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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
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
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