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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.
—Myname'
sKing.
—Howdoyouspellthat?
—K-I-N-G.IliveinHampstead.
—How'
sthatspelt?
—H-A-M-P-S-T-E-A-D.
—Whatdoyoudoforaliving?
—I'
majournalist.
—Really?
Doyoulikeit?
—Yes,Ido.It'
sveryinteresting.
Woman:
ThisisJohn,Mother.
Mother:
Howdoyoudo?
John:
John'
sajournalist.
Areyou?
Well,it'
salright.
—Hello,whereareyoufrom?
—Oh,I'
mEnglish.
Whichpartdoyoucomefrom?
—Well,IliveinLondon,butIwasborninManchester.
—Oh!
—CanyouspeakFrench?
—Alittle.
—Wheredidyoulearnit?
—Atschool.
—Canyouspeakanyotherlanguages?
mafraidnot.
1.shirt
2.skirt
3.socks
4.shirtandtie
5.blouseandskirt
6.pantsandshirt
7.shoesandsocks
8.shoes,socksandpants
9.pants,shirtandsocks
10.skirt,blouseandsweater
1.key
2.toothbrush
3.comb
4.keyanddoor
5.tableandchair
6.toothbrushandcomb
7.bicycleandtire
8.comb,toothbrushandkey
9.bed,tableandchair
1.letter
2.show
3.something
4.read
5.cigarettes
6.taxi
7.bookcase
8.none
9.magazine
10.any
11.policeman
12.policewoman
1.shoes
2.shut
3.window
4.lamp
5.bottle
6.refrigerator
7.newspaper
8.purse
9.clothes
10.bed
11.plate
12.stove
13.radio
14.first
15.second
16.third
17.fourth
18.fifth
1.talking
2.another
3.listening
4.worrying
5.glasses
6.holding
7.walking
8.pointingto
9.lookingat
PreparatoryLesson02
1.eighteen
2.ninety
3.seventeen
4.sevenhundredandeight
5.seventy-eight
6.ahundredandeighty
7.fourteen
8.seventy-six
9.fifty
10.sixty-five
11.ahundredandtwelve
12.twenty-three
13.forty-fivepercent
1.twenty-five
2.thirteen
3.fifteen
4.sixteen
5.sixhundredandfifty
6.ahundredandeighteen
7.fiveandahalf
8.fourfivethreedoubleonenine
J-K-X-E-Y-A-I-G-H-V-W-R
1.S-A-D
2.J-A-M
3.F-R-Y
4.R-E-D
5.B-R-E-N-T
1.twelvefifteen
2.twenty-fivepasttwo
3.aquartertofive
4.halfpastten
5.aquartertonine
6.It'
sabouttwentypastone.
7.It'
salmostaquartertotwo.
8.It'
salmosteleven.
9.It'
sexactlyfour.
10.It'
sninethirty.
Robert:
Hello,I'
mRobert.What'
syourname?
Sylvia:
Myname'
sSylvia.
AreyouFrench?
No,I'
mnot.I'
mSwiss.
Ronnie:
Wheredoyoucomefrom?
Susie:
FromSwitzerland.
Whatdoyoudo?
Iworkinatravelagency.
Doyou?
Iworkinabank.
Tony:
Who'
sthatgirloverthere?
George:
Whichone?
Thetallonewithfairhair.
That'
sLisa.
She'
snice,isn'
tshe?
Frankwantsanewjacket.HeandSallyseesomeinashopwindow.
Frank:
Ilikethatbrownone.
Sally:
They'
recheaperintheothershop.
Yes,thesearemoreexpensive,butthey'
rebetterquality.
Let'
sgoinandlookatsome.
Kurt:
Georgina...
Georgina:
Yes?
Wouldyouliketocometothecinemathisevening?
Oh,thatwouldbelovely.
Fine....I'
llcallforyouataboutsixo'
clock.
PeterandAnneareataparty.
Anne:
sthatmanoverthere?
Peter:
sTimJohnson.
Whatdoeshedo?
He'
sanairlinepilot.
saninterestingjob.
Yes,butairlinepilotsspendalotoftimeawayfromhome.
Theyseealotofinterestingp1aces.
Yes,buttheyhavealotofresponsibility.
Well,theyearnagoodsalary,don'
tthey?
strue.Buttheyhavetoretirewhentheyarequiteyoung.
1.kitchen
2.sink
3.under
4.over
5.beside
6.teakettle
7.chair
8.curtain
9.plant
10.above
11.left
12.right
1.lyingdown
2.reading
3.drinking
4.milk
5.typingletter
6.turningon
7.water
8.turningoff
9.light
10.making
11.eating
12.bone
13.cooking
14.someone
15.finished
1.son
2.friend
3.wife
4.husband
1.want
2.hungry
3.tired
4.bedroom
5.thirsty
6.dinner
1.livingroom
2.wall
3.above
4.behind
5.TV
6.rug
7.floor
8.under
9.door
10.corner
11.between
1.waitfor
2.bus
3.sleep
4.hot
5.cold
6.dirty
7.look
8.happy
1.tobeabout
2.weather
3.housewife
4.garden
5.automobile
6.mechanic
7.show
8.outdoors
9.winter
10.summer
11.indoors
12.spring
13.flowers
PreparatoryLesson03
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
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Joanna:
Wheredidyougoyesterday?
IwenttoCroydon.
Didyougoshopping?
No,Iwentforaninterview.
Oh,didyougetajob?
Yes,IgotajobasaManagementTrainee.
Fantastic.
Angela:
Howdidyougetoninyourexam?
Bob:
Ifailed.
Oh,Iamsorry.Whatareyougoingtodonow?
I'
mgoingtotakeitagain,ofcourse.
Whenareyougoingtotakeit?
mdefinitelynotgoingtotakeituntilnextyear.
Assistant:
Goodmorning.
Tim:
Goodmorning.Wouldyouhavealookatthiswatch,please?
Itdoesn'
tkeepgoodtime.
Yes,ofcourse.
Gaby:
shaveaparty.
Edward:
Whatagoodidea.Whenshallwehaveit?
WhataboutSaturdayevening?
Fine,andwhereshallwehaveit?
Inyourflat.
Oh,youknowwhatmylandlady'
slike.Shewon'
tletushaveapartythere.
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
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
PreparatoryLesson04
1.LosAngelestoChicago:
twothousandandfifty-four
2.HoustontoMiami:
onethousandonehundredandninety
3.DetroittoNewYork:
sixhundredthirty-seven
4.MiamitoLosAngeles:
twothousandsixhundredandeighty-seven
5.DetroittoHouston:
onethousandtwohundredandsixty-five
6.NewYorktoLosAngeles:
twothousandsevenhundredand
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