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R1.forty
2.fifteen
3.ahundredandfifteen
4.threehundredandeighty
5.threethousandfourhundredandeighty
6.twentya
7.thirtyb
8.fourteend
1.foureighttwosixthreefour
2.seventwoonefiveosix
3.sixninesevendoubletwofour
4.fivesixfourthreeeight
1.nineteeneighty-two
2.nineteeneighty-seven
3.nineteenseventy-one
4.fourteenninety-two
5.tensixty-six
6.eighteenthirty-two
1.thefourteenthofJuly
2.thesecondofOctober
3.thetwenty-thirdofMarch
4.Aprilthetenth
5.thethirty-firstofJanuary
1.thirty-twoHighStreet
2.ahundredandfifty-twoPiccadilly
3.forty-eightSuttonRoad
4.eighteenBristolSquare
1.ninethirty
2.tenforty-five
3.eleventen
4.threefifteen
5.sixforty-five
1.DoctorSmith
2.SaintThomas
3.BondStreet
4.Mrs.Archer
5.EtonAvenue
6.EdenSquare
1.C-H-E-S-T
2.D-I-Z-Z-Y
3.F-L-O-W-E-R
4.J-O-K-I-N-G
5.L-E-M-O-N
6.Q-U-I-E-T
7.W-A-V-E
8.G-R-E-A-T
1.Don'tgo.
2.Ican'tsee.
3.Itisn'ttrue.
4.I'lltellyou.
1.seventeen
2.seventy
3.ahundredandforty-eight
4.twothousandandseventy
5.threethousandfourhundredandninety-two
6.twenty-one
7.thirty-nine
8.fourhundredandtwenty-twothousand
9.threehundredandsix
10.nineteenthousand
11.ninetythousand
12.twohundredandtwenty-twothousandtwohundredandtwenty-nine
13.ahundredandforty-sixthousand
14.thirty-eightthousand
15.twothousandsixhundredandsixty
16.fivehundredandfourthousand
17.ahundredandeighty-fivethousandsixhundredandsixty
18.twenty-threepercent
(Atelevisionadvertisement)
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SeewhatyoucanorderfromyourEasywayCatalogue.NowfillinyourEasywayshoppinglist.Youcanfindwomen'ssweatersonPage4.Youcanfindwomen'sshoesonPage7.Youcanfindmen'ssuitsonPage13.Nowwomen'scoats,Page5.Men'scoats,Page15.Children'scoats,Page55.Men'strousers,Page14.Babyclothes,Page40.Children'sdresses,Page44,Men'ssweaters,Page16.Children'sshoes,Page60.LookattheCatalogue.Youcanfindclothesforallthefamily.WelcometoEasywayShopping.We'llsendyouanothercataloguenextmonth.
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.
MyhusbandandIdon'tliketheschoolsinourarea.Wedon'tthinktheteachersareverygood,andthechildrendon'tlearnverymuch.Somechildrenattheseschoolscan'tread,it'sterrible.Gototheschoolsandlook:
thechildrenfight;someofthemevensmokeanddrink.No,ourchildrencanhaveabettereducationathomewithus.Afterall,wearebothteachers.1.object
2.getdark
3.music
4.grow
5.sunshine
6.bright
7.place
8.electricity
9.coffee
10.evening
11.relax
12.expensive
13.cheap
14.repair
1.someone
2.chase
3.brush
4.teeth
5.throwout
6.sharpen
7.homework
8.bathroom
9.run
10.warm
11.trash
12.gotobed
1.more
2.below
3.ontheleft
4.egg
5.nexttothelast
6.shelf
7.pillow
8.pairof
1.put
2.sheet
3.lyingdown
4.eye
5.using
6.smiling
7.older
8.couch
1.family
2.father
3.mother
4.husband
5.pairofshorts
6.tree
7.backyard
8.son
9.daughter
10.sister
11.flowers
12.sun
13.cloud
14.children
15.call
16.supper
17.time
1.LosAngelestoChicago:
twothousandandfifty-four
2.HoustontoMiami:
onethousandonehundredandninety
3.DetroittoNewYork:
sixhundredthirty-seven
4.MiamitoLosAngeles:
twothousandsixhundredandeighty-seven
5.DetroittoHouston:
onethousandtwohundredandsixty-five
6.NewYorktoLosAngeles:
twothousandsevenhundredandeighty-six
7.HoustontoNewYork:
onethousandsixhundredandeight
8.ChicagotoMiami:
onethousandthreehundredandtwenty-nine
9.DetroittoChicago:
twohundredandsixty-six
10.ChicagotoHouston:
onethousandsixty-seven
1.Cairo:
fivemillionfourhundredthousand
2.London:
sixmillionninehundredthousand
3.NewYork:
sevenmillion
4.Tokyo:
eightmillionfivehundredthousand
5.SaoPaulo:
twelvemillionsixhundredthousand
6.Peking:
ninemillion
7.Bombay:
eightmilliontwohundredthousand
8.Moscow:
eightmillioneleventhousand
1.onedime
2.onenickelandonepenny
3.onequarterandonedime
4.twonickels
5.twoquartersandapenny
6.twodimesandapenny
7.twodimesandtwonickels
8.twopennies,twonickelsandtwodimes
9.onepenny,onenickelandtwodimes
10.twoquarters,twonickelsandtwodimes
—Doyoulikemynewshoes?
—Oh,yes.Aren'ttheysmart?
—Thankyou.
—Didyouremembertogetthebread?
—Well,IrememberwalkingpasttheBaker'sshop.
—Butyouforgottogetthebread.
—I'mafraidso.Idon'trememberyoutellingmetogetit.
—Well,Icertainlydid.Infact,Iremindedyoutogetitatlunchtime.
—I'verunoutofmoney.
—Howmuchmoneydoyouneed?
—Oh,abouttenpounds.
—Can'tyoumakedowithfivepounds?
—No.That'snotenough.
Speaker:
Welcometoourconference,ladiesandgentlemen.Canyoutellmewhereyoucomefrom?
First,thegirlovertherewiththefairhair.Yourname'sLisa,isn'tit?
Lisa:
That'sright.I'mLisa.IcomefromGermany.I'mGerman.
Speaker:
Thankyou,Lisa.Nowthetallmanwiththeblackhair.IsyournameTony?
Tony:
That'sright.I'mTony.IcomefromItaly.I'mItalian.
Speaker:
Welcome,Tony.Andnow,thesmallgirlontheleft.What'syourname?
Francoise:
Francoise.
Speaker:
Andwheredoyoucomefrom?
Francoise:
I'mFrench.IcomefromFrance.
Speaker:
Welcometotheconference,Francoise.Andnowit'stimeforcoffee.Canyoupleasecomebackinhalfanhour?
Speaker:
Nowthecoffeebreakisover.Wehavepeoplefromtendifferentcountrieshere.Pleasewritetheircountriesandnationalities.YouknowLisaandTonyandFrancoise.
1.LisacomesfromGermany.She'sGerman.
2.TonycomesfromItaly.He'sItalian.
3.FrancoisecomesfromFrance.She'sFrench.
4.CarmencomesfromSpain.She'sSpanish.
5.HanscomesfromHolland.He'sDutch.
6.GeorgecomesfromBrazil,He'sBrazilian.
7.IngridcomesfromSweden.She'sSwedish.
8.MariacomesfromVenezuela.She'sVenezuelan.
9.SkouroscomesfromGreece.He'sGreek.
10.AhmadcomesfromEgypt.He'sEgyptian.
1.dictionary
2.tocleanhouse
3.cleaninglady
4.housewife
5.different
6.younger
7.older
8.sheet
9.blanket
10.easychair
1.todrinkwith
2.toeatwith
3.youngest
4.oldest
5.busiest
6.heaviest
7.sharpest
8.totheleft
9.totheright
1.sell
2.icecream
3.icecreamcone
4.cents
5.lady
6.park
7.bench
8.typist
9.office
10.story
11.next
1.little
2.student
3.teacher
4.draw
5.beautiful
6.adult
7.children
1.anickel
2.twonickels
3.adime
4.twodimes
5.aquarter
6.twoquarters
7.threenickels
8.threedimes
9.threequarters
10.fivedimes
11.adimeandanickel
12.twopenniesandanickel
13.twodimesandanickel
14.twodimesandtwonickels
15.twopenniesandaquarter
16.twodimesandtwoquarters
17.twonickelsandtwoquarters
18.threedimesandtwoquarters
19.twonickelsandthreequarters
20.adime,anickelandaquarter
Assistant:
Goodafternoon.CanIhelpyou?
George:
Haveyougotanyenvelopes,please?
Assistant:
Yes,hereyouare.
George:
Thankyou.Howmuchisthat?
Assistant:
Fiftypence,please.
George:
Thankyou.
George:
Howmuchisthat?
Assistant:
Fiftypence,please.
Instructor:
Georgegivestheassistantapound.Howmuchchangedoesheget?
Georgewantsabottleofaspirins,atubeoftoothpaste,andafilmforhiscamera.Hecanbuyallofthemathislocalchemist's.He'stalkingtotheshopassistant.Listen.
George:
I'dlikeabottleofaspirins,please.
Assistant:
Alargeoneorasmallone?
George:
Alargeone,please.
Assistant:
That'seighty-sevenpence.
George:
Andatubeoftoothpaste.Alargeone.
Assistant:
That'sfifty-sixpence.
George:
Oh,yes.Andafilmforthiscamera.Twentyexposures.
Assistant:
Hmmmm.Twentyexposures.That'sonepoundseventy-two.
George:
Right.Hereyouare.Fivepounds.Thankyouverymuch.
Assistant:
Don'tforgetyourchange,sir.
—WhatkindofmoneydoyouhaveinEngland?
—Oh,wehavepoundsandpennies.
—Whatcoinsdoyouhave?
—Thefifty-pence'sthebiggest,andthehalfpennyisthesmallest.
—Really?
InAmerica,thebiggestisthefifty-cents,andthesmallestisthecent.Whendoyoustartschool?
—Five.
—Really?
Howinteresting!
Whatsportsarepopular?
—Well,lotsofpeopleplaytennisandfootball.
1.Something'scookingonthestove.
2.Something'schasingacat.
3.Someone'sbrushinghisteeth.
4.Someone'sthrowingoutsomething.
5.Someone'swatchingadogandacat.
6.Someone'ssharpeningapencil.
7.Someone'sshuttingadoor.
8.Someone'scleaningherhouse.
9.Someone'scookingsomefood.
10.Someone'sopeningawindow.
11.Someonewantsto