggage compartment’ 9° subway station 38 meter separ ecompariment 39° Supeay 39, fare po een eegE 20. bus driver 40. cab driverftaxi driver el {1-8, 10-23, 26, 26-31, 35, 361 ‘A. How are you going to get there? A. Excuse me. Where's the 2 ''m going to take the _|A-Dj B. Over there. I'm going to take a_{e How do you get to school or work? In your country, can you travel far by train or by bus? Where can Describe public transportation where you live. you go? How much do tickets cost? Describe the buses and trainsTHE AIRPORT A. Check-in 1. ticket counter 2, ticket agent 3. ticket 4. arrival and departure monitor B. Security 3. security checkpoint 6. security guard 7. X-ray machine 8. metal detector — 5 C. The Gate 9. check-in counter 10. boarding pass 11. gate 2. waiting area 3. concession stand/ snack bar 14, gift shop 15. duty-iree shop 1 1 ight over there. “With 24 and 27, use: Excuse me. Where's 1 Have you ever gone through Customs and immigration Tell about your experience. Deseribe airport you are familiar with. T area, security, concession stands, and the bag about the check-in claim area 0} D. Baggage Claim 16. baggage claim (area) 17. baggage carousel 18. suitcase rent bag age rter/skycap - P 23. (baggage) claim check . Customs and Immigration |. customs - customs officer - customs declaration form /. immigration |. immigration officer |. passport visa 13,10, 18-21, 23, 26, 29, 301 A. Oh, no! | B. I'll help you look for it. ink I've lost my !1. cockpit 13. overhead compartment 24, armrest 35. airplane/plane/jet 2. pilot/captain 14, aisle 25. seat control 36. nose 3. co-pilot 15. seat belt 26. tray (table) 37. fuselage 4. instrument panel 16. window seat 27. meal 38. cargo door 5. ‘light engineer 17. middle seat 28. seat pocket 39. landing gear 6. first-class section 18, aisle seat 29, emergency instruction 40. wing 7. passenger 19. Fasten Seat Belt card 41. engine 8. galley sign 30. air sickness bag 42. tail 9, flight attendant 20. No Smoking sign 31. life vest 43. propeller plane/prop 10. lavatory/bathroom 21, call button 32. runway 44. propeller 1. cabin 22. oxygen mask 33. terminal (building) 45. helicopter 12. carry-on bag 23. emergency exit 34. control tower 46. rotor (blade) A. Where's the 2 Ladies and gentlemen. ‘This is your captain B. In/On/Next to/Behind/In front of/Above/ speaking. I'm sorry for the delay. We had a little Below the problem with one of our _s.* Everything, is fine now andl we'll be taking off shortly. “Use 4, 7, 10, 12, 20-22, 24 Have you ever flown in an airplane? Tell about a flight you Bea flight altendant!_ Give your passengers instructions have taken. Describe the plane, your seat, and the meal before takeofTHE WEATHER AND SEASONS ‘A. Weather B. Temperature C. Seasons 1. sunny 7. humid/muggy 13. lightning 18. thermometer 26. summer 2. cloudy 8. raining 14, thunderstorm 19, Fahrenheit 27. fall/autumn 3. clear 9. drizzling 15. snowstorm 20. Centigrade/Celsius 28. winter 4. hazy 10. snowing 16. hurricane/ 21. hot 29. spring 5. 11, hailing typhoon 22. warm 6. 12. sleeting 17. tornado 23. cool 24. cold 25. freezing 12) 113.17) 119-251 ‘A. What's the weather like? ‘A. What's the weather forecast? A. How’s the weather? B. It’s B. There's going to be B. Ws (21-25) n31_/a_{14-171 ‘A. What's the temperature? B. It’s ......degrees [19,201 . Describe the seasons where you live. What's your favorite season? Tell about the weather and the temperature. Why?A. camping 6. lantern C. mountain climbing —_E. picnic 1. tent 7. camp stove 11. hiking boots 14. (picnic) blanket 2. backpack 15. thermos B. hiking D. rock climbing 3. sleeping bag 8, hiking Bocas 12, Tope 16. picnic basket 4, tent stakes 9, compass 13. harness 5. hatchet 10. trail map. lel 16) A. Let's go * this weekend ‘A. Did you bring the 2 B. Good idea! We haven’t gone _* B. Yes, Idi ina long time. "With E, say: on a picnic [hive you ever gone camping or hiking? Do you like to go on picnics? Where? [iioe ‘What equipment did you use? ‘What picnic supplies and food do you take with yout1. jogging path 7. trash can 12. band shell 17. bench 23. tire swing 2. rest rooms 8. memry-go-round/ 13. bridle path 18. playground 24, seesaw 3. statue carousel 14. bike rack 19. jungle gym 25. wading pool 4. picnic area 9. fountain 15, duck pond 20, monkey bars 26. sandbox 5. picnic table 10. z00 16. bicycle pathy 21. slide 27. sand 6. grill 11. water fountain bikeway 22. swings 13} (19-271 ‘A. Excuse me. Does this park have . (eee onthe 119.24) | @)__3 Be careful in the {25-271 | B. Yes. Right over there. B. I will, Mom/Dad Describe a park and a playground you are familiar with:1. 8. 2, lifeguard stand 9 3. life preserver 10. 4, snack bar! 1. refreshment stand 12. 5. sand dune 13. 6. rock 14, 7. swimmer 15. wave . surfer vendor sunbather sand castle seashell/shell beach umbrella (beach) chair THE BEACH 2 16. (beach) towel 17. bathing suit/swimsuit 18. bathing cap 19. kickboard 20. surfboard 21. kite 22. raft/air mattress 23. tube 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. (beach) blanket sun hat sunglasses, suntan lotior/sunscreen pail/bucket shovel beach ball cooler 11-131 ‘A. What a nice beach! B. Itis, Look at all the st 14301 A. Are you ready for the beach? B, Almost. | just have to get my | you like to go to the beach? Describe your favorite beach. What do you take when you go there?\. jogging ging suit jogging shoes - running, running shorts running shoes - walking, = walking shoes - roller skating, . roller skates . knee pads . cycling/bicycling/biking, - bicycle/bike . (bicycle) helmet skateboarding . skateboard + elbow pads . bowling 1. bowling ball . bowling shoes |. horseback riding. 14, 15. 16. saddle reins stirrups |. skydiving, 17. parachute n . golf 18. 19, golf clubs golf ball . tennis 20. 21. tennis racquet tennis ball squash 22, 23. squash racquet squash ball - handball, |. handball glove - handball . racquetball . safety goggles ~ racquetball . racquet . ping pong ). paddle . ping pong table 3h .. ping pong ball net. frisbee |. weightlifting X. wrestle 33. frisbee 39. karate outfit 46. barbell 52. wrestling uniform 40. karate belt 47. weights 53. (wrestling) mat Q. darts 34. dartboard T. gymnastics V. archery ¥. work out 35. darts 1. 48. bow and arrow 54. universal/ 49. exercise equipment R. billiards/pool " 55. exercise bike 36. pool table 44, horse W. box 37. billiard balls 45, trampoline 50. boxing gloves 3B. pool stick 51. (boxing) trunks iy ‘A. What do you like to do Ass in your free time? -55 A. Lreally like this/ new B._It's/They’re very nice. ese A PV like todo is-vi Vike to {WY} Do you do any of these activities? Which ones? Which are popular in your country?TEAM SPORTS AH A. Do you like baseball? B. Yes. Baseball is one of my favorite sports. Poe; A. baseball C. football E. (ice) hockey G. volleyball 1. baseball player 5. football player 9. hockey player 13. volleyball player 2. baseball field/ballfield 6. football field 10. hockey rink 14. volleyball court B. softball D. lacrosse F. basketball . soccer 3. softball player 7. lacrosse player 11. basketball player soccer player 4. ballfield 8. lacrosse field 12. basketball court 16. soccer field ‘Which sports on this page do you like to play? Which do you like to watch? ‘What are your favorite teams? Name some famous players of these sports, B. You're right. 1 of the best *Use 1, 3,5, 7,9, 11, 13, 15. BL Allright, Coach! +Use 2, 4, 6, 6, 10, 12, 14, 16TEAM SPORTS EQUIPMENT 1-271 A. [can’t find my baseball! B. Look in the closet.* ‘closet, basement, garage A. baseball B. softball D. lacrosse F. basketball 1. baseball 8. softball 13. lacrosse ball 21. basketball 2. bat 9. softball glove 14, face guard 22. backboard 3. batting helmet 15. lacrosse stick 23. basketball hoop 4. baseball uniform C. football 5. catcher’s mask 10. football E. hockey G. volleyball 6. baseball glove 11, football helmet 16. hockey puck 24. volleyball 7. catcher’s mitt 12. shoulder pads 17. hockey stick 25. volleyball net 18, hockey mask 19. hockey glove H. soccer 20. hockey skates 26. soccer ball 27. shinguards [Athome] Which sport on this page are popular ‘A. I'm going to play {AHL after in your countey? Which sports are te © school today. played in high school? uipment is over 8. Don’t forget your [1=21, 24-271!WH ‘A. What's your favorite winter sport? B ‘A. (downhill) skiing B, cross-country skiing _D. figure skating F. bobsledding 1. skis 5. cross-country skis 8. figure skates 11. bobsled 2. ski boots 3. bindings C. (ice) skating E, sledding G. snowmobiling 4. poles 6. (ice) skates 9. sled 12. snowmobile 7. skate guards 10. sledding dish/saucer H, tobogganing 13. toboggan 5 Have you ever watched the Winter ( Olympics? What is your favorite to event? Which event do you think lo. Do you sell 2 is the most exciting? the most we do/No, we don't ———— dangerous?WATER SPORTS AND RECREATION ro! nN (Add ‘A. Would you like to go sailing tomorrow? B. Sure. I'd love to. A. sailing D. kayaking F. swimming H. scuba diving —_K. waterskiing 1. sailboat 7. kayak 11. swimsuit’ 17. wet suit 23. water skis 2. life preserver 8. paddle bathing suit 18. (air) tank 24. towrope B. canoeing E. (white water) 12+ paeie 19» Calving) maste L. fishing, 3. canoe rafting 13, bathing cap 1. surfing 25. (fishing) rod 4. paddles 9. raft G. snorkeling 20. surfboard 26. reel Crewing 10. life jacket 14. ican J. windsurfing 27. (ishing) line 5. rowboat ie flees 21. sailboard a pet 16, flippers ot el 29. bait A. Have you ever gone [A-LI? ‘A. Do you have everything you Which sports on this page have you B. Yes, thave/No, | haven’ need to go 1A-L1? tried? Which sports would you like B. Yes. {have my [1-291 (and my tot? 1-291) ‘Are any ofthese sports popular in ‘A. Have a good time. your country? Which ones?SPORT AND EXERCISE ACTIONS 1. hit 8. bounce 15. hop 22. swing 29. push-up 2. pitch 9. dribble 16. skip 23. push 30, sit-up 3. throw 10. shoot 17. jump 24. pull 31, leg lit 4. catch 11. stretch 18. kneel 25. lift 32. jumping jack 5. pass 12, bend 19. sit 26. swim 33. deep knee bend 6. kick 13, walk 20. lie down 27. dive 34. somersault 7. serve 14. run 21. reach 28. shoot 35. cartwheel 36. handstand 11-28) 129-36) A. the ball! A. Now ! A. Okay, everybody. | want B. Okay, Coach! B. Like this? you to do twenty _s! A. Yes. B. Twenty sit A. That's right Do you exercise regularly? Be an exercise instructor. Lead your friends in an exercise Which exercises do you do? routine using the actions on this page.HANDICRAFTS, HOBBIES, AND GAME wq) A. What's your hobby? A. sewing E, needlepoint K. woodworking P. photography y, Seeing madhine F. embroidery L. stamp collecting 27. Canes Pe ad 6 19. stamp album Q. astronomy 3. pin cushion G. quilting oh eee 4. thread ss sali M. coin collecting Las 5. (sewing) needle ie one. 20. coin catalog R. games 6. thimble aoe eear 21. coin album 29. chess 7. material ‘Bra 4 30. checkers 2 tag ee mode ule 1. kgaron 8. knitting needle 1. sculpting/sculpture 33" (model) glue 32, Monopoly 9; yar 15. plaster ae Godan sale 33. Scrabble f 16. stone P i 34. cards C. weaving 1 pati O. bird watching 35. Trivial Pursuit 10, loon 7 cay 25. binoculars 36. marbles D. crocheting EY 26. field guide 37. jacks 11. crochet hook Te poseravihve! 1-28) (29-37) What's your hobby? Lin a store] [At homel What games are popular in your A. May [help you? A. What do you want to do? country? Describe how to play one. 8. Yes, please. I'd like to buy B. Lets play __ (aan)A. theater 1. lights/lighting 2. curtain 3. spotlight 4. scenery 5. stage 6. chorus 7. dancer 8. actress 9. actor [AE 10. nu. 12. 13. 14, 15. 16. 17, 18. 19, orchestra orchestra pit audience aisle orchestra mezzanine balcony usher program ticket A. What are you doing this evening? B. I’m going to the oo] | 8. symphony 28. ballerina 20. symphony orchestra 29, ballet company 21. musician 30. ballet slippers 22. conductor 31. toeshoes 23. baton pais 24: podiury 32. marquee ©. opera 33. box office 25. opera singer 34. billboard 26. opera company 35. lobby Diikstlat 36. refreshment stand 27. ballet dancer 37 Amaled acre (1-11, 20-371 (14-16) ik | What rosanict A. Where did you sit during * | What magnificent the performance? B. lagree. B. We sat in the ‘What kinds of entertainment on this page are popular in your country? Tell about a play, concert, opera, ballet, or movie you have seen. Describe the performance and the theater,TYPES OF ENTERTAINMENT Be ES . music 9. blues C. movies D. TV programs - classical music 10. bluegrass 16. drama 24, drama popular music 11. heavy metal 17. comedy 25. (situation) comedy/ . country music 12, reggae 18, western sitcom | rock music 19, cartoon 26. talk show 5. folk music B. plays 20. foreign film 27. game show 5. rap music 13. drama 21. adventure movie 28. news program gospel music 14, comedy 22. war movie 29. sports program | jazz 15. musical (comedy) 23. science fiction movie 30. children’s program 31, cartoon ‘A. What kind of {4-D|_ do you like? [its 1-12 Hike 113-311 s. What's your favorite type of music? ‘What kind of movies do you like? What kind of TV programs do you like? Who is your favorite singer? musician? Who are your favorite movie stars? What are your favorite shows? musical group? What are the titles of your favorite movies?MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS + 3 Jy A, Do you play a musical instrument? B. Yes. | play the A. Strings B. Woodwinds 19. trombone E, Keyboard Instruments 1. violin 11. piccolo 20. French horn 28. piano 2, viola 12. flute 21. tuba 29. organ 3. cello 13. clarinet 30, electric piano/ 4, bass 14. oboe D. Percussion digital piano 5. (acoustic) guitar 15, recorder 22. drum 31. synthesizer 6. ukelele 16. saxophone 23, kettle drum 7. electric guitar 17. bassoon 24, bongos F. Other Instruments 8. banjo 25. conga (drum) 32, accordion 9. mandolin C. Brass 26. cymbals 33, harmonica 10. harp 18. trumpet 27. xylophone A. You play the very well. A. What's that noise? Bo you play a musical instrument? B. Thank you. B. That's my son/daughter Which one? practicing the Which instruments are usually in an orchestra? _a marching band? ‘a rock music group? Name and describe other musical instruments used in your county.1. tree 11. dogwood 21. redwood 31. chrysanthemum/ 41. tulip 2, leaf-leaves 12. holly 22. (weeping) willow mum 42. violet 3. twi 13. magnolia 23. flower 32. daffodil 43. bush 4. branch 14, elm 24. petal 33. daisy 44. shrub 5. limb 15. cherry 25. pistula 34. gardenia 45. fern 6. trunk 16. palm 26. stamen 35. lily 46. plant 7. bark 17. birch 27. stem 36. pansy 47. cactus-cacti 8. root 18. maple 28. bud 37. petunia - vine 9. needle 19. oak 29. thom 38. orchid 49, grass 10. cone 20. pine 30. bulb 39. rose 30. poison ivy 40. sunflower [11-22 131-48) A, What kind of tree is that? A. Look at all the sl B. I think it's a/an tree, B. They're beautifull Describe your favorite tree and your favorite flower. In your country, are flowers used at weddings? at funerals? ‘What kinds of trees and flowers grow where you live? ‘on holidays? on visits to the hospital? Tell which flowers are used for different occasions.iss Sante Deoee AND Sanaa 1, forest/woods 8B. hi 15. river 22. ocean 2. lake 9. field 16. dam 23. island 3. meadow 10. stream/brook 17. desert 24. air pollution 4. mountain 11. pond 18. dune 25. acid rain 32. wind 5. valley 12. plateau 19. jungle 26. toxic waste 33. nuclear energy 6. waterfall 13. cliff 20. seashore 27. radiation 34, solar energy 7. rapids 14. canyon 21. bay 28. water pollution 35. hydroelectric power 11-23) oe this a beautiful ___?! [24-28] Aren't these beautiful a ‘A. Do you worry about the environment? B. IWs/They’re magnificent. B. Yes. I'm very concerned about Describe some places of natural beauty in What kind of energy do you use to heat your home? to cook? your country. In your opinion, which kind of energy is best for producing electriciy?1. farmhouse 8. stable 16. orchard 24, rooster 32. bull 2. (vegetable) 9. hay 17. fruit tree 25. chicken/hen 33. (dairy) cow garden 10. pitchfork 18. farmer 26. chick 34. calf-calves 3. scarecrow 11. barnyard 19. hired hand 27. turkey 35. horse 4. crop 12. pig pen/pig sty 20. chicken coop 28. goat 36. pig 5. irrigation system 13. field 21, hen house 29, kid 37. piglet 6. barn 14, combine 22, fence 30. sheep 7. silo 15. pasture 23. tractor 31. lamb ‘A. Where's the __? A. The _[24-37] s got loose again! B. In/OryNext to the —__. B. Oh, no! Where are they? A. They're in the {1,2, 12,13, 15, 16,20,211! Tell about farms in your country. What crops and animals are common on these farms?|. fox . porcupine a. quill raccoon 1. wolf-wolves - Moose a, antler . deer a. hoof fawn |. mouse-mice ). chipmunk 10. 1, 12, 13. 14, 15, 16. 7, rat squirrel rabbit gopher beaver bat skunk possum 18. 19. 20. 2. 22. 23. 24, 25. 26. donkey buffalo camel a. hump llama horse a. tail foal pony armadillo kangaroo a. pouch 27. 28. 29. 30. leopard a. spots giraffe bison elephant a. tusk b. trunk a. mane = hippopotamus . hyena 5. rhinoceros a. horn - zebra a. stripes37. black bear 41. panda 46. orangutan a. claw 42. monkey 47. gorilla 38. grizzly bear 43. chimpanzee «48, anteater 39. polar bear 44. gibbon 49. worm 40. koala (bear) 45. baboon 50. slug, 1-501 ‘A. Look at that ___1 B. Wow! That's the biggest __ I've ever seen! Pets 54. puppy 51. cat 55. hamster a. whiskers 56. gerbil 52. kitten 57. guinea pig 53. dog [51-57] ‘A. Do you have a pet? B. Yes. | have a ‘A. What's your B. ‘s name? What animals can be found where you live? Isthere a z00 near where you live? What animals does the 00 have? ‘What are some common pets in your country? lfyou were an animal, which animal do you think you ‘would be? Why? Does your culture have any popular folk tales or children’s stories about animals? Tell a story you are familiar with,BIRDS AND INSECTS A. Birds 8. sparrow 19. duck B. Insects 41. bee 1. robin 9. woodpecker a. bill 31. fly a. beehive a. nest a. beak 20. duckling 32. mosquito 42. caterpillar b. egg 10. swallow 21. goose 33. flea a. cocoon 2. blue jay 11. pigeon 22. swan 34. firefly/ 43. butterfly a. wing 12. owl 23. flamingo lightning bug 44. grasshopper b. tail 13. hawk 24. crane 35. moth 45. ant . feather 14. eagle 25. stork 36. dragonily 46. beetle 3. cardinal a. claw 26. pelican 37. spider 47. termite 4. hummingbird 15. canary 27. peacock a. web 48. roach/cockroach 5. pheasant 16. cockatoo 28. penguin 38. ladybug 49. scorpion 6. crow 17. parrot 29. roadrunner 39. wasp 50. centipede 7. seagull 18. parakeet 30. ostrich 40. tick 51. praying mantis cricket s [31-521 1-52] A. Hold stilll There's a (on your shirt! A. Is that a/an B. Oh! Can you get it off of me? B. No. I think it’s a/an ‘A. There! It's gone! What birds and insects can be found where you live? Does your culture have any popular folktales or children's stories about birds or insects? Tell a story you are familiarFISH, SEA ANIMALS, AND REPTILES — 2 © A. Fish B. Sea Animals 16. crab C. Amphibians and Reptiles 1. trout 9. whale 17. octopus 26. tortoise 32. tadpole a. fin 10. dolphin a. tentacle a. shell ; b. gill 11, seal 18. shrimp, 27. turtle }. salamander c. tail a. flipper 19. mussel 28. alligator . snake 2. bass 12. jellyfish 20. clam 29. crocodile 36. rattlesnake 3. salmon, 13. otter 21. scallop 30. lizard 37, cobra 4. shark 14. walrus 22. oyster 31. iguana 38, boa constrictor 5. flounder a. tusk 23. snail 6. swordfish 15. lobster 24, starfish 7. eel a. claw 25, squid 8. sea horse 1-38) [26-38] A. Isthat a/an 2 ‘A. Are there any s around here? B. No, But there are lots of. s. B. No. | think it’s a/an What fish, sea animals, and reptiles can be found in your country? In your opinion, which ones are the most interesting? Which ones are endangered and need to be protected? Why? the most beautiful? the most dangerous?MEASUREMENTS AND GEOMETRIC SHAPES = & ‘A. Measurements 10. distance C. Geometric Shapes. base D. Solid Figures 1. height M1. mile 16. square d. hypotenuse 22. cube 2. width 12. kilometer a. side 19. isosceles triangle 23. cylinder 3. depth 17. rectangle a. acute angle 24, sphere 4, length B. Lines a. length b. obtuse angle 25. cone 5. inch 13. straight line b. width 20. circle 26. pyramid 6. foot-feet 14. parallel lines, ¢. diagonal a. center 7. yard 15. perpendicular 18. right triangle b. radius 8. centimeter lines a. apex c. diameter 9. meter b. right angle d. circumference « ellipse/oval inch (1%) = 2.54 centimeters (cr 1 foot (1") = 0.305 meters (m) 1 yard 1 yd) = 0914 meters im) | 1-9) (1412) T mile (mi) = 1.6 kilometers (km) A. What's the {1-41 ? ‘A. What's the distance? aie Mee ke B. 5-91 (s). 6-211 (22-261 113-261 A. Who can tell me what A. Who knows what figure ‘A. This painting is magnificent! shape this is? this is? B, Hmm. {don't think so. It just looks like a lot of ____s and ____s to me! B, Ican. It’s aan B. Ido. It's a/anTHE UNIVERSE AND SPACE EXPLORATION A. The Universe 6. planet 16. Jupiter 24, space station 1. galaxy 7. solar eclipse 17. Saturn 25, astronaut 2. star 8. lunar eclipse 18. Uranus 26. space suit 3. constellation 9. meteor 19. Neptune 27. rocket a. The Big Dipper 10. comet 20. Pluto 28. launch pad b. The Little Dipper 11. asteroid 29. space shuttle 12, Mercury C. Space Exploration 30. booster rocket B, The Solar System 13, Venus 21, satellite 31, mission control 4. sun 14. Earth 22, (space) probe 32. U.F.O/Unidentified 5. moon 15. Mars 23. space craft/orbiter Flying Object’ flying saucer 1-20) (21-27, 29, 311 ‘A. Is that (a/anvthe) 2 A. Isthe____ready for tomorrow's launch? B. I'mnot sure. think it might be B. Yes. “All systems are go!” /an/the Pretend you are an astronaut traveling in space, Do you think space exploration is important? Why? ‘What do you see? Have you ever seen a U.F.O.? 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