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Listentothis1

1.

C-H-E-S-T

2.

D-I-Z-Z-Y

Preparatorylesson1

3.F-L-O-W-E-R

4.

J-O-K-I-N-G

1.forty

5.

L-E-M-O-N

2.fifteen

6.

Q-U-I-E-T

3.ahundredandfifteen

7.

W-A-V-E

4.threehundredandeighty

8.

G-R-E-A-T

5.threethousandfourhundredandeighty

6.twentya

1.

Don'tgo.

7.thirtyb

2.

Ican'tsee.

8.fourteend

3.

Itisn'ttrue.

4.

I'lltellyou.

1.foureighttwosixthreefour

2.seventwoonefiveosix

a.Dr.Blakewasn'tbornuntil1934.

3.sixninesevendoubletwofour

b.I'llseeyouatnineforty-five.

4.fivesixfourthreeeighto

c.Shedoesn'tliveinOxfordStreet.

d.

Youweren'twithus

onthetwenty-first

ofMay.

1.nineteeneighty-two

e.I'dliketophoneEastleigh,that's

2.nineteeneighty-seven

E-A-S-T-L-E-I-G-H.Sixeighttwodoublefour

3.nineteenseventy-one

eight.

4.fourteenninety-two

f.Mrs.Joneshasanappointmentateightam.

5.tensixty-six

g.AnortheastwindwillbringraintotheLondon

6.eighteenthirty-two

areatomorrow.

1.thefourteenthofJuly

Nowlistencarefully.

2.thesecondofOctober

LookatPractice1.

Putnumber3in

boxA.Put

3.thetwenty-thirdofMarch

number6inboxB.Putnumber7inboxC.Nowadd

4.Aprilthetenth

thenumbers.

5.thethirty-firstofJanuary

LookatPractice2.

Putnumber8in

boxA.Put

number2inboxC.Putnumber1inboxB.Addthe

1.thirty-twoHighStreet

numbers.

2.ahundredandfifty-twoPiccadilly

LookatPractice3.

Putnumber7in

boxB.Put

3.forty-eightSuttonRoad

number2inboxC.Putnumber4inboxA.Addthe

4.eighteenBristolSquare

numbers.

1.ninethirty

1.

Doessheworkinasupermarket?

2.tenforty-five

2.

Doessheworkinabank?

3.eleventen

3.

Doesheworkinachemist?

4.threefifteen

4.

Doesheworkinabigshop?

5.sixforty-five

5.

Doessheworkinahotel?

6.

Doessheworkinashoeshop?

1.DoctorSmith

7.

Doesheworkinashoeshop?

2.SaintThomas

3.BondStreet

—Myname'sKing.

4.Mrs.Archer

—Howdoyouspellthat?

5.EtonAvenue

—K-I-N-G.IliveinHampstead.

6.EdenSquare

—How'sthatspelt?

—H-A-M-P-S-T-E-A-D.

2.show

—Whatdoyoudoforaliving?

3.something

—I'majournalist.

4.read

—Really?

Doyoulikeit?

5.cigarettes

—Yes,Ido.It'sveryinteresting.

6.taxi

7.bookcase

Woman:

ThisisJohn,Mother.

8.none

Mother:

Howdoyoudo?

9.magazine

John:

Howdoyoudo?

10.any

Woman:

John'sajournalist.

11.policeman

Mother:

Areyou?

Doyoulikeit?

12.policewoman

John:

Well,it'salright.

1.shoes

—Hello,whereareyoufrom?

2.shut

—Oh,I'mEnglish.

3.window

—Really?

Whichpartdoyoucomefrom?

4.lamp

—Well,IliveinLondon,butIwasbornin

5.bottle

Manchester.

6.refrigerator

—Oh!

7.newspaper

8.purse

—CanyouspeakFrench?

9.clothes

—Alittle.

10.bed

—Wheredidyoulearnit?

11.plate

—Atschool.

12.stove

—Canyouspeakanyotherlanguages?

13.radio

—I'mafraidnot.

14.first

15.second

1.shirt

16.third

2.skirt

17.fourth

3.socks

18.fifth

4.shirtandtie

5.blouseandskirt

1.talking

6.pantsandshirt

2.another

7.shoesandsocks

3.listening

8.shoes,socksandpants

4.worrying

9.pants,shirtandsocks

5.glasses

10.skirt,blouseandsweater

6.holding

7.walking

1.key

8.pointingto

2.toothbrush

9.lookingat

3.comb

4.keyanddoor

Preparatorylesson2

5.tableandchair

6.toothbrushandcomb

1.eighteen

7.bicycleandtire

2.ninety

8.comb,toothbrushandkey

3.seventeen

9.bed,tableandchair

4.sevenhundredandeight

5.seventy-eight

1.letter

6.ahundredandeighty

fourteen

seventy-six

fifty

sixty-five

ahundredandtwelve

twenty-three

forty-fivepercent

 

twenty-five

thirteen

fifteen

sixteen

sixhundredandfifty

ahundredandeighteen

fiveandahalf

fourfivethreedoubleonenine

 

J-K-X-E-Y-A-I-G-H-V-W-R

 

S-A-D

J-A-M

F-R-Y

R-E-D

B-R-E-N-T

 

twelvefifteen

twenty-fivepasttwo

aquartertofive

halfpastten

aquartertonine

It'sabouttwentypastone.

It'salmostaquartertotwo.

It'salmosteleven.

It'sexactlyfour.

It'sninethirty.

 

Robert:

Hello,I'mRobert.What'syourname?

Sylvia:

Myname'sSylvia.

Robert:

AreyouFrench?

Sylvia:

No,I'mnot.I'mSwiss.

 

Ronnie:

Wheredoyoucomefrom?

Susie:

FromSwitzerland.

Ronnie:

Whatdoyoudo?

Susie:

Iworkinatravelagency.

Ronnie:

Doyou?

Iworkinabank.

 

Tony:

Who'sthatgirloverthere?

George:

Whichone?

Tony:

Thetallonewithfairhair.

 

George:

That'sLisa.

Tony:

She'snice,isn'tshe?

 

Frankwantsanewjacket.HeandSallyseesomeinashopwindow.

Frank:

Ilikethatbrownone.

Sally:

They'recheaperintheothershop.

Frank:

Yes,thesearemoreexpensive,butthey'rebetterquality.

Sally:

Let'sgoinandlookatsome.

 

Kurt:

Georgina...

Georgina:

Yes?

Kurt:

Wouldyouliketocometothecinemathisevening?

Georgina:

Oh,thatwouldbelovely.

Kurt:

Fine....I'llcallforyouataboutsix

o'clock.

 

PeterandAnneareataparty.

Anne:

Who'sthatmanoverthere?

Peter:

That'sTimJohnson.

Anne:

Whatdoeshedo?

Peter:

He'sanairlinepilot.

Anne:

That'saninterestingjob.

Peter:

Yes,butairlinepilotsspendalotoftimeawayfromhome.

Anne:

Theyseealotofinterestingp1aces.

Peter:

Yes,buttheyhavealotofresponsibility.

Anne:

Well,theyearnagoodsalary,don'tthey?

Peter:

That'strue.Buttheyhavetoretirewhentheyarequiteyoung.

 

kitchen

sink

under

over

beside

teakettle

chair

curtain

plant

above

left

right

 

lyingdown

reading

3.drinking

3.housewife

4.milk

4.garden

5.typingletter

5.automobile

6.turningon

6.mechanic

7.water

7.show

8.turningoff

8.outdoors

9.light

9.winter

10.making

10.summer

11.eating

11.indoors

12.bone

12.spring

13.cooking

13.flowers

14.someone

15.finished

Preparatorylesson3

1.son

1.seventeen

2.friend

2.seventy

3.wife

3.ahundredandforty-eight

4.husband

4.twothousandandseventy

5.threethousandfourhundredandninety-two

1.want

6.twenty-one

2.hungry

7.thirty-nine

3.tired

8.fourhundredandtwenty-twothousand

4.bedroom

9.threehundredandsix

5.thirsty

10.nineteenthousand

6.dinner

11.ninetythousand

12.

twohundred

andtwenty-two

thousand

twohundred

1.livingroom

andtwenty-nine

2.wall

13.ahundredandforty-sixthousand

3.above

14.thirty-eightthousand

4.behind

15.twothousandsixhundredandsixty

5.TV

16.fivehundredandfourthousand

6.rug

17.

ahundred

andeighty-five

thousand

six

hundred

7.floor

andsixty

8.under

18.twenty-threepercent

9.door

10.corner

(Atelevisionadvertisement)

11.between

Do

youwantanewdress,

acoat,

apair

ofshoes?

Seewhatyoucanorder

from

your

EasywayCatalogue.

1.waitfor

Nowfill

inyour

Easywayshopping

list.

Youcanfind

2.bus

women'ssweatersonPage4.Youcanfindwomen's

3.sleep

shoesonPage7.Youcanfindmen'ssuitsonPage

4.hot

13.Nowwomen'scoats,Page5.Men'scoats,Page

5.cold

15.

Children's

coats,

Page55.

Men'strousers,

Page

6.dirty

14.

Babyclothes,

Page40.Children's

dresses,

Page

7.look

44,

Men'ssweaters,Page16.Children's

shoes,

Page

8.happy

60.

Lookatthe

Catalogue.

Youcanfind

clothes

for

all

the

family.

Welcometo

EasywayShopping.

We'll

1.tobeabout

sendyouanothercataloguenextmonth.

2.weather

Joanna:

Wheredidyougoyesterday?

Frank:

IwenttoCroydon.

Joanna:

Didyougoshopping?

Frank:

No,Iwentforaninterview.

Joanna:

Oh,didyougetajob?

Frank:

Yes,IgotajobasaManagementTrainee.

Joanna:

Fantastic.

 

Angela:

Howdidyougetoninyourexam?

Bob:

Ifailed.

Angela:

Oh,Iamsorry.Whatareyougoingtodonow?

Bob:

I'mgoingtotakeitagain,ofcourse.

Angela:

Whenareyougoingtotakeit?

Bob:

I'mdefinitelynotgoingtotakeituntilnextyear.

 

Assistant:

Goodmorning.

Tim:

Goodmorning.Wouldyouhavealookatthiswatch,please?

Itdoesn'tkeepgoodtime.Assistant:

Yes,ofcourse.

 

Gaby:

Let'shaveaparty.

Edward:

Whatagoodidea.Whenshallwehaveit?

Gaby:

WhataboutSaturdayevening?

Edward:

Fine,andwhereshallwehaveit?

Gaby:

Inyourflat.

Edward:

Oh,youknowwhatmylandlady'slike.Shewon'tletushaveapartythere.

Gaby:

Let'saskDoris.Perhapswecanhaveitinherflat.

 

My

husbandandIdon't

like

theschoolsin

our

area.Wedon'tthinktheteachersareverygood,

andthechildrendon'tlearnverymuch.Some

children

at

these

schools

can't

read,

it's

terrible.

Gototheschools

andlook:

the

children

fight;

some

ofthemevensmokeanddrink.

No,our

children

can

haveabetter

educationat

homewithus.

After

all,

wearebothteachers.

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