大学英语听说第三版-第一册(答案)

Unit1

Meetingpeople

PartA

Exercise1

1w:verywell,thankyou.Andyou?

2m:Hello,Nicetomeettoo.

3w:Howdoyoudo?It’

4w:Justfine,thanks.

5w;Nottoobad,thanks.

6m:Great!Whataboutyou

PartB

sgoodtoseeyou.

Conversation1

Exercise1

1B

2C

Exercise2

1:Somewhere,2:afriendofEmi,mybestfriend,3:Emi’shouse,4:remember

Conversation2

Exercise1

1D

2C

Exercise2

1;SantaBarbara,California

2;Londonworkforafewmonths

3:RosefieldHigh/thesamehigtsnhool1989

PartC

Pairwork

1Hi,I’m…

2Hi,mynameis…

3Hi,Tom

4Hello,Tony.

5It’sT-o-n-y

6I’mfrom

7I’mastudent

8Nicetomeetyoutoo

9NeitheramI/Me,neither’

10You,too.

2

A

1MonicaandBradleyarethetwospeakersintheconversation

2Ittookplaceinafast-foodrestaurant

3BradleytookMonica’stablebecausetherewerenoothertablesfree.

4No,shewasunhappyatfist

5Yes,shefinallyagreedtoletbradleysharehertablebecauseshefoundhimniceandpolite.

6SherealizedthatshehadmetBradleybeforeatEmi’shouse

7ShewasMonica’sbestfriendandalsoafriendofBradley’s

B

1Yesheis

2HeisfromSantabarabara,California

3HewenttoRosefieldHigt

4Hegraduatedin1989

5Heisanarstist

6Heisinlondonnow.Hehasjustanexhibitionofsomeofhispaintingsinasmallgalleryinthecity.

7SheisamathteacheratRosefieldHigt

PartD

Exercise

1A

2D

3B

Unit2

Exercise1

1:M1letmeintroduceyou

2:WI’dlikeyoutomeet

3:Wintroduceyouto

4:W1Letmeintroducemyself.Mynameis

W2I’m

5:Mcomeandmeetthisis

thisis

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1c

2a

3a

Exercise2

Publishingcompanythreebookprojetsfreetimeforherselfbusyfive

havelunch

Conversation2

v

1c

2d

PartC

A

1Sheisanassistanteditorinapublishingcompany

2Sheisworkingonthreebookprojects

3shefeelsgreat

4Sheusedtolikealotoffreetimeforherselfandtobewithherfriends

5Sheenjoysbeingbusy

6Sheisinashap

7It’slunchtime

8Sheislookingaroundintheshop

9No,sheisn’t.Shedoesn’tliketospendalotofmoneyonclothes

10SheisgoingtohavelunchwithherfriendLaura,whomshehasmetintheshop

B

1HeisEngish

2Hetakespicture/isaphotographer/worksforatravelmagazineinItaly

3HeisgoingtoPortugal

4No,heisn’

5Heisgoingtotakesomephotographs

7No,heisn’t.Heistakingthetripbysea

t

8SheisgoinghometoGermany

9Yes,sheis.Shestudiesmedicine

10Theyaregoingtohavecoffeetogether

PartD

higtschool

threeyears

thesameuniversity

nearestrestaurantthewindow

happy

thestreethavelunch

storiesabouttheirliveskeepintouch

unit3

PartB

Exercise1

1b

2d

3a

Exercise2

Conversation1

1enjoysomemusic

2catcheveryword

3thekeywordsthemainidea

4arerepeatedseveraltimesinthedialogue

5colsed

Conversation2

Exercise1

1c

2b

3d

Exercise2

1F

2T

3F

4F

5T

PartC

1YesI’mstudingintheDepartmentofEconomics/NoI’mnot.I’mvistingafriendhere

2I’mmajoyingin/It’tBiochemistry/WorldHistory/InternationlTrade,etc

3IspeaktwolanguagesbesidesChinese./IcanspeakEnglishandGerman

4Prettywell.ButIhavetroublewithspelling

5Yes?/Yes,whatisit?Sure.Goahead

6It’sduenextweek

7It’sduenextweek

8Goodluck

9Takeiteasy

2

A

1JoanaandPaularethetwospeakersintheconversation

2Ittookplaceatalisteningcomprehensionclass

3Shewasnervous

4Everytimesheputontheheadphonesshewouldbesonervousthatshewouldn’tbeabletocatchasingle

wordwhentheconversationbegan

5HesuggestedthatJoanaonthekeywordonly

6Thosearethewordsthattellthemainideaorarerepeatedseveraltimesinaconversation

7Noshewasn’tbecauseshehaddifficultywithfindingthemainideaofconversation

8NotheteacherstartedthelessonbeforePaulcouldgiveJoanaanothersuggestionsandshewasnervousagain

B

1Shespeaksfourlanguages.TheyareEnglish,French,GermanandalittleJapanese

2SheisquitegoodatFrench

3Shesometimeshastroublewithspelling

4Hecanalsospeakfourlanguages.TheyareFrench.Greek,ArabicandEnglish

5HelearnsArabicbecausehehastouseitquiteoften.HiscompanydoesalotofbusinessinthemiddleEast

6Hecanreadandwriteinallthoselanguages

7Hesometimesmakesmistakesinhisspelling

PartD

1c

2b

Unit4

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1b

2c

3a

Exercise2

1AfricanMusicIntermediatePianoEnglishCompositionbasicChinese

2EnglishLiteraturePoliticalScienceMathComputerProgramming

Conversation2

Exercise1

1d

2c

A

Exercise2

Classesallmorninghasaswimmingclasshasafacultymeetingpicksupdaughterfromtheday-carecenter

PartC

2pairwork

A

1Yes,sheregistereforthenewsemesteryesterday

2Nosheisnottakinganybusinnessclasses

3SheistakeinganAfricanmusiccourseandIntermediatePiano

4TheAfricanmusiccousemeetsthreetimesaweekandthepianocouseonceaweek

5ItmeetsonMondy

6Sheisgoingtotakingtwobasicrequirementcouses.TheyareEnglishCompositiononceaweek

7ItmeetsonMonday

8Sheisexpextingabusysemester

B

1CandyandDrBrownarethetwospeaksintheconversation

2CindyisastudentandDrBrownaboutherproject

3ItwasaWednesday

4ShewantedtotaketoDrBrownaboutherproject

5No,hewasn’t.Hehadtoteachthewholemorning

6Hewouldbefreebetween12and1

7Noshewasn’t.Shehadaswimmingclassthen

8Shewouldbefreeafterabout3

9No,hehadafacultymeetingfrom3tillabout5

10Noitwasn’t.Hehadtogototheday-carecentertopickuphisdaughterat5:30

11No,Cindywouldn’tbeabletotaketoDrBrownaboutherprojectthatdaybuttheywouldprobablybeableto

meetthenextday

PartD

Exercise

1a

2c

3d

Unit5

PartA

Exercise1

1It’snotroubleatall

2That’sOK

3That’sallright

4It’snothing

5Forgetit

6Noproblem

7Pleasedon’tworry

8Nevermind.Iquiteunderstand

9Well,It’shappenedtome,too

10Don’tthinkanymoreaboutthat

Exercise2

1d

2a

3c

4b

5d

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1b

2d

3d

Exercise2

1T

2F

3F

4T

5T

Conversation2

Exercise1

1B

2D

3A

Exercise2

1Hesaidhewouldhavethezipperofthedressrepairdrightaway

2Hesaidhewouldexchangethedressforanewone

3Shewantedhermoneyback

4aThezipperofthedresswasdamaged

bShedidn’tlikethecolorofthedressandthedressdidn’tlookgoodonher

PartC

Pairwork

A

1Thewomanwasacustomerandtheman.themanagerofthestore

2Shewasmakingacomplaint.Shecomplainedthatthestorehadsentheranincorrectbill

3No,hefounditverystrange.

4Thefactothatthewomanreceivedincorrectbillsfiveorsixtimesinthepastthreemonths

5Yeshedid

6Itwasthenewcomputer

7Hepromisedthatitwouldn’thappenagain

B

1Sheboughtadressinthestore

2Thezipperofthedressbroke‘

3Shewasataparty

4Shefeltveryembarrassed

5Shewantedhermoneyback

6No,hedidn’

7Heofferedtorepairthedressforherorexchangeitforanewone

8Shedidn’tlikethecolorofthedressandshedidn’tlookgoodinit

t

9Hetoldhertoseethemanager.

PartD

Exercise

1Shewillhavetoworkovertimethisweekend(Or:thiscomingSaturdayafternoonandSunday)

2Shewillbeoutoftownonbusinessfortwoweeksafterthisweekend.

Unit6

PartA

Exercise1

`1

1atthepart

2Remembermary’se-mailaddressexactly

3lateforclass

4handinhishomeworkonwork

5comeroundtoMonica’shouse

Exercise2

Mail

hearfromyou

youdon’

tlikeitverymuchprobably

youhavemorefriendsSpendthe

youcanjoinmeandmyfamily

summer

vacation

Ican’tmakeitsheneedsmegoaway

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1D

2C

3C

Exercise2

1threeherfault

2Tuesdaywaitforherturn

3yesterdaytaix

4Thursdayforanhourintherain

full

Conversation2

Exercise1

1d

2c

3b

Exercise2

1F

2F

3F

4T

PartC

A

1MissSmithandMrSharparetwospeakersintheconversation

2ShewasmakinganopologytoMrSharpbecauseshewaslateforwork

3HewasunhappybecauseMissSmithhadbeenlateseveraltimesintheweek

4No,shedidn’tthinkitwsherfault

5Shehadtostandintherainforanhourforthebuswhenitfinallycameitwasfull

6Shehadtowaitforherturnatthedocor’sofficeforabouttwohours

7No,hedidn’t.Hethoughtshewasjustmakingexcuses

B

1Shepromisedtoe-mailhimthelatestinformation

2Yes,shedid

3No,here-mailskeptreturingtoher

4No,shedidn’t

5HefoundoutthatSuehadusedhisolde-mailaddress

6Yes,hehadgivenherhisnewaddressonhislaste-mail

7SheforgotthatPikehadchangedhise-mailaddressandfailedtoupdateheraddressbook

8HeashedSuetousehisnewaddressandtryagain

9Shepromisedshewouldupdateheraddressbookandsendhimthelastestinformationrightaway

PartD

Exercise1

1b

2c

3d

Unit7

PartA

Exercise1

1Onthechairbythebookshelf

2Behindthedoor

3Underthesmalltable

4Inhisstudy

5Underherpillow

Exercise2

Monthesixthfloor

Mrightoverthere

Mnext

Winfrondofthestairs

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1d

2a

3c

Conversation2

Exercise1

1d

2c

3a

PartC

Pairwork

1Yes

2It’squiteaway.You’dbettertakeabus/thesubway

3It’sonlyacoupleofblocksaway/I’mafraidyou’regoinginthewrongdirection

4Yes,it’saboutaten-minutewalkfromhere

5Yesitdoes/No.Thebusgoingtothezooisontheothersideofstreet.

6It’sfivestopsfromhere

7You‘arewelcome./Noproblem

8Youtoo

2

A

1Theyarestrangers

2SheisaskingthemanthewaytotheGrandTheater

3It’slocatedonmarketstreet

4Sheshouldgostraighdowntheroadtothetrafficlightsandthenturnrighttomarketstreet

5Sheshouldwalkalongthestreetforaboutthreeblocks

6Shewillseeabigfountain

7It’sbehindthefountain

8Shewantstomakesurethatshe’sgotthedirectionsright.

9Shethanksthemanforhishelp

B

1ShewantstogotheMediaMegastore

2It’sonthecornerofFifthandFairview

3She’sonfirstStreet

4No,it’sjustoneblockaway

5Sheshouldturnleft

6SheshouldwalkfourblockalongFairviewtogoFifith

7It’sontherightconner

Unit8

PartA

Exercise1

Theyturnedleftalongtheroad23rdStreetthefirstturningontheright

onthecorner

Exercise2

No.3

atthecornerturnleftzoostraightahead

theschool

Themarketturnleftstore

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1c

2a

3c

Exercise2

1bluesclubalittlewayformhere

2walkit’salotquickerbysubway

3CityLineGrandStreettwostops

4fifteenminutinsorso

Conversation2

Exercise1

1a

2a

3d

PartC

PairWork

A

1Heislokingforthesnakebar

2No,It’salittlewayfromwhereheis

3Yeshecan

4Thequickerwaytogetthereistotakethesubwayanditwilltakeaboutfifteenminutes

5Heshouldtakethecitylineandit’stwostops

6AtGrandstreet

7It‘sjustacrossfromtheexit

B

1Johncalledlinda

2HewantedtoinviteLindafordinnerthatevening

3HesuggestedthattheygototheKoreanrestaurantinGreenStreet

4No,shedidn’t

5No,buttoldherhowtogetthere

6SheshouldturnrightandgoalongNorthStreet

7SheshouldturnlefttoWinterStreet

8SheshouldtakethesecondturningontherighttoGreenStreet

9Itwasonthecorner,nexttotheBlueHotel

10Shewasexpectedtomeethimthereat6:30

PartD

1traveling2driving3lookingforasmallhotel4IwanttogotheSunHotel.Doyouknowit.

5droveforabouttwelvemiles6thisisn’tahotel7thisismyhouse8Turnaround9gobackninemiles10the

SunHotelontheleft

Unit9

PartA

Exercise1

1Q7:15

2Q8o’clock

3From9:40to10

4Q11:45

5Nolaterthan11:30

Exercise2

6:30

735

8:30a.m7p.m1010:20

3:303:50

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1b

2a

3b

Conversation2

Exercise1

1c

2b

3d

Exercise2

1inthecoldwind

2formtheothersideofthestreet

3insuchcoldweather

4bybus

5onfoot

PartC

PairWork

1Iusuallygetupat7o’clock

2Onfoot./Bybicycle/Bybus

3Itusuallytakesmehalfanhourtogettoschool

4Iliveoncompus./Ilikeathomewithmyparents./Ishareanapartment/flatwithmyfriends

5Yes.Wehavefourclasseseverymoring./NowehavelecturesonlyonWednesdaymornings

6Ialwayseatattheschoolcafeteria

7Idon’tdomysports./Idosportsseveraltimesaweek

8Yes.Itutortwojuniorhighschoolstudentsonceaweek

9Idoalotofreading./SometimesIgotothemovies/watchDVDS/readnovels/palybasketball/play

computergames

10IguessI’lljuststayathomeandrelax

2

A

1Sheisastudent

2Sheisstudingatlondonuniversity

3Sheissharingaflatinthecity

4No,shedoesn’t

5Shegoestotheuniversityeverymorningbecauseshelikestoworkinthelibrary

6Sheusuallygetsinatabout10O’clock

7Yes,shedoes.Sheoftenwoeksuntil9or10atnight

8Shegoestherebybicycletokeepherselffit

B

1Itwaslateintheafternoon

2Itwascoldanwindy

3HeranintoMaryatabussotp

4Shewaswaitingforabus

5Shewasgoingtotakeawalkinapark

6Becauseshealwayslikedtogoforawalkbeforesupper

7No,itwasnot

8Shefeltitboringtowalktroughtthestreet

9ShewouldtakeaNo.3bus

PartD

Exercise1

1goestothelibrary2chats3hasmoreclasses4twoorthree5getstogetherwithsomefriends6cooka

mealinsomeone’sflat7gooutforadrink8justrelax

Unit10

PartA

Exercise1

1takeseatbreakfast

2Itisnot

3workbuttakesubway

4askwalkworkfarawary

5suggestedgetagoodbookreadon

Exercise2

FristithelpsusfitIttakesecondlyhelpsusinourfinditeasierthirdlyit

Givesusgetitenablesworkwithoutaproverbbedandearlymakesaand

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1A

2C

3C

Exercise2

18:15

212:001:00

36;30

45:35

56:20

65:40

Conversation2

Exercise1

1c

2b

3c

Exercise2

1washingdishes

2writingatermpaper

3buidingarocketforschool

4washingherhairinthebathroom

5studing

6watchingabaseballgameonTV

PartC

Pairwork

A

1Sheusualyleavesforworkataquarterpasteight

2Sheusualycatchesthe8:30

3Shestartsworkat9

bus

4Sheusuallyhashercoffeebreakaround10:45

5Shehaslunchbetween12:00and1:00

6Shefinishsworkat5:30

7Larrywillpickherupafterwork

8Theywilldrivetotheairporttomeethersisterjane

9They’llgoandhavedinner.

10TheywillhaveChinesefoodthistime.

B

1Itproballytakesplaceintheeveningafterthefamilyhashadtheirdinner

2Five.TheyareKeith.John,Lisa,andthetwins,maryandLinda.

3Heiswashingdishsandhisfivechildrenarealldoingsomethingontheirown

4Heiswritingatermpaper

5No,hecan’tbecausesomeoneismakingalotofnoise

6Johnis.Heisbuildingarocketforschool.Heisgoingtoshowitinhisscienceclasstomorrow

7Thetelephonerings

8Hetriestogetoneofthethreegirlstoanswerthephonebutnoneofthemlistentohim

9Lisaiswashingherhair;Maryisstuding;andlindaiswatchingabaseballgame

10Heisverymuchannoyed

11Hefirmlydemandsthatsomeoneanswerthephone

PartD

Exercise

1T

2T

3T

4F

5F

Unit11

PartA

Exercise1

1beer2beef3apple4icecream5milk6potatoes7oranges8cake9cofee10tea11chicken

12cabbages

Exercise2

1S2D3S4D5S67S8D9D10S

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1B

2A

3D

Exercise2

1F

2T

3F

4F

5T

Conversation2

Exercise1

1B

2B

3A

Exercise2

1Hehadsamepizzawithpeppersandmushroomsandaglassofwine

2Shehadaglassofwater

3Neitherofthem

4Atabouteighto’clock

5Theyeachpaidfortheirownshareofthemeal

PartC

Pairwork

1Great!Thankyou

2Whataboutthenewrestaurantaroundyhecorner

3IlikeChinesefoodbetter/IperferItalianfood

4I’mgoingtohaveshrimp./I;mjustgoingtograbasandwich/Idon’tkown.Ican’tdecide

5I’dlikeatablebythewindow

6Yes,we’dlikeapizzawithmushrooms,please/No.we’renotreadytoorderyet

7I’dlikeitrare/medium-rare/medium/well-done

8No,thanks./I’llhavewon-tonsoup

9Yes.I’dlikealargesprite,please

10Yes,I’dlikesomeice-cream./Nothankyou

11Sure

2

1IttakespleasinaChineserestaurant

2It’shisfirsttimeinhisrestaurant

3Yes.it’sherfavoriterestaurant

4Shesuggestsatfirstthattheyordersomespringrolls

5Braddoesn’tseemtocareforspringroollssincehehasneverheardofthembefore

6Shesuggestshotandsoursoupandthenstri-friedchicken.

7No,heisn’

8HeonlywantstoeatahambugerandFrenchfries

9No,itdoesn’t.ItonlyseverChinesefood

tinterestedintryngthem

10No,shefinallygivesinandagreestogotoaburgerplaceinstead

B

1Ittookplaceinarestaurant.

2MikeandJackiewerehavingamealthere

3Theorderedapizzawithpeppersandmushrooms

4MikeorderedaglassofredwineandJackie,aglassofwater

5Itwastentoeight

6No,theydidn’t.MikeaskedjackieifshewantedsomecoffeebutJackiedidn’twantany.Shethroughtitwas

ratherlate

7Heaskedforthecheck

8No,shewantedtopayhershareofthemeal

9HewasgladandthankedJackie

PartD

1Adayoff2calledinsike3theday’sspecial4meatwithpotatoresanpeas5waitngfor

fifteenminutes6waiting7putthemeats8finishedthevegetables9putlotsofpotatoesandpeasonthe

platesastheywerecheap10takeingtheplatesouttothecustomers

Unit12

PartA

Exercise1

1R2F3F4R5F6FR6FR7FR8R9FR10R

Exercise2

1W2W3D4D5D6W7D8W9W10D

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1A

2D

3B

Exercise2

1astrawberryshake2achocolakeshake3aregularplainpizza

4alargemushroomandharmpizza

5notdecidedeyet

Conversation2

Exercise1

1b

2a

3c

Exercise2

1Coffee

2Coke

3hamburger,Frenchfries.vegetable

4hamburgersalad

5applepie

6applepie,ice–cream

PartC

Pairwork

A

1Itwastwentyafterone

2Theywerediscusingwhattohaveforlunch

3Yes,hewashungrybecausehedidn’thavemuchforbreakfast

4Hedidn’tfeellikehavingasandwichorbugerbecausetheywouldbetoolightamealforhim

5ShesuggestedtheygotoPizzaHutandhaveanicejuicyPizza

6TheywenttoaPizzaHatjusyaroundthecornner

7Themanwantedtohavealargermusgroomandhampizzaandthewomanaregularplainpizza

8Bothwantedashake

9Theywantedtochooseanappetizer

B

1Theywerediscussingwhattohavefordinner

2No,shewasn’t

3Tom’sfatherdid

4No,hedidn’t.Hisfatherhadcookedthesamethingssincehismotherleft.AndTomwastiredofeatingfried

fishandchickensoupeveryday

5Hesuggestedtheyeatoutthistimeforachange

6HewantedtogototheMcDonald’s

7Hewantedahambuger,somesalad,aglassofCoke,applepieandanicecream

8Hewantedahambuger,applepie,somevegetableandacoffee

9Hesuggestitwasmorethanenoughandthattheyprobablywouldhavetodosomepacking.

PartD

Exercise1

1c

2d

3a

Unit13

PartA

Exercise1

1W2

2M12

3W18

4W169

5W6th1st

6M22nd

7W40

8W47.90

Exercise2

81311110194Fifth60.000

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1b

2b

3c

Exercise2

Ad/Dis

Advantages

Koolshot

Lighter

Easier

Opticool

Morepowerful

Sharper

Cheaper$650

Rechargeable

batteries

Features

Rechargeablebatteries

DisadvantagesFewer

Zoom

Heavier

Lesseasy

Pictures

Moreexpensive

Astory

Exercise1

1b

2a

3c

Exercise2

1finewhitelace

2keptlookingatmary’

3theverylatestfashion

4hadbeentryingtoobtainstockings

5hergrandmother

stockings

PartC

Pairwork

1makingappropriateresponses’

1Great!Let’sgoandcheckitout.

2WehaveawideselectionofCD-playersintheappliancesection.It’supstairs.

3Yes.I’mlookingforadigitalcamera./No,thanks.I’mjustlooking.

4Small/Medium/Laige/ExtraLarge

5Certainly,thechangingroomsareoverthere

6It’stoosmall.Doyouhaveanextralarge

7Great!I’lltakeit.

8That’sagoodbuy./150yuanforthatnecklace?Thatnotworththemoney.

2

A

1Theyareasaleawomanandacustomer

2Hewaslookingforonethat’slight.easytouseandofhigtquality

3SherecommendedtheKoolshotandtheOpticool

4It’ssmaller,lighterandeasiertouse

5Ithasmorefeatures,amorepowerfulzoomandtakessharperpictures

6Theybothcomewithrechargeablebatteries

7TheKoolshotischeaperandcosts$650,andtheOpticoolcosts$799.

8HepreferredtheOpticool,whichisofbetterquality,butitwasabittooexpensiveforhim

9Shesaidthatshecouldgivethemana50-dollardiscountifhewantedtobuytheOpticool

10HedecidedtobuytheOpticoolatapriceof$749

B

1Ittookplaceinashoeshop

2Apairofhighbootsondisplayinthewindowcaughthereye

3Shewasinterestedinthembecausetheywereexactlywhatshehadbeenlookongfor.

4Sheaskedtheshopassistant

5Shethoughtthepricewasreasonable

6Shedecidedtotryapairon

7ShekeptlookingatMary’sstockings

8Shewaswearingapairofstockingsmadeoffinewhitelace

9SheaskedMarywhereshegothershockings

10Shesaidthattheyweretheverylatestfashionandthattheshophadbeentryingaobtainthem

Forsometime

10hegotthemfromhergrandmother

PartD

Qusetions

Thefirstdress

Theseconddress

Whatcolor?

Howmuch?

1bule

2green

3$55.90

4$35.50

What

does

the5XL

6S

customer

think

abouttheprice?

Doseitsuither?7expensive

9toobig

8noytooexprnsive

10toosamll

Unit14

PartA

Exercise1

1F

2T

3F

4T

5T

Exercise2

Nottooshortnottoolongnottooexpensive50dollars

49.9989.99

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1a

2b

3b

Exercise2

Itemssuggested

askateboard

adrumset

TheWoman’

sComments

Idon’twanttheboytohurt

himself

Theboy’sfatherwillbeupset

aDIYcomputerkit

acomputer

It’s

expensive

good

but

far

too

It’sgood.Theboywillloveit

Conversation2

Exercise1

1b

2b

3d

Exercise2

$789.99

No

$399.99

No

$169.50

Yes

Too

Price

Soft

expensive

Colordull

comfortable

10%

PartC

2PairWork

A

1Sheisinasnap

2Sheislookingforapresentforhernephew

3It’sforhernephew’sninthbirthday

4No,becauseshedoesn’twanthimtohurthimself

5No,becauseshethinkstheboy’sfatherwillbeupsetifshedose

6Shewantssomethingeducationalthatcosts$50orless

7Ado-it-yourselfcomputerkit

8Shedoesn’tbuyitbecauseit’stooexpensive.Itcosts$199.99

9ShedecidestobuyacomputergamecalledNFL2k4anditcosts$40/

10Yes,shethinkstheboywilllikethepresentbecausehelovesbothcomputer

gamesandfootball.

B

1Theyareinfunitureshop.

2Theyseeasofathatcosts$789.99

3Marythinksit’sniceandtomagrees

4No.BecauseTomsaysit’stooexpensive

5Theyseeasofathatisonsaleandit’sonly$399.99

6No.Neitherofthemlikesit

7Achaircatcheshereye

8Helikesthechairbecauseit’ssoftandcomfortablebuherisworriedabouttheprice

9Yes,hesayshecangivethem10%off

10It’llbe$169.50

11Hethinksit’sabargainandsaystoMarythattheyshouldbuythechair

PartD

Exercise

1d

2b

3b

Unit15

PartA

Exercise1

1new5bright6clean7nice8big9quite

Exercise2

1heavy2dirty3cold4high5empty6wide

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1c2a3d

Exercise2

Southofthecity

Quitenewfromoutside

Largelivingroom,familyroom,nicebedrooms

Mordern,anewrefrigerator,electricstove,nice

dishwasher

Big,withbeautifullamnandtrees

350,000dollars

Ininstallments

Conversation2

Exercise1

1a

2c

Exercise2

Thecenterofthetown

Abusyroad,butoppositeapart

16thfloorthetown

Two

One

Large

Small,withabalcony

40poundsaweek,thesimilarkindofflatin

thedistrit

PartC

PairWork

1Weliveinahouse/flat.

2It’sincarnerofthecity./It’s20milessouthofthetowncenter./Itisclosetoourcollege./Itisonaquitestreet

3Thehousehas2stories./It’safive-storybuilding

4Itlooksquitenew/old/shabbyfromoutside

5It’sonthetopfloor,overlookingapark./It’

6Ithastwobedrooms,alivingroom,adiningroom,akitchenandabathroom

7Itfacesnorth

sonthe20thfloor.Ithasaniceviewofthecityskyline

8It’sbigandbright,/It’ssmallbutcozy./It’squitespacious.

9Itisveygood/wonderful/splendid.Ithasalovelyviewofapark/astream/avally.

2

A

1Sheistellingthemanaboutahouseherfamilyhasjustbought.

2Shethinksit’sbeautiful.

3It’sinasmalltown20milessouthofthecity

4Ittookquitenewfromoutside

5Ithasamodernkitchenwithanewrefrigerator,anelectricstoveandanicedishwasher

6Ithasamodernkitchenwithanewrefrigerator,anelectricstoveandanicedishwasher

7Yes,there’saverynicegarden.It’snoybig,butthelawnandthetreesarounditarebeautiful.

8It’s350000dollars

9Theyaregoingtopayforitininstallments

B

1Theyaretalkingabout